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VOL. VIII
THE DALLES, OREGON, SATURDAY, AUGUST 10, 1895.
NO 187
FOUR WERE .BURNED
Bodies of Pendleton's Vic-
tims Recovered.
CRIMINAL NEGLIGENCE CHARGED
Kookeeper Allison Arrested
lowing Frank Bredinc;
Remain Asleep.
for Al-
Pekdletox, Or., Aug. 9. The mys
tery regarding the number of persona
burned in the fire Wednesday night has
been cleared by Night Clerk Wilson, of
the Transfer house, discovering that he
made a mistake in registering one guest.
He wrote J. D. Tailor, instead of J. D.
Tilton. Tilton is here, and Taylor is
thus proven an imaginary man. This
leaves four men to be accounted for, all
four bodies having been recovered.
At the express office was found today
a telescope valise, sent from the Cascade
Locks to Pendleton by George H. Clack
ings. It was examined, and inside were
fo'und euvelopes addressed to him at the
Cascade Locks, and a silk badge of the
lodge of Knights of Pythias at the
Locks. A telegram was received here by
the Elk's lodge, inquiring if Clackings,
the secretary of the Cascade Locks Elks,
was burned in the fire. No doubt re
mains now that Clackings was from the
Locks and a member of these orders.
A man named Graham was also found,
who said he came to Pendleton with
Clackings, who had money to invest in
some business, if he found a editable
opening.
The coroner's verdict was such as to
warrant the officers to arrest Fred Alli
son, who allowed Frank Breding to burn
in the back room of the saloon without
making an effort to save him. His ex
amination occurs this afternoon on the
charge of criminal negligence.
The story about the baby burning has
been proven untrue. There is also no
truth in the report that a man was seen
'during the fire lying in the hotel in a pool
of blood. The reports were started on
account of Bettinger being seen on the
sidewalk after leaping from a window
close to the flames. Whether the fire
was incendiary is yet unknown.
Pulled a iaon's Tooth.
Chicago, Aug. 9. Two thousand peo
ple saw a lion's tooth pulled last night
in Lincoln Park. Major, the largest
lion in the park,has been suffering from
toothache lately. Wednesday Keeper
Devoy found a molar was ulcerated, and
Dr. Berner, a veterinary surgeon, was
sent for. Upon his airival the Hon was
bound in his cage and the doctor began
to spray the inflamed gums to deaden
the sense of feeling. Up to this time
Major had kept up a growling, but the
moment he realized that his sore tooth
was to be cared for, he became a model
patient. He lay motionless while the
doctor cut around the tooth and got his
forceps in position. When all was ready
the doctor braced himself and pulled.
Major roared like thunder but the doc
tor pulled the tooth.
Will Appeal to the President.
San Fkascisco, Aug. 9. The attor
neys who defended Hansen, St. Clair
and Spart, iu the United States courts,
when these three sailors were tried for
the murder of Mate Fitzgerald, of the
bark Hesper, have begun preparations
for an appeal to President Cleveland
on behalf for Hansen. They are quite
sanguine in their faith that sufficient
cause can be shown to influence the pre
sident to at least commute Hansen's
punishment to imprisonment for life
Hansen was re-sentenced a few days ago
to be hanged at San Quentin, October 18,
and St. Clair also has been condemmed
to death on the gallows. Sparf was ac
quitted in May.
A Number of Fatalities in Philadelphia
This Moraine.
Philadelphia, s Aug. 9. A wagon
. driyen by William Hasaon.was struck by
a Pennsylvania railroad locomotive at
the grade crossing this morning- The
vehicle was smashed, and Hasson was
instantly killed. Edward Miskell and
John Hasson were seriously injured in
ternally.
About the same time in another part
of the city Martin Ervin, while crossing
the tracks of the Baltimore & Ohio rail
road, was struck by a locomotive and
instantly killed.
Willie Stanley, 6 years old, was ground
to pieces under the wheels of a fast fly
ing trolley car in West Philadelphia.
Exercising Their Bights.
Lexington, Ky., Aug. 9. Last even
ing the ladies of LexiDgton met in mass
meeting and selected four candidates,
one from each ward of the city, for the
board of education, to be elected next
November. This is the first time women
have been given the right to yote in
Kentucky, but their suffrsge is restrict
ed to voting for members of the board of
education. The meeting was harmoni
ous. It was presided over by Miss
Laura Clay, daughter of the ex-minister
to Russia, General Cassius M. Clay.
But Twelve Jvrors.
Sax Fkaxx-isco, Aug. 9. The district
attorney has decided to try' Theodore
Durrant for murder with 12 jurors, in
stead of securing 14, as at first contem
plated. The managing and city editor
of the Chronicle and Examiner were in
court this morning to plead to the
charge of contempt of court in publish
ing interviews with sworn jurors in the
case. Judge Murphy ignored their pres
ence, however, and proceeded with the
examination of jurors.
There is. more Catarrh iu this section
of the country than all other diseases
put together, and until the last few
years was supposed to be incurable.
For a great many years doctors pro
nounced it a local disease, and prescrib
ed local remedies, and by constantly
failing to cure with local treatment, pro
nounced it incurable. Science has
proven catarrh to be a constitutional
disease and therefore requires constitu
tional treatment. Hall's Catarrh Cure,
manufactured by F. J. Cheney & Co.,
Toledo, Ohio, is the only constitutional
cure on the market. It is taken inter
nally in doses from 10 drops to a tea
spoonful. It acts directly on the blood
mucous surfaces of the system. They
offer one hundred dollars for any case it
fails to cure. Send for circulars and tes
timonials. Address.
F. J. CHENEY & CO.. Toledo, O.
Sold by Druggists, 75c.
The Dead Justice.
Nashville, Aug. 9. Upon request,
by telegraph, of Chief Justice Fuller,
the funeral of Justice Howell E. Jack
son will be conducted Monday morning.
August 12, at 10:30 o'clock at Bell
Meade. Chief Justice Fuller and
Justice Brewer telegraphed they will
attend. The other justices will also at
tend. The Nashville bar today appointed a
committee to draft resolutions regard
ing the death of Justice Jackson.
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They do not weaken by their action, but
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A Determined Suielde.
Zaxesville, O., Aug. 9. Jacob Gigax
a wealthy citizen, today went to the
Cincinnati & Muskingum railroad de
pot, got down on his hands and knees,
placed his neck across the rail in front
of a rapidly approaching train, and was
decapitated in the presence of many
people. Gigax suffered from poor
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Cixcixxati, Aug. 9. A Times-Star
special from Frankfort, Ky., says Wil
liam Lindsay will be pressed for the
supreme bench to succeed Justice Jack
son, and Secretary Carlisle will be then
re-elected to the senate. . In this citv
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Zeilin & Co., Philadelphia.
there is a movement for the appoint
ment of Attorney-General Harmon to
the supreme bench.
Today's Shipments Abroad.
New York, Aue. 9. Engagements of
gold for shipment by tomorrow's steam
ers have already been made as follows :
Neeslage & Fuller, $100,000; Handy &
Harmon, $113,000. - Crossman Bros,
have not yet decided whether they will
make another shipment tomorrow.
Hard & Rand will ship $150,000 tomor
row. Of the gold to go out tomorrow,
$250,000 comes from the sub-treasury.
Peculiar Accident.
Watebbubv, Conn., Aug. 9. A 10-year-old
girl named Teems met with a
peculiar accident last evening, in which
she nearly lost her life. She was visit
ing the Johnston family in Bradley, and
began teasing a rooster, which turned
&nd attacked her in the face, severing
the femoral artery. The child was
bleeding to death when a physician ar
rived and stopped the flow of blood.
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The Wyoming Soldiers' Honie-
CiiEYEXxe, Wyo., 'Aug 9. General
Stitse'r wasstoday appointed command
ant of the state soldiers' home. He
filed his bond at once and entered upon
his duties. The home will be completed
and ready for occupancy by September 1.
One night when Mr. Isaac Reese was
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prominent merchant of Quartermaster,
Washington, I heard him groaning. On
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