Moro observer. (Moro, Sherman County, Or.) 18??-1897, August 27, 1896, Image 1

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    ION RATES:
MORO OBSERVER
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>n ha................ ........ 75 «-»ah
albs...
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I' 1» pa‘.i i i a<bancv T he S e w
'* included K k KK for th e
1 «eiver alone.
r, Oregoutan and Tribune,
rate« given on application.
AND & SONS
I.1SHKKS.
BOOK AND JOB PRINTING
VOL. V III.
MORO. SHERM AN Cl >1 N I V. OREGON. I ll I USDA V. A E G l <1 27. ISM.
We Print Envelopes, Tags, Bill Heads,
Iastter Hea«ls, P«jsters, Matemente, Pro­
gramme«, Carda, Circulars, Ijibela, Note
Heads, B»joks, Briefs, Sale Bills, Parn-
»hiele. Anything on the E arth in the
ane of Printing, so Don’t send Your
Order» out of the County.
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Order* by mal! promptly filled.
Q u ia and « waar. A<ldr*-M>
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<•. IRELAND A bOSS,
Moro, Biterinao co a u ty , Or
RELICS OF THE PAST.
B R A D S I REE I S R E P O R T .
A F e t a l t ' n i n p a l g n Q u a r r e l.
A curbstone discussion of the coinage
'1 r i a d a *
I • < o i t f l t i « <1 to
I I k
lu t e r e a lln g
D ie c o v e r te «
lir
F e n n a y l-
queatiou in Columbus, O.. led to a
W. M. MOORK
H A. MOOKK
JR D
Ui»«-«.
v e u l a M o tiu d F x e a v a t e r e
shooting which may prove fatiti,
M O O R E BROS.
Joseph Rath, a retired turiti ufacturer
New York, Aug. 21. — Bradstreet’s
Pittsburg, Aug. 24 —Great interest
A H a l t - B r e e d F i e n d L y n c h e d is manifested over the discovery of im ­
and advocate of free coinage, engaged i n a F a i r W a y t o L o s e tin
E p ito m e ot th e T e le g r p n
weekly trade review says;
iv tod Nolan Public.
..B A N K E R S .
in warm discussion with Horace Way-
General trade throughout the United
plements in a mound at McKee rock*,
a t A s o tin .
P h illip in e Is la n d s .
N e w s o f t h e W o rld .
T ran sact a G eneral
MORO
man. an Englishman. They separated,
States 1« practically confined to staple
which is being excavated for scientific
B an k in g B u sin ess
OREGON
but Rath g it a revolver aud when
lines. The volume of business is no
purposes
The mound is belived to
the courts of this state
Wayman returned, he tired tim e shots
have been built by the ancient mound
larger. Where orders have increased
Letters of credit issued
T E R S K T IC K S FROM T H E W ill
at him. As Wayman is an old man A (O.NSl’lPA t \ IS l l'< n \ FRED iu number, they are »mailer iu size. In WAS DRUNK WHEN ARRESTED builders, and the implements found
available on Eastern states
the injuries he received w ill prove u n ­
nr st instances they are baaed on near­
today place the mound on a par with
. - O regon.
cut.
those that have been explored else­
by requirem* nts. The feature (>t the
C ollections m ade at all points oil favorable
where. The work is being done under
term» Sight e x c h a n g e and telegranh'c tran*- A n I n t e r e s t i n g C o l l e c t i o n o í I te m » I r o m
w« * k is the lut-reused difficulty in mak­ l i e C o m m i t t e d a K r u la l l l u l r » ( c
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collections
and
the
higher
rates
for
the direction of Thomas Harper, of this
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¡Francisco, Portland lh e Halles au,i various
Michael aud John Cudahy, wealthy
mercantile discounts. Credits are be­
city, who believes that the specimens
p o in ts u i O regon au .l W ashlugton
1‘a id t h e I ' e n a l t r .
lu a C o u t l a n .e d F o r m .
|> lr Ir I l i t l r p i i t
packers of Chicago, have entered into
found here are not less than 1,000 years
ing scanned more cl »sely than hereto­
•«. Nolan Public, Real Eslate
an oil deal of enormous proportions. If
Lewiston, Idaho, Aug. 21. — Frank old, and proves that they were made
Madrid, Aug. 24. — An i fficial dis­ fore, ami aie granted less freely. Bus-
L. K. Sanger, of Sum mit, W ash.,
their present plans m aterialise Chicago p.<tcb fr« m Manilla a m io u iu es the dis-
i Collection Agent.
in*»» in Eoutli Carolina is retarded Biles, a half-breed Indian fr«>m Nez by the most ancient people that in ­
near Olympia, left his home to go hunt­
is to have a new industry, a rival of covery in the 1 I llllpiue nisi;« a f a
by
drouth, and in Northern Louisiana, Perce reservation, was taken from habited thia country. The list includes
ing and has not since been seen or
the great plant of the Standard G il separatist conspiracy, the object 1 iog
O f D a l l e s C it y . O r . ( o s .
I'exas, Southern Arkansas and Missis­ Asotin jail at 11 o ’clock last night and a bone implement which Mr. Harper
heard of. It is feared he has acci­
,ad Plats furnished
Compauy at W hiting, aud thetiist pipe to secure indvp' cdence fr* in Spaiu
sippi prolonged drought has ao inter­ hanged by a mob of indignant citizen«. belives was a ffaker, the pieces of
dentally shot himself.
line from the oil fields to enter its According to the ofik-ial advic»-», t* e i-
fered with business in some sections His crime was the brutal criminal out­ which are separated in fv e or six
Z. F MOODY
Peter Kyau, foreman of the St. la w - lim its. The Cudahy« have placed an
President
ty
one
persons
have
already
beeu
a«
that it amounts to a calamity. Some rage of Miss Mary Richardson, a young parts. Bone needles or aw ls also were
M.
A.
MOODY
Cashier
reuce mine, the property of the A na­ order for $500,000 worth of p ip e s .
C. M a in 8 t . . M o r o , O r e g o n
restetl,
several
le
in
g
Fr«e
M.-<
ns
Northwestern lumla-r m ills shut down woman 17 years of age. Miss Rich­ found, and Mr. Harper «ays they can
conda company, .lack Campbell and
i
he
news
has
caused
great
«
xcittineiit
-»wing t*> low prices and difficulty in ardson, whose home is in Enterprise, be partially restored.
M o o tta h tn e r « C a p t u r e d .
John Manning, two miners,were killed
SM IT H
G eneral B a n k in g B usiness
u Madrid, and the p*,lice in cons* obtaining m oney,w hile the demand for Gr., was in delicate health, and had
A tomahawk, which Mr. Harper re­
by the fall of a cage in a shaft.
A party of twenty revenue officers,
T ra n sa cted
queuce tonight raided the HispailO woolens for spung delivery is mit yet beeu visiting friends in this vicinity. gards as being not leas than 1,000 years
representing
all
sections
of
\
lrgim
a,
It is stated that measures w ill be
Yesterday she started from Lewiston old, was found. The same kind of
Phillipine Club and seiz*d a l«rg* sufficient to start machinery g ang
CIAN AND SURGEON.
taken by the New York exchange to went to Franklin county to break up quantity of papers
for Asotin. She rode horseback, and weapons are also found on the British
\\
heat
exports
continue
w
ell,
total
Sight exchange sold on New York, secure the importation of a large the most noted baud of outlaw-s and
It is suggest*d by some of the papers shipments from both coasts of the was unattended. Gu the road she was isle«. It is made of gneiss. He con­
san Francisco. Portland. Or.
illicit stiller» in that state
By a rti­
amount
of
gold,
variously
estimated
at
that
Japan is endeavoring to funn-nt Unit»*! States and from Montreal this overtaken by Biles and two Indians siders this an axtraordinary discovery.
Collections made on favorable terms
fice they succeeded in capturing tw elve
They passed The bone implement, or fiaker is the
from $200,000.000 to 125,000,000.
trouble in that part of the Spanish p- » week tl iur included as wheat i am ount­ from the reservation.
* D r ug S t o r e ........
at all accessible poiuls.
her, but in a little w hile Bile« left the implement which the ancients used in
The president has app» in ted Colonel of the outlaws without bloodshed aud » -»sions f* r the purpose of extending ing to 2 ,9 ‘.*1
busliels. against 2,-
Charles G. Saw telle quartermaster-g» n- destroyed several stills.
the jurisdiction of her island trnpir«- 635,000 bushels last week, and as corn- other Indians and rode back to the un­ making flint instruments. The speci­
eral of the army, vice General Batch­
over the P hillipine
island*.
Tn* par-d with 2,389,000 bu»hels iu the fortunate young lady. Riding along­ mens w ill be placed in the Carnegie
C od F is h e r y n T o ta l F a ilu r e .
. . . . . .
M oro, O reg o n
elder,
retired.
Colonel
Saw
telle
is
islands
lie
t
uly
about
250
m
iles
«
••
utn wetk a year ago, and with 8,!b2,0O0 side of her, he grabbed her horse’« museum.
CRASS VALLEY, OREGON,
The Labrador cod fishery, in which
bridle and attempted to lead the animal
now stationed at Governor’» island, 30.000 Newfoundlanders are engaged
f the newly a iq u m d Japanese ji- --« » two jears ago.
Sinoe thi« mound was opened, a
away from the road into «ome bushe«. month ago, »lxteen skeletons have been
M W IT H AM
------- DKM.ER IN -------
N. Y.
«iota
of
Formosa,
a
number
*f
unall
The
total
business
failures
in
the
every year, is a complete failure, ac­
Spain’s army in United States is 244 this week, six She resisted, and then s] rang from the found, many of them of gigantic
An $1,100 gold brick was brought to cording to latest reports brought from islands intervening
horse, and ran screaming from the v il­ stature.
Baker City recently from the Baisley- the Labrador coast. Widespread d esti­ the Phillipine islands is t s t im a t < d at more than last week, seventy-tuo more
CIAN AND SURGEON.
lain. Biles ran after her and caught
Elkhorn mine, it being the result of a tution among the fishing classes is in ­ -eveu regiment» i infantry and < i;e 1 than in the week a year ago, aud thir­
C A L IF O R N IA M IN E S .
her
by the dress, flourished a revolver
»rtlllery. with a »quad of c a v a l r y , tin teen more than the third week uf A u­
ten days' run. The average yield of evitable.
He then
M X S V FA C Tl K ÏK
effective
force
l« iD g 6h4 < ffi-ers and gust. 1894, the period of extreme de­ and threatened to k ill her.
the
ore
taken
from
this
mine
is
about
LLEY
OR Fi »ON
forcibly dragged her into the bushe«, T r a m t a a l O p e r a to r » L o o k in g T o w a r d
T u r k la h C o u a u l M u r d e r e d .
about 2O.VO0 men.
pression after the panic of 1801.
HARNESS. BRIDLES. HOBBLES. ETC $50 per ton.
T h a t S ta te .
and in spite of the fierce resistance of
It
is
officially
announced
in
Vienna
White comment mg on the utl r'.-T
Six cars of a Rock Island stock tram
his victim , succeeded in hit damnable
that
the
Albanians
have
murdered
the
San
Francisco,
Aug. 24. — If present
iu
the
P
hillipine
island»
iu
the
»euat«
were derailed five mile« west of To­
M O D IF IE D T H E O R D E R .
purpose.
Special Attention
Turkish consul at Yrauiak, Servia, today. Sen« r Castilian«', u n i-t»r f i
indication« can be relied upon, the re­
•e : T e l e p h o n « S h e r m a n
peka,
Kan.,
and
four
white
in»n,
rid­
The vile deed accomplished, he left cent political troubles in the Trans­
to Orders. . . .
ing in the feed box. were crushed to uear the Macedonian frontier. Though the colonies, read several telegram;
» r r , ( erta»in
his victim , remounted his h r-e and vaal, South Africa, are likely to have
this
statement
is
officially
confirmed,
from
the
govern;
r
of
the
i»latids.
t
ap
D G IN U TO N and
tt r o s t a g r ,
death. The head and limbs were com ­
rode on to Asotin. Miss Richards n, a beneficial effect on the m ining in ­
no details of the affair have been re­ tain-Gemral Blanco. Th<
OLIVE HARTLEY
pletely torn from one body.
tngtei
24. Acting Poet- weak and trembling with horror and dustry in California. As la probably
Wash
o.
A
ceived.
were that the cousi iraters i »mied to se
Mr. Harrison, the owner of the Santo
t day modified indignation, made her way to tne w ell known, there has been an exodus
ure the complete mdepen dent« of th' niast*r-< iener al H
A B ank K obb ed .
Domingo gold mines iu the province f
f
the
postmaster
gen- roadside, where she was found by Mr. of m ining enigneers from the Transvaal
'ICIANS AND SURGEONS.
the
ree*
nt
on
1er
<
1 billiptue islands.
_______
. nd
In Kansas City, Kan , an unknown
, eral pro! hibiti Eg railrca<is from carrv- Van Arsdale, who was passing in a during the past few months. Ham­
Senor Mouterro Rico d
thief entered the branch ef the A m eri­
buggy. He took her to Asotin, where mond, Perkin« and many uther m ining
g
I aero
O regon.
the liberal party was prep .«ied to sup . ing. wit bout vsy:
can National bank during the mo­
covered a whole h ill in the Aud«
she told her story. News of the out­ experts who have had a band in the
to
rail;
,d
re
1 «t 1 1 u f t
In G r a m Y a l l e y . O r e g o n .
utes
f
r
<h
port all government mea«
mentary absence of the cashier, and
mountains, extending at least tw
1 Offet■r w
rage spread like wildfire, and officers direction of vast m ining enterprises in
lau » i« y
maintenance of Spam»! i
prying open a desk secured $1,000
leagues and full of veius of rich quart!
went immediately in search ot the the Johannesburg district, have retired
Wasco Hotel. Special atten-
n leader* l » view s e xpree
Nearly
all
of
the
oppoeri
criminal.
They found him in an In­ from the scene of the recent disturb­
diseaees of women and child- E. C. Mahan y
Iu consequence of frontier disputes in currency or m.*re aud escape*!.
he chamber made sim ilar pr* i
dian camp in the outskirts of Asotin, ances for prudential reasons, and are
be ween Bulgaria and Turkey, the B ul­
l‘ra-tical ie er hanic, cat""
T h e y W ill B e D e p o r te d .
all klt-d of rarpenter work
and placed him in jail. Meanwhile new in London. Many of these gentle­
garian government has notified the
A BALLO O N
K IT E
p a in n e ha» ewtahi » t e l *»
Leander Chanis, the French fencing-
indignant, determined men were gath­ men still retain their South African
Turkish
government
that
unless
the
»1* •'fully »oil to a »hare
B t'S I N K S « C A R D S .
{wirenage
Iu all t» ei
ering for vengeance. T h e y took Miss c nnections, but, instead of devoting
latter appoints delegate« to the frontier master.who is detained at E llis island,
■ ile r e a tin g I » |>» rim » «»• M a«le
guarantee»!.
Richardson bef*re the pris ner, and their attention to African m ining
commission by a certain date, Bul- N. Y , with M ane Cobourge, f* r hav­
la tid . M a in e .
•he promptly identified him at the v il­ affair», they are looking for good in ­
gaiian troops w ill be ordered to re­ ing eloped with her froui her b'.me
Portland, Me.. Aug 2 4 -
lain who had outraged her.
They vestments in other mining sections of
occupy the position» recently occupied in France, has been ordered deported
L. L«m> u j*rf im td a feat fc
then satisfied themselves of the entire the world cn behalf of the companies
re and Express Line
by the Turkish soldiers on the territ« ry by the government auth* rities.
g t<
respectability and truthfulness of the and corporations they represent C ali­
Bulgaria claims.
A F ie m a tu r e B la s t.
NS A L L E N
- Proprietor E M WEST. MiCiger.
r k
Moro. Oregon
young lady. The next step was to fornia is attracting nota small share of
Miss Mattie Overman, of San Fran-
W hile men were blasting rock near
have tw j l'jcal physicians testify a- t- their attention, and, from what can be
ciao, of the celebarted Brown c a s e fame, Barry Sound, Gut , a heavy charge* f
the nature of the outrage
By th:a learned from m ining engineers now
has at last confessed t the intimacy dvnamite explode*! prematurely. Two
Th
L a r g e s t a n d M ost C o m m o d io u s with the ex-Congregati-nal min «ter
time dusk had deepened into darkness. here, there is a disposition on the part
men named Smith and H illm an, were
About 11 o'clock an orderly, deter­ of moneyed kings of the Transvaal to
H o u s e In M oro.
that finally caused hi* downfall and re instantly killed. Gthers were seri­
mined baud of about thirty citizens invest heavily in m ining properties in
tirement
frvm
the
church.
The
c<u-
ously injured.
W e l l K e p i . d o m l M en i« . »• >d B e .1 « -
marched to the jail ard demanded the this state.
f ess ion is in her wn handwriting, cov­
That official re­
Hofei at " a. m. Monday,
>f a keys of the jailer
ering many sheets of b g a l cap, aud f> r
O h i o M in e r s '» tr ik e .
A E
• t Friday.
fused to comply, and the keys were T O
Wants of customers carefully attende»! the present is m the safe keeping f
SHOW
A M E R IC A N
GOODS
Twelve hundred miner* have atrruek
a Hou»e. The Dalles, at to. Patronage of the pub lie isre»p««t-
taken from him by foroe. He was
Rev. W W Scudder, of Alameda, at Corning, R endville and Hemlock.
, fhnm lav and >aturday. fuiiy solicited by the management.
then placed in a corner of the jail yard, S o u t h e r n B e p u b l l r « D u t h e B i g h t T h in g
chairman of the Corgregational com­ G , in consequence of a resolution
hau d trip, $¿-60: one wav
pr
with his face to the fence, and directed
»Her
b y M a n u fa ctu rer* .
m
ittee
on
credentials.
? cents a 100, small
adopted by the miners' convention.
Tw
not to interfere with the proceeding*
*tte
25 cents. Orders for
W ashington, Aug. 24.—The preai-
A movement is on foot among pr mi-
The determined band then went to the d*-nt of Argentina has issued a decree,
package* promptly
V is ite d b j a D e lu g e .
nent clubmen of Chicago to extend an
jail and unlocked the dovr. to k out a oopy of which has been forwarded to
-»..ed to at reasonable
A
terrible
clouburet
occurred
near
invitation to Li Hung Chang, the
the prisoner, carefully relockel the the state department, rem itting all
H. Williams. Moro.
Mogollon, N. M , and George Knight,
Chinese
viceroy,
to
have
him
step
over
ght
Fourth and F ed eral Sts.
door to prevent the escape of another duties on articles sent from the
a
miner
of
Ge»TTgetown.
was
dr
wued.
• ooupie of days in I hicago w hile en
inmate held for horsestealing, and then United States for the purpose of shew ­
THE
DALLES.
OR.
LEARY
Twenty ether» are reported roi«*iug.
route to the Pacific coast
returned the keys to the jailer.
Th
but
only
tw
b*diea.
those
*
f
Knight
ing the manufacturing and commercial
Eugene Bart, wanted at Austin,
1« xes
: W'
The jail is surronded by a high industries of this country. The move­
and
an
unkn
wn
Mexican,
have
been
»
I
i
n
It
I
H
i
Tex , for the murder of bis wife and
u
■h
board fence. Across one corner of this ment for these exhibitions originated
Ward, Kerns & Robertson
two children, about a m. nth ago, was recovered. About 100 fam ilies have
n t» irry the i
a long, stout pole was laid. A rv'pe in Philadelphia. The Venezuela gov­
been
rendered
homeleaa.
and
thirty
Proprietor»
arrested in Chicago. The dirk witn
held fr*m which it was t
was then noosed around the neck of the ernment has granted a concession to an
house*
washed
away.
Several
mm»-*
in
bn
which the crime was committed was
The retaining cord was a
culprit,
the other end thrown over the American to establish permanent exh i­
AN IN F A N T M O N S T R O S IT Y
the vicinity suffered from the water.
window cord, tested to pull
p* le, and stout, w illin g hands quickly bitions of American goods at Caracas,
Out of town teams and bugg.es care­ found on his person, and bljod stains
e d g e. O regon
pounds This was made fast to a
drew up the dangling body. The r* pe Maracaibo and other large cities of
F r a m 1« S a f e a t ll«»in *.
fully and properly attended to. Specia were visible on his straw bat.
O ld D ie «
a » right *i. it h « o l d W «le
eel, aud four men attended tv iL
A threshing engine, together with
was secured, and the party remained Venezuela.
attention
given
to
feed.
Nansen's
Arctic
exploring
ship
Fram,
T>eputv, Rufus, Or.
•
r
D
id
Y
g
e
.
About 400 feet of the rope wai
its driver and a team of htrses. w* nt which he left behind m the ice early
in the jail yard nutil all question of
A new phase of the long conten be­
through a bridge over Kriese creek, in January, lbt*5. in order to explore
ut along the ground and at a »
uis. Aug 21 — Sherman Robert the death of the prisoner had been re­
_
i
- throng
Uy, Grass Valley, Or.
tween
Chile, Bolivia and Peru is
h
nine m iles west of Oregon City, the sea u> rth of the r> ute he prvpoaed from 1-amson the ship was relea»*
iied of senile debility at the moved. From first to last Biles was
reached by which Bolivia is promised
I'*rrz, I deputy. Kent, Or.
driver was slightly injured and to follow , arrived at skjervo, prw ince quivered a moment, and then st*
m. uths. The child was born sullen aud silent, refusing to mak*- any
a coast line on the Pacific. More than
one of the horses so badly w< ueded that of Tromaoe. The captain reports that roee skyward. Seated on the c ar
ember, and on Monday died of statement. He hes always been re­
a year ago the treaty was made by g iv ­
d t.
it was found necessary to kill it.
He had pas» ed thr< ugh all garded as a hard character. His h* me
Manufacturers of and
he saw Prufeaaor Andree. who was still the ship was a dummy, weight
ing Tacna and A nca to Chile, thus
150
pounds.
The
ship
cam««!
it
John
J.
Brough,
a
well-known
mer­
s
that
are
c
m
-
llectual
phase
is on the reservation near Genesee, leaving Bolivia cut off from access to
Deaiers in
w aiting for a favorable wind to enable
without
any
perceptible
jar
It
r
se
chant of Manchester. C*>nn , has re­ him to attempt his balloon trip across
mankind, but so rapidly that where he had a wife and chil Iren.
the ocean and one of the few countries
to an altitude of 600 feet, and was
turned from a trip around the world the Arctic region.
not tim e nor opportunity to The body was left hanging until th-s
situated like
Switzerland, entirely
ii«ing steadily when, w ith a audr'en gather the kn- wledge that c mea of ex­ morning, and has been viewed by hun­
which consumed exactly a year
Mr.
without a coast line. Since that time,
W
o
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n
d
e
d
b
y
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r
g
la
r
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gust of wind, snap went the rope, perience aud precept or the wisdom dreds.
Brough traveled on a bicycle wherever
Word was soon carried to
taiLias. m i s m
ta n s .
Walker B. Adams is lying at the showing what a »emend- us preasur born of thought. His brain developed B iles’ relatives, and this afternoon they the countries have been negotiating
possible. Of the 60,000 m iles cover« d
Th* aud then withered with a rapidity are in Lewiston, on their way to Aso­ and it is said a treaty by which Bolivia
A ll m y
by him, 40,000 were by water; 12,000 point ot death at Bedford Station, N. was brought up -n it by the ship
gets back a strip through Tacna and
half m ile and de- comparable only to the grjw th and tin for the body.
W o rk S p e a k s
on his wheel and the rest by railroad Y ., as the result of an encounter with ship floated out
Biles was drunk A nca sufficient to give her an outlet to
REPAIRING PROMPTLY DONE.
nded as easily and gracefully as it decay of Jonah's gourd.
four burglars. Two of the burglars
in the different countries.
F o r Its e lf
when arrested.
the Pacific.
Had a man been in the ca:
The face and head of the child made
It is not known who w eie member»
Advices have been received by the have t*en captured, having l-een went up
The head was of the lynching party. The act meets
A Bicycle CeMbiaatiea.
war department from General Wheaton mortally wounded by Adam's aon W il­ he would not have been harmed in th» a striking feature.
Opposite Moody’s Warehouse,
wedge shaped, broad at the top and with general approval both of Indians
New York, Aug. 24.— The World
stating that three prisoners, supposed liam. who was him self struck by a bul­
tape n ng t a point at the cbiu. It and white people. It is not expected w ill publish the following; The big
- - - - OREGON to be Yaqui Indians, were brought let, which glanced off his suspender
-<». S h e r m a n C o u n t y , O r e g o n THE DALLES
A u m u t t lt iu n Iu H a y .
was surmounted by a crop of dark that any step* w ill be taken to punish manufacturer« of bicyles have formed
from Tubac, Arix., to Nogalea. They buckle.
New Orleans. Aug 24 — Informa­
brown hair, rather scant, but strong the avengers.
an association to promote sociability
w ill be taken before the United S ta n ,
E i p l o a l o n <»f M u lle n M e t a l.
tion is received by the Machecha
aud of full 6ize. It was not such hair
Miss Richardson is suffering from a and good understanding among its
commissioner on a charge of violating
By an explosion of molten metal at Steamship Company, wh* se ships ply
the neutrality laws. They are be­ the furnaoe of the I. Edgar Thomson between here aud Ceiitial American a« grows on the head of an *-m* uthe- severe nervous shock, but the physi- member*, it 1« stated. The associa-
lieved to be members of the raiding steel works in Pittsburg, Pa , ten men ports, that a consignment < f hay on the t»ld baby. It was strong and coarse as cians believe she w ill recover. The tions* members represent $28,000,000
On the affair has been the subject of um vtrsal invested in rubber and bicycle plants,
The lead in g I>ealer in Sherman Connty
party that attempted to loot the M exi­ were burned. Two were seriously in ­ last trip of the steamship Wanderer that of a man of mature age
In First-class ** Up-to-D ate” ....................
upper lip was a slight inmtache, plain consideration today aud tne youug It was formed at a recent meeting held
can custom-house.
They
jured but w ill recover. The explosion contained contraband go* «Is
at the old Manhattan Athletic Club
According to private advices received was caused by the molten iron striking learned that tw elve bales of hay which ly outlined, w hile all over the face a lady has the smypathy of everybody.
straggling beard was d i s c e r n i b l e . --------------------------
house. It w ill hold another meeting,
in Philadelphia ten of the crew of a p*>ol of water.
had been shipped by a Cincinnati firm
’’The baby was unusually bright,”
A Fight w ith Yaqui«.
which w ill take the form of a banquet,
twenty-one of the British bark Flora
to R. E Caldwell, an American im- said the father "H e begau to notice
Tuscon.
Aria.,
Aug.
20.—A
courier,
in
September. There w ill be sem i­
A
W
in
in
g
W
an
H
e
ld
I
p
.
Stafford, burned at sea several weeks
porter, «n being opened by enstoms
WASCO. OREGON.
George H. McCauley, secretary of the «fficiaTs had been found to contain almost as soon as be was born, and by who has just arrived from Glivet annual meetings, or banquets, after
Ever Kind lo
Line of Goods.
ago, perished. Captain Oscar Smith
took one boat w ith ten men, and the Cariboo Mining Company, of Spokane, h.OOO cartridges and other munition* the time he was a week old he seemed camp, states that troop E. Seventh cav- that. The members w ill, according to
to know as niuffi as hi* older brother, airy. Lieutenant Bullock commanding, their own statements, arrive at 'tacit
mate with nine other men got in the Wtl9 held op b7 » masked highwaym an of war
It has l»een also discoYered
had a fight with Yaqui Indians last understandings. ”
ow on hand a large etock of Harness and Saddle», Collars, Bridles,
boat, Captain Smith and ten w hile returning to that city from Camp that two sim ilar shipments have teen who was a vear old. He did not try t
talk, but would look at you as though evening, twenty miles south of here
ee. Brushes, Carry Combe. Ac., Ac. Any person in need of anything men were saved, but nothing ha« ever McKinney, B. C., and robbed of three
made to Caldwell aud H. C. Park, at
Y la n lt o b a S r h o u l Q u e e io n S e t t l e d .
These Indians were entrenched behind
jrill save money by giving me a call before purchasing elsewhere.
been heard fr«;m the others. The sea gold bricks, valued at nearly $¡1,000. Port Barrois. It is not known whether he knew what you were thinking
Ottawa, Aug. 21. — It has beeu as­
rocks on top of the mountain. The
about.
He
never
did
look
like
a
child,
was rongh aud probably the boat cap­
the munitions were intended f»»r < uba
YY'wnta l o F i g h t C o r b e t t .
nor act like one. He was a litIte old fight lasted from 5:30 until 8:30. The certained on good authority that the
sized.
troops charged them iu their strong­ Manitoba school question is as good as
Now that Choynski has managed to or for an uprising in Guatemala man. ”
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By a collision between the yachts secure a fight w ith McAuliffe, he Caldwell has been arrested, and th
hold. killin g three aud caputring the settled, and there w ill not be any ne-
Meteor and Isolde during the race for yearns for more gladiators to coiujuer. state department w ill be notified.
A n la n o t ile B ed M an.
entire band of thirty, among whom cessity for remedial legislation. This
the vice-oommodore'a cup, at Southte*a, Choynski says that after nia battle with
Olympia, Wash . Aug. 20.—Jimmy were three squaws. Three soldiers decision has been arrived at after nuni*
D e h a r r e * ! F r o m C lll« » » « h lp .
Baron von Zedwitz, the owner of
McAuliffe he intends to go east to
Sam,
a well-known
Indian about were wounded, one mortally, aud thief erous interview» between members of
Washington.
Aug.
24
—
A
young
Isolde, was so badly injured that h e
challenge Corbett.
.arlee Slade—SLADE A COOLEY, PROPRIETORS-J. O. Cooley.
town,
some
time
during
last night Yaquis were killed. The Yaquis were the provincial government of Manitoba
German was debarred from citizenship
died before he could be taken to a hos­
stabbed
another
Indian,
named
Jack- armed w ith Winchesters, pistols and and the Dominion governm ent
today after a practical demonstrat on
A F a ta l F ir e .
pital. A ll the members of the crew
son,
from
Lewis
county,
five
times
in knives, and were better armed than the
that
he
could
not
read
the
English
of the Isolde were swept overboard
Fire in the residence of John Fel-
F'ranklin was w idely Known as a
m ilitary. They w ill be brought here
different
parts
of
the
body.
Jimmy
when the yachts collided, but were res­ bacb, iu W atertown, M. D., burned to language. Judge Cole, of the supr* me
writer on economy aud political sub­
was
lodged
iu
jail
aud
Jackson
is
still
tomorrow,
and
turned
over
to
the
civil
cued from the water by boats from the death Mr. Felbacb and his three daugh­ court, held that no one is entilted to alive.
jects before he had reached 25.
authorities.
citizenship who cannot read English.
other yachts.
ters.
YY h y T h e y A r e F i g h t i n g .
A n A iiie r lt-n n I 'o a e h e r .
C o n c e r t e d A c t io n Niot J u « t lt lr » l.
There appears to be no immediate
A C u b a n Bl*»<
K lin n e r .
B r i g h t O u t l o o k f o r lla r » * -« l iu I d a h o .
Madrid, Aug. 24 —Senor SagaRta,
Halifax, Aug. 20.—Judgment was
New York. Aug. 24. — A conference
prospect of a settlement of the strike
Moscow, Idaho, Aug. 2 1 —The de­ ex-prime m inister of Spain, in an m- delivered by the chief justice iu the ad- of bankers, headed by J. Edward Suu-
The fast river Bteamer I nique,
of the Adams Express Company em ­
ed within 100 feet of the depot. New building, new furniture, ami
which has been running between Port mand for harvest hand» here is great ter view, said it was proposed to send a iniralty court today iu the case of the uions aud Frederick D. Tappen, to fa-
ployes
in
New
York.
General
Agent
.» firat-class. Commodious rooms, well and neatly kept. Table supplied
wages range from $2 to $3 a day. dispatch containing a memorandum American fishing schooner Frederick ciRtate gold importation«, was con-
M cW illiams says be has received more Huron aud Detroit, has been sold to an
*t the market affords.
agent
of
the
Cuban
government.
She
The
yield
is good, in some places run upon the Cuban war to the United Gering, sustaining the seizure aud or- ci uded today.
The statement was
tors of Hotel will meet all trains. Special attention to commercial than forty applications for each place
Senor Sagasta dering the vessel forfeited to the Cans- mgde that tiie financial «ituatv u did
vacated by the strikers. The strikers w ill be taken to the coast in ten days. ,,|ng forty-five bushels to the acre States government,
Stages leave for Goldeodale and Moro eY’ery morning.
outlook for the crop is bright
The Gering wat ucj justify concerted action by the
said it was neoeaasry to contiuue the diau government.
say delegates have been sent to P hila­ It is intended to cut her cabins down
and
turn
her
into
a
blocka«le-ruuuer.
war in Cuba iu order to prove that seized for fishing w ithin the three-mile tanks at present.
delphia Pittsburg aud Baltimore to
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Young mail, don t forget that the Spain is not afraid of threats of a con­ lim it.
urge the men employed by the company The price paid was not stated. The
in the cities mentioned to join the Unique was bm lt w ith an eye to sp-ed world is w atching you. aud most of us flict with a greater nation.
It is stated that nearly 1,000,000
When a man who makes $70 a
strikers. Some of the new men en­ alone, and has made some wonderful are more ready to charge your account
The grandfather of the Rothschilds pounds of fur for hatters' purpose» are month quits spending $80 the financial
quesion w ill solve itself.
gaged by the company have quit work tim e in the river*. She is the first w ith something bad than something
is
said to have been a poor man iu 1800. produced in the United States.
▼easel purchased for blockade running. good.
ut the request of the strikers.
C h ild r e n D e r a il • T ra tu .
I ' miuk II mii l*wrllMiiia*iit (l|ii-n e « t.
C a t t l e » •» Illg B II ik I.
T roaip« f o r C u b * .
Carl Ranberg, an 18-year-old boy of
Canton, O., Aug. 24. — A thorough
Gttawa, Aug. 21.—There was a large
F a etw rle« Clo«t*«l D o w n .
Farmers iu Brookfield township, just
Madrid, Aug. 20.—The first em­
investigation was made this afternoon
*com e to Sherman countv, where one-Bixth of all the wheat in Oregon Minnesota, Minn., was shot Mnd a l­
W altham, Mass., Aug 24. — The barkation of 14,000 troops for Cuba crowd at the opening of parliament,
south
of
Marseilles,
111.,
are
greatly
most
instantly
killed
by
a
stranger,
«ice*l in 1894. A little county <on the map), hut a hki v o esrv iu reality
when not only was the crowd of spec­ into the derailing of engine 49, which
O’Hara
dial
factory,
em
ploying
over
w ill commence at Santander on August tators larger than iu past years, but was hauliug a work train last night,
who calls him self W alter H. Glass, of execiaed over a new cattle disease
growing better every tim e the sun sets.
w ant to sell a farm ’ Do you want to sell your house ami lot in town? Nebraska City, Neb. The weapon used which has broken out there. The dia- 100 hands, has closed for an indefinite 23, terminating on August 26. The the attendance of members and sena­ near Carrollton, the locomotive rolling
The Boston Manufacturing second w ill take place from August 30
ic (I hskkvfk is prepared to make you a simple proposition, one which was a shotgun of large bore. Two ease has spread iu three herds of over period.
down an embankment and killing Eu-
1,000 till September 6. after which date the tors was also greater. There Yvas no giueer Joseph Kirk and Firemau John
-lerstand, ami if you so «leeire can profit l*oni without risk. If you other lads, Mike Bunce and Gaeger, 100, and many of the animals are Copmany’s plant, employing
excitement,
aud
and
everything
passed
property in the hands of a real estate agent for sale, he lists it and who among others were with young hopelessly blind and others rapidly loa- hands, has closed for five weeks, and cavalry
...............
............... By September
w ill embark.
quietly. Premier Laurier, iu a short Hardesty, of this city. The investiga-
■ uue» t r i «
-'-'ir prop* r’v. Gur plan is different; we
ing their sight Dr. Beiws, an Gttawa the American Watch Company has de-
¡he whol® expedition of 40,000 w ill
Ranberg
at
the
time,
were
also
wound­
speech, proposed the Hon. G. D Edgar tion shows the accident to have beeu
tome, to you. if a sale is made you pa; us, b«P if not we get nothing
ed by stray shots. Glass gave niiuself veterinary.who was called to see them, cided to continue the shutdown of its have Mil tne penm sma,_____
HB ipeaker, and when Sir Charles Tup caused by children having placed three
-tiaement.
can
find
nothing
iu
the
authorities
de-
big
factories.
Lack
of
business
is
the
readers of this paper please leave at this office the names and ad- up to the authorities and was taken to
The Atlas-moth, a gigantic furcoated per regretted that a Frenchman had spikes on the outside rail of the curve,
fining the disease, whioh iu each case cause assigned.
and lodged
in the county • ~ jail
f anv of their friends in the Fast who are likely to w ant to come to Ore- Marshall
.
-
„
..
u
1» ,lia„
niuht-fl ring insect of Central Brazil, not been elected, he made no object ion. where the derailment ocourred. Tweu-
^ e eye
It m aybe
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.
hlln. is said to be one of the very largest The speech from the throne coutaiued ty men in the caboose escaped death
drsire to send them a sample copy occasionally and keep them informed He claim s that he was provoked to affects the;PUP>‘
shoot by insulting language used by necessary to have the cattle affected
ju Colorado there are ruins five hun-
‘
••buir” in the world.
H« nothing of importance in the way of because the caboose caught in the
»section.
some of the boys in the hearing of the killed to prevent the spread of the pe- dred year« old on which are rude sculp
“
f
b w u
, k
branches of a big tree.
prisoner and his wife.
culiar malady.
tures of horses.
measures i« nene« i d u »
»vg •*«•«
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