VOL VII NO 36. TERMS OF SUBSCRIPTION. One your....; (If tml.l tn tiilvnfiee, si fwyur year.) H moult,-. ' (J Tims; month ....... .......... j Secret Societies. YrSANOS LIUWiK. NO. . 1. II. . F-MwtJ w mlarrHy fWilliMltt "(W I't'Tiown Hall, nl K.c.rCTERsns.swt'y. TPAKl.UFBF.rf UWffl, NO " ' O- " T. Br, .! i o a r Hull liw i i"M ! ""'" "f Til IWkMOS. N . pou.m H.U.TMAHSH. wry LFU o l'WiK. No. A. A. M.-'lt tetania? .renin, iin or lielor, the Ml' m"1 '""",n- E.E.!1am..-k.-.M. r. .Mm... Hiwnr Mr, Nr. . A. 0. V. W.-Mem. .very .Ti.)-.vl,nM j;aj M.W. C. A. Zaiis. Uw. rir'i Mriwn Cp. T"o. 1" tmr f 0f CorVirrTjL. to. A. K.H.U. Ifl Or., every Saturday ri-eulnn. ',hJ? trdv iitiwS mnnlh. mwilng ihe ihlrrl Fr -dv Inrtrad. All Inr.thers "1 thr ra tit V I 53"f II"' . A. H. cordially to"""1 w lti",! M , Ca,l. A.eAI,lA.FSMt-srt. PROFESSIONAL. SAML. M. GARLAND, ATTORNEY-AT-LAW. 1.K1IAN1N. OltKHOK. STOWEiSOMERS Attorneys at Law, TITLES EXAMINED. Collfc:tl"lv,T,,r,im.; ll r..ful '""'1'" Will inoci.iw lit i thv worn uflws sua, -iri 'a. ;n ((,ntTsrv' mum. liKBAKON, OHiail'N. WeatberrorS S Ctamberlain, ATTORNEYS -AT -LAW, ALBANY. OKEUON. IT. .ft MILT EC, ATTORNEY - AT - LAW, ALBANY, OKEUHN. J. . WATT, Attorney-at- Law, ALBANS:, OREUON. k But and Call in HOPKINS BROS., uK Albany, Oregon, BEST'iO0DS.tjr fJTBKST I'KK'ES, Learn Telegraphy. A TRADE. IT PAYS. W.'CCEHH Hl'IfK. Add rem, .1. '. H-ymui Ori'gor.ian iluikliag. St. Charles Hotel, Curlier Mniii awl slu.Tir.n Slrwla. WSHASIOJI, OliKCCW. BUD THOMPSON, Proprietor. First-Class in all Apartments. Special "Mention paill to Com mercial llHrll. ! Butti-'l anil Lo,li!ih, per (lay, tl U 2; per werfc M- ' CrttrPBr. Mnynr ,r,..hitilril. Curler H. Harris, n, niaynr nf Ohi uiftn, wmi i-h 't mid killed last Saturday attiiut 8:2-i . m. Mayor Harrison lind hut u nln.it time previously returned fiuni the festivities nf "Mayor' Day" al the fair. Tin- ilwr Ml ran, ami when n servant openrsl tlietlni'n inuti ruslterl into ilic rnnui and hied four shuts at Mr. Harrison, three of t l.eni taking rfTert. One si, altered Ihe lefl linnil, another pitss.il into the lower rij-'li! nide of llu- aUlonicu, making a wound Ilia! would have Iren mortal willilii a few ilays, mid the third en tend Hie client slightly aliove the heart, this wound lieinp Ihe Immediate caum of his death, which occurred witliin twenty niinutea after the shoot ing took place. The elioolltiK was done hy a crazy pjper carrier, who went directly to a mar police Htatiou and gave himaeif up. When asked Ilia reason fwrKliool lug Mr. Harrison lie said the Mayor had piouiised to appoint him corpora tion counsel, and had failed tn do ao. The personal friends of Ihe de4ii mayor, the city officials, and the curi ous crowded agaiust each other in a wild endeavor to learn if the slory which had spread like wild-fire through the city was true. An Im mense throng gathered and Ihe labor ing men who had stopped on their way home, added voices to the sub dued threats of vengeance, for Mr. Harrison was popuiar with the masses. The streets were wsjn filled for blocks, and the officers as lliey looked out of the station windows uh the sea of angry faces became alarmed for the safety of their prisoner, and it was de cided to remove him to Ihe central station in the city hall. Ill the mean time the tidings of the murder swept like an electric shock through the city. Bulletin were i oted in prominent down-town places and about them eager throngs surged and struggled. The newspHier nflices were besieged ; hv eager questions, and down-town i business for a lime was at a standstill. farter H. Harrison was born near Lexington, Ky., Feb. 15, 1825. He graduated from Yale in 1 84.1. After graduating in law in 1'cuuNylvaitia I aud traveling abroad for two years lie settled in Chicago in 1855, ami invested In real estate and became wealthy. He was elected mayor of Chicago in 1879, '81, 'Ki, '85 and '93. In 18K4 lie was tile democratic candidate against Oglesby for governor of Illinois. After couipleliug Ins fourth term as mayor, he made a trip around the world and i wrote the "Kace Willi the JStin." In 18SHI lie visited Alaska ami the National I park, and his book, "Summ. r's Out ! lug," was added to his liteiury fame, j In 18H0 he purchased the Chicago j Times, which lie edited until lie was elected mayor last April and which 3us sons now own. He was married n 1855 to Bupley Preston. Hhediid In Europe in 1870. In 1882 lie married Marguerite fleams who died In JRN7, inn." he was lo have been married on jXov. 7th to Minn Anna Howard, of Kew Orleans. .At the time of his death he was a candidate for United States senalor. Miss Annie Howard, fiancee of Mr. Harrison, wa In the house at the time tiie fatal shot was fired. In accordance with the wounded man's request she The oa'y Pure Cream of Tartar Powder.-No Ammonia; No Alum. Used in Millions of Homes 40 Years the Standard. unstil oui-c summoned, and W'as pres ent when Ihe end came. Miss How ard's grief was pitiable. The ceremonies at the world's fait on Monday were changed from n Joyful celebration, as had been previously planned, to memorial ceremonies. It is probable that Patrick E. 1'ren dergast, Ihe assassin of the mayor of Chicago, also chel Ished designs upon Ihe life of the governor of the state. It is letvrned that only u few days ago. Prendeigast was in search of Governor Altgeld, and for some reason was des perately anxious to see him. Last Friday Prendergast called at Ihe gov ernor's office. The governor was very busy and had given orders that he was not to be disturbed. Prendergast, after pleading in vain to he allowed to see Gov. Altgeld, departed, apparently la boring under great disappointment. It Is also staled that Prendergast had become much annoyed by the silver question, and had written threatening letters to a senator; also that Presi dent Cleveland might have been the victim, had he been within the 3rauk's reach. Another Outran !y Unlitn Men. Whkelinq, W. Va.. Oct. 29. There has long oeen bad blood between the union aud non-union glass-workers at Wellsburg, and when the glass works broke away from the union two weeks ago this ft-ud was intensified. Anions the non-union men recently employed was Hugh Gordon, of Philadelphia. Yesterday morning the mouth-pieces of all the blow-pipes at the Riverside works wi re scoured and washed, for fear thai some nf Ihe union men might have attempt, d to carry out Jie threats Ihey have made feboul uing poison. After Ihe ainrrW4iii. the men did not repeat the precautionary measures taken in t lie morning. Hugh Gordon was Ihe first man to put his blow-pipe to li its mouth. He threw it down and ran to a water tub, his inoulh seeming to be full of liquid tire. The w ater seemed tn make the burning j worse, and the first swallow carried the burning fluid into his thioat 'iiid stomach. Doctor atler doctor was called. None of them gave any relief until one resorted to heroic measures and by the use of n dangerous drug neutralized the action of the acid, but two glnotly holes had been eaten through Gordon's lower lip, and all the exposed uieiiibiaueouH surfaces ate so ilillamed and swollen that the lower lip is turned inside out over the chin. The mouth, palate, tonsils u",l lining of the tliioal and passage to the stom ach are nearly eaten away. Gordon will probably die. The doctors are un able to determine what acid or acic's were used In the blow-pipe, as the effects are so much more severe tlmn I anything they have ever known and j th11 usoul smtidotes are of no use. Two 1 other non-union workmen were also badly burned, but neither of them are j In a dangerous condition. Charles j Urady, an ex-unlon employe at Iliver j side, was arrested last night, !"'! there , wus no evidence on which tohoidhlm. Hay if you want your watch, clock, j or Jewelery repaired and haven't the ! cash, bring us farm produce, "Any thing goes" except pole eats r badg. I era. at Hardy's. aking Powder: ClltCI IT COUItT. SiAle v Thos KorMiiuii, larceny in a ilweHint:; plead iruilty ami wua Hi'iiteiicwl to three yearn in tlip jKMiiteniiary, Stale vsj Tl'ojiat, larceny; plead guilt y and vu 8fii,eiicetl to two months in tl.o county jail. Linn Cumity Snlional hank vs (ieo W (Hid Joh .' .Smith, recovery of money; con tinued on motion of plumtifl'. J X Kiceet al vs W It Smith et al. parti tion; ileeree. and K T T Fislier, 11 R Powell a-id U P Warmoth appointed referees to make 'partition. W 8 Henham vs L A Woodle et al, fore closure of mortnajt.'e; demurrer overruled with leave to answer. Will A Link vs V H Maple, recovery of money; verdict lor plaintiffs for $248.0fi. Ilarrislnirn Water Ditch Co vs Martha It Schooling, recovery of money; verdict for plaintiff! in the sum of $156. Mary llercaw vs John W Bercaw; di vorce ; default as to defendant. Lizzie Hlakely vs Chas 8 Hlakelv, divorce; default an to defendant. James Nanny vs Louisa A Settlemier et al, partition; decree acconlingtoagreement. Mrs A C Moder vs H F Pound et al; ap peal dismissed. S K Youi.g vs L B Knox, recovery of mon ey, attachment; settled. Price (V Kouson vs L 1( and A S Knox, re covery of money, attachment; settled. Mitchell, Lewis A. Staver Co vs L li and A S Knox, jr, recovery of money, attachment; settled. Sarah J Klder et al vs J A McBride et al, partition ; continued. iiaiTibhiirg Lumber Oo va li Bashaw, re covery of money, attachment; continued. FT Whiicum vs Eugene Bashaw, recov ery of money, attachment; continued. Kranklin Cole vs Amanda Cole, divorce; divorce granted wiihout costs. (j W Munkers vs Farmers und Merchants ln Co, recovery of money; continued. A V Gordon vs C V Watts etal, recovery of money, attachment; default and judg ment against J W Watts. J 0 Writsman vs W M Bolin et al, fore closure of mortgage.: decree of foreclosure. 1 Saitmarsh vs 11 B Miller etal, to reform deed; continued. C V Iee vs Jus Weddie, recovery of mon ey ; continued. Si'liciturs Loan it Trust Co vs Win and S . J Hawket al, foreclosure of mortgage; cotjiiimcd. loiin Dodge vs P W Morgan; possession personal property; verdict for plaintiff, Deyoe A Iiohson vs Frank Wood; recov ery money, attachment; referred to J C Powell and continued. (.'has Koht; k Co vs It J Baker, recovery of money, attachment; settled. N 8 Brown vs Alex and i F Harrold, re covery of money, attachment; default agaiust 0 F Harold, continued for service on Alex Harold. Wadhams A Co vs I B Ileani, recovery of money, attach nent; judgment for plain tiff. J A Crawford vs I Beam; recovery mon ey, attachment; default and judgment, Itose-itield, Smith it Co vs I B Bani; re covery of money, attachment; judgment for plaintitV. Maston & Davis vs (J W Purcifud; recov ery of money, attachment; settled. Channesfl A: Sloper Bros vs D C Shepherd et nl, foieclo:-ure of lieu; decree granted. C W Cushin;-; vs W 8 Phillips; recovery of money, attachment; continued, KCathervs.1 M Williams et al, recovery of money, attachment ; tindings for plain tiff. Lyiiiu Zeyss vs Ed Zryse, divorce; divorce granted, plaintiff to piy costs and given custody of minor child. Margaret A McCoy vs Samuel Anderson, recovery of money; default ami judgment. ilihler, Shore & Hoh'redyo vs Thomas Large, sr, recovery of n onoy, attachment; settle 1, State vs C Baker and F t Pliwlps, larceny (four counts); eoiitinucj. W H Hurtles vs A Vnlgamore, recovery of money; jiniiiiuent. M A Maple vs C (.' Jackson, possession of personal properly; continued. FleekeuMeni .v Meyer vs F L Kieselal; recovery if money; judgment. Milton Hale vs Hank of Oregon, Jay Blaiu und W 8 Thompson, foreclosure; motion to strike out part of complaint sus tained. Jului D V aj-som was convicted of assault upon H I. White at Hitrrishurg, und sen iteoced to jwy a line ol'flUf and the costs of the pros'jciUion. Frank Dujicjiii. found guilty of assault, tiis Jioi-d fr) mid cooiiiiitted until paid. Lebunon ami Hantiam iJanal Co v p R I', possession of petfonut property; eon tinned. State vs tuong fid, hticeuy; motion for : new trial overrule! ; eenlenced lo the penl. teitt'ary for two year. C II Stewart etu! a W J Bruro et al verdict for plaintiffs for the recovery of $1800 worth of lumber and $L damages. Harnsl-urg Water Power Co vs Kiln and W F Mendendall; to condemn rlghtof way;: oon suit on motion of plaintiff. First National Bank of Portland vs Linifc Co National Bank; recovery of money; con tinued. The grand jury returned "not true bills' hi the following cases: Mrs Sadie Toole for assault with a dangerous weapon, Chas Mil herncharued ivitli abduct. iigPottiaBpaight,. ,. John W Marks charged with larceny, amf J T Sheffield charged with the same crime.. GRAND JITBv'fi HE POUT. The grand jury submitted the following report. We, the grand jury of the circuit conrt of Linn county, Oregon, for the October term, 181)3, would respectfully submit the follow ing report: We have examined the books of the sheriff, clerk and treasurer, and fin them kept in a neat and orderly manner. We have also examined the jail, and it is kept as neat as the construction 'of -thtf building will permit. We find it has lie been the custom in this county to colcfc trial fees in advance. Wc rcconunei.dliat hereafter the trial fee be paid in accomplice to the provisions of the statute, (Signed) Ji F Childs foreman, J N Gal braitli, W E Crawford, 8 P WillianiEon, R C Far well, C L Shaw and E E Taylor. Administrator's Notice. Notice is hereby given thai, by authority of an order issued out of the County Court of Lum County, Oregon, on the 2nd day of October, 1893, 1, as administrator of the ea tateof John M.J. Loveall, deceased, will, on the 10th day of Novemoer, ia, at the hour of two o'clock p. ni. of said day, on the uremises. sell at nuhlic auction tn tba highest bidder, for one-half cash In haatti and balance in one year's time at ten flier cent interest per annum from date of sale,, secured hy Hrst mortgage on the property sold, the following described reol estate, be longing to the said estate: Beginning at a point seventy-eight (78) rods north of the south-euft comer of Richard and Louisa. Chea lie's Donation Laud Claim, Notifica tion No. 2309, Claim No. 65, in Linu County, Oregon ; thence south seventy-eight (78) rod a to the said corner; thence west eighty-one (81) rods; thence north eighty (80) rods;; thence in an easterly course eighty-one (Hl and a fraction rods to the place of begin ning; containing forty acres in Linn Coun ty, Oregon. Sale to be at the residence of the deceased, situated near the sout h-east corner of tlio above described premises. Jamus Hahvicy Lovbail, Administrator ol the estate of Joliu :L J. Loveall. Sam'l M. Oakland, Atty. for Admmist'iv Lebanon, Or,, Oct. 0, 1H93. LEBANON PRODUCE MARKET.. (.hanged Every Vu'elt.l Wheut-44c. Oats 24c liny lift iter toil. Flour $0 fid per stick. Chop $1 25 per ewt. Hrnn 80c per ewt. Middlings 1 00 p.-r ewt. Potatoes 60!. Apples Dried, He per lb. Plums Dried, 7c Onions 2c, Beef Dressed, 4c. Veal 4(riioo. Pork Dressed, 0. Lard-HJ. Hams 15IT per lb. Shoulders 12c. Bides 15o per lb, GeeHe $6 per doz. Ducks $4 00 per Chickens 3 0G(,4 00. Turkeys 10c per lb, Eggs 20c er doz. Butter 20c p"r lb. Hides Green, 23o; dry, 6c. A Man Loit, One day hvt week a man wait imp ing down Main street, and all at once disappeared Into Baker's Dry Good, Boot and Shoe store, where he fell info Baker's low prices aud was lost to uIL These hard times we want to save e we caa, but of course we have to uu, still you will Bavesomebv irpuimrvnnrr groceries at Bach's.