jfailg fPflimtaiitttr.
William a. irawiu..
SUNDAY MORNING. JUNK 95, 1S05.
BOAT LOST-MAN UHOWMED.
A sloop runniog oo tba river between. Dei
Chutes and "Umatilla, was lost on Friday J
etenlng last, under tbe follpwiug circumstan
Cs : , In tbe aflerDOOU tbe Captain bad taken
on board orer fre tons (weight) of merchan
dise, marked for Hill k Kane, Umatilla Land
ing. Itwas now well toward erening, wbep((b
. Captain;, at tbe suggestion.of a man named
Jacob Kimball, palled out for Ibe, purpose of
.running down to Celilp and .takion on board
proTlsions for tbe trip4 There was no wind
at, the time, ani. as a consequence resort was
bad to tbe oars. For some reason or other,
' soon after, starting, Kimball became fright
ened and insisted on running the boat ashore
at poiol where she ae sure to strike on the
rocks. Capt. Madison insisted upon pulling
Mit, but all bis efforts were paralized br
Kimball, until at length the latter broke bit
oar. Rednoed to one oar, and .already near
, Celilo, tbe Captain of the sloop did -all that
he could to biing the sloop to tbe landing,
t but without avail., Tb.e sail was resorted to,
bat owing to the calm no headway could be
made on the vessel, and she continued. Q
down the current. On. Bearing tbe rapids,
Capt. Madison proposed to bis companion to
leave the vessel which by this time was fast
(inking, owing to having struck on a rock
and swim for their lives. Kimball was paralyz
ed by tear, and although he promised to follow
Madison when he jumped, overboard, be re
mained on the sloop until she was fairly in
the breakers, when be took to the water, but
too late. Drawn onward by the current, he
was seen to puss over; (he falls in tbe rear of
;the boat, and finally was' seen in an eddy
below the fulls, where be aank and was not
seen afterwards. ' At the time Capt. Madison
jumped overboard, the slopp was distant
' from the shore probably five hundred yards,
but by extraordinary exertions he succeeded
in making a landing in a cove juaCabove
tbe first rapids. The boat passed over the
falls in apparent safety, but was soon swal
lowed up in the surging current. Jacob
., Kimball, the man who was drowned, was a
' native of Pennsylvania, aged about 55 y.ea.rs,
and was a man of good habits. His trade
was that of a blacksmith, but for several
" years past he ha,s been engaged in navigating
tbe Upper Columbia. At one time be was
part ownrr In the steamer Ciucadilla. subae
quently sold to the 0. S. N. Company. At
' the time, of his death he was preparing .to
open a trading post atJaleuBe Landing, and.
he is supposed to have bad on bis person, at
the time of his drowning, some $2,000 in
coin, with which he designed to buy -goods
By the accident Capt. Madiajp loses his
boat, with all be bad in the world, and is
, left pennifess.. The merchandise on board
c the boat was the. property of Hill k Kane,
Umatilla Landing, and, was worth probably
$2,500. tTbe whole of tbe thrilling affair
.was witnessed by large pumber.of persons
from the shore, who we e unable, to render
assistance, owing to the fact that all. tbe
mall bouts were without oars. Up to this
writing the body of Kimball has not been
. found. Tbe largo amount of money he is
neitevcu to nave, Dad on ms person will in
duco boatmen and others to keep a sharp
looKoui ior nis remains..'
. Dvkb tui Falls. Tiie 0. S. N, Company's
steamer Cayuit, ufler being divested of her
toacuiuery,. was , on Thursday last, lowered
over the falls at tbe Dalles, and is now sitely.
, moored below the rapids. This. is tbe first
rriiel of apy size, built on tbe upper Culum
bla, that eyf r passed over the rapids. - A year
t.or two .since, Mr. Bigelow bad a boat brought
down, but. In ,i,bt luaiauce the vesel was
hauled on shore, and by means of ways hauled
" around the rapids. Its early days tbe Caoa
dian boatmen were 'in the habit of run in
tune rapids, in .open boats, but for man
rears nothing of the kind lias been known
The Cayuu alter haviuif done good service on
the upper river, is now Juuj(b.i bW tor the
purpose of being transformed into a wood
boat,
,, ' Kaw Stock. Mr. P. Dehib,, watchmaker
any jeweler, has just receivje.4 .direct from
San Francisco, a fipe stock of .watches, diar
rnond jewelry, etc, which comprises nearly
rery article ia hit line, and all of which be
II prepareflo jey t greatly reduced rates
THK TRIAL OF JEFF. DAVIS.
An exchange rightly bsjb that the
trial of the civil and.miliUry head of
the rebellion will bo the most impor
tant criminal trial tbatj has taken place
since the establishment of our Gov-
..... ' '
ernment. It Involves great constitu-
tional questions which tho Supreme
Conrt of the United States must uW-
inately depide. The question of State I
ilgu ue rBv.MBu, uisoiinn
and decided by the Judiciary part of
our Government, IfoY.UAwllJ .claim
the right of the. StoteB separately, to,
withdraw fi-om the Federal Union and
enter into separate relations, and that,
therefore, his acts are not treasonable;
that, thq.ugh.tbo question bus been de
cided adversely to them by the late
war, yet the right to withdraw oxisU
ed undortrre Oonstitution, and the ex
ercise of that right cannot be punished
aa treason. If this point shall be do-
cided against Mtn, which it will be as
raster of vCOareo, it will then be
claimed that the question as... to be
existence of that right was unsettled,
and that a very largo portion of the
people 01 toe WOpiO U,nlOn, amounting
to nearly one-half of those ontitlod to
J " T
eXOfcjso thft elejCtijO franchise, held
the Opinion that the States had a right
j 1 1 ...
lu bocouo, niiu inm in u rupuuno wuere
the people govern,, this., division , of
opinion should at leust relieve bira
andjiis associates from the charge of I
treason. It will be cl aimed that their
aotien was revolutionary but not trea
sonable, and that ulthouih they have
failed to establish the right by force,
they- still -bad the right of revolution.
We our, ontioipate what the- decision
of the highest tribunal in the land will
be on tbeno questions, but it is easy to
boo that a lengthy and thorough inves
tigation of the . ConstHulional ques
tions arising during tbe trial of Davis
will be mn.de by the counsel on both
Sides as Well as sy tbe UOUrt, apd tbO I
question of State rights, and th,e line
of separation between State and jNa
tional rights yn be defiped and set
tied for all future time. Those argu
merits of counsel and tbe opinions oi
the Justices .oOhe Supreme Court
will pOBSeflS. immense interest tO the
, ,. .,, , ' I
puui.o. j. uoy will jyrm a pr;Ceuoat, ior
all lUlUre time in the BOttlement Of
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. ,.i6U. uciuiig-
Mig tO blatOS And tO tbe dttOn. res -
nni.llrnlir Th nlw.la K ..ir
r '
puoncunism win do discussed by, , tbe
r '
most able men oi tbe nation, aud tbe
. , I
nubhcalion of these, arcnmnntel
.
throughout tbe civilized world will
Knna ll.a rnfoai inflhane. !- Jf
O vv !
ing the people of other nations to a
proper knowledge and appreciation ol
oar, peculiar lorm of government.
Thus will republicanism become bet.
ter understood in Europe by means of
this trial. : Such a trial must also irive
oar own peoplo a better knowledge o
. . I ii,
who jj.iuvijioo upou WBRJO-OUrUOVtjrne,
10116 is founded and administered.
Uilt l- .l - a
Wllr.b0 Btrengtboned HI thei floc
lions and 'Support J)f the people. Ul
llOine. and lis ubilitv nnrl nnu ar ui.
ukuio, auu no UUUliy ana power at'-
knowleriired nnd rnanaial .k.,,.l
D Mwfwvbvi avivau.
ibe trial will necessarily occupy con-
Hiderublo time, and aftervik is conr
pluted to tbe Circuit Court it. will.be I
earned to .the Supreme Court tor final
depiuioo. . A. sorious difficulty will
arifio at tbo beginning, and it is not
easyvtO BOO how it Can be .Overcome.,
III yelcCLina? & iurF &One Who .bare I ,rle aacapt dated lSth July.and Oovern
V ii,i,Mi.t(.,u JiAJjr uuuo wuiAi IJBVt lmt roservea the right to pay all porceuL in Quid in-
muao up ttieir minas. as to Ms guilt
vs pm ,uwif tfimnft, n uu uns UUkl
alrendv condemned himf No inunl
ig nnrJaoide(1 on thftt oneB,ion.
Won,d , of gtot Rights men con-
viot him r W'oalilt. be safe, even in
bo, plain and notorious a cnso of trea,
son as bis. to risk hiscpnyiqtion, with
Bach a jury as ig almost, certain, to
be.Beleoted I( he is to be triod and
found guilty that is an end ot.it. lie
a ber0i a martyr and a ,ion
jnBtead of felon condemned to at. ig.
npmiujwdjBlltn. Sece88ion woud bo
trilimphftnthe rebellion a revolntion,
und lno TJuion dissolved involantarilyl
-r'i by yeBle;d8,..
boRti Bnd w WAml, greeted by those of our
citizens who had the good fortune to meet
him. During lilj sinr in this city be will be
the guest pf, Judge Wilson. The people of
the Dallea,have abundant reason for feeling
kindly toward the distinguished Senator, and
should tbe opporiunityxffcr will take pleasure
in manifesting their esteem.
Divini Slavics. Rev. Oioroi Mooak, of
San Franciaco, wll preach in the Cpngrega-
tional Church this (Sunday) morning at 11
o'clock.
Rev. W. B. Bnqwu. of Newark, N. J., will
preach in tbe Methodist Church, this (Sundaj )
evening,
Thi koet work In-repairing Watches and Jewelry li
don0 " """a ' Wllllam nimb-ium's
Mm tin lUIn HtrAAt. nnllea net drwirtiitliH PiMtlfflre
who on-er, his entire Stock of Watches, .lewelryl
SHwand Plated Wa Pistols, Field Glasses, and Clocks
RUU IlilUUDVUtUni. Uliuawill,!! wcinh oum nis
dTOn,we to your waU.o, and.yaurlt
Je:16-lm.
MTIIAY ItOJlWK
CAJIE TO TflK PRKMI8e8 of the advertiser, living
on Throe sllle Creek, about two and a-half nu-ntus
since, . ItOAN llUllSti, (original) about 10 yevrs old.
and without mark. The owner of said lioree is request'
ed to come forward, vrove nronertv. nay chances and
take uim away, utnerwise snia nope win ue uipoaea
ol In cratu.iuce Willi law. L)exj-n x. M. WAUU.
To tbe Tax Payers of Dalles City
YOU A HI', HKKKBT NOTIFIED that the time for the
I'AVMhNT Of CITY TAXK8 has l-een extended
from the 20th ol June to the 1st day of July, 1866; and
all Taxes nut then paid, lour tier ceut
ill m
added
thereon.
lly order of the Common Oouucll :
A. W. BUCHANAN, Mayor pro. tern.
Attest : F. 8. IIollahd, Recorder
Dal les City, June ita, I8C6. Je24:lw,
U- S. 7-30 LOAN.
ATJTIIOnlTr OF TH SECRETARY OF THIS
Treasury, the undersigned baa assumed the Gene
ral eubscrlptiuo Agency for the sale of United States
Treasury Notes, beariua: seven andlhree-tenth nor cent
interest, per annum, known as the
7-30 LOAJST.
These Notes are issued under date Juoe 16th, 1805, and
are pay able, tlifp years from tuat,time, In currency, or
are convertible, at tbe option of the holder, into
U. S. 5-20 Six Per Cent.
GOLD BEARING BONDS
Thw b0,1l, n nowwortu a premium of nine per
ceut. Including gold interest from- Koveniber,"whlcli
p,.k61 ti ctnal profit on the T-SOIoan at current rates,
'nl'"Un Interest; abontUn percent.per annum, be-
I Sides Its IXIkFtlOIC nWM BttTS B MUKIOlPAt lAXATOK,
WB10UA1r,faoiioiioiBau pia omT.iioaB, according
4nts levied oa other property. The Interest is
ryl currency, aemiaonually, by coupons attached
I to each note, which may be eat off aud sold to any bank
I The interest amounts to
oneceutperdayoaa$Mnote.,
' lvu cents. . iuu
Ten " " mio
2o turn
i ' " ,oua
Notes of all tha denominations named will be promptly
I furniabed unon recelnt of aubacrlDtlous. This Is
THE ONLY LOAN IN MARKET
now o0ered hy tht GoTernuaent, and it ii ounfltleutly ex
pected that Iti luperlor advuitngea will make It tbe
Great Popular Loan . of,. the People.
Lea than 100,000,000 of the loan authorised by the
last Congress, are bow anihe market.
This amount, at the rate at width it Is being absorbed,
wm"a to nUotibvi for lMa' mon""' tb
I notes will vndoubtedly command a premium, as lias unl.
lormlybeen the case on closing the subscriptions tootuer
- liinrder that eltliens of ererr town, andssttlon of the
cWr, may b.rdedfacilltiea.fo,; taking U,e loan, tn.
Natloual Bank, Btate Batiks and Prirate Bankers
tbrougttouWhe country have generally ajtrced to receive
,brenptlons at par. Bubactibera wl select th Ir own
agenta, in whom tfiey 'have coulldi
aMenta, Iri whom tliey. have coufdriice, aim who only are
to be respousiuie ior sue qeHvery oi tne nuiee ior which
they receive orders. -
JATCOOKE,
Subscription Agent, 1'hiladelplia. ,
Maqih otb, 1888. , . i . ' . . myV-ttuipdAw
PuOvxsua Tnnnurat
PHOADiLrBia, May 17ih, 1886.
I Il,,dred and Thirty Ullllons t280,0O0.00O) precisely like
-wvuy. .
, ' , uuwipiwo.geni, rnueuelpeia.
Ci 8. MiLLsa,
Bw. ScBAwaAcnu,
DaUes.
Bau..f,ra.ncsep
Blocli, MUler ;C.,,
WHOLESALE" . "
3? it o o je.ks;
' AJJD DpAfcRRS IN .
"Wiinips Liquors.
And Importers and Jobbers of
oXjOthihstg
Hoots fc Shoes,
Under Clothing,
etc., etc., etc.
Tet
TUB CTTT 'AND TJPPKIt COUNTRY MKR-
chftntu: .We respectfully invite your aUedtioD i
the fact that we have Jnst openertiiur unw
SPRING STOCK,
Con nint Ing of A LARGER nnd, BETTER a elected wort-
cnt of
GENERAL MERCHANDISE.
Than can be fonild in any .other House on the Pacilla -;
Coast. IlaTlng all been bought on the decline. of .the
narket, enables us to sell at
GREATLY REDUCED RATES,
Andyou-wlll find It to your interest to give us a call .
before purchasing elsewhere. Our stock consists la part..
of .
100 bills Crushed Sugar ;
200 " S. F. Refined C k C D j
100 " Island;
lOO.Bngs Rio Coffee.;.
50 u Costa Rica;
60 " Old Got. Java;
40 coses Preston k Miller's Xeaat Poir,.
dcrs;
200 chests Japan Tea-; .
200 kegs Nails;,
25 cases Axes;
100 boxes Glass;
100 casks superior Istlismns Butter; -100
kegs S. F. Golden Syrup, bsand 10s; .;
100 " E. B. . " 5s, 8s k 14a; r
200 boxes Candles; .
50 If bbls California f ried Peaches; .
DO hf bbls Curtis' Cored Apples;
100 Coils Rope, assorted sizes;
60 bales Duck, lig' t and heavy; " -
40 cases long India Rubber Boots;
100 cases Calf and Kip Boots, of the beat ,
, .,,,..,..
600 prs Oregon and California Blankat.
50 doz Ovcrshirts, latest style; -60
" Hats, extra aud common.
50 casks Old Century Whisky,.
50
Eureka
50
25
25
50
20
10
25
20
10
50
20
Bovvers' Bourbon;
Pure Old Rye;
Hennessy's Brandy; .
Ouard A Pnpuy;
Jamaica Rum;
Scotch Whinky;.
Cnlif'oriiia White Wino; ..
Fine Old Tort;
ii
Fine Old Sherry;
Fine Old Tom Gin;
Fine Old Holland Gin.
, Itemember that we will make Bit,..
Call and see us
aspreeentatlons 4o efleet sales.
ASSAY OFFICE.
WK HAVB A.N ASSAY OFFICE IN CONNECTION
wl'hour busiuees, under the entire supervision
ol Mr. Miller. Vie make returns in Ilnrs In six Hours
We guarantee all our Aaaays and pay the I1IQHKKT
CASH rillCUfor our Burs. We also pay the Highest
Cash Price for Oold Duat.
Come one come all, and give us a trial, Ton snail be
satisfied. ULOWI, Mll.l.BR A OX,
my6tf Cor. Main and n asulngton streets, Dalles.
SELLING OFF AT COST!.
TO CLOSE CO-PARTNERSHIP. .
ELFELT BIQS,
Arooow olTerfng their cxteDsive stock of ' ,
t
CT 1TJT f PaWflVTlDVnnflTHI
BOOTS & SHOES, .
H O l S.E Fl Y, CLOTHING,:
, OATS AND CAPS,
Gents' Furnishint? Goods.
TS'otions, &c- &c, '
jS - O O S T,
. ' For Gash' Only, x
la order to .
CLOSE OUT IJTJSIlNIiySS
r i V . ' '
49 Those Inilebtod will make Immediate Fajwevta.
Now Is the thue for those doslrln( to pnnkssa ,-
g't
GREAT BARGAIN8.
KI.FKLT DBOs).
UaJa Street MMs.
Isaac F. Bums', i
my:18 (t