The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1892-04-22

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n Review gives the following particulars o
d the stabblng ARRAY at Riddles by which
! Chester Pogue was killed: Yonhs
e wright is the non OF II Wright, who
. lives between Riddle and CanyonviiIe
9 AM AM rogue was really an .sphan, hi.
E iather being In the insaneA lsylum and
; his mother dead. He has l.sed In the
4 Mynatt family ut Riddle for many years,
4 was quiet and inoifensive and bore 4
! good reputation. The boys qnarrelles!
: on there way home from school eeparat-
! ing at the Cow creek bridge. IL ID
| claimed that Wright dared pogne back
and the latter returned and fight en-.
/. sued. Wright had opened hls knife to
/, cut q switch and had put II back into his
pocket with the hlade open. While they
were clinched he used his knife with
! deadly. effect. They separated aud Pogue
. walked some distance away before he
, knew that he bad been injured. Wright
was examined before Justice Brown yes
terday, aud held on the charge Of mur-
der ! II Riddle brought the boy 10
koseburg and he IL now IN the county
JAIL. similar tragedy occurred at Rid
die several years ago between two school
boys, when one ol the Russell bows
stabbed young Qnine TO death.
An UNFORTUNATE woaAx. The FOL.
loving Is published In the Salem Journal
by Lucy Young the woman arrested for
selling goods without license. II tells
pitiiul story: ! am told some Of the
business men have said was rude 10
them because they would not buy iny
goods. Have not been myself since /
wac thrown into Jail March Slst at Iunc-
ton City. Came here sick, with little
money and myself to support and others
dependent on me. After working nearly
three business blocks and talking 10 80
many, selling hardly anything when
knew these business men saw so few
women selling goods, suppose did act
rude 10 some OF them, perhaps wild or
eraEy, and | ask their pardon, also Mr.
Minto's, when he called here l was so |
sick or crazy hardly know what | said. |
alao ask old Nj 0oodelrs pardon III |
said anything disrespectiul to him per.
sonaily. This selling goods is a hard life |
Tor women. II is 20 hard for u decent
woman TO live.
PRouArK MATTEks.--In the snatier Of /
the estate Of Geo Cleveland, deceased. A. |
uAl account allowed and administrator dis |
charged.
in the matter OF the estate OF q w Yer.
non, hfst account fled and allowed aud II /
Is further ordered that personal properly |
be sold.
Ia the matter OF the estate Of chaa II |
Dueke:t, will admitted to probate and Eliza |
Y Duckett appointed executor.
In the matter OF the estate OF q w |
Hamilton, Inventory fiIed.pessonai proper
iy saSi.
In the matter Of the estate Of chas A |
&C.
that distribution Of property Be made.
In the matter Of the estate ol p ] La
poFtes Rachel Laportc appointed admins
traitor with bonds fixed Al $1,000. Boud
Sled and approved.
A CHEEKv Bor.-A few days ago a
team was taking lot Of eggs 10 town |
from the store OF Mr. Grace as Clarkea.
The load proved too large and two cases
Of eggs were unloaded at the hIuao of a
farmer. Those eggs disappeared over
night, and the day following boy came
10 MRCirace's stare with a hall dozen
eggs TO sell. They were bought and
next day and also the third day boy
came with eggs 10 sell. But the third
day the boy had his eggs IN the bucket
that walked of from the farmers house
with the eggs. He was coilared and
Sont1nHe4 tuhk uu uAt UEtu erliluE HiF
Grace his own eggs and the young
thieves parents paid the bill.--Oregon
City Courier.
LEaAsox.-E @ Phelps has bought
four acres Of land adjacent TO Waterloo
aud took possession last week.
Mr. Shea, superintendent Of the
Brownsville tannery, was in Lebanon
last week trying 70 enlist our citizens Ia
tannery at this place, 20 be owned and
operated by q Joint stock company.
We have q citizen In Lebanon who was
In Ford's theater at the time OF Preal-
dent Lincoln's assassination. lie was
an eye witness oi the tragedy which
threw nation into mourning Many Of
the spectators Of the sad tragedy believed
II 70 be part OF the play.
The property Q, r Milbredt witch was
ordered sold by the court brought /
s204 80 Monday westiall & Co had q
livery bin amounting "a more than this
sum, but agreed TO settle for that
amount. wskuow not how W q Myers
who brought suit for wages, Ii 70 get his
pay Advance.
A RgMAREAHLr ISeinEST,--The Port |
and Dispatch tells the following; Yea
terday a stranger called az the Union |
Pacific Office IN this city and paid for
ride he had stolen In bcx car from Whit |
man TO The llalles some eight years ago. |
| The amount was Sc. 90. The man de-
clined TO give his name or TO take receipt
for the money. Every man that beats a
railroad company IL not 4 tramp or n
nobo yet they are looked upon and claesed
as such. The man In question was un-
ldcubtediy 40 hopest man. but was forced
TO steal the ride from dire necessity, and
when fortune smiled upon him. he like
Itrue man, came boldly to the front and
paid HIS fare Ike q gentleman. Now
them let the Union Pacific take an example
from this man, and return the money
stolen from the people By extortionate
overchargcd rates.
T THAT OLD FAKE. Some Salem nan
have Just made the same foolish trip that
has been made several times by Linn
Icounty men. The Journal says; Amos
Strong, A Herren, Mark Holms, Frizzell
and I'd G Cross have returned from a
week spent at Mitchell, t3s mics east OF
The DaIles. Ia the Blue mountains Mr.
Frixzells brother had written tha: he had
discovered the famous Blue Bucket, ar
lost gold mines, suppoged 70 have been
a found and loss In I54s BY emigIants. fhe
0 father and mother OF Mr. Herren were In
r tre train that located the fabulous Blue
: Bucket mines. Careful investigation
n showed the party however, that Mr. Vriy-
zel was mistaken. The party had a
n lpleasanttFip.
LOOKS WARLIEE.-At the meeting Of
1.-THE militia board In Salem Col Howditeh
: secured an appropriation of $500 to equip
!, for actual duty troop at Linkville, who
< are liable to be called out to defend the
"A settlers against the three thousand In
i dians still on the reservation, says tbs
i Journal. There Is great danger OF al
- Indian outbreak there and the presenl
" state military BOARD deserves credit to
: doing all in It's power to protect the set,
tiers.
A RATrLING BREEZE. "A decided.
stiff breeze prevailed this Afternoon
raltling signs lively and whistling throng
whiskers ominously. But L was tam
compared to Nebraeka style. II siinpl
rnttfsn4 tt,irca RI Nehragka and Kansa