The Lebanon express. (Lebanon, Linn County, Or.) 1887-1898, 1893-10-20

u tower Wnen 5ne ftll 10 tne lluuf anO
expired almost Instantly. The eaust
was heart disease Mrs Harris was 3t
years OF age and was highly esteemed
by her neighbors.
1t seems to lis that 1t would he u good
idea for the city council to pass an or
dinance making it finable offence to
ring the church bell longer than one
minute at any one time The way
some of the ringers have, Of ringing
the bell for ten or fifteen minutes at
one time, has gown to be nuisance
that should be abated.
Charles Millhern, an employe Of the
Oregon Pacific company in this city,
was arraigned before Justice u. M.
| Curi yesterday on charge of abduc-
tion. The alleged crime consists in
having enticed away from her home
Miss P9rtia Spaight, the l4-year-old
daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. George
Spaight. Millhern waived examina.
ton, and washeld in 500 bonds, .whi3h
he gave, to await the action of the
grand jury.--Albany Herald.
During my term of service in the
army contracted chronic diarFhoea,"
says A. e. Bending, of Halsey, Ore
gon. Since then have used great
amount of medicine, but when found
any that would give me relief they
would injure my stomach. until
Chamberlain's Collie, Cholera and Di-
arrhoea Remedy was brought to my
notice Iused it and will say it is the
only remedy that gave me permanent
relief and no bad results follsN. For
sale by NJ. A. Miller, Druggist.
/ The fanny man of the Eugene Guard
got off the following at Junction City'-
expense. "We are told one osJunrlion
City's.young men has unduabtedly IL
very bad case Of lnvesckness. A few
days ago he called on the lady love of
his choice, and informed her of the
state Of his affections, and that he
cousd not live without her; that unless
shereeiprocated with him exclusively
he would take strychnine and commit
suicide To prove his assertion he
pulled phial out of his pocket and
poured part Of the contents into bis
hand. The horror struck maiden was
equal to the occasion. Hold onp she
exclaimed, i will get you some water
and 1t will not taste so bad ~
\ Mrs. Sadie Toole. wife Of VIM. Toole,
who lives on farm near Albany. was
arraigned in Justice Gurlis court yes.
terday on charge Of pointing a fire.
arm at human being" The com.
planning witness was L. o. Hiatt II
appears that young Hiatt had some
difficulty with Mr.. Toole on account Of
some cattle having got out Of the field
and threatened to whip the latter
Mrs Toole procured pistol and
went cunning for the man wht
was going to whip her husband
and for her display of firearms was
placed under arrest by Constable c. G
Burkhart. She waived examination
aud gave 500 bonds for her appear
ance before the grand iury.-Herald.
AS will be remembered by our read
ers some months ago Elizabeth Jordan
mysteriously disappeared from thf
residence of her brother, near Dexter
The case excited the community anC
there were some who unhesitatingly
claimed foul play and designated w
E. Jordan as the party responsible fol
the lady's disappearance. The tall
has now brought out a suit for slandel
and damages, w. E. Jordan being the
plaintiff and Joseph Parker defendant
The amount of damages asked by
the plaintiff is $22,5O0. The case viii
come before the next term of circuit
court and no doubt will be holly con
tested by both sides. The result O
this case will probably decide the fate
of some others in that neighborhood
Eugene Register.
The suit brought against the towi
of Selma by the Mongolians who were
turned out by the mob was not entire
ly unexpected 1t has, however, come
III a different form from what was an
ticipated. The Cinnamon, if the com
plaint is correctly reported, claim nc
damages for personal abuse or for prop
erty destroyed, but ask the town tc
make good TO them money, clothes
and jewelry stolen. They will have t.