The Lebanon express. (Lebanon, Linn County, Or.) 1887-1898, 1894-03-16
Judge Miner is sun qulle SICK.

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Albany.
Judge Mllier Is sLlil quile SICK.
born, Mar. III, 1894, " the vile OF ii.
\, hlrRpdIrlcR, u boy; weight ~ lbs.
Z. Il. oIallard democratic canui-
dale lOr county clerK. was III town tue
tirst vi the Week.
U. b. Montague left Wednesday for
Oregon City, " attend the popullsL
stale convention.
II. Tivey and family intend to move
TO Kansas about May !, Mr.. ilvey
having disposed oi MS property here.
These naru times we want to save all
We can, but oI course we nave " cav,
suli you VIII save come ny getting your
groceries AT Bach's.
=. 4. Lewis, the man recently held
ny justice Curl " await the 'acJlon OF
Lle grand jury, made all allempt Mon
day nlgnL " escape from The county
jail, ny saving OH the Dars with saw
inaue ouC OF spring OF MS watch. lie
Was caught iii tne act aud stopped
IN the case Of DR.. Sponogie, who
| was Tried for the crime vi criminal
assault upon the person OF MIS-. Pearl
wyatt, the jury brought in verdict
of guilty as charged, and tile sentence
Will be given on Monday. The pun
lsnment for rape, OF which he is con-
victed, is from three 10 twenty years
i'll the penltentiary,
W. L. Chandler was taken suddenly
i'll last evening. He was at mis- home
alone when the spell began TO come on,
but reached the residence of Jesse
Spencer, when he fell in All uncon-
sclous state. A physician was ut once
summoned and he WAS soon revived
and he is now getting along nicely. He
is still at Mr.. Spencer's. Mrs. Chand-
Ter came over from Lebanon to-day
having been called to the bedside of
her misunderstanding News, Mar.
l3.
AT the populist convention Friday,
just before closing, resolution was i'll
troduced asking the convention to in
struct the delegates to the state con-
vention for c. B. Montague for secreta-
ry of state and Geo. Alexander for state
printer This after having already in.
structed the delegates for B. f. Ramp
for congressman and having endorsed
DR.. J. l.. Hill for governor looked like
trying to give all the state offices to
Linn county, and Mr.. Montague de-
clined. The resolution was then laid
on tae table. Another funny feature
was the speech of the nominee for
county treasurer, in which he pledged
himself that if elected he would not
deposit any of the county funds in any
bank, but would "provide other means
of keeping it safe" He did not say
whether he would hide it in o sock,
carry it in his pocket, or would loan
it out to the peeple.-Herald
The grand jury has again refused to
indict John Marks for burglarizing the
house of his brother, VIM. Marks. BY
this action the grand jury refuse to be-
lieve to be true the charges that have
been twice made by Mr.. Marks fami-
ly and ny himself. This second refu-
sal to believe their story should satisfy
them that in the belief of the grand
jury it was not Jno. Marks who placed
those articles in Johns bed and under
Johns smokehouse. From expressions
let drop by the grand jury and by the
prosecuting officers, it may be possible
that the next grand jury will be called
upon to enquire WHO DID put those
articles on Johns premises. That is
the question that interests the tax
payers Of this county who have paid
already several hundred dollars to as
sist this farce. If John is innocent, as
the grand jury believes, then some one
has put up this job. Who is this man
or these men? The ingenuity shown to
convict John may be called into play
to save themselyes,-from the place
where they tried to put John--in the
penitentiary.
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Strictly In IT,
When it comes to selling goods, Ba-