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JailllvjTltXEftK. Volume XXXT
UNCONSOLIDATED 1882.
THE DALLES. OREGON, SATURDAY. JANUARY 12, 1895.
NO. 21.
'- PRINTED EVERY SATURDAY
BY
J3HN MlCRELL. EOiTOB AND PROPRIETOR
Profeseional Cards.
O. C. HOLLISTER,
Physician aud Surgeon
Rm. onr D.iiIbi Nations. Bank, office huur, 10
a m t
denca We t End uf I hird niraet.
. 11 m xi.i iroin a iu w
DUFUR & MENEFEE,
Attorneys at Law
d .a .nil ssihaDtnaii Block, Tu. lilies. Ore.
j 6ulHe.RL.M,M U.Cat
Physician and Surgeon,
Riotm S and Chapm n "lock.- H' P-11e
Practical Dentist
niw..iJiii..a ..tiaf eil-n and ll he
latest Improved method, ltoeu in dent, operation..
m LrKunT aTTnHNRV AT LAW Orfic
A in u-r.nn..-a buildira.'Di- etaire. Tne ele
'ree-on.
ITT J
V V ftnt and third
P.M.
Monday of eacb month . e
TBI DALLES ROYAL ARCH CHArTEK, NO
Meets in Haaome HaU the third Vied need
each month at a if M-
-HOL.CMBL LODGE, WO, 8, I. O. O. F.-Mett!
j every Friday evening at 7:80 o'clock, in K. of P
Bail, enrner if eecoud and Court street. Sojourn
Bjr brother, are welcome. U . CLoceH, beo t .
FRIENDSHIP LODGE. NO. ., K. of. P. Meett
every Vonday evening at 8:00 o'clock, In Schair
oo'. building, corner of Cour. aud Second atreeta
Sojourning brother, are cordially invited
D. Taom, K. K. and 8. F.MitMiFEE. C.
Tl OMEN'S CHRISTIAN TEMPt.KAf.CK UNIO
YY will meet every Friday afternoon at II o'clock
at the main room. Ail are invited.
MODEBN WOODMEN OP THE WORLD Mi
Mood farup, ho. W, meet every Tuesdai
evening of eacb week at 7:80 ocl-ck, in A. Keller'.
Hall. All brother, and sojourning brother, are
: avited to be nreeeoU
n EMPLI LODGE, NO. 8, A. O. U. W.-Meote
I to KKeller'aHaU even Thursuaveyeiitoirat 7:30
"dock. , PATL Kit EFT, M. W.
W. 8. Mtsks, Financier.
.
1 AS. rEBMITH POST, NO. 2, G. A. R MeeV .
ej every Saturday at 7.S0 r. at. In K. or r. nan.
B.
OF L. K. Mteoj eveiy Friday afternoon in
E. of P. Ball. .
GESANO TEBEIN HARMONIE.- Meet every
ui,dav evemntt in Kell.r". HaU
Jj, of P. Ball the first and ihlrd Wedneeday ol
eaco month at 7:Su P. H.
THE t Hl'KlHKM.
FIRST BAfTlbT CBl'KCb fcev. O. D. Tatloh,
lector, (service, even Sabati at 11 A. M.
I P. M. babbath school in mediately after the
momlnir service.
Prayer meeting every Thursday
evening at 8 P. M
-a . K. CHURCH kev. lo. WmsLza, rhetor.
IV I . Servicet- even fcunflM morniD. andeveninii.
Sunday School at 1S:z0 o'clock P M. A cordial invi
labor extended bv both pastor and people to all.
CONGREGATIONAL CHVKCH Rev.W.C.CuETrs
Factor, bervicea ever) ttunday at 11 A. M. and
t. tL. Sunday School alter morning aervire.
ST. PETER'S CHURCH Rev. Father, Broksukm
Paator. Low Mas. ever Sunday at 7 A. M. Hhrb
Maavat 100 A.M. Vesper, at J f. M
tlT. PAUL'S CHURCH. Union Street, oppueiu
A Fifth. Rev. Ell D. butclifle. Rector. Scrviua
van Snndav at 11 A. M and 7:80 Y M.. Sondat
school at HUM A. U. Eveninir Prayer on Friday a
TOO P.M.
CHRISTIAN CHURCH Rsv. J. W. Jessus, pae-
j tor. rreacbiiia tvery aunua aiterbuwu a. 1
o'clock in the uonrei,acionai church. Ail are cor
dially invited
K00NTZ,
Real Estate, loans ai.d lDJirar.ee.
ADnt fnr the FMttiah Tnitin an - Natiot al In-
anrance etatpany of Ecui-burgh, bcotlaud, Ca.Lal
80.000,000.
X.luable Farms near the City to Mil on easy
term.. a
Office over Post ffloe. The Dalles, Or.
JOHN D. GE0GHEGAN,
:' (Rrffbur 17. . Unrf.oftee. leo 7884.)
Business before United States Land
Office. a Specialty.
Wall'. Block Main CV. Tu.cnv.r Clark Co , Wash.
tr
Beynclds Al-aT-W-.-'f fa.-..
-la-le oi haicieneil iii'..'.:f .vat ear .
etler cole. Sent p.tnil. Tni t
nalC-sole yon boe In n.inii-p.eve.
iJlorinir will keen yourfeet warm anddr)
lonnet eentpmrltforawenfe. order jtKWM
palra C. D. and I will (rte yoa ex.
elusive atcict in mnr cltv an! towhip.
1irv.rRrYWLI,aetaOar.iiIISir:.
1 WaUat St, Caleaaa, BL
Biaaolntloa Kt oe
Thl. Is to notify all piin inKreated that lb
Arm of Lee Yuen, Stntr Lee at L e live, in llw ga
denini boainess on Mill Ciexk, h. een tbi. day
diaa.ved by mutntl constat, I te YuinaudSintr
Lee r tinns; from ibe firm. A'l dent, cue the late
Arm will be eoueeied by Lee Ping aid all 11 Ml, ties
settled by him. Lis Yukn,
,- . tua Li s,
- Las Pu..
TbeDsllss, Or fon. Krverotier M, 7f84. -
Tie Dalles National Bank
OF DALLES CITY, OR.
President,.
...Z. F. Mocil),
Cashier,
.M.LKoodj
General lasting- Business Transacted.
Sight Exchanges sold 00
NEW YORK,
SAN FBANCISOO.
A. GEHRESK
Fiosm SODA-WB
SECOND J3THEET THE DALLES OR.
Manufsctares the Eest ArticUs of
SaKjjaiilla ad Gin er Ale
Jatu Or ten With Aofrm KsUcr,
TUB EBfOWjiSe
IRS. H. FRASER, Proprietor
Unon Street. Petween
Second and Third Streets
ONLY 25 CENTS A MEAL
Tables always tpplrd
wi h the best meats
i.i the market.
No Chineeee emp'oyeu, ami the cooking ! don
In fimt-cluwt caterer and tifter the btnilv T e.
A- A. BROWN
Lfi VSS0IlTMErT
mm m pakcy mmi,
AND provisions.
Soecia! Prices to Cash Buvers
170 SECOND STREET,
Charles A. Baldwin & Co.
BANKERS,
40 and 4 vvall street.
New Yobk.
Accounts of Banks and Bankers received J
la.uiuuio rermj.
Bonds and Investment Securities.
Da:iy Finsncial LI!r Mailed on ;plicatlon.
COREESPONDENCK SOLICITED.
JCHN PASHEK
The i Merc, ant 1 Tailor
Suits Mad to Order end a Fit Guaranteed
Clothes 1 Iti r-td on the Sj.ot.
eii loiice
N ar Cor- Third 1 nd Wa-blrgton Sta.
FAT PEOPLE.
Pari sksitt Fius will rerlure yor eight
CKH.1I A..l l. f'om It to 15 p on s a
motith Nosttrvna sickrea o. infuiy; noiublio
itv. Thev bull'1 up ihr hiath aid b anti y ihe
compltxi'in, leuv'ne no. wrinkle. -r fl' bine)-a Siout
aha men. and tiimcait tre.tbing ur ly relieved,
. t XPf li IHKX . b t . ac.ntifl. aid id
tive rtlief, adnpted crily afer yearaor extierieiee
4 1 orders ui p ied direct from ur otBce. Price
ti 00 par pacltng. or ihree p ck.gt lur 86 00 by
man po.tpaia. leetimuDiaia and ptHicuuuv .sealed
xu.
4il Cnrr'spaoileaf Htrteiily Coufldei.
tlHl.
PARK REMEDY TO.. Boston Mass
D. W. YAUSE
(Su -ceasor to P. EREFT a CO.)
Dea'er n
ArM'to' Mairia! arirl Px:rter' 8utf'iB
Afent for MASTERY'S LIQUID PAlNl
A I orders for paiu'mg. - papering and
kil"ominirg rromptlv strrlert o ,
Branner's Restauraof
SFCOND STREET
X oon rum ourt
MEALS ARE SERVED AT ALL COIRS
ONL1 25 CTS. A MEAL.
The Tables are Fun Ithid with the BEST
marks. aS-iida -
the
O Y S X'tX: ft. 19
Will be nerved In any style dura s; ' tbe season
"riieFitplafirLiric"
The DcKes, Pcrtlar.d and Astoria
Navigation p.
THROUGH
Freiont Ena FassenssrLine
Through Daily trips (Sundays ex
cepted) between the Dalles and Port
land. Steamer Regulator .leaves The
Dalles at 7 a. m., connecting at the Cas
cade Locks with Steamer Dalles City.
Steamer Dalles City leaves Portland
(Oak street dock) at 6 a. m., connecting
witb Steamer Regulator for The Dalles.'
PASbE.MGER RATtS:
One way ...J2 00
Rom d tnp.... 9 00
Freilu Fates Greatly Reduced
Shipments for Portland received at
any time, day or night Shipments for
way landings must be delivered before
5 p. m. Live stock shipments solicitevi.
Jail on or address.
M. C. HLLHMHY.
.General Agent
THE DALLES, - OREGON.
mail .f aiiFr,
3ils anb
Children Cry
for ritOBIE'B
Castor. a
Castorl-i ia no well adnpted to children that
1 rw.iiiin, n.l it aj .upei i r to any prescription
tnowD t me. ji. a. arcbkr, m. d
V.l bouth Oxford 6u, Brooklyn, N Y
t r)e Casfor'a In my practice, and And It
cpecauiy auufieu to mievtiuus or children.
106' Kd AveNew Sort
"From TrwPil knowledge I enn say tltn
sto; uaa :'im exceuenr meaicine lor cau
irea." U&. Q. O. Osrmon,
l0well.
Castorla nromotos Disesfion, and
overcomes Flatulency. Constipation, Sour
Btoinach. Diari oceo. and Feverishnesa
Thus the child is rendered healthy and it
sieep taturaJ. Castorla contain j do
Morpniue or other narcotic property.
CITY BAKERY
-D-
Second and TJnion Streets.
A.. L. NEWMAN. Prourietor
i 8 bCHENCK,
J M PATTERSON
Cathier.
THE
First National Bank
OF THE DALLES.
"ucoewors to
SCHENCK
AMD
BEALL, BANKERS ,
Tranracfs a Frgular Banliirg rosir.e?0
Buy .nd'iell Exchnnge. g
Ccllectione careful y made and pron ptly ae unt-d
or. uraw on v ew xom, ban r r.Lciaco aua 1 or -land
Dlreetorsi '
D P Thompson, Ed M William', J 9 Schenck,
f'eorge Liebe. H M Pell.
Mount Iktd Samnle Boon
THE DAT.T.K3. OREGON.
Best Kentucky Whiskey
FROM LOUS IXXE.
Vnry Bit Key West Ciciara, and Bew
of Win8.
Er.gliKli Porrr Ale and Milaaut
Beer always on band.
VtAF.TZ A PTJNDT. r PROP'S
HAlUil L1EUE,
PfgoOeal .. welofimato
AND DEALER IN
Ckks, Walcles, kuh; Eic
AT vi keer on br1! ihe latent find bef rfvltf o
Tittt-piere, uixmonU Miik$ bow-kitot Kil tr, h i?
verwtu-e, etc., etc.
REPA1R1KO A SPECIALTY.
102 Surrd Sttee. rxt ciror
Wi l-ams t o.'
J J
TLE DALLES.
OREGON
R. E. Saltmarshe
-AT THE
East End STOCK TfiBSS,!
IIX PAY THE
HighestCash Price for
Hay and Grain.
DEALER IN LIVE STOCK.
PiOJiEEB GROGhhY,
Northwast Cor. Seeond sndWaahinrtonSta.
,P1'S
Sucoswors'to OeorKS Ruoh. -
Xb.e Cheapest Place
THB DAU.SS rOS
All Kinds of. Groceries,
. FLOUR, GRAIN, WILLOW WAfiKS TO.
v e ramMrctfally solicit a eh of the i oblic pt
rore and wi all ud avor to pvr entire anUafac
to i to our cTisiomeTii mtm rn po mwv ; t
MRS A. J. SMITH
The Wonderful Clsirvoymt Mediom nives
advice on Busioess, Love and Marriag-, lo
oatea mines, tells of absent friends, divines
'tbe future and gives Magnetic treatment for
diseases. ".- t ' .1
Room 12. Union. -Block, Tba Dalles, Or,
Circles Thursdays and-Saturdays, -f jaoS
GROCERIES
Th's
OTdlunry Ee
J'lvenator 13
the most
wonderful
discovery of
the aire. It
has been on
r'orsed by the
ruen of
KaroDe aud
America.
Hudyan la
Const!; atioc
uii'i.noss,
nit Be;
e?-tirr.,N rv
on twitching
of the syet
and other
mm
Btrengthsn?,
i n v i k orstc
and lonc.i the
ea'irei yt-ipm.
nLi'.ian cue
Debility
Ic.-vou3:.ets,
. m i s s i on e
HudvRR stems
Preniolureness
snd develof i
of the dis
charge in 20
davs. Cirres
ana riFU.rti
vreak i 'pai s
P. Ins in Ihf
IjOST
Deck, tosc-
b v n A v n t
ffiASHOOD
onlctl?. Over 2.0C0 Trrlvate endo-secientR.
Preinatureneas mesns imotenrs- iu ihe Srrt
stage. It is a symptom of si tnlnal reatness
and barrenness. It cau be Slopped in 20 Cays
uy luHuwuinuujmi,
The new discovery was mpd" by the Special
lsts of the old fitmous Hudson Medical Institute.
It Is the strongest viialieer made. It is verv
powenui, Dili oa mu ss. toia ior ei.uu a peck
emorS packages for SJ.C0()ain sealed boxes).
Written Eiiaraniee given for a cure. Ifvonbnv
six boxes and are rot entirely cured, 6ix more
win us sent 10 you m-e or ai 1 cargt a.
Bendfor rlreniarsand testimonlnls. A agrees
HUDSON MEDICAL. INSTITUTE.
XancUou Stockton, laultet dc KUla Stsw
Ban frauciico, vsa.
Andrew Velarde,
HOUSEMOVER.
The Dalles.
Aldreas: Lock Box 181.
E. JACOBS EN
DEALS. OI
Biefo&DaKofiOitf, Pianrs Organs
STATiOXERT.
E1 ANOH and Organs void on easy monthly
payments andi-ll COMPETITION
we are prepared to meat. Call or addresa
162 Seen Street
Tbe SsvJlea. Or
HENKY L UCK,
H&d Lkfaurturer of and dealer In
Harness and Saddlery,
Second St,, near Hoodv'a-Warehouse,
TBE DALLES,
OREGON
4 Work
Uasranteed te ! Mstt-
ararrlAa
COAL! COAL!
-THE BEST-
WeLlington, Eock Springs,
and Koslyn CoaoV
f 12, sacked and delivered to'any part'ot
the rtty.
At Moody's Warehonse
ji STEPHEKS
D
RY GOODS,
GENTS'
FURNISHINGS
HATS, CAPS. BOOTS SHOES
IOf Feeoi d treat next door enst of
i-4- The I alles Nat Rink
laing jaet open d In t rclneea, anl havinr a full
aa-ortment 01 tne tareat po a. in ray une, J da
air a alure of th i ubll. patronaa
CF STEPHENS.
.Sill. CO.
MCNEILL RecelTer.
-TO TH1-
OITE9 TBE
Choice of Two Transcontinsiital Bootes
VIA
TI
SPOKANE
MINNEAPOLIS
DENVER
OMAHA
AUD
AND
ST.PADL - KASSSA
Low Rates to All Eastern Cines
.OCEAN
BTEAafERS leave Fort and
; .- dare for '
ire
SAN FRANCISCO, CALA.
For fall details call oa O. R. ft H. AgeatUTBK
DaXLLS, oraddreaa
T W. H. BUBLBtTBT, Oea. rasa. Aft.,
Partauid, Oraxoa. . .
mm
mm
0.R
TELEGRAPHIC NEWS.
Dl- From Oild sad Hnscer.
Denver, Coin., Jho. 4 Special dia-
patcbee from Western N.-brurka tell ol
tbe deatituiioo and distress previiiiog
amoog tbe iobahitauts of tbe drooght
rickea district. A aispatch from
Hi'iugs savs:
Terrible desti ntioo exists Id Perkins,
Cnase. DJody. L'ocoId, Mays. Ili'ch-
cock and Frutitier coaoties, and tbe worst
feature is tnat pejple la several localities
ale atn.c ca wi.d scurvy ior want o
nbulebotni: food Tbe state relief com'
inittt-e and tliem-elvrs unauie to retiev.
all lti ueop k in uisirees, to ureal are tot
demands for aid "
Toe railroad meu report tbat since the
cuid soup no lees tban a d zn perrons
Dave perished in tbe above counties foi
i be want of wood nnd faei. Hundreds ol
ininiiits are w toout coal, and id the bor
1er coUQ'its, where do tite or brush n
ist. 'be poor Deople bave a hard time to
keeo from IreeZiDg to death. In Perkio
county Uettitu;ion is complete Over 600
fx mi ies are aupualiug tor help. iNrs
L bboo the wife anil two cbi dren of 8et
i,er Burns Buffered tor went of proper
nuur sbuieut aud cloti.iLo; to covt r tbetn
la H tcbcock couutv tbe wile of one of
ttie seiner, gave birth to twins during
tbe eiorni, and before tbe neighbors cou d
rracli the home the poor .woruau expired
tor want uf sumulcDt fond aud aiteo'ion
Tbe twins are suh liyng and la charge
ot cbantadie neighbors.
Coal in most needed in tbe drought dig
t net. and Air luldeP, ol tne stale rellel
r-ommittee and G, nera' Manager Hoid-
ridge ni tbe Birnogtoa & Missouri River
are doing everything id tneir power to
lorard euipues to tbe more destitute lo
cali ties. Very few of tne farmers in the
border couoiies have any stock Itft, bav
iug let their cattie and horses roam at
large. Stock is being driven out of the
etale to Teveot starvation. Corn planted
Id eight or ten of tbe western counties
never rescued a height of over six inches
and eonta'os do more nourishment than
aigebrush. Ptop e sre easing lu covered
wagons oy tbe hundreds rat Per than face
starvation and I ft no to dtatb.
31 a at Have Here Sleeey. .
Washington. Jan. 4 Tbe cod tinned
exossof expenditures over tbe receipts cf
tbe government and tbe continued de
pletion of the gold reserve are censing
tbe anministratton great anxiety. With
the possible failure to pnt tbe income tax.
Into operatioo and tbe possible reduction
of the tariff on sugar, made necessrry oy
tbe reisliatury action of foreign countries,
tbe administration is caetins about for
some mtsDS of incrtasiog reveuues and
meeting expenditures.
It is reported ibat Chairman Wilson
and some of bi Democratic col -'eagues on
the wsvs and means committee are con -
sidenot; the propos tioo to place so sddi
t iot, a i $1 per barrel lax upon titer. It Is
said that a bill tor that purpose will be
mirndoced ebortly It is estimated tbat
a tax npoo beer, as above souRes'ed.
would vield a revenue of 1 30.000. 000
jesr. ' Dur-ng the last six mnhs there
bas been an excels ot some $2S.O0U.OUU
in expenditures over receipt. Tbe ad-
miois' ration realizes this sort of thing
cannot continue much longer The plan
ot issuing bonds to make good thx deficit
is nut a popular one and already tbere
are indications that tbe credit of tbe gov
erpinent is threatened Tbe simple prin
mple advocated bv R publicans tbat an
exctss of receipts over txpeBdl'ures
means the highest government credit and
tbe greatest confidence in government
curreucv ia maki ng aome impression up
on the Democrat, and the proposition to
increase the national revenues is likely to
proye a popular one.
WI I not Uraw Bark Salaries).
Washington, Jan. 4 Tbe three new
senators who will be elected to fiil tbe
Vacancies in tbe s'ates of Wyoming,
Wasl.itgton and Montana will probably
cot be paid tbe back salaries which bave
heretofore been pa'd to senators elected
or spuolnted to fill vacancies.
Tbey. were cut out by an express pro
vision in the legisia'ire appropriation
hill of the last session,' whicb. ft is be
lieved, will put an end to this practice
lor the lutnre. Under tbe system which
haa prevailed heretofore ' eacb man
chogea would have received the pay for
the entire teim of six jeaia, notwtth
stsnding two tears af the term bss
alieady elapsel. Tbe new. prevision will.
th-refore. work a savins; to the govern
meat ol $30,000 io ibis instance and
larger sums to th future. Tbr new law
providra mat the salaries of senators
shall lieein on the date ot their election
or ppotn mi nt. -r ..
Burned ae Frvaea.
. Resin A, N. W. T., Jao. 4 -Jbe boose
of William Thompsoo, a farmer twentv
five miles north ot tb a place, burned las
Friday morning. Mrs. Thompson and
two children were badly burned, aud one
child died shortly after being taken from
the bonse.
Piactog bis wife and the remaining
cbi d io a henhouse Thompson set out
for a neighbor a a mite and quarter
awav, having only some rags around bis
head and feet, being otherwise nude at
though the thermometer was 80 degrees
below zero. He reached wnbio 100
yards of ihe neighbor's . boute, wnen te
eil exhausted and almost IroEeo st'D
He was Been and was earned iota tbe
house: and cared for. When assistance
reached Mr. Thorn pron red chi'd tbe
frost. had added to tbe torture of their
burns, aud it is doubtful whether tbey
can survive. Thompson is also in a criti
cat condition.
Mra tr iter d te Drain.
Wellington, Ky., Jan. 4 Anderson
Gray was yesterday given death sentence
by Ju ige Burnett, accord log to tbe ver
dict of tbe jury finding bim guilty ot
mnrder Id Ibe drst dearer, for tbe killing
of Thomas atton. Thorns. MrDonalo,
whie under the hynop'ic toflaente of
Gray, did tbr kiliine. hnt was discharge d
fer trial. Grav is a well to do farmer.
Patton his incurred hi enmty and Grei
hypno izt-d McD nald, a tatm band, and
while the latter Was in tba' condition
compelled bim to commit tbe murder.
- A K-ntarky Uoid"r.
Haubodsbubg. B . Jan. 4 -At 11. -SO
today Jobn P Van Orsdall shot and al
most iostaoily killed Dr. F L H-rrod in
Lawyers' R .w.jtbert- Dr. Harrod bsd his
tflce. At a recent election a crcolar aa
sent ut which i harged Van Oisdali w tb
throwing a bucket of water on bis sick
wife to order to make her get up and
rn k breakfast. I' a so charged that be
nnmert-ifully ahioped his groan ni
daughter ith aculi. Y-tn Or-dall r-S
nelra'ed I' at cnarifeo thai Dr Har
rod was the author of the circular.
S.raraawa Caeal Bill.
Washington, Jan 4 Io the judgment
of tnnee senators wbo rrmai.ted io tbe
tit j daring tba holiday recess, tba If .cur
agoa bill cannot pats this session. I'
not a favorable time to nrge such a meas
ure." Bud Senator Davis of tbe foreign
relations committee. "The times
bave
been so bard that the people do not
like
the prospect of increasing ibe expense
creating additional debt.
Actually Mtarvmg.
St. John's. N: F.. Jan. 5 Theinvesti.
gation wbicb has btguo into tbe con
dition of tbe work ng classes of St.
John's reveals maDy cases of extreme
destitutioD, several hundred people actu
al! v s arviug. Lad; O'Brien, tbe wife of
Governor O'Brien, of this place, bas
issued a call to the ladies of this city to
meet Monday to discuss the situation,
the outcome of which will probably be
the esiab'ishmeut "I soup kitchens Id
d ffereot parts of tbe city, and other
practical means of relict.
Tne populace is euraged agiiost the
government, which, it is claimed, is tak
ingnos eps whatever to provide assist
ance for the needy Meanwhile, tbe
belief in the tfikacy of a royal commis
sion is becoming general, and tbe gov
ernor has as-ured a deputation o ritizcci
that be wil! do all in bis power to secure
tee appointment et one to look into var
ious matters, t-ounected with the admin
istration of tbe province. Tbe bill
providing for tbe winding for the sus
oeoded Commercial bank passed through
all its stages in the assembly today.
Tne bill contains tbe objectionable
dance which gives the government por
'isl control ot tbe liquidation of to bank.
Sir Ambrose Shea, governor of tbe Ba
hamas, arrived nere today. In an inter
view, be said tba: be considered the ap
pointment of a royal commission abso
lutely necessary. He w.s summoned to
London.
A Proper f ardon.
Dknyek, Jan. 0 Governor Waits bas
granted a paidon to Jacob M Ferober,
wbo was sentenced to tbe penitentiary in
this state in 1874 for mnrder bat escaped
Irom custody before einp; taken to tbe
pen". Fcteber sbot and killed a Mexi
can wbo was one of a party tbat broke
into bis cabin In ibe mines. He was
convicted, and sentenced to seven years.
Tbe sentence was considered uciuat by
FereDei's fi lends ana une night tbe fail
door was purposely left open. The pris
oner walked out and fled to Mexico
where fe pioapered He bas been mayor
ot Magdalena and financial agent of ibe
Mexican government, one of tbe big best
offices tbat can be conterred by tbe presi
dent ol tne republic. Fereber again
isbes to live in tbe United States.
narderou Mexieaae.
TCCSON, Ariz., Jan. 0 The stage
which arrived tois evening brings
meagre details ot a douuie murder on
Friday night at Alma, a small settle
ment 60 miles fiom Tucson. Two Mexi
cans entered the store ot F M Dull, post
master, and deliberately sbot him and
bis on George, aged 23, aud lata.ly
wounded Mra. Doll.
Tbev would probably bave killed ber
too bad cot tbe noise ol an approaching
sieoo scared tbe murderers away Ibe
motive ot the deed ia oe-ieea to nave
been robbery. Iudigaant taochers are in
pur.nit aud will baug tbe Mexicans to
toe nearest tree it tbey capture tbtm.
A Pacific texnw.
San Francisco, Jan. 0 Tbat San
Francisco will bave an investigation oi
corruption and crime similiar to tbe Lex
ow crmmittee is now almost assured.
Tbe civic federation is quietly gathering
strength. It is proposed by tbe minis
ters wbo started tbe bait rolling and by
laj men wbo bave ' already identified
themselves with tbe movement, tbat the
federation shall embrace every secular
society in the interests of tbe public wel-
lare along particular Hues, Irom ibe good
Kovernment club and merchant's associa
tion to tbe society Ior tbe prevention oi
cruelly to children and all churches and
individual cinzens who are willing to co -operate.
A Sad Maietde.
Pendleton, Jan. 0 A reoort reached
here lb s afternoon tbat W O Wanen,
living aix miles from Feauleton. sbot
himself ss officers Were arresting bim for
embezzlement. Warren was clerk oi tbe
school district at Warren station and was
short $50. He bad been sued to recover
tbe mosey and then a criminsl action
was instituted. Tbe showing on bis own
books left no hope for acquittal. Heia
a wneal outer ana a weu-to-ao larmer.
and was a delegate to tbe last state he-
publican coo vent ion. This is tbe tbird
suicide bera in tbe last ten days. -
Walked ta aer Death.
Ashland, Or., Jan, 0 Northbound
oasaenver train JSo. 10. arrived nere
bout 8:80 A. x, elsven cours late.
When the train waa about nine miles
from bere a lady, Mary J Jasons, waa I
missed from one of tbe sleepers. Tbt
ladv waa sick and she waa supposed lo
bave walked Ire m the car while deletions
An engine left here witb tbe lady's bus
band about 8 :30 A. X. to search for ber,
and body was touod about taenty ml ea
south, near Coles, badly mangled by tbe
ttaia.
A aew Slide.
SissoNa, Cal., Jan. 8 Today's north
bound Oregon ex pi ess. No IS, baa been
cancelled n tbis division, on account of
a big tnow slide near tbe eighteenth
crossing, seven miles soutn ot otssons.
Tbe rotary snowplow is hemmed in be
tweeo this place and Dunsmutr. Une
hundred and fifteen abovelers were sent
to tbe scene ot the slide from bere this
afternoon, ibday's toubbouna train la
reported 10 boors late out of Asbiand
It bas commenced to snow heavily again
this evening.
Oraaca Crea Dasaased.
New York, Jao. 6 Tbe Fruit Ex
change bas advices tbat tbe orange crop
of Fionda la a complete failure, owing to
the Iretce ol tbe last few days. Tne tern
peraturr bas been tbe lowest in 12 years.
Fully 2.500.000 cases nf oranges are
reported froz-o. Early vegetables have
rii-eo in once here from about $1 60
case to $4 50.
Three flra Droweed.
San FbancifCs Jan. 5 Three men
were drowned In tbr wreck of tbe wreck
er garrison. Baker and O an entered a
ioat. and lour others went to follow.
Tbe boat waa swept awav and no trace
touBd. Johnsou was of the somber lefr
behind, aud later, wss washed oat ol tbe
rigging. L . - -
Tbr Ba' carina Axltater.
Sovia. Jan. 5 Z to It off, tne oottirioor
-agitator and leader of tbe' Ru-sopliile
i migrants, arrive bere today. Io Sliv
pice be was warmly received, lo a
public speech re said that a reconcUia
tioo bet wet n Rutsia snd Bulgaria coo o
be effectt d now, hat tbe first conditi-.n
, woa.d be aa orthodox Bu.gexian dynasty.
is
TELEGRAPHIC.
A CoMtcrfrlter.
Albany, Jan. S A special from Le
or
banon says:
"Last night Deputy United States
Marshal George Humphrey, assisted by
Joseph Smith and D D Shaw, arrested
'Doc" Davenport at bis residence eight
miles Iram here, on a charge of counter
feiting one dollar silver coins. The de
fendant has served a term id tbe Oregon
penitentiary for the same offense. Sev
eral plaster of paris moulds wera found
on his premises and considerable money
ol bis manufacture is now in possession
ot tne omcers.
Iiong-Diatauee Fdestrianiam.
Chicago, Jan. 5 Pedestrian Henry
Submel let: for New Orleans last night,
In about two weeks he will start from
that city and walk to Chicago on a $1000
wager witb Charles Bash that l.e will not
cover tbe distance, V60 miles, in 23 con
s' cutive -days. Scbmel challenges al
pedestrians ior $1000 to $5000 a side that
he will walk them and arrive at the city
ball bere Drst.
Klhed In a Quarrel.
ViSALtA, Cal., Jau. 5 Frank Storer
was sbot and killed tbts afternoon by
Frank Gribble. Tbey quarreled over a
debt.
Correaey la Caaraa,
Washington, Jan. 7 It bas bee
found necessary lo change tbe genera
plan of action on tne Carlia'e currency
bill iu consequence of the death of Rep
resentative Post. Tbe bouse Democratic
caucus ensembles at 2 p. it., instead ot 8
as announced previously. Tbe caucus is
expected to take into consideration tbe
unexpected interruption and give tomor
row to general debate. Tbis will post
pone tbe final vote until late in the week.
Springer calculates tbat it will be taken
Saturday. Tbe programme for the can
cut is pretty well outlined. Springer
will submit a resolution reciting in subyi
stance tbat it is tbe judgment of tbe
Democratic caucus that the Carlisle cur
rency bill should pass. It will also di
rect tbe committee on rules lo prepare a
rule anangiug future debate and fixiug
tb lime lor tbe fioal vote. Tbe Springer
resolution is likely to be the main issue,
as it embodies tbe views of tboe support
log tbe bill. Springer conterred witb
Secretary Carlisle tbis morning, and it is
understood outlined a plan of procedure.
Springer and others connected witb tbe
management of tbe bill discredited the
report that an entirely new correncv bill
is to be framed witb the administration's
approval.
Washington, Jan. 7 The house Dem
ocratic caucus on the Carlisle cutrencv
bill assembled at 2 o'clock today with ISO
members present, including all tbe lead-
era. Assuranres wete given that tbe
caucus was advisory and not bind'ng. A
resolution prepared by Springer was of
fered by Bpeaket Crisp, declaring the
currency bill should be psst-ed substao
tially as it is, and requesting tbe com-.
mi'tee on rules to brlug it to a vote.
Speaker Cr.sp said the caucus wss to
test whether tbe currency bill sbou'd
pass. Information on tb's sarj-ct was
necessary, the situation beiog grave atd
importaot. Representative Bland op
posed ibe resolution . "We bave now
reached a point." be said, "when for the
first time the Democratic party is assed
to become tbe advocate of state-banks."
Springer ures unanimity of actlou for
the sake of the party and tbe country
Cockran thought be question was an
economic oue, not political, and could not
be settled lo party caucus .
Charsre At tlant Bleka.
Washington, Jan. 6 Charges of a
sensational nature against United States
Judge Ricks, of Cleveland, are contained
in a memorial presents i te tbe bouse to
day. Representative Johnson of Ohio,
secured immediate consideration for the
resolution, instructing the judiciary com
mlttee to investigate tbe charges, and
without debate tbe resolution wss
adopted The charges are made ncder
oatb by Mr 8 J Ritchie, of Akron. O , a
wealthy mtizen and capitalist While
directed mainly igaiost Judge Rteks.
thev indirectly affect Judge Burke and
ex United States senator Payne, of Cleve
land. Ritchie gives tbe names of a
formidable airay of counsel in Washing
ton, Cleveland and Akron retained in bis
behalf. The charge involve losses
reacbiog $6,000,000. Ritchie claims to
bave sutTsred in decisions made by Judge
Ricks affecting tbe Canadian copper and
nickel mines.
Bartrd Chder aa Avalanche.
- Paris. Jan. 7 la addition to tbe ava
lanche at Orlu, in tbe canton of Aix les
Tbermes, Pyrenees. Saturday, there baa
been a similar accident at B.zerques, in
tbe canton of Aude, department of
Anege. Tbis avalanche killed three
persons and seriously Injured three others.
In addition, o a rubers of small bamleta
bave been overwhelmed witb snow and
avalanches and many bouses bave been
swept away in tbe mountain districts of
the southwest and east of France. The
inhabitants were generally warned and
escaped, bat there have been several fa
alitles ia addition to those already re
corded. Ip tbe isle of Cosica there bas
been great loss to live stock, awing to "be
heavy snow, and communication between
Ajaccio and Bartia bas been cat off.
The Pepe'a Decree.
Boston, Mass. Jan. 7 Archbishop
John J Williams bas sent out tbe follow
log letter to be read in all tbe churches
ot tbe aicb-diocrse of B-wtoo.
"We leara by letters from Rome, for
wa-ded by bis excellency tbe apostolic
delegate at Washington, tbat tbe most
holy father bas forbidden C .thol es join
ing the societies of Odd Fellows, Koigbts
ol P ft hi as or Sons of Temperance. A
to tbose wao bave. already joined any of
tbese societies, they are to be admooisbed
to withdraw from tbem, and if tbey re
fuse to do so they aio to be denied tbe
sacraments."
London, Jao. 7 Tbe papers today
published a rumor tbat Sir William Ver
non Harcoart,cbancelorof the exchequer
and liberal leader of tbe boui-e of com
mons, bas resigned, and a dissolution uf
parliament is imminent. It is believed
ibe report is bssed on the fact tbat Post
master General Arnold Mor ey and Pre in
dent ot the Local Government Botrri
Shaw-Lefevre, both of whom are cabin-
minieters, have been summoned trom
Monte Oarlo to attend tbe cabinet coup
ci to be held bere Thursday.
A Rraittilua er 1SS4.
Bellaire, O, Jan 7 The indication
today are the great fi.iod ot' 1834 will l
repeated. Tne river is riog rapidlv.
The ic n the Otiio river and triba'aeiee
broke ap and out 'eat night. Severe
barges were lost. Two bridges oa tbe
Highest of all in Leavening Power. Latest U. 3. Gov't Report
ABSOLUTELY PURE
Cleve'and, Loraioe & Whe i'ig railwsy
were washe I away. Traffic oa the road
is completely blocked. All the snow bas
melted and is gone. The lowlands will
be flooded by tomorrow morning. Tbe
people are moving to higher ground
Secretary Paralysed.
Osborne. Isle of Wight, Jan. 7 Gen
eral Right Hon. S r Henry Frederick
Ponsoobv, G. C. B private secretary of
Queen Victoria, was stricken with pa'
ralysii at Osboroe cottage today, and is
in a C'-mcal condition. 8 r Henrv ron
on by dined with her msjcs'y last even
log. l-te was born In 1023, and wi
formerly secretary to Prince Albert, Ibe
prince consort..
Heavy Kala la Weat Virginia.
Pabkbrsbcrg, W. Va , Jin, 7 Riln
has fallen bere steadily for 46 hours and
tbe river is rapidly rising. At Grants
vil'.e, up the Kanawba river, tbe water Is
23 feet, and rising. Timbermen predic
immense damage. Tbe steamer Oneida
a river packet, was snok bere at midnight
1 he ice knocked a hole in ber, and abe
rill be a total loss.
Prla- arrs Captured.
Sacramento. Jan. 7 It is now be-
'ieved tnat Mr, aud Mrs. F. H. L. Weber
wbo were so brutally murdered a week
ago last night, were killed bv ex convicts
It has been ascertained tbat tbe blood
stained clothes fouod in tbe rear of tbr
premises, and whicb bad beea discarded
by the murderers, are such as are meno
factored at tbe states prison.
Ueav) KMaMtl.
Cincinnati, Jo. 7 Tbe anprrce
dented rainfall of 8.47 inches in 24 boors
endinir at 7 a. m.. and of 8 81 inches in
hours, bss bad the effect of carrying off
tbe Ice from tbe river without any dam
age, whatever. River men aay they never
saw a safer break-up. The river here Is
exoecte 1 to go above 40 feet, bat no dis
astroas flood is expected.
Gladstone and Hie Ax.
Lonkon, Jan. 7 Mr. and Mra. Glad'
stone arrived in London this morning on
their way to Biarritz. Herbert G aditone
says bis lather's health bas improved to
the extent to enable him to resume hi.
favorite pastime of choppiog down trees.
BXIliKSJ.
Gladys -Mamma, my teacher was talk
ing about synonyms today. What is a
sy con j rut
Mrs Catherwood A synonym, darling
is a word you can use in place of another
one when you do not know bow to spelt
tbe other one.
''Crsmptr it going away for tbe win
ter."
Can'! stand the cold, eh?"
"No; It's the heat that troubles him.
"Ureal Scot 1 1 What kind of a man
is hef
"Oae tbat never pars bis coal bills.
That riches take wings we all well know,
Hut ttuly we wish that
They'd leave the wings and take tbe
plumes
And great wide, spreading hat.
"Ticknor's new bouse cost bim $5,000."
"What! Tbat little, plaia cottage!
Impossible. '
"No, sir. the houss cost $1,000 and tbe
broken water pipes were cheap at $4,000."
"Who is tbe new boBrderi"
"He's one oi tbe greatest Inventors ot
the age."
"In what line!"
"Excuses for not paying bis board."
Robbed and Murdered-
Fred , Rsmssy, an old ssttlsr living at
Ramsey's landing, on the Columbia river,
13 miles from Portland, waa murdered on
Wednesday night, and bis body burned in
bis own bouse. He wss well known in
Oregon, where he has lived since 1841, on a
donation eUim Ha as a baohelor of 70
year, reputed to be worth $100 000, and
lived alone in comfort.
A near neighbor of his notioed a btsse in
the direction of Ramsey's bonea Wednesday
avenio about 7 o'clock bat as it listed ooly
a few minute, no'hing was thought of it.
Yesterday a orniog be bad occasion to go
oear Ramsey's bouse and saw thst it bad
lisappeared, and ran to its site, oolv to find
it In ashes. Pushing his feet through the
still warm a hes, be disclosed the charred
remains of his neighbor and at bis feet tne
burnt body of bis faithful dog. That trie
murdered man yery foolishly kept a consid
erable amount of money in his house wn
generally known, bat as the place -was re
mote, exoept to a few neighbors, whose rep.
ntations were above qaestion, no ens sus
pected thst any harm would ever some from
it. Tbis fact being known, a careful search
of the burned buildirg was made, without
finding a trace of anything that reieoihled
money. It was then readily seen that if he
had retired and the house acoidontall
caught fire the dog would have awakened
him, but even if this had not bsppenei the
body waa found enti-ely in a different pert
of the bouse from where his b;d was lo
cated. The popular Ih-orv is tbat he was
shot through the window and then tbe mar
derer, .after being compelled to kill tbe dog
also, rifled the bouse and before leaving set
it sfire.
Beaatifal Snow-
Snow began falling early this morning,
and bas continued all day. Tbe flaxes
are not large; but tbey are compact, and
appear as though tbey bave come to stay.
This is tbe proper season for winter, and
our people will be satisfied to have cold
weather this mouth and aa early spring.
The irown ot winter tbat bas been suf
tered In the last partot February is not
t all agreeable. It appears more appro
priate for the new year to be ushered in
with snow and frost, and then tor tbe old
man ot Ibe seasons to givs way, alter a
ew w.eks of uninterrupted sovereignty,
buddioet, blushing spring. We hope it
will be so this year, and tbat February
will be a month ot wild flowers. Cattle
men are well provided with teed, and a
teavv tall of snow will cause no loss of
livestock, aa tbey are now to good condi
won and can keep their flesh much better
bao later in the season, .
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What Are Teaohera Doing? -Dofub,
Jan. 5, 1895.
Editor Tntis-M ntTjisnjt :
- Many teachers io Wssoo county have
just had the benefit of two institutes, the
oounty institute held at The D-tllos and
the state institute held at Portland. In
both these meeting many good things were
said that will nerve us for our work, and
tend to make it more eiEuient; yet to my
view a very important matter in our work
was passed over lightly except in a single
lecture at the state institute? I mean moral
oulture or cbtracter buildimr. Tsars aa-o
when I was teaching in Normanria, a small .
villsge in Iadiaos, a boy of 7 or 8 years
osme into sohool tor the first time in bis
life, and took his seat among fifty tr sixty
other hopefuls. After arrsoKiog some
olaeses I went to him and entered into eon-
Ver.ation to determine his standing and to
start bim on the royal rosd. I asked him
if he would like to rsoite; bs replied
promptly thst he would, I told him to get
his slate and go with ms to my desk. With
out hesitation bs went with me, when I ex
plained to him about short lines, long lines.
vertical, oblique and other lines. I thsn
made the letter A and talked abont the
tine, that composed it. I then asked bins
f ha kn.w what to 011 thst? He said no.
told him tbat waa a. The little fellow
-ttraightesed himself op and with mneh
iignity declared: "I'll be damned if I
kuew tbat was a." Of ooorss there was a
.light outburst of marrintent osused by this
s:unmng oonfession ol ignoranee. . I did
not blame the obild for this oatb. It aim
tly wss a stream from a fountain thst bad
beep forming perhaps all tbe years of his
life. I told bim thst he must not use swear
words, that their use was wroog. I bad
tome little trouble to show him this, and to
iftow me thst it could not be wrong; he said.
My father swears." At considerable risk v
I told bim to ssk bis father and mother if it
was not wrong for little boys to swear at
acbool? Following op this instruction it
was but a short time until the eharaoter of
this boy was change
vt hue in his treatise on moral oonauos
ssys: "Ubsraoter is tbe power tbat lies
back of oonduot," and ia its soorcs. Cnar
toter is tbe foautain, conducts the outflow- -
ing stream."
The borne, soeiety. and the sohool give
caste to the eharaoter. ef our youth. Good
parents living in a pure sooiety aided by
faithful teachers seldom fail to' send out
yuan? men and womea actuated by worthy
motives and capable of self government, A
teacher thst aims to govern his sohool
through snd bv those influences tbat build
ood chsracter is tbe only tsacber tbat is
a-orthy of the name, and is the only one
bat bas the highest and beat help that is
available in government. Snob schools ia
ibe, main are self governing and send out
slf-governing citisabS to bleu our nation
and the world.
We reoommend to teachers a earefal
study of the chapter on "Moral Training"
touoa in White's sohool mausgemeot. This
s one of the books used the present year by
.be Teaoher'a Resdiog Circle of Oregon.
foe book can be procured by mail, from the
American Book Company, 289 Xamhill St.
Portland, Ur., price $1. Tbe whole book is
excellent. Aabon Fbazif.b.
Stage Drive 'a Experieaoe
Review. Dive Rogers, who drives the Prineville
jtage between Trout creek aud haaeoven,
bad one of tbose experiences one night this
sreek that illustrates some of the hardships
if winter stage driving thst are all but
plea.aut. He was north-bound, having dis
jirded the thorooghbraos at Trout oreek
'tad sab.titated a sleigh. A heavy snow
it in aa soon as the top of Cow canyon bill
was reached, and coutioaea an ins way
across tbe 15-mile plateau from there to
ttakeoven. Just beyond Cottonwood he
could follow the rosd no longer, and struok
out for his destination without any guide.
Io due time night earns ou, and nothing ia
tight lut one vast expanse of snow iu every
Jireotion, and not a stiok of wood nearer
ban the Caeetde .mountains. After wan-
iaring around in the dark for a time, be
nought bis team to a standstill, unhitched.
ook a hatchet from the jockey box.
shopped bis sleigh into wood, limit a Ore
tne sat by it uotil morning, As soon aa
isy Came, ba begin to look abont htm to
ind oat "where he was at," and found he
was near Ocboco gulob, bat two miles from
Bakeoven, and had just brokao esmp and
started in, when a relief party came tu
Degree ol Honor-
Wednesday evening, being the regular
ivening for tbe installation of ofBoers of
Kern lodge, a goodly number of members
ere present to witness the ceremony.
srhlch was ably performed by Mrs. Mary
i. Myers, post chief of honor. The follow
mg officers were duly installed for the co
ming terrr-r Mrs. B. . Russell, chief of
ionor; Mrs. Maggie Herrio, lady of honor;
sir. Alios Kunyoo, chief of ceremonies;
Vlrs. Evelyn Ethelmsn, recorder; MirsCora
loles, financier; Mrs. O.lie Stepheos, re
ceiver; Mrs. Annie Urquhsrt, usher Miss
Mabel Sterling, inside watchman; Miss
Emms Jscobson, outside watohman. The
Degtee of Honor is a social organicttioB for
he wiyes, daughters, mothers and sisters of
nembers of tbe A. 0. U. W.
Awarded
Highest Honors World's Fair.
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