The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1893-09-15


TO Bntteville, where they obtained 4
crowd OF white men opposed to Chinese
hop piekers and returned to Hubbard al
noon. They asked permission of ths
Mckinney brothers, who have large
hop yard near Hubbard, 70 send away
the Cinnamon employed IN their ward
The McKinneys told the mob that the,
had leased the yard to the Chinanien and
had nothing to say as to whether they
should remain or go away. Then Mil,
Ter, Whitman and Falkern drove out Il
the hop yard and captured eighteen oil
nineteen Cinnamon. They carted them
to town and sent them away on the az.
ternoon train--six being sent tc Geryais
where ii is understood they came from
ard eleven or twelve to Portland. The
| full fare OF each Chinaman was paid
Who put up the money for the fares il
not known, but il is supposed the citi.
zens OF Hubbard contributed the cash
When Sheriff John knight was in the
hop country Tuesday he appointed /. u
Ehler and Byron ID Grimm deputy sher.
IFS. When the raid at the Mckinney
yard became known these deputies or.
gained strong posse Of citizens and
i went after the rioters. Il was q well or
ganixed and efficient posse anu so ener-
Igetically did it work that soon eighteen
OF the agitators were under arrest and
locked in the Hubbard armofy. A tele-
gram was sent 10 the sheriff and he inn
nedia,ely left for the scene OF trouble,
arriving there about q o'clock in the eve
ming. Whitman was then arrested,
making the nineteenth man. Four or
1 five other prisoners, including the ring
leaders in the difficulty, are expected 10
be arrested and brought to Salem this
morning .-Statssman.
The Doll CARNIVAL last evening al
the Y u c A Hall was great success. The
rooms were packed until there was hardly
elbow room The exhibition Of dolls was
| well gotten up. There were four booths
The first, miniature parlor. contained the
old dolls. dolls that had been kept over a
year. A few were quite aged. Miss Annie
Condit was yoted the first priza in this de-
| partment, pretty doll The next was a
lawn scene, with a lake in the center.
swings. hammocks and easy chairs making
it natural one. Miss Leia Blain secarei
the first prize for having the kandsonast
doll. The third and fourth were the pan
] per and hospital departments, a sickiy
locking lot OF decrepit old dolls that must
have been having a hand at the parrot and
| monkey game A tramp doll owned by
Fred Pike won the prize in these booths.
During the evening short program was
| presented. consisting Of song by a GUAR
tet. MesSrs McCuIlagh and Thompson. Mrs
Thompson and Miss Swart- a reading BIZ
Miss Helen Crawford and song by a THO,
Ms Thompson. Miss Swars and Mrs Nut
ting. The receipts were over so, and
were made up from admissions 10 the doll
show at ten cents for adults and Eve cents
for children and in votes on the merits Of
the dolls at three for fve cents hand
some doh was given 10 the girl selling The
| most tickets. Lena Vierec& proved the
biggest rnstler. her receipts being sll-6S.
Ora Hardness was second. with &C IS. and
Oda Haight third with s5-4S. and other
little girls did we'll
THE CHINESE TRorRLg.-At the hear
ing OF the Is mrn in jail for the raid on
Mckinney's yard. near Hubbard. Wedne4-
day. on a charge Of riot. four we're dis
charged. three held 10 the grand jury in
500 each, and eaeven held in $500 each.
The prisoners conducted their own defense.
Serious trouble Is feared Scores Of Win
chester rities are ready for use. and guards
are now employed az the yards employing
Chinese fisc keat-uzz.an eayz. Tisu srra~sa.I
Of the situation Is much zincrsasel hy
threats made against the property of those
who employ Cinnamon v alter Bnckler.
Of jefferson, Linn county. recently received
three letters-cne from Albany. one from
| Butteyilse and one from SaIem-shreatssain
him with visitation Of fire. smoke and
ashes If be permitted Cinnamon to pick
bis hops. By ruse be snooee,ied in has-
ing his Chinaman release his contract.
Other growers have received similar letters.
And. rs If to add impEcsxiveness, two hop
houses IN yards where Chinese were en-
psoyed 10 a greater or less extent have
burned this week. Wednesday night the
hop house Of Hofer & Zorn. near Butss.
vile. WIS destroyed by fire. Ii was a
double drier and both floors were flled
with green hops. The fire appeared TO
have originated in the hops In some man
ner unausounted for. The honse ccSt
$500. Il is supposed 10 have been IN
surei for 81 500
LEBANON % Marks commenced 4
term Of school in the Reed district Monday.
w Menzies fears that about twenty
head Of cattle belonging TO him have PER
ished In the forest fires. He has been able
to find only one COW. and she WIS so badly
burned she had to he killed.
Messrs HogAn and Ludwick. Of Mccoy,
| Neb. were In town a day or .wc this week
They are looking for a location IN this part
of the country, and expressed thenlselys:
as well pleased with this section.
| C H Ralston and family left last Satns.
day for Portland. where they wiil make
their home in the future. This is the sirss
| time in the history of Lebanon that Their
was not Raiston living here. as Lebanon
is located on the RalstoE donation land
claim. Advance and Express.
HARRIsBunG. Viola Senders re
turned from Albany Tuesday. She was &C
companied by her cousin. Miss Belle Sen,
ders.
We acknowledge a pleasant call from Nj
Chase. of Lebanon, Tuesday. Mr. Chass
tried the newspaper business himself once
but got tired Of working for nothing and i
now amassing wealth as contractor.
| Henry Close will not gather any mors
plums this season. He was engaged at that
occupation last Monday evening when he
fell from the tree and dislocated his hip. Dr
lDuGas attended TO the injured man. and al
last reports he was getting along nicely. bui
inasmuch as the injury was bad one ant
Mr. Close is 78 years old it may take long
time for him to recover fully.-Courier.
A Marriages rot on tn,
square are nearly always faiiure. The
News tells of another case: II is reported
that Mrs Lee Porter, nee Miss Lily Bell,
Cain, of Monroe precinct, has gone to part.
unknown, leaving her husband behind, whc
is said to be almost distracted over her alb
sence. This is the couple that ran away
from home not long since and were mar
ried at Albany, a license being refused tEen
here. II is supposed that the young WON
an has gone to San Francisco, where he
father IS at present. Another case of mis-
placed confidence, by which marriage i
sure to prove failure. Mrs Porter ha
been gone since last Saturday, we leern.
Il He UsLoADED. Mr. Wilhelm held owe
large quantity of last years wheat in th
warehouse at Monroe Landing, but he dc
cided to unload to some extent before thi
season crop came in. He therefore dis
) posed of 1000 bushels to Mr. Fischer of th
: Corvallis Touring mills, at So cents in tn
warehouse near Monroe. On Thursday 3
last week he also sold to San francisco paI
ties $50 tons at go cents per bushel delivere
in San Francisco. The grain is carrie
| !, from Monroe Landing TO this city by steam
boat, hence to its destination by rail an
ocean steamer via Yaqaina. Gazette.
VI TAKEN FoR A BURGLAR There was
close call to tragedy at Halsey. Clarene
ky,Ian,. x.,sa,.t IN Grand ft,a ,,s..kk nth