The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1892-05-06
HOME AND ABROAD
THURSDAY.


Knox Houston denies that he is editor of
the Prinevi'ls News.
There viii be one assessment in the A O
U W fer the month Of May.
Yesterday was Gen Grants birthday.
Also that Of two Albany men, each boz n
thirty one ears after Grant.
The gross receipts of the Roseburg post
office for the year ending Marsh 3lst, were
$360l.64
Tn" wife Of Dr. N P4tton, formerly of
Albany, has sued at dissoIute ,naa for
divorces. on the ground. Of drunk enuess.
William A.tor left $1,000, 900. His
widow Will r. cetve annual income of
5000 His son. John jacob, will get
about $50 600. COO.
George Armstrong, OF Salem. was 10 have
been married last night at O'Clock, but
instead sIeat the time in all ON the charge
cfstealing watch.
N J Blagen. of the B!agen tanning coui-
pany Of Eugene, recently fueA ID p Thomp-
son end othirs Of Portland for STAG, ,00I 96
for falling - carry oBt their contract to
build motor line frou. Portland to M.lwau-
kee. Biageu has oitair ed a Judgment fer
s25, 900
Yesterday EecDidtr .Ioha F Chord, of the
Ancient Order of Em:ed Workmen, receive
from the GA al Recorder a warrant for
$4,000 m sde payable to Emma Fauli, widow
of the late James FaGIl. This elbows that
the u w is the mast prompt organiz,-
tion in ,hs payment of desth claims in ex-
istence.-baker Ciry Democrat
A BICYCLE CLUB.-Sast evening at the
Y NJ { A hall bicycle clue was organ
lied by about twenty-five riders. Il will
be known as The Albany Cycle Club, and
will contain about forty FIVE members
when the organization is completed.
among the numLer tflree Young women
Tasty uniforms ssill be secured, and when
the bridge is dedicated, and the 4th of Juiy
celebrated the cyclists propose TO help
the affairs along. Committees were ao-
pointed, and call meeting will soon be
held 70 complete the organization.
a gentleman from Corvallis tells of
fatal hunting accident that occurred near
that city yesterday. Ailt Modie,a Young
man about thirty ears of age, went hunt
ing in The afternoon after pheasznis. Not
about him. ard went to find him. His
dead body was found. with gun shot just
over ore of his ewes. The Indications
were that the fall contents of his gun had
been discharged into his face, probably
causing instant deash. There was nothing,
though, 10 prove how il was done, nor for
certain that Ii was accidental, the young
man having been alone. The deceased
was son of Jacob Moiie,an old resident
OF Benton county, was single, ard is men,
TONED as one CT steady habits. well ike d
by those who knew him.
FRIDAY.
On Wedresday at brownsville w Martin
Was arrested 1a tns chIFge Of Geo D OTerton
fer tTespAss aud tried beiorea iary. lie wEs
teund not guilty.
wv wirie isri At the home uf daughter
in the Big Bend Country on tuesday, a. the
2iga ne-d age OF s. se4ls He w44 al old
aud respected resident OF Llnn counEy-
Prof N Wright, formerly Of Lsb4uor.
was next 70 The leading candidate fcr com
instson As school paiztsudenr Of Ciztsop
eosnsy on the republican ticket
The remains cf V $ B.ssff we're tutied
by the K Of Z at O'Clock his afternoon. =
utSfzS4E1 u8FsbE GEc1 EG[E4EG1 HON 1iEE
Bszuf TO give hum good bariAl
The yoaeg m1n accidentally killed IN
Bett toa ecnniy Wednesday sveuinz Was
canned Al Mosiie. ard nos Rodi. A. .ives
yesterday. he was ahoGt tLiEtY year.
Of sge.
Yesterday Walter De Clark, = r1i! cad
nsn iron Portland. Oregon. wsG. 20 Tracy,
near StocktOn. Calf. 10 sill Miss Tillis Lad
~ig. daughter Of \ sos.i proprietor there,
bat instead vas hinsef thot md dspgeroas-
y wcuEdtd by the girls brother, Henry
Ludwie. D. Clark had been engsEed 10
h..rry Miss LniEis. bat the enga9ement
was broken.
Az 0sCCLTAyToS.-ToniIhs o1cuFs the
Oscu.tation OF the moon and Venus. L.
will be complete in Colorado, bat only
and 10 O'Clock The weather promises
10 be poor for seeing the interesting
sight.
An AcclDEN7 To- day Mr. Cha,d;er,
,inner wi,h Hopkins Dros, WAS Fastening
from The ti0 shop 10 ilae.r store "a hen he
slipped on the back steps, and fell back in
the alley. the IA | rendering him insensi-
bic. He wzs foand awhile afterwards and
aiken hcme, and is doiag we'll
4 BAD Boy Albert Rounds.a thirteen
year old boy, whose mother, a widow,
resides in Brownsville, las been in the
city recently. Before coming here an
eifori was made 10 sent him to the Re
form school, on account OF his bad be-
haYiOr, bu: instead he Was sent 10 5 rela-
tive and finally landed in Albany, where
he has worked some, and recently excited
the sympathy OF Mr. Ashby Pearce, who
assisted him and presented him with q
suit OF clothes. A day or two ago, he Is
reported to have stolen watch belong
ing 10 Mrs Sloan, Of the Orphans Home,
and was arrested yesterday afternoon
and given hearing before Justice
Humphrey today, resulting in his being
sent to the Reform school, the proper
place for hoy OF his character.
The REBExAu SoCIAL.-Follo sing is
the program for the Rebekaa ,o:ial TO be
given At the opera house this even
ing:
Vocal so,o-Douh be Quag,etie
Master Lee Payne.
instrumental eue,t-H ] Hopkins and
daughter.
Vocal soio--Prof " W Davis.
Recitation-Mi Lottie Ketchun.
Vocal SOLO Miss Bertha Ellis.
Vocal soio-Mrs W w Davis.
Male Oruarteite.
Vocal soso--Mr Gene l.arimore.
Admission 10 csnts, coffee and san D.
witches lc ceuts, ice cream and cake IS
gents.
SATURDAY.
Hon c b Roland. Postmastss of ] Isif-rs,~.
/ died yesterday.
X Hight. Of Alhaur. aw Newton
| CFabtree, of S.io. have hsen drA az e. s,
jurors from Linn county.
The G p S c Co are mai ing srr,pgements
| to put in new fifty horse power double
turbine water wheels at their factory IL
Albany.
! The anniversary of Odd Sslsowthip wss
celebrated at Harrisburg last Tuesday in a
becoming manner. Hon J K Weathsrfa 4.
of this city. delivered the orstiOe.
] An Improvement across the river H. =
would add wonderfully to the qeeer.l .p.