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THE DALLES, OREGON, SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 30, 1893.
NUMBER 41.
PL. III.
X WILL BE i
its fill Be Given a Wan
Reception Hereafter.
A NECESSARY PROVISION.
a Cumpaoiw Will Provide Re
fers and Winchesters fur all
Train Hands.
I aim, Hept. '2d. Armed men will
iipmiy every train hauling express
I i'iir from Ulifraifo to any point
iuost or south in the future. Two
have already determined to arm
men, and in a few days orders will
kied liy other roud running into
to supply Winchesters to all
L.t-n t'onnecled with trainB hauling
a curs. This Iiiih lietm found a
kiry provision, owing 10 mo re-
1 rohlievies and attacks on trains
Vd to be carrying a large amount
Lev. Orders were issued by the
tent of the Michigan Central rail-
list every trainman should tie sup
with a couple of revolvers and a
imter relating riile. The re-
t sre only to be used In esses of
net, and these cases are consitl-
, be rare that trainmen have
,rntd not to draw them until the
)mnt. The Winchesters are to
Jl suy and all times when the
i AI1 up by bandits, and a more
ul dose will be fired at the robhers
11 hitter have used recently on
less trainmen. The Winchesters
be loaded with duckshot, and
the robbers appoar with rifles or
its they will be treated to a
r of shot which will not necessarily
but only serve as a strong Invitation
art. Every man ou the renn-
na lines will also ue armeu in a
hr manner, it is unuersioou mat
lock Island, Wabash, Illinois Cen-
id other roads will take the same
itions iruuiediutoly.
.ionic cHiNRwr ivitmii.
tha Calatatlala
UranUa.
out of I.a
V. !l
1 Guanue, Kept. 2T. Tlie anti-
ugitntion which has been going
tin county for the past two weeks
limited lust night in an armed mob
', who met outside the city limits
liiluight, innrched to the Chinese
hr and, after looting the bouses,
iied (he Cliinmnen to the edge of
Hy and ordered them to leave. The
edinte cause of the action of tho
. is siiid to tie a nioeting at Red
schoolhouse, on the sand ridge,
es north of this city, yesterday, at
imfltimmatory speeches were
by one Estuh, a dissolute attorney
hers. At this meeting the mob
rgiinucd and moved toward La
lie, led by II. C. Cotner, a rancher,
Kcph Truesdolu, a saloon keeper,
K recruits as It advanced, until,
it reached the city, there were at
W men in line. Marshals Me-
wand Ardrey, Constable Walden
Vputy riherifTLIndgreen attempted
II the riot, but as it was entirely
vcted and no preparations had
nmde, they were soon over-
1. The city authorities took
action when apprised of the out-
Viisniornlng. Warrants have been
1 lor the arrest of the ringleaders
'"partitions have Wen made to
J" I recurrence of the attack.
f event which is causing the most
ikIhv U the heroism shown by Mrs.
hull, wife of the Baptist Chinese
unary, wl0 wa8 alone in the house
her daughter. About 30 Chinamen
plight refuge at her house. When
ob demanded their delivery she
h'fed with a. Winchester and an-
'cd that the first man U enter her
would be shot. The mob dis-
Not ftolnlile, but Murilor.
sno, Cel., Kept. 20. The morning
10th Teter Williams supposedly
himself In the head in lodging
, dying soon afterward. His wi fe
ist left the room when the deed
ouimitted. The coroner's inrv re-
I a verdict of suicide. The ofli-
thonght differently and this after-
J. M. liurnham, who occupied an
ling room the night of the tragedy,
arrested at Malaga near here.
ked with the murder. Wllliums'
k was also arrested and lodued In
r being an accomplice In the crime.
last night another man named
's Maurice was arrested. A aonsa-
expected.
Nail Ii7--.-- ..
'.p.wir i . w . ' I u Mum
i-araino, Ind Kept. 2(1. Dr. J.
hinson of Voranllloa arrival! hir
Hy. He viewed the remains of
r E. Robinson. tha lnaj! rnl. tier
J'.ving him as his son. The old
gentleman whs overcome with grief,
He was afterward tuken to the jail and
Mnody brought into tho room. The
meeting was very cool, neither showing
they were more than mere acquaintan
ces. The father refused to acknowledge
he was his son, but after considering
the matter the young man confessed
the dead mun was his brother. Dr,
Robinson stated he did not know what
Induced the lioys to commit the act.
THE GlI.MOl'K CASK.
n I'nespactart and Hanaatlnnal Iel
ottieut In tha C.'aa.
San Fuakcisco, Kept. 20. The sens
tional Gilmour murder case took a new
turn today when a marriage contract
between Ir. E. F. West and Annie
Staley, who the police say was West's
accomplice in the murder of Miss Gil
mour, was recorded. This marriage, it
is evident, was contracted so that Annie
Staley, who acted as nurse for Ir.
West's patients, could not he comielled
to testify against her employer and
lover. As West Is now in jail, the regu
lar marriuge ceremony could not be per
formed, so the contract was resorted to.
West's preliminary' examination was
postponed until tomorrow at the request
of the prosecution.
OREGON NEWS.
Local talent of Baker City will wrestle
with Pinafore October 6th.
The state encampment of the G. A. R.
will be held at Roseburg next year.
The state school for deaf mutes in
cludes the name on the rolls of George
Southwell, The Dalles.
George Grills, w ho was struck by a
stray bullet Friday evening near Rose
burg, died from the wound at 10 o'clock
Monday night. Ora Burtis, who did
the shooting, is only 12 years old.
The trial of John Hansen for murder
ing his wife is in progress at Astoria
today. It is being held in Liberty ball,
as the large crowd in attendance renders
the court loom unsafe.
Jennie I'urcell and Fred MosBman
were arrested at Oregon City while try
ing to elope. They were going to Salem,
where they intended to be married.
hhe was taken back to Portland by her
father and Mossman was lodged in jail.
Andrew Driscoll escaped from the
insane asylum, and walking into the
stierilTs office at Portland, said he was
discharged and on his way to his ranch
on tho Sandy. He wanted to borrow 10
from the sheriff, which was given, and
he went out. A few minutes later the
sheriff received word that he had es
caped and to look out for him. He
started on the search, hut failing to find
him, returned to the office, when after a
few minutes Hrisccll again walked in.
and was promptly secured.
Last Sutnrday Clel, Nei and Sam, the
three grown sons of Benjamin Hayden,
got holplessly intoxicated, and while in
that condition were hauled in an ex
press wagon to the afternoon train and
sent to the Keeley iustitute at Forest
Grove for treatment. When they took
Net off the train at Forest Grove he was
still unconscious and died Sunday after
noon at 4 o'clock from the effects of the
liquor. Their father, who is also a
heavy drinker, was intending to take
the treatment at once. Several years
ago Benjamin Hayden ranked as one of
the brightest criminal lawyers in Ore
gon. righting at Itlo.
London, Sept. 26. A cable from Rio
dated at 10 this morning says : "The
rebel squadron resumed bombardment
of the capital of Brazil this morning.
The forts replied to the fire. The ships
ceased firing and retired out of range.
The damage to Rio de Janeiro is said to
be heavy. The warships are also re
ported to have suffered from the firo of
the forts, and on several of the rebel
ships the shells of the forts are said to
have caused death among the crews.
Iu Rio also there was a loss of life and
destruction of property, but full par
ticulars are unobtainable."
A CRAZY MAN'S FREAK
Caused a
Panic in the
Wbeat Pit.
Niicas:o
THREE KILLED IN A TRAIN WRECK
Col.
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Hoard of Equalisation.
The county board of equalization will
meet at the court house on October 23d,
1893, for the purpose of equalizing the
county assessment roll for this year's as
sessment. The board will continue In
session one week. Jokl Koo.ntz,
County Assessor.
Espioa Will Be Shot as a Traitor
for Giving Information to the
Enemy.
Chicago, Sept. 27. A fusilade of bul
lets was fired into a wheat pit on the
board of trade about noon. Traders
scattered in a hurry, business came to a
standstill and the wildest excitement
ensued. A. X. Bennett, a broker, re
ceived a frightful wound in the neck;
Chas. Roswell, a telegraph operator, was
shot in the leg, and a woman in the
spectator s gallery was also said to be
wounded. The shooter was a red
headed man in the gallery. He was
quickly overpowered and taken to the
secretary's office. He is supposed to be
insane.
later,.
Both the wounded men will die. The
shooter gained access to the visitor's
gallery a few minutes before the tragedy.
He fired five shots at random into the
pit. Bennett was secretary of the Board
of Trade Mutual Benefit Association and
a prominent member of the bosrd. The
report that a woman was wounded
proved unfounded. The man, after be
ing taken in charge by the police, gave
his name as Caesius Belden, of 305 La
Salle avenue, Chicago. lie is undoubt
edly a maniac. The shooting caused the
wildest excitement on the floor. Panic-
stricken brokers dashed for the exits,
creating a jam, which threatened to be
come serious for an instant. The sounds
of the shots and the rushing out of the
board habitues notified outsiders that
something unusual was transpiring, and
in a few minutes thousands gathered in
and around the big building, and the
utmost excitement prevailed for a time.
The priB.'iier, after reaching the police
station, asked to see a reporter. He
said he was a carriage painter by trade,
and told a long and rambling story about
having been hypnotized by a mau named
Jones three years ago, and having been
under hypnotic influence ever since. He
at lust reached the exulted stage. He
declared it had been a hard struggle for
bread, but when they began to sell his
soul ou the board of trade ho resisted.
They had already sold his two children
in Philadelphia, where he says he has a
wife. He was dregbed as a laboring
uiau. It appears that a woman was
wounded after all. Mrs. W. V. Lewis,
of Titusville, Pa., one ol the spectators
in the other gallery, started down the
stairs as soon as the shooting began.
The last bullet glanced and struck her
in the back, causing a flesh wound, from
which she fainted and was removed
from the building. It was at first sup
posed she had fainted from fright
merely.
Killed In Train Wrack.
road syndicate, and, having completed
his line to the Pacific coast, is ready to
extend it to the southwest.
IK1V.M ON THE ltOCKH.
Belle vi's, Mich., Sept. 27. Henry A.
Xewland and wife of Detroit were killed
and their daughter and son-in-law, Mr.
and Mrs. Howard G. Meredith, badly
injured in a collision on the Grand
Trunk road early this morning. Kew
land was a wholesale fur dealer. His
wife was a daughter of James F. Joy,
the well-known railroad official. Mere
dith la cashier of the Grand Trunk and
Detroit, Grand Haven and Milwaukee
roads. The party was traveling in Mere
dith's private car going to the world's
fair. The train to which the car was at
tached was behind time and was run
into by an express train following.
William Costless, a porter, was fatally
hurt. WilliumS Abernathy, the cook,
and Jennison, fireman of the colliding
train, was badly injured.
Col. Kilna Will Ma Shot.
Bi'knos Avkks, Sept. 27. It bos been
learned that the officers and crews of
the two torpedo-boats which attacked
the government squadron off the coast
yesterday, and which were incited to
revolt by Colonel F.spina and the officers
wnd members of the crews, gave their
captors information which, when it was
laid before the government, led to
orders being issued for Colonel Espina's
arrest. He was taken In custody, and
the probabilities are he will be shot as
a traitor. The government lias asked
congress to authorize the prosecution of
General Alem on a charge of suborning
the army to rebellion.
Bought by tha Great Mortharn.
Sioux Citv, la., Sept. 27. News is re
ceived here of the sale in New York of a
controlling interest in the Sioux City A
Northern and Sioux City, "O'Neill &
Western roads, which means that J. J.
Hill, ol the Great Northern, has bought
all the properties of the collapsed rail-
A Ocrman Hark Wrackad on tha
Mexican Coait.
A!t iBAScisco, Sept. 27. The story
of the loss on the Mexican coast of the
German bark Carl Burchard is given by
two seamen who arrived here. She
sailed from Liverpool in January lost
coal laden for Peru. A few weeks out
she experienced a gale which threatened
to capsize her. The sailors were unable
to handle the sails, which with the ropes
were encrusted with ice. About half the
crew were laid up. Rounding the Horn
terrific seas were encountered. April
16tb, in a dense fog, the bark had
narrow escape from collision with an
iron ship. They were close enough to
tangle the rigging. The Burchard
finally arrived at Port Angeles, where
owing to a defect In her papers, she was
taken for a smuggler. While anchored
in the roadstead, three miles from shore
in a fierce storm, with both anchors out,
she began drifting. The bark struck on
the rocks four times ; the foremast split,
taking the rigging overboard with It. A
reat wave lifted and carried her within
a mile of shore. The mizzenmast fell,
Injuring two of the crew. A second
wave drove her upon the rocks, and she
split. She was abandoned by the crew,
all of whom were rescued but one. The
crew, with the exception of the two men
who reached here, were sent to Germany,
via Panama, by the consul at Port
Angeles.
Harried HI Housekeeper.
Minneapolis, Minn., Sept. 28. Henry
B. Fray, the millionaire lumberman,
finished a palatial residence a few days
ago, and social circles have been on the
qui vive of expectancy, owing to a re
port that Fray was about to bring here
as a wife a wealthy Massachusetts girl.
It was true that Mr. Fray was bent on
matrimony, but the bride never lived in
New England. Mr. Fray was quietly
married yesterday afternoon at the home
of a friend to Lina Marie Strand, a re
markably pretty Norwegian girl, who
for the past three years has acted as his
housekeeper. It is said Mrs. Fray is a
woman of no ordinary ability and will
make the millionaire connoisseur of pine
and hemlock an excellent wife. She
formerly resided at Kakoato, Minn.,
and was born of humble parents in Nor
way 23 years ago.
Anuther Attempted Hold-Vp.
Conkem.s;lle, Pa.., Sept. 28. It is
reported an attempt was made last night
to hold up sn east-bound midnight ex
press on the Baltimore & Ohio road,
near McKeesport. The train carried
over $00,000 in cash. The officials deny
it, but the passengers were greatly ex
cited when it arrived here. They said
the train was suddenly stopped and the
passengers kept back, while the train
men rushed to the front. It is under
stood the officials got wind of the pro
posed hold-up and sent a heavily armed
train ahead of the express.
A DISGRACEFUL SCENE
Memta of ine Honse Cell Each Otter
Liars.
VERY NEARLY CAME TO BLOWS
A Crazy Mao Looking for Cleveland
Who Wanted the President's
Chair.
Washington, Sept. 28. The lie passed
at the opening of the session of the house
this morning between Morse of Massa
chusetts and Fithian of Illinois. Morse
in a brief speech attempted to justify
nis course in his filibustering yesterday
He charged Fithian with being solely
responsible for the refusal of the house
to permit him to print in the Record
newspaper extracts attacking Pension
Commissioner Lochren. Fithian, reply
ing, said that Morse had endeavored to
induce him (Fithian) to withdraw his
objection to printing by coming to him
and intimating that he (Morse) would,
as a member of the committee ou build
ings and grounds, help , Fithian get
through any public bnilding bill in
which he might be interested.
"That is absolutely false," shouted
Morse, striding . menacingly toward
Fithian.
"If the gentleman from Massachusetts
denies the statement, I have proof that
ill satisfy any member ot the house.
My colleague Goldzier heard the conver
sation," retorted Fithian.
Morse backed against the rail and re
plied meekly: "What the gentleman
says has the color of truth" (laughter),
but the construction he places on it is
unqualifiedly false."
"If the gentleman denies my state
ment," yelled Fithian, shaking his fist
angrily at the Massachusetts man, "he
is wilfully lying himself."
The house was then in an uproar.
The speaker pounded vigorously for
order, declaring both out of order. This
closed the incident.
WHITE HOUSE CKANK.
NEWS NOTES.
discovered an an
w up the Austrian
The police have
arch ist plot to bio
reicherath.
Gladstone's speech was a bitter disap
pointment to the liberals, who expected
the outline of a plan of campaign against
the house of lords.
The work of the British Mexican rail
road has been temporarily suspended.
This road is to run from Jimenes to the
rich mining camp of Sierra Mojada
A Paris paper announces the discovery
of a second Pompeii. It is said to be an
entire town, consisting of a number of
streets, houses, etc., unearthed in the
promontory of Laurium, in southwest
Attica, Greece.
Whitecaps are terrorizing the farmers
of southwest Arkansas. Letters posted
in Miller and Lafayette counties warn
the farmers not to gin and sell their
cotton at present prices, else their ma
chinery will be destroyed. The farmers
are preparing for any emergency.
A private cable from Rio Janeiro,
from an American source, says that the
forts' ammunition was so reduced they
were compelled to reserve what little
munitions they have to repel the attack
on the forts themselves. The only hope
for Rio is in the intervention of the for
eign warships.
Notice.
Notice is hereby given that the under
signed has been duly appointed by the
Honorable County Court of the state of
Oregon for Wasco Co. .guardian of the per-
son and estate oi r.awara r.vans, insane.
All iernona bavins claims aitainst said
Edward Evans are hereby notified to
present the same duly verified to me at
my residence, The Dalles, Wasco county,
llrvirnn. GlCO. A. LlKKK.
Guardian of the person and estate of
Edward Evans.
Dated Dalles City, July 31st, 1893.
A Craijr Man Looking for President
Cleveland.
Washington, f ept. 28. Police officer
Heller had a violent struggle today with
an insane man who, in some mysterious
manner, got into the White House and
was looking for President Cleveland.
The appearance of the officer probably
ewed the president from assault. How
the fellow got inside the building no one
knows. He was not seen to enter the
front or rear door. He appeared in a
hall on the lower floor as suddenly as
though he had come through the ceiling.
A colored cook, whom he met, he ques
tioned :
"I want to see father."
"Who is father?" the cook asked him.
"Cleveland, of course," was the res
ponse.
Just then Policeman Heller appeared
upon the scene ana asked what lie
wanted. He saw at a glance that the
man was not altogether right.
"Your father is out in the garden,"
he told the mysterious visitor. "Come
with me and we will find him." They
immediately started toward the door,
the intruder thinking that be was going
to meet the president, but Uie officer
knew he would land him at the watch
box in a few minutes. They appeared
in the little watch box, where Police
man Hible was on duty. Before he
knew what was going on, the prisoner
grabbed Hibl's black-jack from his
pocket, evidently thinking he was gett
ing a pistol. He tried to use the black
jack on the officers, but they grabbed
him, and the struggle lasted only a few
minutes before the man was over
powered. At the sfation the man gave
the name of Joseph Washington. He
refused to tell where he lived. No one
at the station remembers ever having
seen him before. When asked what he
wanted at the White house, he replied :
"I wanted that chair."
"What chair?"
"The president's chair."
"Don't you think the president fills it
satisfactorily?"
"No I don't," was the reply. "I in
tend to get it by fair means or foul, give
me a pistol and I'll ehow you who will
eet it ouick." He will be held
for examination.
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That's the happy and
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THE DALLES, . OREGON
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f 2000 EEADIES.
They read The Chronicle to get the latest and
moft reliable ' ews. Andhey read every lina
that i in the paper. That la what makea toe
Chronicle nn invaluable adverti ing medium.
The iitwfta)er that N goea to the family
flresidt Is the one (J that the advertisers
ot today pntronice when they desire to
reach the people. When they want your trade
their announcement! will be found in the paper.
Look over our columns and observe the verifica
tion ot the truth of tills assertion. Kemeuiber,
a trade of a family of two thousand
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DRUNKENNESS, or th LIQUOR II ABIT
Curl at How In Ten limy by admin
Uterine Dr. Halnea Golden 8 peel Ho.
Tt ran be if Wen In a irlnRg of beer, a run of
eofftv or ten, or in food, without the knowledge
of the pntient. It U almnluuMy harm lews, and
will effect a permanent and upeedy cure, whether
the patient is a moderate drinker or an alcoholic
wreck. It hris been ftiveii in tlioumanda of case,
and in every instance a perfect cure hat fol
lowed. It never fails. The fyntem ouceimpren
nated with the -merit,, it become an utter im
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Notice. Timber Culture.
I". S. Land CrnrE, Thb Dalles, Ob.,(
A MRU, i'.i, t
Complaint havlntr been entered at thin Office
by Marriott SJ. Marshall nalnst 1'reston Heed
for failure to comply with law at to 'Mniher
rtllture Kntrv No. MIO, dated March 3, ihhir,
upon the NWi4 of Section 2H, Township 2 North,
nan ire it tarn, v . m., in n umco county, urefron.
with a view to tho cancellation ol said entry;
oily
failed and mirlectt-d to plow or break or rulti-
contCMtant alleging that defendant has who
vatetocrop or otherwise, or plant with tree,
tree seed or cutHiiR", during any of thMime
hince making hi unki entry, any part of naid
tract, the said parties are hereby nuimnoned to
appear at this Otuce on the '2t day of October,
lhW, at lu o'clock A. M.. to reipond and furnish
testimony concerning mU alleged failure.
5-lw6t JOHN W. LtWIri, Register.
Sheriff's Sale.
ity virtue of an execution Ismied otit of the
Circuit Court of the btate of Oregon fur VYaco
county, on the liith day of Auuust, 1M:1, In a
unit therein pernling, wherein J. M. ilnntiriKton,
administrators the estate of Silas Prather, de
ceased, la plaintiff, and ico. T. i'rather, L. H.
1'rather and Hamuel Clark are defendants, upon
a decree rendered and entered therein on the .ith
day of June, lM.f, to ine directiM, commanding
me tit sell the projierty hereinafter rte&erihed aa
hereinafter et forth, to atify a judgment given
bv fld dti-ree In favor of enid plaintitt and
RVaiiiMt paid defendanta Geo. 1. Prather and L.
II. i'rather, for fll iO UO ami acruing interest at
ten per rent, per annum, and f2.tii) coU of said
kuit, and fhJu.UO attorneys fees, 1 will, ou
Saturday, September S3, 183,
t the hour of 2 o'clock p. m., at the Cnnrthouae
door in italics City, Wasco county, Oregon, sell
at public auction to the highest bidder, for cat
in band, all of the following described real prop
erty, to wit: ltxHand l, of Hlock ol the
town of Hood River, in naid county and state,
together with all the tenement, hereditament
ami appurtenance thereunto belonging, or in
any wie apTtaiiitng, to satisfy aid judgment,
cota and attorney fee, and if the procevia
thereof are InmiftVient to aatisfy the same, I
will also, at said time and place, and upon h id
terms, sell, subject to a mortgage held bv the
said Samuel Claik, defendant, all of the follow
ing described real pro.-rty, to-wlt; Lot I) of the
said town oi Hood Klver.
T. A. WARD,
S-Ww&t sheriff of Wasco county, oieou.