She
Dalles
Cljranick
vol. VI.
lilies Daily Chronicle.
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THE DALLES, OREGON, MONDAYjuLY 24, 1893.
NO. 32.
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i.OMton.
IXITI. B.f II.'.MIMITON. H. . WII.kO;i.
Y8. Ul'.S'TI.S'CTON A WILSON ATTOR-
mn-iT Uw unlet, r runc.n n uiock hvh
Swioniil llaui Pullet. uri-ROti.
III. WILSON' ATTORSBV-AT-LAW IttlOm
much A ( " a liAiit hulldlm;, hcconti
. VtK Utiles Ori'Kim.
iKjHELilA.N (IIOXXOI-ATIIICJ rilYHlCIAN
brwjto.v i.n'.U ntiuwcrcrt iimnititly,
InlfhLeitv urt'uuutrr. Otiiu- No. ".(uind
Ifoia Mock. t(
lO.D. llOANK I-1IVHICIAN AS1 HUH-
fcics. OClre, jinnim 6 mid C Cliniiraan
KMbtencv i- 1. corner Court una
I9MU. nee lid door from the corner, i
bnnStOlV A. M., 2 to & mid 7 to S 1. M, ,
PCDALL IiE.s-TiT. (iiu riven lor the1
VfUSm extraction of teeth. A1m teeth i
liwii'.umlnuni plate. Hooni SIkii of I
pmcbiwji, ht.TO.i'1 tjtrcul.
i'rcldcnl
II. M. HKAU.
Cnnhler.
First Rational Bank.
HB DALLES,
- - OREGON
A General Nanking Business trnneactod
DepoHilfi rvctiivud, Hubject to Siglit
Draft or Clieck.
Collwitions mado and prooccdH nromptly
remitted on day of collection.
Sijfht and Ttilegrnriliic ExcJiango Hold on
Now York, San KranciHco and Portland.
UIRKOTOKS.
I). 1'. TllOMI'MON. J NO. 8. SCHKNCK.
E. M. WiM.iAMh, Gi:o. A. Likmc.
II. M. Bkali..
FRENCH & CO,
BANKERS.
TKANHAn A (iKNKRAl.IIANKI.S'ti HUHINKSc)
Iitt'rf of Cnnlit ihaiit'd available in he
Knat!rn Stntep.
Sivrhi Kxcliance and Tulirtihic
Transfers sold on New York, Chicago, St.
lxHiin, San Francisco, Portland Oregon,
Seattle Wash., and various points in Or
egon and Washington.
Collections made nt all oint? on fav
orable terniH.
THE DALLES
Rational Bank,
Of DALLES CITY, OH.
President -
Vice-President,
Cashier, - -
'A. F. Moony
ClIAKLKS Hlt.TON
M. A. Moony
General Hanking Business Transacted.
Sight Exchange Sold on
NEW YOKK,
SAN FRANCISCO,
CHICAGO
and POHTLAND, OK.
Collections made on favoreble terin9
at all accessible pointB.
W. H. YOUNG,
BiecRsmiifi & wagon soop
ftOCI KT1 KM.
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fciUml tUlnl Monduy of cnch inontti ut T
US UOVAI. A Uril CllAI'TKU NO. f,.
ri-ln In Mtuionte Hull the thlrJ Wednysduy
month ut 7 1'. M.
KUK WOODMEN OK TIIK WOUU).-
fi noou wiiui.o.w.NwtK 'I uwilny wen
ch week In Irutcrnity HhII, tit I M y. in.
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V"ioiiAf ih.Mri.KKNCK
I.nu. win m.t eery 1'rldiiy Hftcrnoon
""j"" rt'idliic room. Allure InvIUtl,
t'lliall. Allaroliivitwl.
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Ui P ilW$m' 'No K- -Mt-etH in
Wmo ii , "l '-'.lrfct ""u tlllr1 Wtxtnu-
General Blacksmithing and Work done
promptly, and all work
Guaranteed.
Horse Shoeing a Speciality
Third Street, opp. Liobc's old Staiifi.
w House
Moving!
Andrew Velarde
LS projiarcd to do any and all
kinds of work in his lino at
reasonable figures. Has the
largest lionso moving outfit
in liiistern Oregon.
Address P.O.Box 181.Tho Dalles
L. YOUNG,
I TIIK UIIUKC1IKN.
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niVh un? .;,,",M uv,ry Humiay t
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It 6;m ' 1 "' r m. Ki.worlh
0f'iiiiKiit . hi1 '."ltr, XwthiK uvery
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: : JEWELER : :
Wntchui und Jewelry lejmlred to order on
kliort notice, mid Hiitlafuction Kdurantced
AT THE
Nturit of I.C. Nli koUrn, d Ht.TliH l)nll
Chas. Allison,
Denier in
PURE
Headquarters at Ohas. Lauer's.
HhvIiik hml a lino harvekt of iitituriil Ice-the
test ill the i world, J inn iirejmrixl to furnUh in
nujr huuiiuvji nuu ill ooiioill nnceHy
CHAS. ALLISON.
C. F. STEPHENS,
DliALICK IN
Dry Goods
I9 Plothing
ItootN, Hliium, IIuIh, ICIii.
FanciJ JoodfJ, fJotion,
Ktc, KUi,, lite.
Secoiid St., The Dalles.
WAKE IIP.
If you wako up in tho
morning with a bitter or
bad taato in your mouth,
Languor, Dull Headache,
Despondency, Constipa
tion, tako Simmons Liver
Regulator. It corrects
tho bilious stomach,
sweetens tho breath and
cleanses the furred tongue.
Children as well as adults
sometimes eat something
that docs not digest well,
producing Sour Stomach,
Heartburn, Ecstlessnesa.
or Sleeplessness a good
dose of Regulator will
give relief. So perfectly
harmless is this remedy
that it can bo taken by
tho youngest infant or
the ino3t delicate person
without injury, no matter
what the condition of tho
system may be. It can
do no harm if it does no
good, but its reputation
for 40 years proves it
never fails in doing good,
Hie Regulator Line"
Tie Dalles, Portland and Aiioria
Navigation Co.
P
THROUGH
Freigni anfl passenger Liae
Through daily service (Sundays ex
cepted) between The Dalles and Port
hind. Steamer Regulator leaves The
Dalles at 7 a. m. connecting at Cascade
Locks with steamer Dalles City.
Steamer Dalles City leaves Portland
(Yamhill Etreet dock') at (i a. m. con
necting with steamer Regulator for The
Dalles.
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I'AHSKMI Kit K.MKH.
One way . . .
Hound trip.
. .$2.00
. 3.00
Tickets on tale for Long Peach, Ocean
Park, Tingu and Ilwaco. i Baggage
checked thiough.
Freight Rates Greatly Reduced.
Shipments for Portland received at
unv time day or night. Shipments for
way bindings must Ixj delivered before
b p. m. Live stock shipments solicted.
Call on or address,
W. C. ALLAWAY,
Uvtift-Hl AK""t.
B. F. LAUGHLIN,
Cmioral Muuagur.
THE DALLES, - OREGON
OUT
roK
pttesh Paint I
IV. (!. (Ui.hkht hciehy heiids
lllk coiii)llinentk to every friend
And enemy If he hue any
Do they few or bo they ninny.
The time for uilutliiK now hus come,
Ami every one ileslrex a home
'J'hut looks frckh and clean and now,
An none hut a koimI jmlwter can do.
I'alntlni,', liiiiiorliiB and Khizlni;, toi,
Will make our old 1ioum look iiiiito now.
He will take your work either way,
Jly tho Job or by the day.
Jf you havo work ulve him a cull,
Ho'tl take your orderc, large or kiiinll.
itokinvtfully,
W. C. GILBERT,
1'. 0. Uox No. 3,
TJIL PALLKS. OIL
The St. diaries Hotel,
PORTLAND, OREGON.
K..u l,.i -...t;..N. ffitfit!KliiMl. linn ivtrv
room lias been repupered and repalnto
and newly cai-iietud throughout. Jho
1 . t . ,.,,1 Li iiiiiiii Hid
till iiiiiiim i.m.li.Kn tuxit vim fimrtt. Rilfif
KMMJimbln. A good reHtiiurant iittacbec
to tho house. Frer btiH to and from till
trnlns.
C. W. KNOWLto, vrop,
IffliGuiate Policy of President Cleye
land and His Afliniuistratiou.
ABSOLUTE, UXQUAMFIEI) REPEAL
What Will Follow Will Not be In
jected Into the Present Fight if
the Executive Has His Way.
Nkw Youk, July L'2. Tho World to
morrow will print the following: "The
World is enabled today to announce au
thoritatively that the immediate policy
of President Cleveland and his adminis
tration in regard to the approaching
special congress will be briefly as fol
lows :
"First Silver reform, by tho absolute
And unqualified repeal of the Sherman
law.
"Second Tariff reform, to be prose
cuted in accordance with the pledges of
the party, as soon a?, but not before,
the finances of the country are again
upon a stable basis."
Mr. Cleveland is annoyed and exas
perated at the unexpected interference
with the tariff-reform plans, but he is
not discouraged. He proposes to meet
the silver question in the Eanie open,
straichtforward manner that has charac
terized his handling of tarifr matters.
President Cleveland's advice to the
coming special session of congress will
be for the repeal at once of the Sherman
silverjaw. He believes that any com
plication of this issue with amendments,
substitutes or similar propositions' will
be detrimental to the purposes of the
repealing act, which are not so much
for the purpose of working any instant
change in the financial system of the
country as for the restoration of busi
ness confidence throughout the land.
From the information at his cDminaud
Mr. Cleveland has no doubt that his
policy will be adopted by tho house of
representatives after seasonable discus
sion. It is in the senate that the trouble
will come. What will follow tho repeal
is a matter that will not be ejected into
the present fight if the administration
has its way. That further financial leg
islation will be needed, the president
considers probable, but what its nature
shall bo is a matter for future determin
ation. The first thing to be done is to
clear the ground. When that is done
the question of construction can be con
sidered upon an intelligent basis.
a risKnisioKic city.
A Valuable Dikcoiery Lately ilnile In
the Colorado Desert.
San- Dikgo, Cab, July 22. The ruins
of a prehistoric city has just been dis
covered by a party of prospectors from
Yuma when on the Colorado desert in
search of the Peg Leg mine. The wind
had laid bare the walls and remains of
stone buildings for a distance of 420 feet
in length by 2G0 feet in width. Gigantic
pillars quaintly carved to represent
dragons' heads and rattlesnakes still
stood in the sand of the desert, support
ing on their tops huge slabs of granite
weighing many tons. Tho frieze orna
mentation resembled Egyptian sculpture
and exhibited a greater degree of Bkill
than is possessed by Indian artisans of
the present day. Fragments of pottery
found underneath the debris, together
with a crumbled piece of frieze, were
brought by Hank Ferguson, one of the
prospectors, to this city. One of his
associates came to San Diego nnd tho
others returned to Yuma nearly two
weeks ago, but tho story of their discov
ery was carefully guarded in teho bop
that in some way they might profit by it.
Ferguson called the matter to the atten
tion of II. ('. Cioidou, who interested
John II. tiny, '. " wealthy man, of
this city, in the discovery, and a week
ago yesterday, in company with four
others, they went to exploro tho ruins.
They wet 0 driven hack by a sand storm,
.o.ii.Miiir this citv today, but will malum
careful examination of tho ruins later in
tho H-ason, when condition aro nioro
favorablo for extended exploration.
From tho relics exhibited, it In evident
that an important archieological dis
covery bus been made.
.Vow u Sellout Mutler.
Nkw Youk, July 22. The Sim's In
dian cable says it Is not too much to say
that in four capitals, London, Paris, St.
Petersburg and Peking, tho situation Is
regarded as picsenting greater danger
ilmn imv with which diplomacy has had
to deal' in several years. Slnco tho
terms of tho French ultimatum were
mado known tho wiles between London
.....I I'i.1;!dl' havo been burdened with
diploi little correspondence of tho high
est importance. Tho motives and In
tentions of tho French government nro
by no menus clear to tho other powers,
Kven Kngland did not regard the situa
tion as serious until vestordav. It is
generally believed here that Russia will
tako immediate advantage of the oppor
tunity, which ensuing complications
may olfor, to improve her position in
tho Pamir, even if she does not openly
assist France, in case of Chinese inter
ference.
A Mitiiihl Sloli.
Mkmpiiis, July 22. The jail of Shelby
county, within the city limits of Mem
phis, was broken into by several htm
dred men at midnight, and Lee Walker,
a negro, aged 22 years, was taken out
and strung up to a telegraph pole, 100
yards from the jail. Afterward his body
was cremated in tho yard of a lumber
firm near by. The negro culprit was n
native of North Mississippi, and bis cal
endar of crimes is tho blackest in his
tory. Within the past week he mado
four attempts to commit rape, two being
successful, one victim being a small girl
Sxs years old, who was badly lacerated,
and the other a married woman of his
own color. He mado a full confession
He had just been released from the pen
itentiary, where he served a sentence
for rape.
Wild disorder reigned about the jail as
the mob gathered to wreak its vengeance
The gates of the south wall of tho mas
sive structure were forced with a bar of
railroad iron, used as a battering-ram on
the shoulders of the men, and after sev
eral attempts, squads of men crowded
their way within the walls. Sheriff
McLendon was struck over the head
with a chair within the jail door. He
was carried upstairs, placed in bed and
received surgical attention. Most of the
mob wero masked, and they seemed to
bo niidnly railway switchmen. The rail
way bar was, after several attempts,
gotten inside the jail and two
iron doors were battered down,
occupying a half hour before they
reached the cell where the victim was.
The man was inarched out amid yells
from the mob, the jail door being
thrown wide open, but no other prison
ers were interfered with. The man's
clothing was torn from his body as bo
moved with the mob to Williams' lum
ber yard, 200 yards north of the jail,
where he was strung up to a telegraph
pole. He was naked, the lighted gas
lamp near by making him plainly visi
ble to the throng. He was lacerated
with knives and his throat was cut be
fore being finally hanged. His hands
not having been tied, ho clutched at tho
rope when raised oil' his feet. The sight
was a ghastly one. Ho was a man of
powerful build, bis head towering above
those of tho mob who surrounded him.
At 2 o'clock this morning his mortal re
mains were only ashes among tho em
bars of tho funeral pyre from which ho
hud been destroyed.
Ordered to Marn Inland.
This is the last day that tho general
public will bo admitted to the Mon
terev. Karly vesteiday morning Cap
tain KempfT received a dispatch from
tho navy department at Washington,
ordering the ship to go at once to Maro
Island, and there await further orders.
As tho arrangements for tho reception
and entertainment of ice-President
Stevenson include a visit to tho Mon
terey, Captain Kouipii' bus courteously
consented to hold tho battleship at its
present nnchorago until Wednesday
mornimr. when sho will drop down to
tho coal bunkers and tako on fuel, pre
paratory to an early start on 1 hursday
morning.
A .Million I'riendN.
A friend in need is a friend indeed
and not less than one million people
havo found just such a friend In Dr.
King's New Discovery for Consumption,
Coughs, and Colds. If you have never
used this Great Cough Medicine, one
trial will convince you that it has
wonderful curativo powers in :UI
diseases of Throat, Chest nnd Lungs.
V.iu.li lmllln in ciniratiteed to to til Mutt
Ih claimed or money will be refunded.
Trial bottles freo ut Snipes it Kinorsly's
drug store. Largo bottles fido and if 1 .00,
Knrl'rt Clover Root, the now blood
purifier, gives freshness and clearness to
thu coiuploxlon nnd cures constipation.
25c, fiOe. and l.0(). Sold by SnipeH it
Kincrsly, druggists,
Got your bathing pants from S. it N.
11 arris.
tiii: kki'i.v
1KCKIVIC1).
Slum AimwerM tint IMtlnmt inn Hnnt by
tin French lovcriiuif.nl.
P.miih, July 2il, I. p. m.--Siam'H reply
to Franco's ultimatum has been banded
to Pnvie, tho French minister resident in
Uangkok, and telegraphed to tho Siam
ese legation hero. Its terms have ren
dered necessary an exchange of tele
grams between tho legation and Uang
kok. Therefore tho reply will not be
given out for several hours.
Hrvereil 1 1 In Arm.
ViitciiNiA, Nev., July 22. Len Galla
gher, yardmaster of tho Virginia &
Truckeo railroad in this city, had his left
arm taken off this afternoon by being
run over by a locomotive. Gallagher had
made tho trip to Brunswick mill with a
load of ore from tho Kentuck mino and
tho train was returning to this city.
W hen leaving Mound house Gallagher
took a seat on the pilot in front of tho
locomotive. In a few minutes Engineer
Thrall heard a cry from behind. Look
ing around ho saw Gallagher alongside
the track, holding something in the air.
The train stopped andGallaghercanieup
to tho engine and threw his left arm on
the platform, which had been severed
near tho shoulder by the train running
over it. Thrall immediately returned
to Mound house and ran the train to
Carson, 11 miles, to secure medical aid
for the injured man. At Carson Galla
gher jumped off the engine, seeing tho
doctor on the depot platform and threw
his severed arm in front of him, exclaim
ing: "l nave lost an arm, and there it
is." Gallagher was taken to a friend's
house and tho stump of his arm attended
to. Tho bones were splintered up into
the shoulder. How Gallagher fell off
the engine is not known, He displayed
wonderful nerve, but, although a young
man it is thought the reaction from the
shock will prove too much for his sys
tem to withstand.
The Fighting an the Me-Kong,
P.utis, July 22. A dispatch to Le
Temps from Saigon says: "A telegram
from Stungtrong announces that Cap
tain Villers, commanding the French
force at Kbong, reopened fire upon the
Siamese the morning of the lUth inst.
In the course of the day the French cap
tured Forts LongdUjDongoand Donhan,
thus confining tho enemy to Fort Don
son. The last-named stronghold,
though protected by three series of well-
onstructed fortifications, was captured
the following day without loss to the
French, who now occupy tho entire
group of islands. Only the town of
Khong remains to be captured. It is
estimated that 1100 Siamese wero killed
and 200 were wounded in the last en
counter. Three hundred and fifty men.
under tho command of a colonel, have
been sent to reinforce tho French garri
son on tho Island of Khong, in tho Me-
Kong river."
Ititckleii'M Arnica, Halve.
The best salvo in tho world for cuts,
bruises, sores, ulcers, salt rheum, fever
sores, tetter, chapped bunds, chilblains,
corns, and all skin eruptions, and posi
tively cures piles, or no pay required.
It is guaranteed to give perfect satisfac
tion, or money refunded. Price 23 cents
per box. For sale by Snipes it Kin-
ersly.
Another llevolt In Itriizll.
London, July 2.'!. A dispatch from Rio
Janeiro says that u revolution has broken
out in the state of Santa Catharlnu,
which borders Rio Grande du Sol.
Government troops 1110 reported to br.vo
joined tho revolutionists, whoso purpose
is to disposu of tho government of tho
state. Tho cruiser Tirndontes has boon
dispatched from Rio Janeiro to suppress
tho revolutionary movement along the
coast.
F.ldor S. S. lkutvor, of McAllistervillo,
Juniatta Co., Pa., says his wife is subject
to cramp in tho stomach. Last sunnnor
sho tried Chnmborlniii'H Colic, Cholera
and Dinrrhien Remedy for it, and wuh
much pleased with tho speedy relief It
ulforded. Sho bin since used It when
over neccssarv and found that it never
fails. For sufo by lllakeley it Houghton,
Druggists.
Tu llelliiiiueiit Tiinimyorii.
All prosperty upon which taxes nro not
paid by tho 1st of August, will bo levied
upon and sold according lo law.
' T. A. Waiid,
Shoriir.
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