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Jl njTAlXErtlt. Volume XXXV
rm (.IKIHSTA1EEB, " X.1H
jcONSOLIDATED 1882.
THE DALLES. OREGON, SATURDAY. SEPTEMBER 1. 1894.
NO.
Ail
EEINTED EVERY SATUBDAY
Jikn MicHEiL. Editor and Proprietor
Professional Cara..
O. C. HOLLISTEK,
Physician and Surgeon
Boom over Dafles National Bank. Office boar., 10
a m t 12 id. and from!! to 4 p ro. Resi
dence We t End of Third street.
CONDON & CONDON,
Attorneys at Law
Office on Court Street, opposite the Old Court Houbc
A. S. BENNETT,
'Attorney at Law
Office In Schanno's Building, up su'rs. Tbs Dalles
Oregon
DUFUR & MENEFEE,
Attorneys at Law
Room 42.and 43 Chapman Block, The Dalles, Ore.
j bCTHERLaKD, M D, CM
Physician and Surgeon,
:RooJns S and 4. Chapman Mock, Tin Dalles, Ore.
w
it. TAJKilAN
Practical Dentist
rfl!c Over A- A . Brown's grocev, Secon! St
All work fi-uaratJief d to sr re atisf ctinn and all 'he
atest in proved methods use-' in denta' oterat'nns
WASCO LODGE. NO. IS, A. F & A. M. Meets
first and third Monday of each month at 8
t.H. ' .
fTTHB DALLES ROYAL AROHXHAPTER, NO 8.
L Meets lu Masonic liall the third Wednesday
aea month at 8 F M.
COLUMBIA LODGE, NO, S, I. O. O. F.-Mwita
every Friday evening; at 7:Sd o'clock, in K. of P.
Hall, corner of Kecond and Court street. K-ifonm-inr
brothers are welcome. H. Clocoh, bee v.
riRIEKDSHIP LODGE, NO. 9., K. of P. Meet
J? every Monday evening at 8:00 o'clock, in Sctiaii
oo's building-, corner of Cour. aud Second fitreots.
.Sojourning brothers are cordially invited
I. VADtia, K. U. and -8. F. HE EFEE, C.
WOMEN'S CHRISTIAN TEMPERANCE UNION
will meet every Friday afternoon at & o'clock
at the reaalnar room. Ail are invited.
ivr
ODEBN WOODMEN OF THE WORLD Mt.
Hood Camp. No. 69. meets every Tneadav
evening of each week at 7:30 ocl--ck, in A. Keller's
nail. All brothers and sojourning brothers are
Invited to be nreeot. .
TEMPO LODGE. NO t. A. O 17. W.- Meets
in KBeUersHall ever- Thursdav evening at TiSO
o'clock. FA IX. KHEfT, M. W.
W. 8. MrRna, Financier.
f AS. 1E8MITH POBT. NO. 42. G. A R Meets
O every Saturday at 7.S0 P. M. in E of P. Hall
ft
OF L. B. Meets every Friday afternoon in
K. of r Hall.
,-4ANQ VERE1N HARMONIB. Meets every
tyjr Aavndav evening In Hellers Hall
Tk -F. L. F. DIVISION. U. 167 Mee'S n K,
jt. " of V. Bill the flrst and 'bird Wednesday of
acn month at 7:30 r. m
THE I Hlltt HrX
"fiH!T BAtTlbT CBL'RCH Uev. O. D. Tavlok,
1 I'sxtor. Services every Sahbath at 11 A M.
P. M. -ftabbath school immediately after the
; snor n jf service. Prayer meeting every Thursday
,emi,g.at o r. M
ME. CUL'KCH Kev. Jho. Whisieb. raster.
, Services everv Bundaj morning and evening.
Suiidv bcbool at 12:20 o'clock P M. A cordial invi
txtioe evttnded bv both pastor and people to all.
CH'SOKEOATJONAL CBlivtH -Kev. W.C. CCKTI8
Pastor. Services e-ery Sunday at 11 A. M. and
P. M. finnday School after moruinic service.
rjT. PETER'S CHURCH Rev. Father Beohsoeikv
Pastor. Low Mass every Sunday at 7 A. M. Higb
lias, at 10u A.M. Vespers at 7 P. M '
CVt. PAUL'S CHURCH. Union Street, opposite
. S3 Fifth. Rev. E!i D. butciiffe. Rector. 8trvice
very Sunday at H A. M and 7:3b P M., Sunday
cbool at 90 A. M. Evening Praver on Friday at
7SWP. M.
CHRISTIAN CHCROH Rev. J. W. JEKKisa, pas
tor. Preactd-itf every sundav attcrnoon at 9
'n'clnok In the OanKU-ati'onal cbur.h. All are cor
dially invited
K00NT2,
I $cal fslate, Loans acd knrance.
A rent for the" Scottish Union an- Natioral In
surance compmy of Edinburgh, Scotland,. Capital
so.ooo.ooo
- Valuable Farms near Om City to cell on easy
I vi nje ..
4ffio 6ver Post t ffloe, Tb Dalles, Or.
PIOflEEB GBOGEUY,
Mortlnraat Cor. Becvnd and Waalilngton Sts.-
mm i wm, prof
'9
Sucoessors.to George Ruch.
fhe CTheapest ,l?lace
' TBI DXLLMi rOE
All Kinds of Groceries,
'"FLOUR. GRAIN, WILLOW WAREB TC.
' We respectfully solicit a sh of the nubile pat
rtue and .nail endeavor to give entire satisfac
don to our customers both old nd new.
BARBED WIRE
It yon want cheap fencing, use the new wire nailed
"This will stretch 85 per cent further to the same
rnasberof i pounds thin any other wire In the m-vr-k
and alo mikes the best fences. S'op anJ ez
aiae it and you wi.i be convinced that this is the
w, ts you waul. :
JOS. T. PETERS ZL CO.
-V j - . Sole agents for The Dalles.
Vthe dalles
' SEC03D-6TISEET
- Opposite the Implement Warehouse
FACTORY NO. 105
CIOIRQ of h Best BraDrls mararct
rJnuO ureii, and ordras from all part
"of "nintTV filled on th shortrwt. nnlio
iharepatitiou of THE DALLKS CIGAf
ha- beoome irmly estaMished, and the dV
r and for tie home manu'actnafKl article i
, inoeaa-ing eyery day, A. ULKXCU-& SON
. Juto Cfsx and Tobacco ft the best brands retailed.
D. W.VAUSE
(Successor to P. EREFT CO.)
Dealer
Ar'IatB' Material and Painfors' Snnn'ts
Agent for MASURY'S LIQUID Pa I NT
AH ordprs for pnfn'mo'. papprino; a
nd
kn'nminir.e prompllv aftendert fo ,
IREGON : BAKERY
-AND-
c
A. KELLER Prop';
I am
p. epared to furnish families, notels and re
Unrante with the choicest
Bread, Cakes and Pies.
Fresh i ysters Senel In Every Style.
4-rs.t1 fttrert. Next door to The Dalies Na
tional Bank,
THE DALiLES. ORES ON.
Best Kentue y Whiskey
FROM LOVS IX.
Very Best Key West Cigars, and Bes
English Portyr Ale and Milwauke
Beer ilways on band.
MAETZ &
PUNDT.
PROP'S
COAL! GOAL!
-THE JJEST-
Wellington, Eock Springs,
and Eoslyn Coal.
$12, lacked and delivered to any part Ol
the city.
At Moody's Warehouse
HENBT L KUCK,
-Ilannfactnrtr of and dealer In
Harness and Saddlery,
Second St., near Mood Vs Warehouse,
THE DALLES,
OEEOOS
Uaarantaed to 6iv Sat-
iMfaetloa
Dniversity of Oregon!
KUON,
Next session begins September 17, 1S94.
Tuition, fieo. Bo.rd, n2 ail a week
E've cr.ur.es Caaiicil, scientific Literarr. El
fflish a d hu-iinejs.
II RMI I ok Y The boarding hall for vonnir ladies
and the iKa liuj hill fur voun; xrnt nam trill he
undt-r the per-winal supervision cf Mrs. Munra, a
iMiy of rerlnemenl and Urs rspfrisnca.
r'or catalogues .ddre-s
J. J. WALTON, Sec.y ReKsnta.
Andrew 7elarde,
HQSJSErViOVER.
The ralks.
A.ddres; Lock Bisi 131.
SUMMONS
IN THE CIPCUiT Court of the State of Oregon
for the t.ouutv ul Wascj
The AnitrricMn M-nrtee CftmDanT of Scotland. I ini'
ite , h Corpji atmn, p'miit.ff, vs. Jnmes Doiri
and Th maa W Olavey, adminiftr 'tor of the
entile of Patrl-k Donls dtce.se i. defjudants.
To James Dotria, the above named d fentiant:
In the name oi the -taie f Orevon. yon u c here
b rq lretl fc aptieir no answer the oi:i l nt
flied aa-insr. you in ti e above en'ittfd stiir, on t-r
hef ro Monday the itatli day o Alay, 1SH4, that
being the nrs di.v -f the nxr reuu'ar term of
aula uouri, aim u v u i-ai r"""t''
tsere f, the ,t iniiff ii apply to sa A Court fi-r the
relief demaririeii in i's cmi a nt, tu-wit:
To foreclose plaiiitin'e morUaje .made, executed
and delivered o PauicK I ornt, now d-ct aoe 1. u or
ubout tnu 10'h dy of Le einher, upon ihe
ja-t hull of ihe no .theaot qu rte and the -t h tlf
of tliC n rtheast. quuritr of nt-c i..n IS i.- tuwn-nip
8 couth, or ru go 14 east, of he W'ilimuette Uerid
1 n, in Wn c j Cou-tty, retron, a..d to h ive said
prtntir-ei s Id aoordi'g to law and the prartiea t
f-e a o-e i-niit ed Court to ust.sfv p! .in iff s de
m tnds to-wit, to piy tho mm of ?:i50 and intertsi
u iaid um B.uee .mbvr 1: t. 1Sw2, at tli rnt of
10 pr tent per anuuin, toether wiili pai" tiff't
costs and di-burn m nre niaie and expended in
thib cu t. Inel'iuiiijf subifqiien-c tsts u'.. evpenses
or tale; that upon urh f.nct-ioaure and decree and
sale ail tt your rUnt, titie and interest ami nil -r
sun- claim mr. or to c airn, by, thru-'h or under
you. or bv, thrujrh. or under sui-i Patrick uorris,
n w deceased in and v said premise, be forec -ed
ami forever barr-d frm the equity of edeuipthin;
that pl unt-U be aIIoeit 10 purciia, e s on lai.os aim
preuiisea at its option; th-At the purch ters of saji.
preruirtea have the immediate p isnet-s on f said
lreLnie4- and every part a d parcel tin ref, and
for feueh other anu fur her rd:ef au to the Court
iu;ty see u unable and just.
The rvic of this summons w ma'ie uron yon ny
publ;CAtion th.re -f in Tne times M'-otaIXRRii, a
news ap -rof ireticral circnlatioo, pub i?hed wo-ky
t The Ualfes, wasiro onnty, ureyon, it Deing tne
naner most li elv to convey uot ee to you, by order
of ihe Hon. W. L. ErjjNhaw, Judije of the above en
titled Cour , win- b order was amy made on tne aid
dny of April, 101, at chambers, iu LaHcs City,
W aboj Count j. Ore.on.
ap" ",- Ati.cvs fur Pia.nitff.
CITATION.
1 3f THE COUNTY COURT op THE STTE OF
1 Oiegn, or th Cuutv of wasuo.
In the matr of tie cuardUosbip es- i
tat t-f Nancy Stanly, au aged and Citation.
infirm person. ' )
To Nancr Stanley and Tlwe hzc, guardians of
Nancy St niry, an aged and it firm peison, and
ah other he r- and legatees, known anu unknown.
of John Stanley, decea ed: Greeting :
In the name of ile state of Oieirnn. you are here
by cited and required to appear in the county couit
ot tne Rtto 1 1 i t ton, ior tne cuni ui rt nxw, h.l
the court-ioom thereof at Oalle-i Csty, in said
ennn'v. on Monday, the third day cf fceptemi-er.
1394 at 10 oc vek in the forenccn of th..t d:iV. tlien
and there t how caus- if anv ihtre be, why the
folio. vine desciibd ri-l ip pertv. to-wit: Lots
numner oi-el), two (i), three (3) and four (4), of
section thirtj-tw-t (o2), in toplm three (S nnnh
of ranye eleven (11), ea t of Willairet'e meridian,
c ntil in. 139 45-100 ores and situated in wa-co
county, statu of re;on; sb uid ntt be so d f r the
snppoit of ancy Stanley, widow of sid John Stau
ley, deceaitd. .
Witness, the Hon. Ono. C. Blafcelv,
j-M-g i tht- said county c -urt, with
. . . tneal oi ai ' court a-tllxed tfcis
EAl. J S0thdav-f Ju-y, A. D. ictH.
ssyw' AtUet
W. if KFLAY, Clork.
By E. JttAii'ilN, bpMiy.
Administrator"? Sale.
WH RE AS Ihp Hot. t,iunty Court of the State
of Orfif'", f r t Coutitr of Waco on the
Cth day ot November, duiy mirie an order di
rectiiiti me, ti e uy appoiiited, qualitl jd and acting
adinMiistntor of he estate f truest 8. II nee, de
ceased, to sell tiie and and premises he; on ting to
sai i e-t'U, and hereafter purlieu arly described, at
public auetioii, to the hiiiieat bidder, for cutfh iu
handj
Uow. therefore, by virtue of such nu'hor ty, and
in pursuance of Vaid oruer, 1 will, on Saturday tho
10th day of Februx v, 1S9 , at the hour of ten
o'clock in the furenouti of said day. ::t the front dour
ot tie t-ounty Cn t lioufe in Utiles City, u awn
County, Oieifon, r-eil, at pU 'U c au tiin. o tjio b'trh-
r-t bidder, for c an in cai:u, tite taiui ana p emii-ea
belOiiftitiK' to Mid estate, ana particularly described
as fo kiwi, to-w t:
The southwest quarter (sl) and the southeast
fluarier of the orthwe-t quater (-et of i.wj) of
ectioa fifteen. (i5 in towih p one (1) ruih, of
Tnife f"urUtjD (J 4 ea-t. of the Willamette Meridian
in Wusco ouuLy. Ufeon, containing two hunored
acres of la d. aid ale wd fcy niadt subject to ap
proval and confirmation of the said Ccuhty Court, j
Dated at Dalle city, Wasjo 'kiuiit, Ocou, this
Oih uiv of Januarv. 1894.
1. H. JOHNSTON,
Adni'rcf Uie r state of Ernest 8. ilate. deceased.
ADMINISTEATOR'S SALE.
NOTICK IS HEPFBY GIVEN tht the unler
six ed, administrator uf the rsrate of Haxn
ron Corum dtaa ed, bv v rtue of an oracrof the
ounty Coutt uf tho State f Oregon for vatco
County, in probate, tnaue on the 6 h day of beptea.
bcr, A. D. 1893, &id a jpp.t-nientarv older inadt9 by
saiit court of date I'cc mber 22, 1S93. will on -utur-$ayt
the 27 Lh diy of J anu try, 1S94, at the hour of 2
P. M, .of n id da, at the Oou t House diK in L Ilea
City; in Vtnfco Coiitv, SUi e of ur- gon, fell at pub
Yr. virtion to rw liiiret hntdor for ca-h in Jiand,
hi ct fc the con fir mat ion of said Court, all of the
foiii'Wmfdecrl)ed real es ate and watur right-, be
longing to the estate i the said deceased, to-wit.
1 ne west half of the noi tf.e at quart r, nnd the
norihtv'st qnarter of the Sou r heist quarter of sec
tiou twent-(aVo. in townehm two n nti f range Urn
east ot tne Wiitauinte mundionontuniu X 0 irrrua
and nuuatJd in asco County' , tite of region; aud
r.so iheeau- ialf of Uie east half of s.-cl;oh .o.
tveuty-flra in tuwuship two north of r.ine ton
east uf ihe Willamette meridian, containing 160
acres, and situated in Waco County, bute oi Oro
Krn, toifeth r with the tenenienm. herouitum nts
and appurtenances and water right tU.roto beioii
iiif, aid be ouurinir to sail enttte
All tt.e above described property, iacIuJinjr Uie
watr rtuhts, to be told iu one iurcvl.
lUitod. December lUdi.
J. w. coxpoy.
Adaiioibtrator f the estate of ilarrisou Coruui,
deceastd.
Aduilnlsti at )f s Notice of Final Account
XT OT1CE IS HERFBY GIVEN THAT THE UN
il ceraujntd, adoiinistr tof of the estate of
William A. il!enf deccbscd, has II ed in the ffic? of
the County Clerk of WasfO Counly, Orjfon, his
Una' account ith sad estate, and thut Moi d:y, the
7th day of Hay, 894, at tO o'clock in the forenoon
of said day, st the County Cour: room in the
County Court bouse, Dai lea I'lty, Oregon, lias been,
bv lion. George 0. lilakeley, County Jurie, fixed
and a pointed as the Uine and place for examining
Maid acvuuutand hen ring ohjectiona, if aiy. thereto.
f)9Ud at Dalies City, Wasco County. Oregon; this
30th day of March, l-94. GEO. A. hlt.BE,
Aomr. of the Eaiate of Vim. A. Ailen, deceased.
GUARDIAN'S NOTICE.
NOTICE Is hereby given that the undersigned has
been appointed by the Conn'y Court
of the btntc of Oregon, for Wa8tX Coun
ty, io drobate, guaroiau of th prsju and es
tate of IN amy fitanlo , an agd nnd in Jinn person.
All ersons hvng clai na against si'd eaiateare
hereby notifif-d ard required t preent them to me
at the law otfi w uf CoiUd s Condo r, iu Dalles City,
Oregon, with proper poucbtra thereof.
UANH LAOE.
iSuardian of th- person and estate of ISaucy btan
ley. an aged aid infirm prison.
Dalles City, Oregou. March 17, 1894.
Attention, Freighters!
BIDS WANTED for bnullug 100. 00" pounds of
woo! (more or lets) snd i5,u00 to 10.000 p-.unds
of back fr-igm; said wool to bn tiautsd from Littie
Front crok, about fifteen milfs suthea of Ante
lope to The Dal es, the back f eight to be hauled
from ihe Cal'os to Mudot station, atn ut elenUe .
miles southeast of Ant- Mre Ail w.iol and freight
to be welt protcelcd wth wiiron-ebee s and deliv
ered In good crder aud condition Bids will be
opened May 1st aud the award made known at
Ho dy's warehouse. Terms: t ne-nalf will be paid
on the deliver of each load, if desired; balance ou
completion if contract,
.a duress all biua to IlENY HAHN, Bec'y,
' Care AA'adhams & Co., -nich31-4
Portland, urexou.
NOTICE.
To whom it may concern: I have iliHp-'Ml of all
my intereat in the st'oon, enrner Fron- and ourt
streets, to r. A Baldwin, wno win nereaiter C"n
duct the husinrss in h s own name All bills due
and or ng up to June 2Gth will be collected by me,
and 1 wi.i be responsible for all indebtedness to ths
date. A. BtTll.sGhK, In.
NOTICE.
The U. S. Land Office, Tbe Dalles, Or., June 11,
1S94- ...
Complaint navine oeen enterea at mis omen oy
tv w Nan .rt a ainst lonv P:amb-ck lor aiianrion-
ing his homesthad en'rv No. 44i7, oated June 2,
1 bz upon tne ne qreec n, tpi. iouks w... ,u
WaMi ' county. Oregon, with a vk-w to the cancella
tion of sa.d entrv, the sali parties are hereby sum
mined to appe -r at this office on the 26th day ol
July, le-94 at 10 o'clock am, to respond and fur
nish tesdmouy voucruiu said alleged abandon
aunt. JOHN W. LEWIS. Register.
l-l'ni.lc trji-l.OHT.
TBR RECEIPT I8SUED FY RECEIVER OF
th U. . land o i ce at The Dillrs. Oregon, to
L K Pr tt May 7. 1891, for sWj of Sec 85, lap 1,
N oi K 15 E.anJ l.i s 1 a d 2 and 64 of Sec E.
1 wp 16. of K IS , has been lt or minlaid and bus
n t b en reo ded or transferred to an3' one. Hv
right, title a d uterest rtmtiu- the -ame as when
wived, and tbat "on the Hd d y of feeife mber, 684.
wiU apply at the US Land tffice at Ibe Dilles tor j
pxirnZC h. B. PttATL 1
Children Cry
- for PiTOHER'S
ASTORIA
" Catorii i' so well adapted to children that
I lvci'inmcii'l itaa bupeii-r to any prescriptioa
known U me.1' 11. A. Archer, 31. 1.,
Ill iSouth Oxford St., iirooklyn, N Y
" I no Onstor'a In my practice, and find 15
peciaily aduiea to uffections of children. "
Al.HX. KOBBUTSON, JL D.,
1057 id Ave., Kew Vorll
"From rwwni.i bnowlodge I rnn say th.it
instoria in ii :noat excellent medicine for cliil
treu." Ci. C. Osooon,
Lowell, Mass.
Casioria promotes Digestion, and
ovei-oouiea Fltitulency, Constipation, Sour
Ktoinach, DiannoEa, nnd reverishness.
Thus tho child is rendered healthy and ite
steep natural. Castoria contair.3 no
Alorptiiue or other lurcotio property.
.gg-A.-.-ysa
R. E. Saltmarshe
-AT THE
M Eg STGGK ISIS,
lXI.-xAY THE
HiffhestCasli Price for
i
Hay and Grain.
DEALER IN ' LIVE STOCK,
N0T1CK FOR PUBLICATION.
Land Oleics at The Dallkh, Oreoon,
Julv as. i9i.
Notice is hercliv eiven that the followine-nanied
metier his filod notice of his intention to
make final proof in support of his claim, and
tl.a said proof will he maile before the Register and
Keceiver ot tie u. s. land omee at Til Dulled, Or.,
on septtnioer i'j, inu4, v z:
tllGAK ULKLl.NGAME.
H c, ao2.ui , tor tne ea uwi-i. and s noK. sec
6. tp 5 s, r 12 e.
lie names the following witnesses to prove his
iniiLiiiiiuuB resiueuue ufiun anu cititlViitlou oi aam
land, viz:
T J br'mr. of Die Dulics. Or: John O Hudron.
Alhert basire aid Janus Ciiriiiiirinie. of Mamie.
ui eon.
)yii JAS. f. MOORE, Resistor.
NOTICE FOK PUBLICATION.
Lad Office at The Dalles Ob,,
J'llv as. isat.
Notice - is hereby jriven that the foitowinir-uamerl
settler has Sied notice of liU-iutention to make
nnil proof in support oi l is claim, and ih t said
proof will be made before the rt-gister and receiver
st ibe Pa-led, Oreiron, on Neptem er 12, la'Jl, viz:
JOHN O. HUDSON,
B E No 8117. for ihi- nt i. s c 31. tu 4 . r 12 e.
He names the followini; witneartea to prove his
continuous resiuenco upon, ana cultivation of, said
land, viz:
A be.-t Savacre. of Wairic. Or: T J Driver, it Th
fiaijes, r; Jims Curiiusame and daar Burlin-
iiami , o. nunc, Vf.
VH JAS F. MOOBE, Ecgieter.
EXECDTOE'S NOTICE.
By virtue of an order made ' y hc Conn'v Court
oi nasco c ur.ty, ureirrn, at the Juiv tcr thereof.
1694 to me direct- d. as the executor of th estat
ot w. Mct Lswu. dedeired. 1 wil after the 10th
day of Aneus , lb94, pnc-d to sell for cth in
hard the foliowiLg dcecritieJ lauds of tne sail
es ate, to-wit:
Tne west half -f the northwest qumor, the
tiorthwt-s' quarter of the southwest quarter of sec
tion twenty, tho northeast quarter of tho north-
aest Quarter of 8-ctih nineteen i to'nshin 5 south
of Mr.fc l! st; the t.eilh hi f of the soiithoa-t
quarter, i.nrthrast quirterof tne .ou'hvest quarter
ami outheat quarter of northwest oai irter i.f suc
tion twenty-oiu oansliip 9 south, rane 12 east of
wniinietto iner.aian iu hsoco coun'y, Oregon.
&aiu laud will be sold m lots tu sr.it uqrenasers.
Dated this July . 1SIH
Z F. MOQIy,
Executor of the esute oi W. MoD. Lewis, de
ceased. ju7-4t
KOTICE FOR TUBUCATION.
Land Omci at Tiie DaLLM, Obboo,
Ju v 2. lout.
Notice is hcrebv llien that the followimr ntmed
settler has filed notice of his intention to make final
proot in support of his claim, and that said proof
win ne nu'de before the Ktjrister snd Receiver at
liic Dalles, Oregon, on Auaus-. 14. ljs-4, viz:
C11AFLES E. IIAYVVARD,
Hd 2S39, for the lie qr sec 23, tp 4 s, r 13 e.
lie names the followinsr -witnesca to urove hi
con 'ini:ous residence upon and cultivation of said
janu, viz:
A. Stnsrsdill, Robert Bii'ts, R, D. pitcher and
weurKe AMirun. 01 Apn y.iiev, umron.
J AS. F. JIOORE, Rctlister.
NOTICE.
ITIMbER CULTURE.
The C. S. Land Office, The Dalles, Or., June 11,
1S94.
U'lUiplaiut having been entered at this offico by
Louis belcore against Edw in Stfievtr for f uture to
c:uipiv with law :s to timber culture entrv
dated Jm.e 22, IfcSd, up n tho s I f nv qr and s hf
sc qr, sec iu, ipfts raucje IU ea-t, in Wusco county.
O exou, with a view to the cancellation of aid
en1 ry; contestant aliening that said Kdwin Stoever
falled Ui plant in timticr, seeus or cuitins the third
3 ear sf tcr uiakine said entry, and that said failfre
sun exists; tne sain parties are hereby summoned
to appear at this office on the 25th day ot Julv. ISM.
at 10 o'clock a in, to respond and furnish testimony
couceruiujr saio aiiena taiiure.
JOHN W. LEWIS, Register.
NOTICE.
The U. S. Land Off ce. The Dalles, Or., May 21,
1801.
Complaint having: t'een entered at this ofce by
Frank Malone aea nst John Vredt for abandoning
his buniesteaJ eniry o. 4S33, dated Mareh 23. 1S92.
upon the e hf sw qr, nw ur sw qr snd sw qr nw qr
sec 10, tp 8 s range IS east, in Waso county, die
ton, with a view to the caneelfati n of said entry,
tliK sni'i parties are hereby summoned to spp sr at
this oltten on tbe 21sf day of Ju y, 1894, a": ID o'clock
a m, to reMpoud aud furnish testimony concerninx
sa'd aileited abnnnonment. K. M. tihutt, U b Com-
iseioner is authorised to take testimony in this
case at Antelope, Oregon, at 10 a in. July 14. 1804.
JOHN W. LEWId, Register.
NOTICE.
The V. S. Land tfllce, The Dalles, Or., June 11,
1894.
Complaint having- been entered at this office by
Wvatt A. Stark uiiust heirs of Ge- E Lamtille far
sbaodonins; homestead eutry No 8912, dated July
29, 1891. upon tne w hf of se qr and s hf of sw qr.
sec 22, tp 2 n ramie II east, in Wasco Count)-, ore
eun, with a view to tbe cancellation of aid entrv,
the stid nartles are berehv summoned to appear at
tlii. i.ffice on tne 25 n dav of Julv. 1894. at 10
o'clock a m, to reepund and furnish testimony con
cerning said alleged abandonment.
JOHN W. LEWIS, Register.
NOTICE.
Tbe U. 8. Land Office. The Dalles. Or .June 11.
1894
CnmpMiit having been entered at this office by
H S Richmond sg.l'is Ira V. Atiller 1-r a' andon
Ine his homestead eutrv No. 4488, dated July 22,
1S92. upoi. tne s nf of se qr and s bf of sw qr Bee 5.
to 1 s range 10 east. In Wasco c untv. Oregon, with
a yiew to the cance lat'on of said entry, the said
pirties are he--ehy summoned to apper at this
office on tbe 2o'h nay of Julv, 1394, at 10 o'cio k a
m , to rerpnnd and fur ish tuetiuiony concerning
said alleged abandonment
JOHN W. LEWIS, Reis'er.
Administrator's Notice.
Notice is hereby (riven (hat the nnusrslgned has
been duly appoi- ted by the County Court oi the
Mate of Oregon, for Wasco County, in Probate, al
mlnistrator of the estate of A K. Bonify, dec- ased.
All pet-ons having claims against said estate are
hereby notified and r quired to present them to me
with pr-per vouchers at the law office of Condon
and Condon, in D.lies City, Oregon, w.iuiu tlx
months from the date of this notice,
slay 12, 1S94
R, O. CL0STER,
Administrator of the estate of A St Soneey,
mal2 deceased.
SALE OP BONDS.
T
1 lt94, o.0u0 in bonds ot Hood River chool
pist-iet, bearing 7 percent interest, payable scini
an ualrj. They will either he sold in paits of
91,0 0 each, or the entire s,00O st one time, or any
number of the eubt bond of 81,000 each, to tbs
highest bidder for each. These b mds are redeem
able in twenty ears, ir afer to y-a-s W conte
n.vnl for tne district. - WILLIAM 'ICd LI. L,
.
The Dalles, May 21,1894.
county treasurer.
TELEGRAPHIO NEWS.
Kllli'd by Chinese.
L''Kdon, Aus. 24 The Central Nevct
baa advices from S'laoghal to the tfl;ci
that a Tokio d spa'cli received then
slates that a small detachmeu: of Jap
anese scouts met. a force of Cli'mcse at
Oung Ho on thp 17 h, hdJ in the en
gigt:n)eut luat eosued live scouts were
wounded and a ileutenaut killed. The
same dispatch saja that a serious battle
is txoected to occur daily
The sama paper lias received inform
tion that the tmne.e goverument has
warned foreieners not 'o loner on the
liver near Kium'tuD arsenal or the fac
tory at Shuoghai, under pain of being ur
rested as fpies .
Another disoatch from hanybai states
tht James VVvlie. a Scottish mifsionary,
w.is murdered tv Chinese soldiers at JNe
Chwang, la connrrucd oy later an vices
Thes? advices assert the attack on Wviie
wft3 entirely nnuiovoked. The mission
ury was clubbed, kicked and etahbed to
death iu a public street. A demand was
ma le upon the authorities that the per
pons concerned in the commission of the
crime he turned over to the civil magiS'
trale, but the officials refused m sur
render the guilty parties. The British
residents of New Cb waug will, it is stated
petition their minister to send a war ves
sel to the scene of trouble.
It is also as-erted in these advices that
the report of severe fightiutr at Pmg Yang
is without touudatson. 1 he only en
gngement that has ocenrnd there lias
been an attack DpoD a Jspnncse picket
bv a small dctitcbmeut of Chinese cav
alry.
England Septra!.
San Frakcisco. Aug. 24 L'eu enant
Francis L. C. Harden, late ot the B;i'iah
naval resolve of New inland, wu0 wa9
deported from Hawaii fur aiding the rev
o utionists, aud who recently eff.-red his
serviciH to me- uninese, naa oecn com
pelled to abaudon bU belligerent plans.
lie was yesterday called cefnre the Brit
ish coi.sul and given warning to keep out
of the Corean affair. In spt-akiog of (he
incident last night, he esid, "1 was called
belore ibe consul and shown a royal proc
lamutioa which the queen ana privy
oouncil Uncd frm the pa ace at Odburoe
on Auuxt 17 It is directed, 'To all her
loving suijects,1 apd it recites that a state
of war ejfista betwem l er royal couns,
he emperor of China and the emperor of
.IhIImiI HTllI It (TH U fitlPrlMl Ul tchhllll til
the provisions of Ihe loreiirn en istment
act of 1854. by which all British suljecfs
sreloibidden to aid ou'side betiigerents
.Us...0 or ou.K.e ... uro.su terr.iory. it
. ij . 1 i i. -. ... v.l
recites that absolute neutrality will be
preserved at all cost.
An Adjournment Tuesday.
Washi.not. n. Aup. 24 If possible the
seouu; wore a more deserted atpect than
yesterday, despite the fact that one Ro-
puDiicun, tli gyms, and two Littnocra'a,
Camden and Butler, had reiqrQed
G oige obtaiotd iodtfloite leave of ao
serjee lor lilt co'legne, McLaurio, on an
count of the serines illness of bis family.
rlirris, wit bout testing the oreseoce ot a
quorum, moved tho aenale proceed
to the coosideratioo ol txecuti.e busiutsa
Tcis was agreed to.
After executive sefsion the senate
Hdopttd ihe house resolution for adjourn
ment Tuesday.
15 acHbuin tried o g't np bis resoia
tiou lusitucting the committee on rules
to sit during rectsa for the puruose of a
revisiou ot the rults. B'nnchard ohlectod
and a single ol j cti&D kills any Diotioo.
U:nchard leu a ilie ru es will be so re'
leed tbat debate will be cut off and the
free-sugar bill passed at the next session.
Ibe eenate adjourned until Monday.
Drath In tne 3Ilnen.
Seattle. Aug. 24 A special from
Franklin, Wasb., says: At 15 minutes to
12 o'clock, a fire was noticed' bv some of I
the drivers on the sixth level, north, and
notice was at once given to the men in
side, who were working la different
places, some in the breast above tbe level
and others along tbe gangway. Many ot
tbe men in the gungways rushed back to
notify the nnutrs, while othtrs rushed
out ana reached the maio sbutt. It is
certain that all the men in tbe breasts
reached the gangway in gaiety. In all.
about i0 men were at work in the sixth
level, north, and tbat number, about 40
lingered at the breast, where the fire
originated, and made an attempt to put
out the fire. The breast wan burning
fiercely, and before the miners knew n.
tbe fire bad communicated to breasts GO
and Gl, and smoke began to itsne from
breast 02, in tbe immediate vicinity.
Several ol those who lingered at the burn
ing breats took warning and fled, but all
who remained were overcome and as
phyxiated.
a Unfl.v Un.
bAN Francisco, Aug. 24 The British
sh p Sluir.bon arrived m port last night
tar . r v. i ... t
vessel left for her trip across tbe Pacific
wi h a curgo of gunny sicks 164 days
" I
ago. Not long after she left Singrrar
some of the crew mutinied, and Captaiu
Harris bad great difficulty in navigating
bissbiD. Added to tbe trouble on board
were coutrary winds and troublesome
i
Bales, which kept the vessel back, and
when the passage wag only about half
Qisbed tbe provisions sbowtd sigoa of I
oiviog out. Tbe ve.-sel was beaded for
Honolulu, and tba food was doled out
sparingly. By tbe time tbe islands were
reached the gitlley was bare and the men
bnd to assist to furl the sails. Tbe muti
neers were transferred to a British man-
ol war then in port, wben they were dealt
with accordiug to admiralty laws of
England, and new men were taken iu
i heir pieces. A lresh supply of provis
ions was taken on board, and the vessel
again beaded fur San Francisco.
At BlneOeldB.
Colon, Aug. 24 A schooner baa are
rived here with 70 refugees from B ue
fields. Mosquito territory. Tuey say tbe
Nicaraguans imprisoned eight American
Ciiizena and several British subjects, iu
eluding the Bnt sh vice-consul. The
country is described as depopulated, and
business stopped. Tbe relugeeg al.o re
port more Nicaraguan troops are arriving
at Blnelle da. This d;sp ay of fqfee is
annouueed to be caused by tbe deter
minations of the Nicaraguans to resist
foreign interference in tbeir affa'rs. .
rpanene Prince Uotng Borne.
New York, Aug. 24 Prince Komat
sur, of Japan, left town last night on tbe
6 o'clock train of the Nw York Central
He was profuse in bis thanks for its cour
tesy, and said tbat tbe recognition given
to the Jai.ane-e caUre io her wr with
China by the newspapers ofthi civ wss
a mitt'-r in which his ioudT took great
pride. The pnece, his ecre'ary, M. . Na
gasaki, and two Valets made up tbe
party, ihe prince will spend ball a
day at Ado Arhor, Mich., lrnm whose
university Mr. Nagasaki was graduated
War NnpplieH far China.
London, Aug. 24 Tne ( frictrs of the
Hong Kong &Shnghai bank in tbiscitv
entirely discredit the repo-t that Cltina
attempted to raise a lom of 1.000.000
taels upon the security of the C lina mer-
chaDts Beet. It is reported Cniua is na
go'tatiuor wjtij B:rminaham firms for a
large supply of war material, and the
agent intends to ship the Eiipplirs to
some Ppin'sh or South American pore
and from there transport them to China.
Ki.fllr t lii r Nurreiirters.
Cape Town, Aug. 24 Advices from
Pretorii say tine uuexpec'ed submissinn
of Chief Malaboch has beenjiyfully re
recdved throughout liansvaal. Mala
bocb, under rover of a white fl ig, acc m
panied by his brother, two young sons,
and four Ioduois, emerged from tho
caves in winch thev sought refuge and
surreudered totbeBieis.
Ma the lloq e.
Washington, Aug 24 A resolution
for adjournment till Tuesday at 2 P M,
has been adopted by the house. After
the pasfugi of the resolution the house
adjourned till Monday.
If. bx and 'iinpei'S.
Chicago, Aug. 25 President Djbs
was called again today by the strike com
mission. Iu'reply to qutstions, he stated
be did Dot tavoi compulsory arbitration
in settling labor troubtes. lie did not
believe such a method would prove uni
versally satisfactory. Debs said. Ijtforo
the strike he bad been among the tele
graphers, acd the statement that there
were not more than 200 Americau Riil-
way ynioc ran on the B, ick Jslund road
witne a said was atiunl.
Siuiuel Gompers, president of the
American Federation of Labor, was the
next witness. He prefaced his testimony
with an outline of the aims and principles
of the federation and gave figures show
ing the membership. G.irnpers reviewed
the proceedings oi Ihe conference. Pres
ident Cleveland, be said, had paid not the
f lightest -attention to a message askiog
his aid in a settlement of the strike.
Gompers told of the conference of the
v,h ik .... .: . : rn.s
o . es '
Ue 8aid tbat f'r deliberation Ihey dfl-
cided to request President Cleveland to
settle the strike.
..We tl,ouht Mr G-.mner. said i..hat
if Mr. Gladstone could do go in the Bag-
hsb strike, such aa attempt would not
be beneath the d.gni'y of the presidaot
of the Uaite.i Slates. Accordingly, a
telegram was sent to Sir. Cleveland ask'
log his aid To that he did not deign to
reply. Io fact, he took not ibe s.tgbtest
police ot )t,
"We cou.-ideicd the strike carefully,
and finally decided that we couid not or
der a general strike; that it would be an
usurpation of power, and would lor man;
reasons be Unwise. Ibe fie legates ex
pressed ttieir sympathies with tne move
ment, and soon atttrwards adjourned."
Air. Uompers then read from the secre-
Qry'a report a detailed statement ot the
piuueeuiugs 01 too conference. Lrompers
Implied tnat in the event tf a general
Strike of all the Union, ail must agree op
the action, and he said it would have
been impossible for the conference to
have declared a sympathetic strike. He
wag asked his opinion as to tbe methods
of preventing strikes.
"I do not condemn strikes, heartily as
do most men," he snd. "I believe that
so long as the present conditions exist
i In: y are nece-sarv, and I believe ail
strikes do good iu calliog attention to the
tact tbat the labormg men will nut be
driven further down iu'.o poverty. I
think the action of the strikers lu paraliz-
my the railroads of the country
was
justifiable
Ttic witness wus rather frank and un-
cocpplemenlary regarding, the strike com
mission
' I think this thing is rather late in the
day," be said. ''This examination by tbe
commissioners is rather in the nature ol
an inquest on a dead body. I do not an
tictpate good iron tbe pieseut lnvtstiga'
lion.
The witness had something he wnntcd
to aa? about tbe iriunctiins issued by
the court, lie he.d these injunctions
were not rightly based on :l)e interstate
commerce law; tbat ihe law was not in
tended to apply to labor organizations.
He said the injuuciiona were based upon
court made la we, upon decisions giveu in
the absence ot law, VVuen (ion) per bu
ished, tbe com in ssion adjourned until
Monday
An error crept into last n'ght's report
of the proceedings before; tbe coraumsion
investigating tbe Pullman strike.. The
statement was made that Mr. Sr. John,
rr.noral mitnivnrhr nf tha Kiwi: Taianrl tea.
B . . ri
ubed that a list of names bad been pre
pared for the General Managers' Astocia
Hon containing the names ot the most
active strikers Mr. tt. John made no
ei,.. .tutamont ll II f teBtitlwH 111 al HDlt M I. r
tne Is;a,;d or tbo B9Soeiotion ha(1
ever Kept a blac'ilist, or had such at the
present time.
At Blueflelds
New York, Aug. 20 Tbe World
special from Managua, August 25 sajs
The bundita grow hourly more bold.
There is fighting -near tbe city. Firing
can be heard. Tbe government volun
tcers have been forced back. The ban
dits are burning bouses on tbe outskirts
ot tne city. A numner ol armed men
were captured near the city and brought
in. Some were publicly whipped and
others were imprisoned.
N ew Yobk, Aug. 25 At dispatch from
Panama says; Refugees Irom Bluefields,
wbo have reached Colon, say tbe Nicar
aguan officials their bave been guilty of
inlainous brutalities. Indians bave been
driven into tbe forest and shot on sight,
and tbe Nicaraguan soldiers bave been
assaulting the helpless Mosquito women
and "braining infants' iu their charge.
Ady ces from Greytovn are tbat tbe Brit
ish warship Sluhamk baa offered to take
tbe Mosquitoes to Be iz and tbat an
other Bruii-b man ol-war-is expected
soon at tbat station From Managua it
is reported that British capitalists bave
secured the contract ot tbe Nicaraguan
canal and Nicaragua will ask Eugland to
protect Cen'ral American states against a
Mexican invasion.
Futlniau Employee.
Chicago, Aug. 26 A meeting of abont
40 Pullman mechanics was bcld this af
ternoon to consider the project of moving
IU a bady'tc ganaas, where, it is claimed,
work has been offered them . It was
stated again at the meeting tbat tbe men
believed they would be given employ
ment in th ear works to be built especi
ally for them by a capitalist at Hiawatha.
Kau. The leaders aooouoccd that the
step neresvirv for each, emp oye of the
Put man Company wanting work Wis to
seenre a recommendation from tbe fore
man of the departments.
TELEGEAPHIC.
Orrat Mill IvtrikA.
Nkw Bedeord, Mass., Aug. 26 The
second week, of the great mill strike will
commence tomorrow morn log. The sit
uation is practically unchanged, and the
mill managers uud operatives are appar
ently 9 lar ii ever fiom reaching a set
tlement. Toniglii the police were noti
firfd by the management of the Bristol
mill that their attendance at the mill
gales tomorrow morn ns will not be
needed, as no attempt would be made to
run the mi l$. it is almost an assured
fact that three more of the larga yarn
corporations will start up t'jis week at
the Old wages.
Dovek.N. ILr Aug 20 The spinners
of D.ivtr, Great Fl s aud Salmon Falls
held a meeting in this city today. Sec
retary Hoss, of New Bedford, was pres
ent. The outsiders urged the Djter
spinneis to strike, and they finally con-
scn'ed. 1 hey -ecuiud not to co to work
tomorrow.
JuputieMC Npirs.
Shakgqai, Aug. !;5 -Seven Japanese
spies in Chinese costum-.s were arrested
here today, aud will be expelled from
China. Nobodv will he surprised if thev
were treated with more severity. Ac
cording to advics from Formosa, 500
Japanese will be decapitated alter having
been arrested as spies. In order to ruihe
money to pub operations, the govern
ment has increased the transit dus on
yaru.
A letter from Chemulpo, Corea, re
ceived at Foo Che yesterday, announcing
the deleat of the Japauesu force and the
killing of 1300 Japanese soldiers, is much
commented upon btre. I' the report of
the Dattle is correct, the Chinese cavalry.
id dividing the Japanese forces id two
parts, did excellent service and displayed
generaiship of no mean order.
Getter al Yrh. Jnfarit the Main ltiidy.
Lond n, Aug. ?5 Advi-es firm Tien.
Tsiu says: General -Yeb's force cf 4000 men
joined the main body of Chinisc troops
at Piog Yung on the morning ol Augurt
23. The retreat from Yasban was
a brlliunt leat. The heat was lnteuse
and the roir.e lay through difficult
country, la addition to these obstacles
the co niiio was harrassed along the
whole distance by bodies of tho enemy,
but notwithstanding all this, the march
of o.')0 miles was arreted m tjood order,
the Jipaqeae dues at Oiiuag Cuow being
broken.
Ineome Tax.
Washington, Aug. 25 While the sen
ate Was considering business behind
c'r-sed doors yesterday, there elipped
ihrough tbe important bill to effect tbe in
come lax provisiBn of the tariff, which
baa been held cp under objection tor a
lew d.iya. Thia ends all cou'roversy as
to tbe preliminary arrangements for col
lecting the income tax.
A Hero In Ilea,! .ite
Hoserpro, Or., Aug. 2T About 0
o'clock this evening a party, consisting ot
Mrs Cuarles Graham, Mrs. J. M. Morri
son, Mrs. Allie Sheridan and three chil
dren, went in bathing in the Umpqua
river, about a milA north of town. A
daugliti r of Mrs. Sheridan was wading
and went into deep wuter. Mrs. Morrison
rushed in after tbe eirl, who threw her
legs around Mrs Morrison's neck and
both went to the bottom in deep water.
Mrs. S:ierjdan and Mrs. Qrabum also
went beyond their depths, when Cash
Trask, a young raao, happened to pass
near by and beard tbe ladies screaming.
He rushed into the water and rescued
Mrs. Morrison and the girl, who were at
the bottom ot the river. Mr Sheridan
saved herself by climbing upon some
rocks. Mrs. Giaharu went over the rapids
into deep water, ISO feet below. Tra?k
took a boat and brought Mrs. Graham
safely ashore, she having been bruised by
the rocks. She was taken home in a
wagon, not having entirely regained con
sciousness. At this place there is - a
strong undeicurrent. Had it not befn
for the timely arrival of Trask, no doubt
the four would have lost their lives.
Opposed ro f he l"rl.
London, Aug. 27 Tbe Wettminister
Gazelle today fairly voices tbe government
opliiion when it says the demonstration
in Hyde Park yesterday afternoon of the
Nttiooul Luaaae for tbe abolition of the
honse uf lords was a damp political
eqaabblo. The Gazette says tbe feeling
against the lords iu all parts of the conn-.
try is aa s'rong as ever, but the moment
is inopportune. Ihe conservatives are
delighted with the feebleness of the radi
cals' first gun, and are mskirg much of
the tact tbat some banners carried in the
procession bore obscene mottoes.
O'Biien's speech wag as much an attack
upon the government as upon Ihe house
of lords. Dr. Charles K. Tanner, mem
ber of parliment for the middle division
of Cork, an antUParnellite, emphasized
his remarks by waving a sb:llelan. While
flourishing tbe stick be asserted tbe bouse
ol lords was composed ot bastards. ''Not
all of them," be cxpluiued, "and to tliose
I apologize.
China aud Japan.
Londin, Aug. 7 Advices from
Shanghai 8'a'e General Yula, military
governor of the province of Sbing King,
reported to have been appointed high
commissioner of the north and governor
general to assist Vicersy Li Yun, former
ly Chinese resident in Corea, has been
given command ot tbe Chinese forces aud
will at once proceed to tbe seat of war.
One hundred more Japanese left Sbang
hai for their native coun'ry, and the Uni
led States consul is using bis utmost en
deavors to persuade those remaining to
persuade those remaining to depait, fear
ing tbeir presence may cause complaint
and endanger the safety of the city. The
Chinese flei left Port Aitbur tor Wei-Hai-Wei
on tbe 221. Csptain Van Hao
aackee, formerly aide on the staff of Vice
roy Li Hung Cnang, has been appointed
asuHtaut to Admiral Ting, commander ot
the Chinese See:. 81 thousand troops
landed at Coem.ulpo on the 22 J,
.. ' Whiskey Trout and Taxes.
Peoria, 1 1 Aog. 27- It was reported
this morning the whiskey trut would
pay taxes to the amount of $3,000,000 at
11 o'clock, but un to 11 o'clock officials
ot tbe revenue cflloe tiad received no ad
viceg. At 1 r. St. only $l,7u0,000 bad
been deposi:t-d 10 the New York banks
for the payment of $3,0(10,000 tales.
New Yoke, Au. 27 In view of the
failure ot negotiations bere it is rumored
the whiskey trust is endeavoring to secure
a loan uf $5,000,000 in Chicago.
Chicago, Aug. 27 Inquiry of bankers
in Chicago indicates it will be impossible
for the whiskey trust to secure a loan of
5,0U0,0U0.
Knlguta of Pvthma.
Washinomon, Aug." 27 The flag over
Camp George Washington was lowered
at ba frnasr today on account of the death
of Condresasmao G. B Shaw, of Eua
Claire, Wis., past supreme chancvllir of
tbe Knights of Pythias. Three hucdrt:d
Highest of all in leavening Power. Latest U. 3. Gov't Report
ABSOHJTELY
additional tents from the war department
were ra sed today, making the number
2000, but there were still reports over
crowding, tnd the Washington divisions
wnicn have tented with the visitors crave
their quarters to the Michigan men. The
numirr in camp it about 10,000. The
crack companies drilled on the monu
ment grounds before hundreds ot spec s
tors.
Arrnsoit of Murder.
Patter-:oit. N. J.. Aug. 27 Augnat
Miller, a leader in thb recent strike ol
silk dyers here, was arrested last night
and committed to tbe county jail,
charged with having murdered Max
Ohleaschaleger at Allendale, Bergen
county, on the night of May 28. The
murdered man took an active part at tbe
meetings and praceasions of strikers
Towards tbe end of the labor troubles
OJilenschalegor was suspected of being
in league with the bosses and re
porting the proceedings of the meetings
to the president of the Jacob Weidman
atlk Dyeing Company. He was selected
by his associates to collect money for the
strikers, and on one monirng, after start
ing on ns mission, big dead body was
d und near the Erie railway. It is be
lieved that his death was planned by tbe
anarclnsts, and I'rosccutor (iourlev it in
pi-st-esilon of evidence to couple Miller
wun tne crime.
Iln'-lillaxia lu llanfrr.
Elkhart, Ind., Aug. 27 It wag no.
ticed last Thursday thai a crack about
three inches wide bad started back from
the SJUtb bank ol the St. Joseph river,
and tbat it extended to a considerable
dsptd. Nothing wag thought of tbe mat
ter until it was discovered the crack was
rapidly increasing bmb in depth and
width. At this time it is between 50 and
GO leet in depth and three feet wide, and
is still growiug Iu length it i. 400 feet
A portion oi the foundation of the stone
bottling works building baa fallen into
tbe fissure. If it continues its course fo
any length of time great damage, must
rd-u!t to property, and that part of tbe
city is thickly settled. No one has ever
koon anything of tbat kind to occur
here bef re, and gome attempt to explain
it the theory that an underground
stream branches off from tbe river at tbat
point.
Itobbi-ra at Work
Sacramento, Aug, 27 Tbe jewelry
store of Frederick F. Plielpt, in Gilt, was
robbed yesterday during the absence of
Phelps, and a number of gold and silver
watches, ritga and chains were carried
away. Constable Heefcr arrssted Albert
R sales on suspicion, and the gto en jew
elry was louod on him. Ho confessed to
tho crime, and showed wbere be had bid
den the property.
Last night three masked men entered
tbe saloon at Tbirtv-first and M streets.
conducted by one Miller, and presenting
pistols forced him to yield np what
money he had, amounting to $50 After
the robbers lelt tbe saloon. Miller seized
a revolver and fired a shot at thein, but
without effect.
Britannia Out el votmulitalan.
LoNiXiN, Ang. 27 Iu consequence of
tbe cupsiziog in Portland roads of the
ffrilannia'i dingy, through which two of
the crew were drowned, the Prince of
Wales has canceled all the cutter's en
gagements on the western coast. The
bodies of the drowned sailors have not
been recovered . Tbe Central Neui It
authority for tbe statement tbat the cut
ter will land her guests at Torquay, and
proceed to Cowes, where she will go out
of commission, unless the Vigilant com
pels her to contest for tbe Cape May cup
September 9. Captain Carter, of tbe
Britannia, is deeply grieved by the loss
oi Mate Simons, one of the two men
drowned in Portland roads, who, the cap
tain declares, was bis most useful officer.
Jn Japan.
Yokohama, Aug. 27 Tbe war feeling
is growing more intense every day, and
there is a popular demand for the trana
fer of warlike operations from Corea to
China. It is suggested that Japan unite
all her available troops and march upon
Peking .immediately. The commercial
treaty between Great Britain and Japan
wag ratified Saturday.
A Runaway.
About 7 o'clock this mo uing the city io
tha vicinity of Court and Third streets was
a little excited over a runaway h irsa at
tached to a wgon, a id nsed by some Chi
nese farmers on Mill creek peddling vegeta
bles. The horse turned tbe corner of the
Masonic builiinvr at a very rap d rate of
speed, and the Celestial was thrown very
violently to the grooml He was rendered
noooofcious for a time; but iu a few min
utes be mounted the seat (f the wsgnn
agsio, with the obstreperous animal in
front. The horse, after throwing the veg
etables and driver promiscuously around on
the stret, made the circuit of a block and
becatna cl 11 and quiet. As soon as the
reins were placed in the hands of the Cni
namm, the animal again showed his ire,
and started at a break-neck r peed towards
Onion street. Betcre he reached the corner
of ThirJ and tint thor. uhfare, he hid
ncain thrown the Chinaman to the ground
and overturned the wagon, bre iking the
forward wheels. This time tbe Chinaman
appeared to be seriously iijareil, and he
was for some time in a semi conscious con
dition. He was finally carried away on the
back of a countryman.
lion 'a Tills.!
We offer One Hundred Dollars RewarJ
for any case of Catarrh that cannot be
cured by Hall's Catarrh Cure.
F. J. Chenet & Co , Propg , Toledo.,0.
We, the undersigned, have known F.
J Cheney for the last 15 years, and be
lieve him perfectly honorable in all busi
ness transactions and financially able to
carry out any obligation made by their
firm.
West & Truax, Wholesale Druggists,
Toledo, U.
Waldino, Kinnan & Marvin, Whole
sale Druggists, Toledo, O.
Hall's Catarrh Cure is taken internally,
acting directly upon the Woo J and
mucous surfaces of the system. Price 73c.
per bottle Sold by all Druggists. Tes
timonials fret.
wder
PURE
An Outing.
Among those who have fled from, the
heat of the city to the cool shades of the
mountains none had a more thoroughly
enjoyable time than did Messrs. Frank
Mcuefee, Wm. Young, D. 8. Uulur and
H. If. Hiddell, who thoroughly equipped
with camp equipage and guns and rods
started tor the headwaters of Filteen Mile
creek, s few days since, behind the strong
teamot Deacon llindman of Dufur. It
evening a snug camp was made on tbo
batiks of the stream about twenty mile
above Dufur, aud in the heart of the
mountains; and in a short time the finny
beauties were being rapidly assisted out
of thoir native element and into a frying-
pan. After a couple of days spent In that
most beautiful of camps they made prep
arations for a visit to U-tdgar lake, which
was jual over a lofty snow covered ranee
that separated the headwaters of Fifteen
Milo from B idger and Tygh creeks. J un
before sterling they were joined by
Messrs. Ualph Giboos, Pundt. Frank
Klein and Otis savage, who accompanied
them to the most famous of all res arts for
trout. Street Commissioner Butts and U
liaker came up with them just as they
were lashing the packs on their horses
for tho trip, and accompanied them la
their camp at the head of Kigbt mile,
where they spent Sunday night camped
00 a beautiful meadow, through which
flowed a small stream of ice-cold water,
led by a spring which wag the source of
Eight Mile creek. The strange electrical
phenomena of that night were clearly
seen, and in the clear atmosphere of tho
high mountains was very beautiful. Mod-
day morning Messrs. Butts and Baker re
turned to Tbe Dalles, while the others
climbing the snow-covered slopes of
Gungewhack range, made the steep and
rough descent into the canyon at the bol- .
torn of which Btdger lake lies hemmed
about by very high mountains. Tbe first
night M Badger, after all had retired anil
were telling camp yarns before going tu
sleep, one of the number waa telling bow
a panther hid frightened him on tbe same
spot a few years ago, when tbe cracking .
of a dry twig a few yards from their bed
drew their attention, and the muffl id foot
falls of some animtl could be heard. A
moment later the fiery eyeballs of a large
panther were seen glowing in the dark
ess, which, caused a stampede in undress
r.niform for the rifles; but one of the
party, in order, as he said, to have light to
shoot by, throw an armful of dry brush
on tbe fire, which blazed up quickly and
frightened the panther away before any
one could get an aim.
After a few days spent revelling in lake
trout and mosquitoes, the steep slopes of
Gungewhack were again climbed, and the
party returned to. tho creeks that flow
from the north slope, and fishing and
hunting worked their way down, to Dufur.
where their team was awaiting them, and
returned home, reaching The Dalies late
Saturday night, after a royal time bnd in,
good trim to again resume work.
Ddfor, August 23 1894.
Editor TlaES-Moc KTif.tssa:
A dog and gun craze bat seized upon
sorntifng, and huothunt, hunt. Is the
business and tbe cry. Last week Mr. G.
W. Johnston and C. P. Balch armed with
$15 worth of dogs and more than $100 in
guns, bagged 40 or more chickens
in less than a day. A day or two after
the irrepressible and untiring Balch or
ganized soother bunt with Mr. Anderson,
some dogs, but another and probably a
better gun. The- report of this hunt Is
stunning, and were it not known tbat in
hunting and fishing these hunters are
monumental liars it would be overwhelm
iugly so. Wagon loaded dawn iuiotli
ered with feathers .exhausted in carry
ing in I2A birds. (Probably something
over GO.) Smile Nimrods. The earth is
not yet despoiled.
Mr. Pea'oody returned home yesterday
from Bakeoven, where he lm been en
gaged for some time painting.
The temperature between the hours of
i3 x. and 6 P. M, bere at Dufur, has.
ranged from 80 deg. to 100 deg. Fab re n
belt, for the last ten days. Generally it
has been close to Oi deg
An educational meeting will be bcld at
the M. E. church in Dufur on Saturday
evening, Sept 1st. Good singing, a lec
ture, a number of speeches and the
awarding of diplomas earned here in tho
Dufur school will constitute the pro
gramme. These diplomas should have
been deliyered at the graduating exercise,
but were unavoidably delayed . "
Q. It. X.
The Regulator Beached
Ab mt 10 o'oloek this morning a telephone
menace was received at the eeutr d otfioe in
this city from Cascade Licks stating tbat
the Regulator had struck a pile on her
starboard side, and the stern had sunk so
as to be submerged by the river. Several
message were received bv parties io thia
uity duriug tlie day, and it wag ascertained
that all paaaeogers had bien safely landed.
The boat had on board a loed of baled wool,
which, we understand, wag rcmoyed with
out much damage. At last aocooota th
steamer was beached, and will be easily got
afloat again. Thia accidant may oause a de
lay of a few days but la a little while the
Rejulator will again be in tha trade of th
middle river.
Drain of an Old Settler,
M ra. Gordon, who went to Portland a
few days ago to tbe hospital to subnit tu
an operation for tumor died on Thursday
afteruoou last Th d.iutort at th hospi
tal successfully removed th tumor; but th
lady never rallied after being placed under
n. i.D ii.ini nf t.i.4 an esthetic . Har re
mains will arrive in this city this evening,
and she will be burned tomorrow morning.
Mrs. Gordon was a pioneer resident of
Wasco county, baviug lived here since
1862. She leaves a family of two sons and
four daughters, who will receive tbe sym
pathy of the community in tbeir tad be.
reavemeut.