The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1892-06-24

fortune to get one of his hands badly torn
up las! Tuesday in the planning mill of
Shamless & Stopper Bros. Di Booth
dressed hia hand.
{ a Zahn and Zoe Day, OF Lebanon.
made trip to Corvallis on Tuesday last
AFTER looking over the town they wisely
came TO the conclusion that Lebanon Is
ore OF the most tlourishing towns we have
in the valley.
Al the last meeting of the o o the
following officers were elected: A A KEGS,
n G' ] Z Allen. V C, w G Peterson,
Sec; Jacob Am, Treasurer.
In conversation with w 3 Donaca and
also X Hiatt this week, we were informed
that the outlook for fine crop cf hops
TINS year was never better. They both
said that the lice were In their yai ds, but
they were spraying and though, that they
would be successful in killing them out.
ana look for hops TO be good price this
year.
Mr. Nj Parker. one of the successful
farmers OF Linn county, who lives six
ni'es west of Lebanon, was in our city on
Monday 20 offer the balance of his wheat
ieit IRON last years crop, now stored at
ial1man consisting OF foar thousand
bushels. Mr. Parker says il Lebanon will
only furnish the needfui capacity for stor-
ing, she can divide the trade OF a large
amount OF wheat tha, goes TO Albany =
Express
A PECULIAR CASE happened at niagara
on the o. r., in Marion county, few
days ago. A game of kase ball was in
progress between a couple boys mines.
Morgle Durham, the school teacher was
watching It, and keeping score while sit
ting on the porch OF a house close TO the
ground. Beside her was dog, belonging
to w Rider. A son of Mr. Rider made
two base hit, and was running for sec
ond base, when Miss Dunham clapped
her hands and cried for him to run his
pest. The dog sprang on TO her aud bit
her cheek in serious manner. Mr.
Rider was arrested for keeping vicious
dog, 1t being claimed the dog was saw
age one generally. III II Hewitt appear
ed tor the stale and J II Wyatt for the
defense. On appearing before the JUS
lice the defendant waived examination
and was held TO await the action OF the
grand jury.
ScIo A paint mine was discovered b,
g " Saudford of near this city In Water
loo las, week, The paint Is said by experts
to &c OF excellent quality.
A subscription pap.r. to aid the base
ball boys In fitting up their grounds. was
circulated the first of the week. Some
thing near SIso was raised.
Tuesday the younger of T w Duiey's
li,,e girls was playing in the yard at his
residence, when she stepped on the half OF
broken glass pitcher in such manner
that the other edge was thrown up against
The calf OF her leg with such force that
cash abon, three inches long and 10 the
bone was cut.-PIess
JUpaE MORGAN SHor.-H c Watson. OF
this city, received dispatch this alter
noon from Memphis, Tenn, announcing
the shooting on the cars between Mem
phis and fernando this morning, OF
Judge ] u Morgan By Henry Foster, a
lawyer, but without particulars. Judge
Morgan was one OF the ahlest aud most
prominent men OF the Mississippi Valley,
recently representing the second district
OF Mississippi in Congress, and IL OF ma
tional reputation. He was the father OF
Mrs Watson. who will have the sympa-
thy OF many Albany people over the loss
o. her father Foster Is a man Of unsav-
oTy reputation, having heretofore killed
man
GETTING CKAzY.-Eight hundred aud
sixty-one votes were cast in the four
Albany prcciacts, good showing. indicai
ing quite an increase over previous elec-
,ions Democrat The four precincts ol
Corvallis cas-; just 100 less vo,rs than
Albany, which would indicate than Cor.
wallis Is not far behind her neighbor In
the matter OF population Gazette And
in Eugeue's four precincts $50 votes were
cast, nearly TOO more than in the boasiiul
city of Albany Eugene Register. Don's
be crazy Albany's precincts have been
cut down I'LL they are confined airlos' en-
iirely 10 the incorporated limits. while
Eugene's and Corvallis run mics into
the country,
The STATE Teachers INSTITUTE meets
in Portland, June IS, 90, so ard july /.
| The program promises an educational
feast Prof ' Reid, OF the the Eu-
gene schools, formerly OF Albany, will
have q paper on Teaching OF Morals
and Manners" Prof r \ Wright, Of
Astoria, formerly of Lebanon. on
"Slighted Duties todsy-Failures to-
| morrow !" Prof w II Lee, Of the Albany
Collegiate Institute. on '.Music in
Schools. its place and Influence Prof
Edward II Nc lllister, OF the State Uni
versity, formerly of Albany, on General
Information in the school room."
BRUISED SoNEwHAr.-Befote and at
ter midnight during the night th,t closed
this morning. couple '-corn juice" rows,
the particulars of which are not very
plain, occurred in this cii~ resulting In a
| moderately old man, no. .ery large, being
well pounded up ard bruised by large
moderately young man. The former was
trying TO get Il warrant for the latters ar
rest during the day; but no arrest had
| been made At press time. Such affairs are
not very crediiable to any one concerned.
Two LANE County CAsEs.-F II Won s
Blaasch was taken to the state peRiten
tiary at Salem from Eugene yesterday
! for one year for receiving stolen property.
He at one time worked in restaurant
and was arrested when here for having
| trouble with Chinaman. l. 7 Revier