East Oregon herald., January 13, 1892, Image 1

BURNS. HARNEY COUNTS, OREGON, .JANUARY 13. 1892.
Ths Herili
A Irrighi fui Suicide.
native prisoners escape by getting
i cemetery services were conducted
s'.er
the
corral
fence
under
the
eves
by the G. A. R. At the conclusion
PUBLISHEDE VERY \|\ EONESDAY
J
!
IIo.
rible
in
its
conception
and
of
the
guard,
ami
he
tried
to
make
BY
of the services three comrades step­
FROM A Lb 1*A 11TS OF THE WoilLl».
his way to freedom also. He was frightful in its result was the meth­ ped forward, arH each deposited a
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¡captured the thirl time, and od chosen bv a Chicago man named beautiful floral wreath upon the
P ublishers and P roprietors .
¡clubbed and kicked almost into in- Carl Edgar Johnson to i;tep out of casket. As the body was lowered
this world. The man. who was into the grave three volleys were
I sensibility.
They Send to Sail Francisco for Test­
SUBHCRII’TION ¡I ATES:
Nine days from the time of his doubtless insane, entered the Man- fired bv the Emporia Guard, the
imony on Chilean Umlagen
One Year
Six Months.
i first arre t he was allowed his liber­ batten house at 56 58 Plymouth bugler sounded “taps” and the
Three Months
I
One Year (in advance)
S an F rancisco . Dec. 25.—On the ty. Sick and dazed, and not know I place shortly before 6 o’clock Sun­ multitude dispersed.
HERALD
(’bill 1. ,lt 1'1'
ing in what direction the ship lay, day morning. Afew minutes later
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5.0Ó steamer Keweenaw, which arrived
Herald and Harper'.- Mnga
the driver of a passing express wag­
.
5.20
GARZA» LOOTING BAM).
Herald and Harper’* Week
Valparaiso yesterday, was lie wandered a little way out. of the
5.20 from
Herald and Hnrt>er- Bazar
for the ion heard tremendous c“a.-h and.
fvnrle
3.75 Patrick Shields, the 'fireman who town and slept in a quarry
iierald and Harper'- Vote
i<I..pedia, 2.00
Herald ami Alden’s Manifold
L aredo Iexas, 1 ecember 24._
¡glancing unward, saw a man shoot­
Each additional volume af'< \ I. 1, 55 cents: receivefl such rough treatment from I night
io cents extra ver volume. v<
Deports
receiv'd from Carrizo, in
i
ing head formost to the pavement
the Chilean police at Valparaiso.
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'opiesof nlltheabovi
Zapata county, whtr* Captain
It. wa-- Johnson.
Kouiii.
While the vessel was in San
•mined at leisure in the Ren«'
The next morning ie made his
Officer Bergan, of the Harrison Ha (lie’s troop i f United States Ca- -
's a re solicited Deign, Sh'elos was interviewed and
J-^-l’ublfsherg of period
way to the Am.-rican Consulate. ¡street station, was soon on thespot. ! airy is stationed, are to the effect
11 • ' r work for
io getiil elubblug rates, n < < p>
nt bind the scraps of what the dazed and bat­
gur Free Remiinx Room—W e
jthatGaraa has crossed 900 men
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alter nt cl< se of every half V.
tered man told the reporters was The Consul was shocked at the ter I I he silicide lav face downward in
to|>ies bv advertisement.
into Mexico at points between that
telegraphed east. The news came rible manner in which Shields had ¡a rapidly growing po.fl of blood,
| citv and Brownsville.
i
breathing
in
long
gasps.
Once
the
been
beaten
ami
bad
the
surgeons
under the notice of the authorities
AD\ ERT SlN( i » \TI>:
It is also Stated that Garza’s men
I t> mo J 1 yr nt
j l wk 2 wk 1 1 inc 1.
Washington, and they tele of the Baltimore attend open him man half ro e but fell back with a
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met
Mexican troops ¡it La Tortillas,
suppressed
shriek.
Bergan
sent
in
Shield's
forehead
is
seared
from
•li (W I »15.r»» graphed to the government oilieials
oo V
I »1 50
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O 50 12
H 00
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seventy
miles from the border, and
When
•.1 00 I 40 > U here to notify them by wire of the the blows he received and his back •'« call for a pitrol wagon.
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KAMI 13
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Ut) I 50 . uu
i 4 50 6 do 10 00 J)
is Lune. He vomited blood freely 'be vehicle arrived Johnson was (defeated the latter, and that they
9 00 15.00 ■-S
I ti HO
Keweeanw’s arrival.
1 12.«0 16.00 28 00 p
¡were about forty men killed on
1 20.00 :>o oo 40 00 60
Yesterday morning a dispatch until lat ly, anti he has not been "till breathing. He was laid upon
I-no I M .oc
able to do any work since he re the lnmmoek and a start for the both sides. This is doul.tles* at-
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■ 110 00 I 140.00 stating that the Keweenaw was in
county hospital was made. Before lhenlic. us the leport comes from
joined
the ship.
JOB WORK
sight, and in the afternoon United
McKinstrev, who went ashore going a half a dozen squares, how- an ntlicer on t lie ground.
Of even deaerili thin executed vith neatuen> States District Attorney Garter, re­
ind deapati h, al h ub . liable rul
News bv wav of Nueva Laredo
his ever, it was found that Johnson had
ceived telegraphic instructions from with Shields, fart I better than ...s
Un inphleta
!’• stern,
Circulars.
has
just been received here that
I it I- lliTida.
I til Hem’s.
Envelope*,
He was not with Shields ! died.
Attorney-General Miller to take the mate.
< un H. Til Beta.
N. le Hem B,
Staiemen a.
Invitativtis.
Dodgeia.
Etc.
Investigation brought to light the Captain ILndies troop of United
Memoranda.
testimony of Shields and all others itilie time of the lalter’s arrest, but
States Calvary and a number of
T he IlHiiAl.n in kept fagular ' or file for re on the
steamer who could throw tke following dav MeKiustrey, wl.o| insane man's awfal ingenuity, He
fervili e, in I he Geo. 1’. Rowell <ev «i.apcr Ad
• officers and rangers from this city
verliaiui; Bureau, 10 Spriuéat.. New York.
any li^ht on tl e outrage, and for­ understands a few words of tlu mil yfeended to
who arrived at Carriso, Zapata
r.wn
ward the same to Washington with Chilean language, was stopped on ’he building. At. the east end of
iiis way to the ship by two police the hall is a large window, the low­ county, some sixty miles below
out. delay.
OFFICIAL DIRECTORY.
er pane composed of a singk pane here, left tluit place for pomls down
All last evening the testimony id men.
“They <a-k' <1 me to give them ¡of heavy French glass, almost o e- lilt river toward Rio Grande City,
N \ tignal :
Shields and another fireman named
BeiijiD'i if Harrison
where another band of Garza’s men
President.......................
McKinstrev was continued ashore. some money,” said he, ‘•and I fold i quarter of an inch in thickness.
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1’. Morto!
•V ice President
J uju
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lain,
Secreitiry uf State
Then I was 1 he mad-man,^starting from the are report'd to he getting readv io
( IK. les F< st er
It was i ot until midnight that their them I had none,
Sec re ar* of Treasury
Secretary <»f Interior
vl. ti W. N'obli I
knocked
'•’?Mu*‘Iheflat of swonl west end of the hall, where his hat cross into Mexico. The report
Secretary of War
( til i’roeto' i stories, duly attested, wer« complet
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8v< iTdars of\\'avy
B“.nji»"i"'
!Cr»-e.-
I got upairu ruel i into a- 1 ou.-a was <ul'«; quentlv fqund. ,had i ni. ,, Gtati s the rt volutim.ists ' str j about
Serrciary of Agri< ulture.
Jeremliib M. R i n R ed anti ready for mai ing to the At­
Attorney General
Mm II. Millet
for protection, and a Chilean naval with all his miflbL toward the east 150 in ndihber. and '’if the Uniu d
Post in aster General
John Wqnamakei torney-General.
STATEOBEGON :
ot’icer, who was there, knocked me end, and hurled himself through States troops meet them ¡i light wid
The Captain, officers and sonn
i
I doubtless ensue.—S.
J N. Dolph
F. Examin­
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S.S?n atone
J. II Minliel
of the crew of the ship are vet to
’ b< town again. After that the police­ the window. So great was the mo er.
Congressman
R. Binder Hermenr
men from outside came up and ar- mentum attained that Johnson
Governor
1 I i.Sy IveKer pi'tinio ei examined by Attorney Garter, , and
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Secretary of State
R
Geo. W MeBridi
-truck tiie pavement netulv thirty
rested
me.
Treasurer
R
Phil. Melsi linn
their testimony will also be for
$npt. Public Instruction R
J. B. MeEIro
An elephant ranch is the latest
feet
faom the building. His skull
“I was taken to the corral where
¿tale Printer
R
warded to Washington as soon as it
Frank haket
proposed in California, and
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Bean.
Shields was kept, and the next was crushed, and nearly every hone piovelry
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can be put into proper form.
Au pre me Judges
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a
Mr.
Newbury,
the pr. jcctor. isei -
in
his
body
had
been
dislocated
or
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tiornia.T I saw them beating Shield*
Reti
■ .- ' -trahu.
SUFFERING FROM IMS INJURIES
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in bis plans
He p11(.
by the frightful concussion
vitli brooms and sticks. I watched broken
SI XTII JVUK 1AI. 1HKTI
I» s’riet .In ite
D
nv
chance
anti
dodged
between
the
b'l'ken
glass
h?.d
cut
the
man
iU>tiv»He
the
cleph.int
for
I’ CI.IFFOHI
Shields, when seen yesterday, a| •
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District Attorney
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F. H yhf
Joint Kept esvntut ive
<!>..
horses until 1 reached the fence.!
"‘¡‘uy places, and his clothing j l,s
a”'1 'ts capacity for hard
1
Duarrts peared to be still suffering from tic
Joint-Fenator
(D) 1IKF
vKuiy
and diversified work.
He sa\s
effects of the ill usage he received Then I jumped over and got clean was in shteds.
COINTV—HARNEY
thot
“
as
an
article
of
food
the ele-
it Valparaiso. He is very .pale iway from the place.”
Count) ■> nine
(D)
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M iller
Clerk
PLUMB A T REST.
(l>)
v r GHAC’F and walks with diflicultv, while hi
pliant is superior to the hor<e.”and
Tre innrer
... (D)
T
* R obrhtf
■ I USED FOR BEING AN AMERICAN.
snrvevor
. U>)
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■
A M i K innon
most people will he willing to ac­
nas the manner of a man who has
Sheri 11
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A V < OW1NG
Assessor
U
\LI KRSON been dazed by some great trouble.
Emporia (Kan ), December 24.— cept his statement, though not fu’-
Shields says that the Reason he
School -uperinte intent . < K )
Gif vs.N E »I ELI
Stock Inspector
T>iO' G lODSON
All
that is mortal of the late Preston I l.v appreciating its force. He sa vs
Shields painfully ¡tnd laborousl) lid not get away when he jumped
(D) I
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Comniinalotirri
the fence at'er being arrested the B. Plumb was placed bene: 11 h.s j behind a tough exterior it hides a
’ 'D' (
1 'I r Howard. went over the whole story of his ¡id
ventures again, and told how, when ■second time was that he was so ; native soil to-day. The city is in tender steak, and that African ex­
lIVRNEY (T. 8. LAND OFFICE:
'«eak from the beating he received mourning and flags on the public plorers are profuse in their prai-eof
KcKin'er
j. R. a, ntinbyon | returning to his ship on the night ot
Kvcvi \ vr
..H arrh < n K ellki !
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October 24, in Valparaiso, he was tnd hick of food that he could not buildings were displayed at hal*- elephant cutlets. A full grown ele­
He said that the Chileans mast. Business houses were draped phant weighs about 7.000 pounds.
pounced upon by two Chilean po run.
CHURCH
DIRECTO1
guarding
him frequently ran and in black and nearly every private i «nd Mr Newbury counts 6,010 of
licemen anti dragged to the lockup
BURNS METHODIST EPISCOPAI (?\ » RUH
He was allowed to go next morning. pointed swords at his breast.curs, residence displayed emblems of «his as good meat.
M.D. WILsoN I'aator
ing him for being an American and mourning. The service of the day
There will be preaching bv the i>a< . . in ea< h (Sunday), but before he had got a
month nt folio« ». ui iji farther noti
The twenty-fifth volume of Har­
threatening to kill him. When commenced with a private funeral
lat sabbath lari a—at 11 a m.
itnnm quarter of a mile from where In­
« 2d sabbath— U and s< hool H. uw.
at n n m
had neen incarcerated he was again asktd if they had been drinking service at the family residence of per’s Bazar will begin with tho
—Hart ey- ai 7:0 p in
M Sabbath—1 tin »—it 11 a ni,
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while ashore, «he two men stated the simplest nature. It was attend­ number for January 2. 1892. This
seized and taken back.
4th sabbath—llart.e)-at Ha in
For days after this he was com­ that they had two small bottles of ed onlv by members of the familv number will contain the opening
pelled to work at sweeping streets beer each, and that they were not th } Congressional delegations and chapters of a new serial by Walter
SOCIETIES
from daylight till dark with other influenced by what they drank a few intimate friends. At 2o’clock Besant entitled ‘ The Ivory Gate”;
Il \RNI Y LODGE, N i. 77.
> F.
Meeta at odd Fellow a Hall, to
prisoners, and anv attempt to so as to misconduct thsmselves in the funeral services were held nt also a charming Knickerbocker
tirilay
»¡»rm.
H, M lina
N. G.
the church, at the conclusion of etory, “The Birst Foot,” by Agnes
Ren brown, Trcaa
straighten his back was met with any way.
Shields appears to be dull and which the procession was refor ned Barr Sage, illustrated by Ro.-ina
savage assaults by his guardians.
HARNEY ROST NO. 48, G. A. R
He was beaten with wooden clubs listless in manner, and his ship­ and proceeded to the cemetery. Emmet Sherwood.
Meeta every lat and 3d Wednea tar „»
lUunth. at Odd Fellows’ Hall. All Comrade
mates say that he has only been « here the retnninsof a distinguished
until he vomited blood.
In good standing invited.
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M. -M. BRIERLy. P c
At night he was*lmus< d in a cor­ that way since he got out of the Senator we-e placed in their last
Thomas Hardy’s new story “Tess
C hi » N bwbu ., Ad’j’t.
Mchl^l*
resting place.
ut r of a horse corral.
No la-dding hands of the Chileans.
cf the D’Urbervilleg,”« is pronounc­
U. S. MAILS.
Mrs Plumb and Amos, the elder ed by competent critics to be one of
“He was a horrible sight when
was furnished, and he hail to sleep
on the rough ground, studded with he got back to the ship,” said Mc- son. were to ill to attend services at the I e<t that he has yet writen. It
RCRNB—VALK
arrtve» ami ùeparta dall), Mondava eicepted.
Kinstrey. “He was a mass of church. 'V. H. Plumb the Senator's will be (luhlished* in book form by
stones.
*W bn «— canyon city :
1-ea ve» Mondata A e<li><adava. Frld«:, g - -,
to foot, and was father, and three brothers accotn- Harper <t Brothers early in Janu-
in pead
In
On the Tuesd ly morning follow­ bruises from
ea vravTueadaja, Tini ada'a, saturuayia „ u,
spitting
l»k
hm I nil the time.”
ing his second arrest he saw some
I pained the other children. At the ary.
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