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BURNS. HARNEY COUNTY, OREGON,
APRII
le Herald.»
preferred by A. J Evens, United complained of a dull, aching pain in Mav. No precise date has yet
States District Attorney, against in his stomach. He told me of the been fixed by Judge Deady.
) B VXHY wK1 » N ES D A Y
BY
Postmasti r Pena of Rio Grande manner in which he had made his
EROM ALL PAllTSOF l ilt. WOULD
W. c. BYRD & S0ÎÎ.
City, who had been accused of be­ living, and I treated him liberally
One year ago last September
ing a sympathizer with the Garza wim emetics in order to induce
PuBtflVRs and P roprietors .
lS-year old boy, John Hahn, came
I
revolutionary movement, has re­ him to vomit. In this way he freed
to the city of Columbus In., bring­
Discussion of the Bering Sea Case.
turned
himself of a couple of dozen shim ing with him a woman 50 years of
SUBSCRIPTION RATES:
Inspector Clum»^states that the gle nails, sone tax, several sereiys
fear.®.
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»3.00
age and a young babe. They have
L ondon March, 28.—Correspond­
.1.50
ruth».*
facts, as developed by his investiga­ a hnlf-intJh, i» length, and bits of
. .75
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sir- x»Jived here, appearentlv as
.2.50
ence
on
the
Bering
sea
question
r>i
advance)
tion, do not indicate that Postmas­ broken and pulverised glass, He
happy and co.dented as any mar­
printed here this morning shows
“tuia
l>
LIST:
lei Hi.
and JI
.......... 5.0(1 that Salisbury wrote Sir Julian ter Pena did in linv manner aid, showed no improvement, in fact ried couple, with no suspicon upon
elmi
mid «rii Fl irper'- Weekly
5.20
abet or sympathize with the Garza ] showed tendencies ofcollapAe, and
cm..ir
5.20 Pauncefotc, February 27, that he
iraldandll i cr'sRazar
. ...
them, until a young lady arrived
Bilrkit
3.75
erald and Huii'er’» Young People
I
evolution.
I
the
operation
of
laparotomy
was
KlUl'l
2.90 could not
t'roiu Spaties, and after locating the
e 1:' H
admit the correctness
Mr. Clum states that the situa­ decided
oi'' volume after Vol.
He was verv ema­ parties went tn their home. The
10 eeutaextrn
of Blaine’s statement that England
ear:
tion in that sectioh of the frontier ciated ami broken In health when young ladv said that the mini a
was responsible for the del iv i i set­
all theabove work» can I ex
XI
is very serious, and that matters he rtWted the hospital, ami 1
nod »t lei».
. 'b« Reading Room.
name was Koster; that he was a
r
tling the seal dispute. He savsthe
are now in a muc b worse condition 'ftuued fertile result of a dangerous farm hand, ami that he had taken
gW“PtibIi»!ierF of periodii nlR are ».>licite<l modus vivendi was
granted last
’EOPU »endclubhitlg ritti s. it copy of their work for
on account of the fits
unwarranted
and .opetationTand had postponed it her mother who had deserted her
8u
r Free Rea ti •
H bind the \ear to prevent the entire distruc-
’
er at cloge • i
•
illegal action of 1 (Siptain John G. us long as possible.
nB^H^Hert ibe tn
husband and four children and
lion of the seals, but this govern­ i i
ird United States
Botirke of the Third
tagliavi
“
Here
is
what
we
found.
”
added
eloped
and that not until a few
ment does not think such a meas­
r ami J
Cavalry than at any time during the superintendent, protiucing fully days ago had they found anv truce
imeuJ
A Df E RT ISIN ( ! R A T ES
ure necessary this year. Continu­
1 wk j 2 wk ¡ 1 mi. J 3 mo j ó ino | 1 yr
the campaign against Garza’s men a pound of shingle nails, sharp ¡of them, The young ladv declines
ing, he says: “You are authorized
I
»1.8» »2 -4) I »5 00 »X 'M) I »11
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00 ) »lft.on
pointed tacks, several screws and
K*^F her mime, but says her
THE PEOPLE COWED.
I 00
8 00
28.00 to oiler the government of the Unit d
It clothl
5.00
40 00
8 50
•24 oo
lid.i» I «*
is a farmer living near
6 00
82. OO
50.00 States the
4.50
compromise suggested i He states that iiiere
has been an and a number of Ints of broken father
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4S 00
54.00
9.00
«00
M-|»; E M
sj.oo 120.00 by
12.00 h oo
the British commission. A attempt made by military otlieers glass, evidently of lamp chimneys spades,
agi nr» H *«
20.00 Ö0 00 I 40.00 I Û0.00 I 110.00 140.00
speedy decision is necessary as seal at oppression in tMrtain civil pro- or very then tumblers Ont miseel
vilM ■
L
Paterfa
mi lias (Qyjouslv )—You
ing vessels are already leaving ceediiigs, and tha
Ä
work
thai^HS a sequel one lam u is bunch of shingle nails and
ihm M
port.”
or t wo startling developements mav tax was tied together with a white scoundrel! Why >did you tdo^e
,lo» 'f rfverv il«cripti<m exei tiled with neatness
nd despatch, at reHBoiiuble rules
be looked for in tIf’course of a few cotton thread, and had evidently witlnniv dimgliter^t
Poitere,
Pamphlets
bean taken a| one dose.
New Son in-law—To '¡¿void th«
Salisbury's lteplj to Harrison.
Wtvel<a>e«,
hill lien ’s.
1 etter Heads,
days.
talemelVB.
Note Ilium,
can’s, Tit-Kets.
“l ie tells tp»;,” continued the Doc? insufferable fuss nn<(' nonsense of a
——lenioranda.
invitations.
Potlgerti.
Ele.
“The people are afraid, ’ said he.
tor,
“that he has followeii* tlrs sort soeieiv wedding,
1 T ub H frali is kept rejmlarl v onCle for ru
W
ashington , March, 28*—The •'because they don’t know what is
' tl»e Geo. 1'. llowell Newspaper Ad-
In ml of thing ever sitice he was 13 years Paterfamiliii8(beiimingly)-Tbank
^Bau, 10 Spruce st.. New York.
news of the receipt of Salisbury’s going to happen next.
old; he is now 21, lie actu|il'y swal- heaven, ing daughter got a aimsi-
rep) v to Harrison’s not of the 22nd judgement considerable investiga­ ’owed thosip ithings Ji was no Ide husband anyhow.— New York
ipst. brought Hon. John Fosjer and tion is n“etled in all of the federal •fake’ for here is the hardware to Weekly,
ICIAL DIRECTORY.
Senator Sherman to the white house | departments along t^g' border. It prove Ids assem
rtuyiíj.
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want.t<>
* ‘ saV
* v” *J'-setid a com­
this morning at an unusually early ¡ would be a
Pini eti t’nker Btr 'I heir lives.
laV^b»«
&
right
here
tin.,
national :
They remained in conference mission ciimposed of otlieers friftn just like anv other persons’s. lit I
.........Benjamin Harrison hour.
Ident .
l.evi r. Murtoi
ice-Prc»idn
various departments of the Govern
A good many apocryphal tn les
James G 1.laine with the president half an hour and
Kj oT It >Ue
. .
( liarles Foster.
Rry oi treasury
ment to the turbulent teraitory and mid me that the Bellevue Medical have been tol<l about livesthat have
ve nt
.h bu W. Noble when they left their faces expressed
mteriur
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College of New York had made
Ami
retarv »>f W
Redfield Proctor
iti»
inward satisfactoin with the condi­ make a thorough joint investiga- him a standing offer to pay s."»(MK) hung upon the throwing of a die
. Benjamin F. Trace'
r*tarÍF.»if K a r v
lea
Jeremiaji M. Kt sk
retary of AgrL allure.
tisn.
enti
w m. li MiHei tion of tilings which occupied thtir
for his body whenever he should or the turning of a card, but the
rnagter Í2
..John Wanamaker
minds.
The
reply
of
Salisbury,
it
Wi.llH,
j A THOROUGH INVES1IGATION NEEDED. die. so firmly did the alleged an- i Prescott (A. T.) Courier tells one
B STATE—OREGON :
irtM
is said in high official circles, while
J. N D i’h ■
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en store
8
“I am first, last and a'.l the time teorities believe that his stomach which is vouched for ns correct.
J. h . Mfehu.'
not
conceding
in
express
terms
•man
Binwr
tlT
nvin
R.
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¡for American liberty and justice, was unlike that of other persons. Some time since two men mimitl
: ab : 'tovernor
I>.Sylvester
l’ennover
r
what
the
United
States
contended
ecretary of S'
. "
R. Geo. W. Mellridi
I can’t say whether Kennedv will Johnson and Wilson murdered an
and 1 place that principal above
'reMurer .
R
Phil. Metsehan.
for in the recent correspondence, j party or race. It is a principil live 01 die He was very weak when entire family in a remote part of
J. B. M< Elroi
upt. Public lust ructioii R
E
tate Printer
. Frank Bakei
s so conciliatory in tone and man­ i that should be extended to the I the operation was performed, and t hat territory I he circumstances of
R
> R. K. Bean,
<’ ifCupreme Judy, r
R
z Win. I*. Lord ner as to open the wav for an amie
> W. W . Tlmi er i
1>
I stranger within our gates, whether i as it is, he has a fighting chance to the crime having been of the most
n:<i ;
Reuben S. Strahn. able settlement of the jiresent con
brutal character. Both were arrest­
! he be of Mexican or any other na­ recover.”
It l'K t XI. lUSTKIi T:
trovxrsy. In the previous corres tionality. I am convinced that
ed, tried, convicted and sertenced
Ct Judge
1»
M. D ('I.IFFORI
Ct Attorn ev
.D , C har . F. H ype
»
pondence,
Salisbury
declined
to
ad
­
ID).
D. s. D vstis
principle has been greatly outraged i The important case of Lindley to be hanged. While awaiting ex­
.(D) H enry B lackman
ecution they were confined in the
mit the subject of damages to the in a number of instances in connec­
i
Smvth
and
others
aganst
T.
JcorSTY— HARNEY:
sunn cejl. where, after considera­
terms of *he treaty at all. Now he tion with the recent troubles on the
ei.
W m . M iller
(D).
the question of border, but it is to be hoped that Egenton Hogg and others was to ble discussion, thev conclud d 1 bat
ne. tlerk ..........
AV. E. G race proposes to refer
(D)
ill
• (.’2>. . T. H. R oberts
Upon this the investigation ordered by Gener­ have come up for hearing before it was folly for both to die when
li;
(D) T. A. M c K innon damages to arbitrators.
/.(D)
A. A. C owing
Judge Deadv Wednesday.but has
.(D). W. E. A lbburon point his lordship’s suggestions con
al Schofield will tend to set matters been further continued. 1’his is the i one could save the other bv confess •
ntendent
(R)
.CHAS.NEW EI.I.
ing to having done all of the bloody
T hos . G. D odson tains an impracticable feature, that
to light.’’
was work himself. They accordingly
case
concerning
which
soinuch
W m . A ltnow of attempting to measure damages
Lytle Howard.
published in these columns at the decided to play a game of pok< r to
to Canadian sealers which were
■II liman < >st rich.'*
|
time the papers were filed The see which would assume all the
■ARNEY V. 8. LAND OFFICE:
prevented by the United States
J. B. Ill NriXGTON
action was brought by Smvth and blame and save the life of his ne-
..H arrison K elley ’ from engaging in their occupation
“
II
timan
others
asking for >i restraining order complice. Johnson, who l«v th«
Janies
Kennedy,
the
This is what the late Charles Sum­
SOCIETIES.
ner described as “consequential Ostrich,’’who has made his living of court to | rvyent Sheriff Mackay, way. was a negro, proved the I . tier
damages” It would be impossible for the past eight years in musen ins of Benton cotmtv. from delivering player and won the game
There-
SYLV ' REBECCA Degree No. 43.
by the plav fill diversion of swallow­ to Z Job the certificate of sale of the upon Wilson faithfully kept his
t in the opinion of officials iterested
" 1 Meet» everv ir .
1 Wednetduv,
B elle G eer . N G.
to make any estimate of damages ing broken glass, carpet tax, nails, Oregon Pacific Railroad Company, share of tin* agreement, made a
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A.O. V " Burna Lodge, No 47
for “what might have been.” Ac­ screws and miscellaneous hardware, and also to pi< vi rit Job'from n.(ik­ "confession"« exculpating his coin-
Meetaevery l»t »nd si Thumdn'a.
tual damages are all that can be is lying a» the City Hospital in a ing anv transfer of such sale should panion, and went to the gallows
Ç
11 V DILLARD. M.W
the transfer la» made. eAt the time with the lie in his mouth. Johiir-on
assessed. But, as stated, the tone precarious condition.
n*'r •
Yesterd; y evening the operation of the filing of the paja-rs. Smyth was recently pardon« d, and the
Bl’RNoNlA HONOR LodlTC. No. M,
of the reply encourages officials to
of
laparoti mv w as p< rfonm d as a and others did not have all tile story in some way leaked out. But
Meafo«MTV 2d and 4th Mondar.
believe a satisfactory arrangement
OWJÍ—
M aria K elly .< of H
can be made with England for the last resort, in order to save the pa­ affidavits thev desired to make the imagine two men in a narrow <11
WARMFY LODGE, NO. 77, I. O O F.
protection of seals (»ending the decis­ tient’s life, by the physician in proper showing for the injunction. playing cards with their liv< s tor
MectRUkptl 1 Fellow» Hall, everv Saturday
':30»m.
J.OIS W
S a YIR, N. O.
ion of the points in dispute by arbi­ charge, in the presenes of a num­ This morning a motion was made the stakes.
Treat
ber of physicians of the city, drawn in the United States circuit court
tration.—Telegram.
NEY POST NO. 4M. O. A. k.
thither bp the remarkable case. by plaintiffs, asking for leave to file
l»t and 3d Wedneidav of each,
The result, is doubtful, as the pa­ ami use additional affidavits ¡argued
dd Fellow»' Hall. All Comrade
ABUSES ON THE BORDEIt
dipit invited.
tient’s life is trembling in the bal- and allowed. The restraining
order was modified so as to allow 1
S. MAILS.
S an A ntonio , March 22—John since. -
ef Ili 1'4 . and I feci ta
bHter lAat I vroolJ r- ’• *•••
l and he pai a« Il wtwre I wm . I
b*«h MtFpt »»4 « f
•id
Marks,
the
mipcrintendent*
the sheriff to deliver certificate of *I,
P.
Clum
United
States
Poatofiice
Dr.
BUKNB—VALK .!
W Uw ■ hafife I
to al
•A«*, . Wki M«w*r all Irwptfir« |f Mamp i» tw k-w l f * rtply.
depart« daily, Munday« excepted.
Inspector for the lower Rio Grande kindly gave a Republic reporter sale to Job.
FA1IEMS TUTMTEO BY MAIL.
CONFIOCNLiL.
3VaM«—CAMYOW CITY:
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The
hearing
in
thia
case
on
its
this
history
of
the
case:
‘
The
young
border,
where
he
went
about
two
F-
’
pMFBWviur.
W'dr-*»,
■
tth
•
eMrta
hi
•*•-
pa,
Maya. Wednesday*. Friday» a p m
>«, Tbu *i»<bn«, Saturdays 6 a. m
i weeks ago to investigate the chargee man came here the 21st irist.. and merits will probalv be heard early bl i. s. r. unti anturi rnitit, cucite, tu.
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