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THE DALLES, OREGON,.; 'rHUIlSD AYV FEBRUARY 18,1892.
NO. 56.
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FKOFB88IOSAL CARDS
WM. J. -ROBERTS Civil, 'EnoiNBBB Gen
eral engineering practice. Surveying mid
mapping; estimates and plana fur irrigation,
sewerage, water-works, railroads, bridges,-etc.
Address:-P. O. Box 107, The Dalles, Or.
WM. SAUNDERS ARCHITECT. Plans and
specifications furnished for . dwellings,
churches, business blocks, schools and factories.
Charges moderate, satisfaction guaranteed. Of
fice over French's bank. The Dalles, Oregon.
DR. i. SUTHERLAKD Faxtow of Tbihity
Medical College, -and member of the Col
'1eWr Physicians and Surgeons,-Ontario, Phy
sician and Surgeon. Office; rooms 8 and 4 Chap
man block. Residence; Judge Thornbury's Sec
ond street. Office hours; 10 to 12 a. m., 2 to 4
and 7 to 8 p. m.
D
, R. O. D. DOANE PHT8IC1AK AD - BOa-
eiof . office; rooms o ana o cnapman
Block. Residence No. 23, Fourth street, one
'block sooth of Conrt House. Office hours 9 to 12
A. M., 2 to 5 and 7 to i P. M.
a . RENNETT. ATTORNEY-AT-LAW. Of
.A. See In Schanuo's building, up stairs. The
V BsAles, Oregon.
set on flowed aluminum plate.
the Golden Tooth, 6eeond
Dkktist. Gas given for the
a teetn
Sign of
r ainnir.T.
Um ' painless extraction of teeth. Also teeth
Rooms:
Street.
A THOMPSON ATTORHET-AT-IAW. Office
. in Opera House .Block, v asnington street,
The Dalles, Oregon
F. F. MATS. B. S. HUNTINGTON. H. S. WILSON.
HCAYS. HUKTINGTON ' WILSON ATTOK-
lTA I9K y-at-law. Offices, French's block over
First .National Bank, The Danes, Oregon.
ANEW
Undertaking EstabH !
Young St Kuss,
BaGnsmilH&wasop
General Blacksmitbing and Work done
promptly, and all work -"
. Guaranteed.
ERINZ & NITSCIIKEs
Horse Shoeeimj a Speiality.
"THE DAYS OF 40-NINE"
Old Time Opening at Sand Point, lMo
"Qnests" anil Pistols. "
DEALERS IN
j-Tliri Street, opposite tne old Lieoe Stand.
CALIFORNIA PIOXEER STARVING.
Furniture and . Carpels.
We have added Co our business 'a
complete Undertaking Establishment,
and as we are in no way connected with
the Undertakers' Trust our prices, will
be low accordingly.
Remember our place on Second street,
next to Moody's bank.
sotice.
R. E. French has for sale a number of
improved ranches and unimproved
lands in the Grass Valley neighborhood
in Sherman county. They will be sold
very cheap and on reasonable terras.
Mr. French can locate settlers on some
good, unsettled claims in the same neigh
borhood. His address is Grass Valley,
Sherman county, Oregon.
The Louisiana Lottery Gets a Lot of
Dead Head Advertising.
BOOKEK'S KMOWLEDGB 8fRADS.
B.B.DUPTJK. QZO. ATKINS. FRANK MXNEFBK.
DTJFtTR, W ATKINS 4 MENEFEE Attor
ns ys-At-law Room No. 43, - over Post
Office Building, Entrance on Washington Street
The Dalles, Oregon.
WH. WILSON Attobjjkt-at-law Rooms
62 and 63, New Vogt Block, Second Street,
The Dalles; Oregon. - - -- '-
Still on Deek.
Phoenix Like has Arisen
Prom the Ashes! .
JAMES WHITE,
The Restauranteur Has Opened the
Baldwin - Restaarant
ON MAIN STREET
Where he wilL be glad to see any and all
of his old patrons. .
D R UG S
Snipes k Ki Ki1:rsl.v;
THE LEADING
Open day and Night. First class meals
twenty -five cents.
list m Mi Ifflsts
Handled by Three Registered Druggists.
ALSO ALL THE LEADING .' " "
Patent iBedieines ,: and .Druggists . Sundries,
HOUSE PAINTS. OILS AND GLASS.
Agents for Murphy's Fine Varnishes and the"only agents in
tne vjity ior ine onerwin, win auis. j, anno.
The English Syndicate Again Heard
From Discontent In Oermany
Russian Duels.
Spokane, Feb. 17. The opening of an
enormous dancehouse at ana roim,
Idaho, resaltcd in riot and bloodshed
last night. Three hundred railroaders,
cattlemen and miners were present. In
the midst of dancing a row started, in
which one man was shot in the breast,
another had his brains blown out, and
two dissolute females were probable
fatally wounded. In the midst of the
affray, United States Marshal Warren
and Sheriff Morley, with five men,
entered and closed the house, and 'now
twenty-five of the worst characters in
the Northwest are penned up in a stock
ade corral and guarded - by deputy
sheriffs.
this morning to Jhe opponents of the
proposed legislation to give a local gov
ernment to the, territory .of :Ltah, as
propoeedin the bill introduced by a dele
gate from that territory? "The committee
was addressed by O. W. Powers,, repre
senting the liberal party in Utah. That
party, Powers said, was composed Of
democrats and republicans, who for the
time being had cast aside their national
political preferences- and .had joined
hands for the purpose of building up an
American state in the , mountains. . It
was because . the Mormon people were
honest and sincere that the liberal party
opposed the measure, the time not hav
ing come, in its opinion, for it.
Good. for Wannamaker.
Pittsburg, Feb. 17. It is now re
garded as positive that '.the ; Reading
company has secured absolute control of
the Baltimore and Ohio and .its numer
our. branches., and also the New York
and New England' Railway company
The terms of the agreement, lease, etc.
were finally determined .upon by the
great financiers who have been negotia
ting the deal at a conference in Phil
adelphia, last night, at which all the
necessary papers were signed by the
contracting parties. It is the opinion of
local financiers that the next announce
ment will be that it has a transconti
nental line to the Pacific.
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TELEGRAPH TO FOSSIL.
Escape From Condon Jail-Lilt Morris
EecoyeriM.
TO THE COMBINATION.
The yth Circuit Judgeship Still a Theme
for Speculation.
BEN WllL RUN STEVE SAYS SO.
-WE "ATtE-
COLUMBIA
CANDY FACTORY
W. S. CRAM. Proprietor.
( successor to Ciai & Corson.
The Largest Dealers; in .Wall Paper.
Cigars.
Finest Line of Imported Key West and Domestic
Agent lor lansill s funch.
129 Second Street, The Dalles, Oregon
Manufacturer of the finest French and
Home Made
Id J- 1ST ID I
Ea-st of Portland.
DEALER IS
IE S
Tropical Fruits, Nuts, Cigars and Tobacco.
Can furnish any of these goods at Wbolesala
or Retail
In Kverjr Style.
104 Second Street. The Dalles. Or.
; DEALERS IN:
an
Hay, Grain and -Feed
Kioce
nes
Masonic Block, Comer Third and Court Streets. The Dalles.Oregcn
The.Dalles
Gioaf
paetoiy
FIEST STEKET,
FACTORY NO. 105.
VyXjT-A.XLO manufactured, and
orders from all parts of the country filled
on the shortest notice. 1 . - .
; - The reputation of THE J) ALJjES" CI
GAR has become firmly established, and
the demand for the home manufactured
article is increasing every day. v .
A. ULRiCH & SON.
( BANKERS.
. TRANSACT A GENEKALBAHKING BC8INE8B
Letters of Credit issued available in the
. Eastern States. . -
Sight-'' Exchange and ." Telegraphic
Transfers sold on Hew .Y ork Chicago, bt,
Louis, San Francisco, Portland Oregon
Seattle Wash., and Various points in Or
egon and Washington. '.' ' .
: ColWtidnmade at all points on fav
Crazed From I-a iirippe.
Brocktos, ''JJUs.,". Feb. 17. Charles
Hudson, 87.years old, has notaten any
thing for thirty-nine days. Early in
January he had an attack of the grip,
and became impressed with an idea that
h? would never leave his bed alive.
His physician told him that bis recovery
was certain. He remarked: "I shall
only have the same thing to go ..through
with again, and I prefer to die .now."
From that time he has refused to V eat.
He takes water in small quantities to
moisten his lips, and on several occas
ions small pieces of ice have been accep
ted with. relish., He .is now i unable to
sneak above a wiiisoer. He was one of
the pioneer-merchants of San. Francisco
being interested in the - boot and vshoe
trade, and later identified in the boot
and shoe and leather trade of Boston.
Tbe Modern Style of Adrertlslng;
New Orleans, Feb. 16. The presi
dent of the Louisiana Lottery was seen
yesterday and "asked with reference to
the report that the lottery intended to
remove to Mexico. He said that the
story was false, and was evidently started
by an enemy of the company for the
purpose of booming Mexican lottery
i 1 m I ..-Ill AAnfinna ii a Av.
t BLOCK. Ic lULlcrj win v'jiii.iiiuv, v..
. atonce hpre until the expiration of its
charter, and after that time it jicill not
seek a home anywhere. . :
The Man Who Hadn't Heard It.
New. York, Feb. 17. Under the head
ing: "The Prince not Coming," , a dis
patch from Albany printed-yesterday
said that a private citizen in that city
had received a cablegram which stated
that the Prince of Wales, attended bya
retinue of twenty-five persons, expected
to land in New York May 26th, and go
hence to Niagara Falls and Canada.
William Lane Booker, the British con-
nul.eneral. .said yesterday: . "The
Ketter File the Bend.
Washington, Feb. 17. On the appli
cation of Senator Mitchell, the superin
tendent of the money order system,
postoffice department, has ordered that
the postoffice at Myrtle Creek7 Douglass
county, be placed upon the list of ad
ditional money order offices next to be
established, and the postmaster at that
office will be authorized to 'commence
the issue and payment of money, orders
and postal notes about April 1st, the be
ginning of the next quarterly, period ;
provided he shall have filed the required
bond.
Myrtle Creek Advanced The Reading;
llailroad Deal Hlgli Price for
tirain.
. - .. . - .. .
Arlington, Feb. 17. George West, a
prisoner in tne tjonaon jau,- niaae nis
escape Sunday last, secured a horse from
a livery stable while the owner was at
church', and succeeded in reaching the
railroad ten minutes before the eaqt
bound train was due, which he boarded.
Deputy Sheriff Johnson left Condon as
soon as the prisoner was missea, out,
only arrived in time to see the train
depart.
RECOVERING FROM THE WOUND.
Light Morris of Fossil, w ho accidently
shot himself a week ago, is progressing
favorably, and hopes of his recovery are
entertained unless blood poisoning sets
in. The bullet has not been extracted. .
THE FOSSIL LINE.
The question of a telegraph line be
tween this point and Fossil is being
agitated, and it is hoped will have a
successful issue.'
John Chinaman in the Senate.
Washington, Feb. 17. Senator Dolph
today reportf-d adversely the Chinese
bill introduced b$ ' Senator Sherman
He expects in a very short time ;to call
an for consideration in the senate his
own Chinese bill, and believes it will go
through after a brief discussion. As it
extends the present ' Chinese laws, ; it
cannot be criticised very severely, and
gives congress an opportunity to amend
the Chinese legislation at' some future
time, and procrastination is what, the
average congress revels, in.
The Storms in Europe.
Vienna. Feb. 17. Terrible snow
storms are still raging in Galicia, a prov
ince of Austro-Hungary in Cisleithania,
and the greater part of Austrian Poland.
Show is piled up in immense drifts and
rrafiioon the various railway lines is al
most wholly 8U8oendlr- Wagon roads
are also badly blockade '. .
THE DALLES, OREGON.
Poof Tinlla-P C Tinker- HOllRP. nn t.nft fjnnst.! Prince of Wales has not told me that he
ll , . ' f T V " f is T w --r ' W-S-W IMS' WSr W I
; First-Class Meals, 25 Cents. . '
First Class Hotel in Every Respect:
None but the Best of "White Help Employed.
. T. T. JTliGholas, Ptop.
SITUATED AT THE HEAD OF NAVIGATION.
DeetinedytQ .be the Best
Man uf actual ng Center I n
-the Inland Crnpire. ;"";'
Best Selling Propertyof
; the Season In the. North-west.
" For Farther Information Call at the Office of .
12 WASHHiGTGn ST. POHTIiKD.
is not coming.but I don't believe that he
intends to visit this country or Canada?'
It's So English."
Santa Barbaba, Feb. 17. Elwood
Cooper has sold his olive ranch to an
English 'syndicate for $200,000. The
olive ranch is the largest of its kind, and
is noted for being the scene of the ear
liest attempt at American olive-oil mak-
ina. i The syndicate will colonize the
- . .-. . ' ... .
property with immigrants.. .
Typhus and Blackpox.
Ieklin, . Feb.. 1 7. A . dispatch from
VVarsaw says typhus fever and b.lackpor
arfii spreading. westward,' and that pouti;
cal agitators are doing their utmost .to
Inflame the peasantry .with -the result
that tKe spirit oi4iscontent is spreading
I in an alarming manner. ."
Austrian -Klections Aftermath . .. .
VienHiaV" Feb. 17 .-'The - Hungarian
I elections have been followed by a onm-
ber of duels. Four . have already been
fbueht at Pesth. In two of these, Dep-
I uties Munich and Aeranzl received saber
wounds.': In the other encounters no
body was hurt. - -
" Shall Utah be Americanized. - .
Washington ; Feb. 17. The .house
committee oh territories gave a hearing
London, Feb. 17. Itis thought a
number of vessels' were lost in 'the recent
storm's, as a large quantityof wreckage
is coming ashoVe at different points on
the coast.' ' " ; . '
Paris, Feb. 17. A storm is raging
here since last evening. Traffic is al
most at a standstill. .
,. .
Matched for a Bis; Purse.
Buffalo, N. Y., Feb. 17. C. J. Ham
lin, the millionaire horseowner, and
George Leavitt, of Boston, are arranging
to trot their respective horses in a race
at Lexington this spring for $50,000 a
side.. Hamlin's Chimes Girl, 3-year-old,'
will be matched against Ralph Wilkes,
of the same age. "
Mount Etna Disturbed.
Rome. Feb. 17. Mount Ltua is in an
unusual state of volcanic, disturbance,
People of Zaffar on'a have abondoned their
dwellings in consequence of a series of
violent shocks.
- Typhus Fever Spread Ine-
Oakdale, Mass.," Feb. 17. There is
considerable excitement- here over five
cases of typhus fever. , ff he victims are
Jews, a mother and five jchildren, who
came here about ten days ago.
- .Another BlytheJHelr. ;
' 'Sax Francisco, Feb;- 17. Captain T.
C.j Phillips, of Tulare .City," is the latest
claimant to fke milliona 4eft byThomas
Blyihe. - He has at this late day written
i a letter on the subject, to Judge Coffee.
V- ; "i-vAX"1 B9.WW Blne.
CaicAGOFebi 17. The Chicago Blaine
Club has decided to go to Minneapolis
and make evef y honorable attempts to
secure ihe - nomination of -Blaine for
president: , . - - . . "
Ad Epidemic of Incendiarism.
. Memphis, Tenn.,Feb. 17. There is an
epidemic of incendiary fires here.' Every
effort is being made to discover the fire-.
bugs. .. '.. .-- ' - - -.. . ' . .
A Very "Mysterious" Burglary,
San Diego, Feb. 17. The most uiys-
terious burglary that ever occurred in
Ensenada took place last Saturday night,
when $1,200 in Mexican silver was taken
from the safe in . the cashier's office of the -
Colonizatfon Company.; The first known
of the theft was when Cashier anra-
way opened the safe in the morning and
found the interior bare of money. He
had put $1200 in the safe Saturday ; and.
had locked the inner and outer" doors
with combinations as usual, and yet the
money was taken out and the safe doors
as securely locked as ever. . Mr. Xarra
way carries the only key to the inside -door
of the safe. As soon as the robbery '..
was discovered the chief of police was
notified and a careful examination was
made of the otfice. There was not the
least sign of the windows or doors hav-.
ing been tampered with.
' Unsettled as Yet. -.
Washington, Feb. 17. Zera Snow, of
Portland, le in Washington, and is look
ing after the prospects for the appoint
ment of W. B. Gilbert, as circuit judge. -
He seems to feel very much encouraged
over the prospects, and says, upon in- '
vestigation here, he finds that matters,
rest about the same as indicated in the
Oregonian dispatches; that Gilbert is
now the favorite candidate, and, unless
something new should be developed, he
has very flattering prospects of success.
Uncle Sam to Kiissla.
Washington, Feb. 17. The sub-committee
to whom were referred several .
Russian Hebrew resolutions introduced
in the house, has reached an agreement .
in renorted. that the American peo
" i ' -
pie,, .express sympathy for Russian
Hebrews and their depressed conditionr
anU IlOptS lllitb Hie HUCDiau 6 ......,
with which the United States has al
ways been on terms of amity and good
will, will mitigate as far as possible the
decrees lately issued respecting them.
Benj.Harrlson in the Field.
Xew York', Feb.5!. Stephen B.'Elk-
ins.-secretary of war, announced today,
in a letter to a personal friend here that
President iiarrison is a ranuiuaw mi
renomiuation. r The secretary padded
that tbe president would, moreover, be
the choice of he Minneapolis convention ,
and,, furtberm'ore worJd be. re-elected.
This is the. first authentic announcement
that, the president is a candidate tor re
nomination., ,, u . -
' '"Ma'Nw':CsMi Reported.
;.New Y9EK-,'Febi'l7. No new cases of
typhus fever in this city were reported
today , J and, . with., two exceptions, the
patients on. North, brothers Island are
doing well. The exceptions are women,
both of whom will die. ;
High Price for tirain.
Garfield, Feb. 17. At a public sale
on a farm near here, barley sold for $1.12
per cental, and wheat reached $1.14, on
eight "months' time without interest.
O D. TAYLOR THE DALLES.
orable terms. .