The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1892-01-01
HOME AND ABROAD
MONDAY,

Many merchants are invoicing 10 90 how
they stand with the world.
The paper mill At Lebanon was TO have
started on Saturday. but another delay
occurred.
Tho Morning oregonlan has been Guod for
$50. 900 on charge of libel, preferred by
Joe Manb udaa. Of Baker City.
a email railroad bddgo, on tho o the
other side Of iIrown'a mill, was swept out
by high water yesterday and into the San
tiam.
A profoal ional dead beat 10 doing the city
on the sick plea. He has brother -in-law
willing to help him. who Ia tho heayioat tar
payer in bis county.
Tho Portlsnda wsio defeated by tho San
Jose club Saturday. and tho games are now
7 TO O IN favor Of Portland. moro games
are TO be played In the series.
Albany has bcon selected A. the perman-
ent home OF the Oregon School journal. aud
II will continue TO be printed here by 80 w
Watts.
The meeting OF the l.sdes' Aid Society
has heea postponed until the second Tuesday
In January, by order Of tho president.
qon Medorum Crawford, pioneer II
ib1@t ubNu Ut HibbAuHFAAo bA pHbuHuAI ~
tho ago of II. Ha was ono OF tho boat
known Of Oregon pioneers.
No less than twelve Portland life inaur.
anoe agents have gone down 10 Astoria
since the chief OF police Of that city threat
sned to murder the publishers OF the Town
Talk. Tho life insurance agent always has
his eyes cast /. the windward.--Ex
A BAD TRrsrLE The trestle Just cast
of the Jewish cemetery again caused
trouble yesterday. Owing 10 nm immense
quantity OF water under II II was thought
dangerous 20 use II, hence the noon trains
met there, exchanged passengees, etc, and
returned IN the directions they had gone.
Trains run over II at nigh, after the water
had subsidized.
FROM rnE MINIS. Ill w White came
down from the mines this mornIng. lie
LETT there Friday morning and went over
snow at the summit twelve feet deep,
though at the mlneA there Il not very
much. Bob Monroe arrived on the night
previous. Nothing had been heard from
Hil. II he gets Out Il Will he In the
direction OF Scio; but the Indications are
that he IL lost and may not get Out at all.
The mill was running right along day
times, and though little can be told now all
The signs are good ones.
TUESDAY.
Patti will probably Ds in Portland on Feb
20th, aud all IL will cost will DO $4,000.
The deposits n the Frat National Bank Of
Hspner are sG5.O0 loans and discounts.
1923. 1873.
Mia. Emma PieitTsr IL nov tho owner Of
that hand ONO doll tha. has been go much
admired at the Ladies' Bazsar.
A tremendous wind prevailed laAs night.
The wires alrng tho $ Z wsTs generally.
grounded. At the bay the Sea aAa very
high.
The Mascot Gun Cub has received
challenge, for three ot its mem'ers 60 shoot
sith the Salem club on New Years day at
ifty Peoria black lifds apiece.
Last evening ~hile loading heavy article |
nto his delivery wagon jos sVers was |
'ttnek in the taeo by the handle Il truck. |
! severe blow causing quite an abrasion Of |
hs cu,iele Of hia ptoboseis.
Seeking as home a town where there arc /
20 salnehs. tho kecley institute. Tor Tho ture |
II liquor, opium aud ,ohAcea habits. |, = ts /
moved from Fortified 10 permanent / es-
ioa in forcat Grove.
Aisok George killed bis panther near
ZeIby last week. Ills father heard . pig /
queal ard Wont ou (. to sec what the matter
aa and found tho panther eating ffesh /
1o'k. Tie called George aud his nflp cot /
md issFbtehed tho deprsdaior iastsbter. |
TIE brute was fall grown aud measured over
Inns feet Courier.
''Aunl Dinah's" Hacking party At the W
tTUHAll New Years eve. This was gotten
ip by so.na youag people In Lockport. NY,
#hefs IL took go we'll that IL was Published
n pamphlet form and sold generally. Re-
feshmcnts will be setv, 4 aud the old year
4 4atehsd out. Admission. 95 cents.
In it, news department, probably clipping
he item from An exchange. the OfegpniAn
poke vi . BShet City mAn As Frercn
restaurant keeper aud gambler. and u,pu-
ionsd bis name in connection With an eni-
,s xzlemert case. A $50. 600 libel suit has
'esultsd. Tho plAiatI. jos Maaaudaus,
vii recover abon. 90 cents.
Knox Butts Orange has elected tho fol-
o~ing ofhcersi Master, Briee Wallace;
,sotseer. Mart Miller; lecturer. NJ II Wilde;
steward George Rodgers; asaistant steward.
!" Th.esi chaplain. F y Doughton; treas
irer, G G Hammond; secretary. JAmes
Archibald; gate keeper, julius Smidsh;
pomona, s A Jordan; fora, II NJ Hamou:
,srea. lillian Chambers; LA ). AlwildA
Archibald.
DELAYED TRAINS. All OF the trains |
,aye been delayed today. A washous at
Noedburn last night kept back the lecal
ind overland. the former remaining for |
- Vsfahfa u he l.9s L.. a..lt Il
his morning and reaching Albany at |
lbout go. the damage at Woodburn hav- |
ng been repaired. The Roseburg local |
arrived az about O'Clock on It's way south, |
while the north bound came In at about |
Is:3o about an hour late. The Yaquina
rain met with an immense tree across the |
track two miles this side of Toledo, and
was delayed an hour. II left Albany on lts |
WEDNESDAY.
Wheat has risen to S5 cents.
There will be one asses smrnt in the A q
U w for Januusy.
A rarity finished house was plown down
10 Eugene during tho recent storms.
There are 1850 students at Ann kiLor,
the largest Of any University in the U s.
Elkton,in Douglas county. and Phslometh,
In Renton county. have been made money
ordsr offices.
At the regular meeting OF Albany Lodge
No. o o r 20 be held this evening there
will be work in the degree OF Friendship.
ALI members are invited TO attend. BY or
der OF N @.
The Ladies' Auxiliary Of the Young Mems
Christian Association will tander receipt
ion to the yoang men Of the city on New
Years day from 3 to 8 p m in the W WCTU
Hall.
"Aunt Dinah's Husking Party" at the w
@ I U Hall tomorrow night. A genuine
old fashioned husking party viii be pre-
sented ON stage arranged for the purpose,
followed by social. Admission z5 cent?.
The Roseburg Plaindealer says "Mrs G d
Chamberlain, wife Of the enterprising pro-
prietor Of the Racket, received from England
wholesome aud enjoyable Christina
present In tho shape of a draft for several
hundred ponnds sterling. being part of
recent inheritance"
The Statesman says Wallis Nash, of the
Oregon Pacific, also had hearing before the
hoard of Faualizatinou. He said land No