The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1895-10-25
FRIDAY
Technicalities Not Allowed.

The courts rulings throughout the tria
were against technicalities of the de
fense, and the instructions To the jnr,
were strong in upholding the Law. PHI,
theories OF the defense, that the receipt
Igiyen by Lyon was not authorized by
Stockman, and that he was entirely liz.
norant of what he is indicted of having
criminal knowledge of, were all swept
aside and the jury could do no otherwise
than find verdict as charged. Stock.
man is a man 81 years old, has "A family,
| and has always borne a good r. putaiion.
| His crime was only carelessness, but
| there has been 20 much OF il that con-
vietion for completely in the disappear
ance OF wheat are going To be more easily
obtained in the future. But Stackman's q
attorneys are not through. The time set
fo' sentence Is next Monday at 8 a. M,
when they will make the customary mo-
ton to set aside the verdict, which they
do not expect will be allowed, though
they will make the argument and cite
authorities. The penalty provided is a
line of not more than 5000, nor more
than i've years imprisonment or both, at
discretion OF the court. The defense will
carry TO the supreme court and il Is more
than Likely Stockman viii get of in some
way or other. Ii he is convicted other
convictions will follow in Linn aud
other c)unties.-Journal.
Two foot races at the fatr ground to-mor
row Afternoon: Cameron vs 6iysns: Met
calf vs. Cook
The sstesa fad with the isoys is the.,dev-
iis telegraph TAde .out If naif OF an En-
sl.sh walnut.
a Salvation Army man was around To-
daV collecting money for work in the sums
OF the big cities.
\ birth notice indicates that there viii
0e music in lebanon IL reads: Born, On
Oct. Is to the wife of John Drum-a son. |
Mr.. Ed schmeer has purchased the |
restaurant outfit in the strAhan block fer ner |
IL known as the Deimonica restaurant. and |
~iil hereafter ran 1t.
jesse Meyer has brought salt for divorce /
against her husband n. b. Mover, a prom
lnent eitiDn Of Brownsville Cause. der
siticn.
Anderson Cannon and Luther Elkias |
have formed partnership asi will opea |
a Ian ossos in the Po Usfcr block. Thete /
Is 10 place ike Alaasy after all.
Several u tue boys 10 the third ward |
have been In the hah;t Of carrying Tevolsers.
dangerous for even men. Last cseaing /
Marshal Lee captured them and took away /
cue Of the weapons.
The Scio Press giEes historical sketch
nf the ne 8 sciioel house at that city. Il
aas cost S6S75 including ssa's. walks,
fences. etc. Scio people are justly psU0o
II it.
DIR II. A. LesnensrE. of tkis city to or
three years ago received SIlk0 pzlzs IRON /
the San Francisco Examiner preasnns list |
! Yesterday be received on aaooaus "a IL 4 /
deed 10 10 acres of LAID in Gila valley, Ar
lEona.
The editor. Fl Y. kirkpatrick ~bo IS
visiting in Caliisrnis, wrtes thai the o5cn.
try about Fresno u rroaning beneath
wealth Of fruits TIE days are d.y. hot and
dusty. California be thinks Is a gre2i /
state, but cannot compare ~ith the beAsii-
fni Willamette valley Lebanon e. press
There are six prisoners in the county jail
awaiting the action Of the grand jlry: J. Il
bolin, for selling liquor without license.
Johason. for getting money on drafts under
false preieBee. " illiams for sialbing Black /
al Waterloo. Wagner ami Mnrphy, the two
tr2nps who had the hight with tbs Albany |
police. and Mrs. Hannah.
At present the city realizes cay s4cJ
from liquor license. the smallest in its /
his,ery The saloon men claim that thelr |
profit are materially lessoned by the i'm
oor;a;ion into the citv and neighborhood /
Of illicit liquor. upon which ts1erp Is M tax /
paid. and l. sold AT ridiculcusiy Low price. |
Lebanon Expire.
The following hop roserx Of this yiein
ity snlj their hops this week 10 Captain |
Pope. Of Portland: Evans. Houk. Long.
HarL.in. Cadwalader. wither. Kirk. May
field and Powell. The purchases agEre-
gate nearly 400 bales. The prices paid |
~ere SD and cents f'he hops aae being /
shipped direct to London. Lebanon Ad :
vance.
The first student 10 ent.i and par his
fee in the new medical col |
lege OF Willamette University was Hugh |
II. Thompson of this city. well known as |
the accomy lished bcokkeeper Nr. Thomp-
son has been reading meIicine some time
and was about 20 go east to complete lis |
studies and graduate, but the opening Of a |
finely equipped college at home obsia.es |
such a necessity
F. G.. Burkhart has moved on his farm |
at Plainview, where he will hereafter re-