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SEWS BE' THE
BROS.
T h e P r e s id e n t S h o w « HI» F r ie n d lin e s s
T ow ard T hem .
IMPROVING
F a r t h e r C o n s id e r a t io n l i s a
B een
p o n e d ( n t l l N e x t S o s s lo n .
FROM
SPA N ISH
SO U R C E S .
P o s t­
A n E i i ( a | , i i i , n l in M h i c k C u b a n » W a r «
GRATIFYING REPORTS FROM ALL
R e p o r t —d D e f e a t e d .
New York, June 28.— A Washington
W u»hiugton, June 28.—The senate
S e n a t o r M c B rid e ’s M e a s u r e .aimmittee
PARTS OF THE COUNTRY.
dispatch to the Journal says:
Havana,
June 28.—Colonel Guerae-
on
privileges
and
elections
Transact a General .
MORO
• act ices in all the courts of this state Banking Business
ras, w ith a column of tr«»ps and acting
"I regard the organization of labors»
today oosidered the nqiort prepared by
Is F a v o r a b l y R e p o r te d .
OREGON
in conjunction with the l»x*al guerilla
the natural and legitim ate effort to se­
benator Hoar in the case of Hon. H.
Mnrn . . . . . Oregon.
T h e T a r i f f B i l l 1» B e l a g K a p l d l y l u . h e o
letters of credit issued
f'»roe and garrison of Mad ruga, has
cure it« rig h ts,” said President McKin-i
W. Corbett, recommending that Cor­
available on Eastern states
t h — < u h « ii Q u e s t io n
P r o t e c t i o n 1»
been engaged with an insurgent force
BRIEF AMI INTERESTING HEMS ley today.
bett be seated as senator from Oregon.
W. HUNTING
M i l l G a i n i n g ( I r u u o d In t h e S o u t h .
This strong declaration in favor of or­ GOOD NEWS FOR WAR VETERANS The com m ittee declined to act upon the
under the leadership of Arangueren,
ganize«! lat*»r was made in the course
Collcction» ma.le at all potuti on favorable
which was intrench«*! in the Sierra de
report, hut ordered that it l>e printed E. I.PAsaomi, Special r'arrespottdent.
JUSTICE OF THE PEACE,
terms >ight exchauge au»l telegranhtc trans­
of a conversation with Samuel Gotn-
G
rille, n»-ar Madruga.i n this province.
for the use of the com m ittee, together
fer» s»»ld o u New Y ork, »'hit-ago, st lx»ul». bau C o u i p r r h e n a i i e R e v ie w o f t h e I m p u r i
Washington, D. C. — Re{*orts from
District Xo. K, Sherman County,
n a t o r G a t l i n g e r H e l p i n g M r l t r i d e lu
i ra n c isc o , P o r tla n d , T h e P a lle » and varioua
Per*« president of the American Federa­
with any views which m ight 1 m * sub­ the businem centers, which reach mem­ The Spanish troops, the official report
a n t H a p p e n in g » t»r t h e C a r -
points
tu
O
regou
and
Washington.
Mnrn, Oregon.
Ih r H o ik
e s t i m a t e d T h a t Z .3 V 0
tion of Labor, and Frank Morrison. die
mitted by the members opposing Cor­ bers of congress here, are extrem ely says, successfully dislodged the insur­
reat W e ek .
Strict atten tion given to all C ollections en-
secretary of the organization. Gonip*rt
V e te ra n s A re V e t L iv in g .
bett
gratifying.
Dun's reivevr, which is gents from all the ¡»ositions occupied
* l«*l to m e
T erm » re a s o n a b le . P r o m p t re­ J. 8. S» H tS f« .
A Louisville A N ashville expreee and Morrison came to the W hite H. use
J. M. Parra mom .
The result of this pro«*ee«liiig w ill be accepted as a reliable business barom­ by the latter, until the enemy reached
u s. O th ev W a tk in s B u ild in g . C p statr» .
Presidcut.
W
ashington,
June
28.—
The
senate
Cashier. tram was held tip b y a lone robber.
at 4 o'clock. They were admitted a’,
to postpone further consideration of eter, not controlled or influence«! by Abro del Cafe, where the insurgents
who secured about $4.000.
E. B. Di n R
F x * m M i m f i l
once and the m eeting became so inter ¿nmuiittee on |>ensions has reporte«l a the Corbett claim until the next session. {»olitical or other causes which conld made a determined stand. Eventually
general
bill
for
amending
mii act grant­
Mrs. Henry Scott, of Chicago, and esting that the president negle»*ted his ing {tensions to survivors of Indian
affect its accuracy, presents the most the in su rgen t were also dislodged from
T h e I n lim I ’ a r l f l r Q u e s t io n .
¿FUR & MENEFEE
Mrs. Maria Hay. formerly of Chicago, drive. For an hour, lalmr interests wars. I he bill was introdnoed bv
satisfactory trade statement for the last that place, and the Spanish trrx»ps de­
T h e D a lle s , O r.
Washington, June 25.—The senate week that has been made since the stroyed the enem y's camp. The fight­
were killed by a runaway at Du­ and lal»or legislation were discuaaed in Senator McBride, and provides for pen­
om m ittee on Pavific railroads to lay {'regent business depression l»egan. ing, the official report adds, lasted
all their various phas«**. The anti-
A general banking bn«ine«e transact* buque, la.
sioning the survivors of the Oregon and
ATTORNEYS AT LAW
•d , deposits received, subject to eight
John H. Mo«« and Levan Berg have pooling bill, to restrain the operation Washington wars of 1847 and 1856. *gr«x*l to rejiort favorably a resolution That statement was remarkable in its from 3 o clock in the afternoon until 7
introduced by Senator Harris, of Kan­ showing of the decided dwreaao in o clock at n ig h t The insurgents, in
draft or check.
of
pools
and
trusts,
caused
the
labor
been arrested in Seattle, charged with
Collections
made
and
proceeds the murder of Michael J. Lyon«, the people some anxiety. Gonqiers ex ­ Senator G allinger, who made the re­ sas. expressing the sense of the senate embarrassments in all branches of trade retreating, left 10 men kill«*! on the
— .Block
T h e V a lle a . O r
port, said:
promptly remitted on day of collection.
field, and the government loet one lieu­
that the United States should r««l«?em
plained that the lal*or organization«
“ It w ill l«e gratifying to the Indian the Union Pacific fr o m prior liens and and in reports of unusual activity in
Sight and telegraphic exchange sold Port Blakely saloonkee|«er.
1-Z.
E. L o t » * .
tenant and 15 soldiers killed, and had
, were afraid that they themselvea would
all
the
indnatriea
in
anticipation
of
the
on New York, San Francisco and Port«
Charles Peterson, a Swedish laborer l»e class«*! as trusts, and the penalites war veterans to r«-»*«-ive a m«-ssage that take steps to foreclose the government
one
major, one captain and 134 soldiers
r . . - c & LOGAN
passage
of
the
tariff
bill.
The
failures
land.
a’»out 25 years old, committed suicide of the act applied to them, rather than this bill has lieen favorably rep«irt«?d, mortgage.
wounded.
Surcteeora to J. C. Burket
reported
in
moat
branch«*«
of
trade
are
aud
that
this
long-delay«*1
act
of
jus­
on a farm near Ellensburg, by cutting to the large combinations usually
♦ a te
C o l l e c t i o n e n d In s u r a n c e
The rt-solntion was amended by the
D ia a a r to th e B o o r.
I). P. T hompsox ,
J xo . 8. S chixck ,
A gency.
tice is in process of settlem ent. addition of a provision at the instance less in number than at any tim e in the
his throat with a pocket knife.
known as trusts.
He thought an
Fo. M. W illiams . G ko . A. L ikbb ,
tw.
of T itles and C onveyancing
.London, June 28.—The Princess of
last thirty-six months w hile the volume
The»«-
veterans
average
15
years
older
President W. H. Crom well, of the amendment should be made specifically
a Specialty.
of Senator Morgan, r«*qu«*sting that the of busin«*ss transacted is, in quantity, " a l« » ’ jubilee dinner to the poor was
H. M. B kall .
M oro, Sherm an County, Oregon.
Blackburn university, and instructor in exem pting lalxir unions. President Mc­ than the veterans «if the late civil war, president sus|»end proceedings to carry
■si* ctfu lly solicit business in our lin e,
larger than in 1882, the year of our very successfuL About 3000 denizens
Latin, ha» resigned, to take the l^ttlD Kinley agre«*l that lat«or unions sh«»uld and that statement alone is sufficient into effect an agn-emeut alleged to
g that prom ptness which alw ays to lio n s
greatest prosperity, the slight reduction of the slums were sumptuously enter­
to
show
that
a
t
least
t
h
e
bounty
of
the
atten tion to matter* of this character,
chair in Puget Sound university, Taco­ l>e protected, and s[»>ke of measures in
have l>een made to sell the interest of in values being due to the smaller tained at the various centers. The
»•tit of our ability to haudle the sam e in
gove nnient can l>e ls-st«>w«*l u(am them
ma.
aer satisiactorv to all.
the Unite»! State« in the Union Pacific prices paid for the articles of commerce princes«, *c<omjo.nied by the Prince of
which he had taken an interest in for a very brief tim e.”
V f D a lle » C it y . O re g o n .
railroad and in the sinking fund until han<H«*l. W hen it is rem em b ere« ! that W ales. Princess Victoria of Wales,
John Quincy Adams, a Northern Pa­ former years. He «lid not, however,
< >f th e ( a v u se war th e rejiort sav«:
the further action of congress had refer­ this happens before the new tariff bill and Prihce ( harles, of Denmark, v is­
I. M. SMITH
rt..,» switchman, w hile running over •ecm to think there was much danger
President
T h e r e w e r e 682 volunt«*er« and no
MOODY the tops of cars at Mu sou la, Mont., «Ini of their lieing class«*! as trusts or sub-
ence thereto.
Cashier
gets u,«on the statute books and with ited the principal balls. The places
regular troofis engaged.
MOODY and fell between the cars and was je«-t«?d to penalties.
The action of the c o m m itte e was the industries of the country depress«*! visited by the royal party were the Peo­
The «-stuuate as to Cayuse war is unanimous.
PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON.
killed.
I nless xou believe as s»*ni«* j»*>pie
by the importation of foreign goods at p le’s Palace, in the East End, Center
base»! upon the percentage «if survivors
General Banking: Business
L»>ui» Sickm iller was instantly killed d o .” said Gompers. "that labor union of the Mexican war and widows of sol-
the
rate of over a hundred m illions a hall, in Hoi burn, and the Western
THE HOUSE CHAIRM ANSHIPS.
pice at the D rug S tore
Transacted
and Albert Sickm iller, Chari«*« F aille are an ev il, I think you w ill agree lier» of that war, who are now alive
month, the improvement thus note«! schoolhouse. At the People’s Palace
and <4eoyge Stein hehler fatally injured with me that their existence is being and have pensionable service, the Cav-
is very remarkable and is {»roving very the royal visitors were received by the
S p e a k e r K eed W i ll N am e th e H e a d » o f
M u ro , O re g o n
endangered by this b ill.”
gratifying
to those who are follow ing ifird mayor and the lady mavoreaa.
Sight exchange «old on New York, by the Erie fast express near Mans­
u«e war having occnrre«! w hile the
t h e < o m m it t e e » .
“ I do not desire to 1* class«*! with
field, O.
San Francisco. Portland. Ur.
The children at the People's Palace
the situation cloeelv.
Mexican war was in progress.
J. W. VOGEL
New York, June 28.— A special to
Collections made on favorable terms
were all cripples. They were wheel«d
The Ri ver Kur ha» overflow«*«! its those who consider trade unions an
It
is
shown
that
12
per
cent
of
claim
s
at all acoeeeible point«.
D > « C ab an M ta a tio a .
in bath chairs, limped on crutches, or
banks near the railroal dejiot of Naw- e v il,” replied Mr. McKinley, and he fll«*l by Mexican war survivors and 10 the Journal from Washington says:
n l is t f o r K . f r a c l l o u a n d D e f e c t s o f
emphasize
1
it
with
the
words
at
the
be
Speaker
Re»-d
w
ill
name
his
Oouimit-
The
return
of Spe«'ial Commissioner were carried into the banquet hall. At
thig, Russia. N ineteen men belong­
per
cent
rtl«*d
by
soldiers*
widows
have
«he K y e .
ginning of this dispatch.
tees the day the present session closes. Calhoun from Cuba revives interest in the Central hall, Holborn. 17,000 peo­
ing to the N ijn i Novgorod dragoons
l«-«-n rejected on conditions that do not
>lw Morrison, cor. Front street,
The new list of the most important the situation in that unfortunate island ple, young and old, partook of the ban­
were
drown«*!.
enter into the Indian war act, tow it. a
P o r tla n d , O r .
ehairtnanshi{is of committees is given and in the prospective action of the quet served. The members of the roy­
BURNED AND SA N K .
service of less than 60 days and age below:
Every tx»at brings to Port Townsend
■ ogel is w ell known to residents of Sher-
adm inistration.
It is believe«! that al party shook hands w ith and spoke
lim it, etc.
our.tT. His work is gUAranteed to give
men to look over the proposed fo tidca- Tat« «r the
Aixxmnts. B. B. O’D ell, New York; President McKinley and Secretarv encouraging words to many ragged
action *»-» local pace for an n ou ncem en t
« t u b e r X r b u u a e r Appla
Taking this ««stimate and computing
tions sites with a view to bid for the
agriculture, J. W. Wmlsworth, New Sherman are now likely to have suffi­ waifs. The same w-enes were enacted
■ nd A n t r l l * .
with the American table«»! mortality,
contracts for construction.
A ll the
York; appropriations, J. G. Cannon,
R t S IN K S * C A R D S .
New York. June 28.— Fathoms deep there should 1«* 144 survivura and 82 Illinois; banking and currency, J. H. cient information within a oompaxra- at Clerkenwell.
Western. as well as several Eastern and
G R A SS V A LLEY . OR.
tively »hurt Htne to enable them to art
At the Pe«»pie's Palace the princess
Southern stat«*s are represented.
on a be«l off the treacherous Florida widows now living.
Walker, Massachusetts; claim s, C. N. intelligently an*! in a way which w ill herself made the first block of ice cream
These
volunt«*ers
were
not
muster**!
A meeting of representatives of G. Keys lies the charred hulk of the
Brnmm, Pennsylvania; District of Co­ bring relief and encouragement and with a patent freezer, to the delight of
A. R ., Loyal Legion and Woman's Re­ American schooner Appia and Amelia, into the Unit«*! States service, but un­ lombia, J. W. Babcock, Wisconsin; substantial aid, not only to American the children.
der
a
subsequent
act
of
congr**«e
the
which
burnt*l
to
the
water
a
t*lge
and
Plans and estim ates furnished for all lief t orpe, has l«een held at Indianap­
coinage, weights and measures, C. W. citizens in Cuba, but to those who are
six«« and style« of buildings. All work olis, ln<L, to perfect plans for the erec­ sank June 15. Her captain, W. C. state of Oiegou was reimbursed for Stone. Pennsylvania; education, <». A. struggling in behalf of the cause of
T k c T a r iff B ill.
M warranted to give satisfaction.
tion of a monument and care of the M illiard, a n f his crew of eight men, their service by tne Unite*! States.
Washington. June 28.—The senate
Grow, Pennsylvania; elections, N a 1, liberty.
The following is what tf»e re|«rrt aava L. W. Royce, Indiana; elections, No.
grave of Nancy Hanks Lincoln, mother who barely eacafted w ith their lives
today complete«! the wool, the silk and
P u tb lB g t b * T a r if f .
of Abraham Lincoln, in Spencer coun­ from the burning v«*a*el, just arrived of the (>r«-gon and Washington terri­ 2, G. W. Prince, Illinois; election of
K n tle d g e , O re g o n
the tobacco schedules of the tariff hill,
tory wars:
here on the Mallory imer Concho.
Events have move«! rapidly in Wash­ and, with this accomplished, the tariff
ty, t!i is state.
president, vice-j resident and represen-
. W allis , Deputy. Rufus, Or.
The war <l« partm«*nt rejorts that 850 ta ives. \S . 4 Arnold, Pennsylvania; ington this week. The senate, realizing leaders had the satisfaction of knowing
The
Appia
and
Amelia
sail«*l
out
of
t hristian Rows di«*l of heart disease,
i t ». I»eputy, G ra» Valley, Or.
regulate were engage«!, and the auditor
enroll«*! bills, A. L. Hager, Iowa; for­ the pressure which is being brought that all the schedules of the bill and
at his home in Philadelphia. He was the port of Pascag. ula. Miss . June 5.
. W ilcox , 1 deputy, Kent, Or.
for the war «lepartment 6.387 m ilitia,
eign affairs, R R. H itt. Illinois; im- u|*»n it by the country for rapid action the free list had 3een gone over once.
the father of Charley Ross, and up to bound for this port. Lum ler filled
rtf the regulars probably 75 per cent,
In G ra ta V a llo y , O re g o n .
ai gration, R. Barth»- d Missouri; In- on the tariff bill, has held sessi«»ns early There now remains only to go through
his last llluese Mr. Rose never gave up every available »|>ace below d<* k*. and
or 637. »-«-rv«-d in the Mexican war and
it
was
piled
high
on
the
decks.
When
Jian affairs, J. Sherman. New York; and late and poshed through the hill at the bill a aecond tim e, passing on the
the search for bi« m issing boy, whose
oilier wars, leaving 215. and of the m i­
E. C . M a h a n y .......
abluction startl«*! Philadelphia on Julv the fire broke out near the after hatch. litia 20 per cent, or 1,276. served in interstate, W. P. Heppburn. Iowa; in­ a rate of sjeed absolutely unparalleled items passe>l over. Th«**- are very nu­
June 15, Captain Willard wan <leter-
in the history of that ordinarily slow- merous and important, including hides,
Practical m echanic, capable of doing 1.1874, atxl became an unsolved mys­ mined to save his schooner if puwuble, other wars »r retxlere«! more than one valid {•eneions, \t litre*! 5. Kerr, Ohio;
That this should have gloves, coal, tea and l w . After that,
I. WEST, laoiger.
lor«. Oregon
ju Iiciary, D. H. Henderson, Iowa; la* going btxJy.
all kind of » arpenter work and wood re- tery the world over.
and while three men were tol«l to form •ervioe in the Oregon and Washington i*’ , J- J. Gardner, New Jersey; mano- happended within a few months of the the internal revenue features w ill be
J-airin» baa eaiabi iabrd as above and re
A terrible explosion of a torpe«!«.» on a bucket brigade, the others with their territory wars, leaving 5.1U3 m ilitia;
»pectfully » c illa a abare of tbc public
facturas, (i. W . Farris, Indiana; mer- cl«jse of one of the moat bitterly fought all that remains. Progrea« was rapid
pairo:.age
In all ca«ea aatiafaciion the Mexican International, near Eagle
”g e s t and Most Com m odious
felt hats w>ak«*l with water and drawn a total of regulars and m ilitia of 5.516.
campaigns that the country has ever today, although every {-aragraph relat­
guaranteed
Pass. Tex . com pletely wr«*ck«*l a loco­ down over their faces, to protect them • 'f this number «l«*luct 6 |**r cent, or hant marine and fisheries. Sereno E. seen is the more remarkable.
Aud
House in Moro.
motive and kills«! the engineer and fire­ from the heat, made a b«dd dash at the 318, for deacrtion and «-asualties. Payne. New York; m ilitary, J. A. T. j that people should go on complaining ing to carpets was stubbornly contested.
The consideration of the siik ache»!ule
Hull,
Iowa;
m
ilitia.
B.
F.
Marsh.
Illi-
man.
f e ll K e p t , G o o d M e a l» , G o o d B ed ».
smoking hatch, succeeding in tum bl­ which would leave 4.887 survivors at ■> la mines and m ining. R. G. Cous­ l«*'au«e still greater spee>! is not made le»l to a strong contest against the pro-
A sidew alk col lapse, 1 in Chicago and ing the lumber overboard, w hile their close of the wars.
ins. Iowa; naval affairs. C. A. Bou- under these remarkable circumstances, p»*«*! duties on silk fabrics. Senator*
F. E. BROWN, Paopbisroa.
100 i<eople, mostly children were niates kept them dreodied w ith water
ant« of customer« carefully attended
From an exam ination of a narnber of
te
le. Maine; Pacific railroads. H. H. can scarcely be accounted for, except Teller and Mantle joined w ith the
Patronage of the public is reepet t-
thrown to the ground, ten feet below. drawn from the sea.
claim s it appears that th«**e survivors
Powers, Vermont; patents. Josiah D. upon the theory suggested by a gentle­ Democrats in opposition. The para­
-olicited by the management.
A number were seriously injure«! and
It was all in vain, however, for the sh<Hild now l e 65 % y«*ars of age. and Hicks. Pennsylvania: {«nsions. H. C. man recent I y quoted in this correspond­ graph was passe*! by a majority of two.
GRANT, WASCO AND MORO
one fatally.
flames crept along the deck beams aud from the American table of mortality Loudens lager. New Jersey; postofficea ence that the state of nervous prostra­ The tobacco schedule went through
Mrs. Know, wife of J. W. Know, burst from the forward hatch. It was ^8 i * t cent, or 2.588. are now living .
and {ostroads. Eugene F Loud. C ali­ tion to which the Cleveland adm inis­ with little friction, after the »"ommittee
The number of widows is l*ased up«»r
living near Latah, W ash., gave birth then apparent that the schooner was
fornia; public buildings and grounds, tration brought the country has ren­ lad advanced the duty slightly on
to three girls and one boy. Each child dooms»!, and the longboat was hastilv the pr-rentage of widows of Mexican David B Mercer. Ntbraska; public dered the |<eople to t- me degree irre­ a rapj*er and leaf tobacco.
Manufat tarer of and Dealer i
is w ell formed and weighs 4
pounds. provisioned. W ithout waiting even to war aoldiers who are living, which lands, John F. Lacy. Iowa; railways sponsible and unw illing to measure
F a ta l S k a a U a * A ffra y .
•ness,
secure the ship's |W[<ers, her skipper Would show 1.540 widows of soldiers of and canals, C. A. Chickering, New tilings expe»*ted by those that have hap­
Whips,
Mother and children are doing w ell.
MPULU PU1EUEI ROUTE.
Calistoga. Cal., June 28.— A fatal
The walls of a saloon gave a s v w ith­ and crew piled into the boat and were rtreg«»n ami Washington territory dis- York; territories, W. S. Knox. Massa­ pened in the {»ast.
iddles.
Spors,
•hooting affray took place today on the
1 am prepare»! to offer first-« last ac- out warning in Watertown, 8. D.. bury- soon afloat. They were picked up by turlw m es living.
chusetts; rivers and harbora. W. B.
P r o te rtlw n G a in in g la th e S o u th .
Bridles,
Stirraps,
commodatione to the traveling public ing a number of persons in the ruins. a pilot boat an«l landed at Key West,
pla»*e of M. R. Coburn, was killed 14
Hooker,
New
York;
war
claim
s.
E.
M.
THE CUBAN ELECTION.
Nothing haa more distarle»! the
Collars.
miles from here, W. H. Coburn was
Ships,Ac. with easy coaches, good teams and ac­ The place was crowded at the time. where they obtain«?«! }<asage on the
Mahone. Pennsvlvania.
Demo» ratic leaders in and out of con­
commodating drivers.
Concho.
killed and IX*puty Sheriff Storey w»*
The work of clearing away the debris
C u b a « K a l l a « la A a u o r ir a W a y V o ta fo r
ren is and W agon Covers.
gress thau the fact that the large num ­
u » ra .
» a a iv g r
fatally wounded. Sheriff Pardee and
R e l ie v e d t o H a v e S t a r v e d to D e a t h .
result«*«! in the finding of one lx>ly.
lt o p r o » o u t a t i« o » .
ber of lX-un»cratic members from the
T a S p re a d lb « G o a p rl.
Grau*
7 n» ■
San Francis,«. June 28.— Fortune South have, within the {»ast few days s posse were in pursuit of G. W. Co-
F ive others were seriously injure«]
.11 «0
New York. June 28.—Cubans who
W a» o_
1" U a . ■
ll kinds of repairing promptly
-10 uu
San
Francisco.
June
28.—
The
Morn­
live in the Unit«*! States, and have de Conte, an artiat. highly educated, and weeks, cast their vote« in tavor of hum, ron of the de»-ease«!, who escapie*!
It has been discovered that the act of
Moro ........ 1 » r. «
... « 00
and neatly done.
ing
Star,
with
its
captain
and
crew
of
«trie« attention will
_ given to all buaii
______
!>een «*»ntributing toward the expenses ance patronized by New York's aristoc­ a protective tariff and that no lees than from jail at Lockport a year ago. It
the last session of the Colorado legists,
Christians, is ready to make another of the war, are to have a voice in the racy. erstwhile dean of the art depart­
was «liscovered that the esca{«e was in
n tr u s te d to my care Exprès» and other re - «
dSt., Near Moody's Warehouse e age»
ture
in
regard
to
negotiable
instru­
one-third of the members of congress
promptly delivered
I ____________
»««er, sv
p a iv u the
•I1T’ PV41UH*
il'l 1 gfl - tour among the cannibal islands of the «lirection of affairs of the yonng repub­ ment of the university of Southern from »»utli of Mason and* Dixon's line hiding at his father's place, and a po?we
ments.
repealed
statute W
establish
1-* » V* r
J
i
n
g
the Fourth of July, Thanksgiving, South seas. The vessel w ill be mann«*i lic, whose constitutional assembly is to California, and for some months [ast have either voted directly for a high was forme»! to capture him. but the
father appeared ou the scene, and was
by men who w ill preach the g<>»}»d u» ro.-et at Camagusy September 2. There an earnest worker here, is d»-ad. Par­
rate of protection iu the pending tariff
about to shoot Parsons, when two ol
the natives. Thr«?e young ladies will will be a general election of members alysis is given as the cause of «tenth,
birthday and Memorial
bill or refused to oast their votes against the posse fired at him. Young Cobarn
also
go
out
as
missionaries.
They
will
but
it
is
believed
he
wa«
a
victim
of
holiday a
of the assembly before long throughout
it. Thirty-two Southern men in the
then used his gun on Storey, who will
make their future residents on sorae
starvation.
S ta g e and E press L ine.
house vote«! for the Dingley bill and lie. Young Coburn escaped in the con­
A mob of 500 infuriated peasants al of the little islands, where they will those parts of Cuba where the insur­
Pa,»«?rs
found
among
his
effects
in­
gents are strong enough to hold one,
five other« from that section—Populists
DOUGLAS ALLEN - • Proprietor Odessa, Russia, seized and savagely continue their work for life.
and it has l>een decide«! that represen- dicate that he was a member of the — refused to vote against it, w hile in fusion which followed, but his captur«
M ORO, OREGON.
lynched one Dunkirk, a murderer, who
is only a matter of a few hour«.
The Morning Star is a hnrkentine- tativee may be elected by Cubans in famous Ur tear s family and that his
the senate, as is well known. numt»ers
was tie ing conveyed by the jiolice to rigged vessel with auxiliary steam en ­
name
was
Sainte
>alm
de
Conte.
His
the
Unit«*!
States.
of Southern Democrats and Populists
jail. Dunkirk was charge«] with the gine, and is own«*l and maintained by
E a g la a * H e a r * th e N ew ».
Orders w ill l»e ia»u«*l containing all father was Carlos de Conte, at one time have voted for either higher rates of
commission of IS murders. The po­ the American l*»ard of missions
London, June 28. — In the Lu«)» qj
•ietaiIs aa to polling the vote. etc. Every amttassador to England, and who die»! protection than were originally placed
lice have arrested 55 ringleaders of the
x»mmons today the parliamentary sec­
j s h o ; i n £ , • B la c k s iiiit t iiiig
The la«lies of the party are Miss Cha­ Cuban al»ove 16 years old who two al»oat 30 years ag«c
in the bill or than those reported from retary for the foreign office replied to a
lynching party.
pin, who will start a training school months previous to the election has
the
finance
committee.
question of Beckett, conservative, re­
Alma Fallm er, 1 0 years old, has been on Koonle, of the Caroline group, and
T h r e e lu O n e D a y .
contributed a certain amount to the
That this growth of protective s»*nti- garding Hawaiian annexation. He said
cnnvicte«! of theft, and ordered sent to Miss Beulah Logan, who has lieen at­
Seattle.
June
28.—
There
were
three
I^ave
Moro
Hotel
at
7
a.
m.
T
uesday
cause of the patriots w ill be entitled to
W A C O M -W O R K IN G
ment in the South is a genuine one and the government was aware that a pro-
the reform s<*hool at W hittier, Cal. tending school in Buffalo. Miss Ls»gan
Thursday and Saturdav.
vote. As to the nominations, they are viol, nt d«‘alhs in Seattle and im m edi­ largely the result of the d«*velopment
p»'«al to annex Hawaii to the U nited
l>eave I’m atilia House, The Dallas, at From the bottom of a mortar box she w ill join her mother on the Caroline not yet made.
ate vicinity today.
of manufacturing industries in that sec­ States had been submitted for the con­
VI Kinds of Iron and Wood Re­ 7 a. m. Monday, Wednesday and Fri­ took an old plank, with which to build group, and take up kindergarten work
A
(
hinaman
who
was
a
prisoner
in
The local junta is issuing a fine sou­
day.
tion is apparent, but the ne«easity for sideration of the ronate. but no deci­
a playhouse.
She was convicted of among the natives.
pairing at Short Notice.
venir coin to commemorate the strug­ the county jail, borrow«*] a raaor from excusing and m inim ising it has 1«*1 Mr. sion had been reache»!. The se»*retarv
Fare for the round trip, |2 50; one
petty larceny by an Alatne«la judge,
gle. It is the same size as the Unite«! the j-i'or, s»» that he might shave h im ­ Bryan's organ, the Omaha World-Her­ added it would be the object of her
way, $1.50. Freight 40 cents per 100,
T h I r d f I« » » W o o l .
sm all packages, 15 and 25 cents. Or­ and now she is behind the bars aw ait­
States dollar, and contains the same self, but slashed his throat with it and ald. and other papers to assert that the
m ajesty’s government to see that w hat­
d io l instantly.
ders for freight or express package* ing her removal to the reform school.
protective vote from the South is cast ever rights according to international
W ashington. June 28. — After a con­ amount of silver. This coin will be sent
The
second
case
was
that
of
a
4-year-
a
carefully
attended
to
at
A
telegram
received
in
Seattle
from
# o r k Speaks for Itself Í X í i ' á . “
by men not natives of that section and
test lasting throughout the «lay, the to different bankers in this city who
rates.
United States Senator Wilson says that senate completed the {taragraphs of the are in sympathy with the cause, nnd old boy, who fell into Cedar river, at not representing its real sentim ent. In law belong to Great Britain and B rit­
ish subj«*'ts are fully maintained.
plans for the fortifications at Magnolia wool schedule relating to raw wool and any custom«-r who is w illing to ac<x*pt Maple Valley, and drowned.
a re»«ent issue, the rtinaha World lier
The
tliird
was
that
of
an
old
man
bluff, the army j«ost near Seattle, have advance«! to the featur«*« relating to one for $1 will get it.
< o » |rr » t» im C aoke D ead .
aid, com m enting upon this subject,
named Skinner, whose body was picked »avs:
Iwen approved, and an assignment of manufactured woolen goods. The «lay
W ashington. June 28.—Congressman
K i l l e d lu a K u t a la n d .W in e .
up on the tideflats this afternoon. He
$400,000 made. General Weeks, qnar- was devote* 1 largely to a diaruasion of
‘‘During the last d«*-a*le a great deal Edward Dean Cooke, of the Sixth I lli­
Ltw Angelea, June 28.— Manager had probably fallen through the trestle
The lead in g Dealer in Sherman County
termaster-general U nited States army, the effect of the rates on the price of
of Northern capital has l»een invested nois district, was found dead in his
Jack
\\
illiam
s,
of
the
Columbia
opera
In First-claes "U p-to-D ate” ....................
at night.
He had a sister living in
has been ordered to Seattle, and direct­ wool, and the »{»eeches were on techni­
in Southern manufacturing enterprise« room at the Cochran hotel this morn­
company, who is now in this city, re­ kl il waukee.
ed to procee«! with the work im m edi­ cal lines in the main.
ami
it is natural that the investing cap­ ing. presumably of heart disease.
ceive«! a telegram from Frank t urtiss,
ately.
italists after years of paternalism in Cook retire»! about 11 o'clock last
Quay made a strong effort to have a m em ler of the company, now at
M u r m s In M is s o u r i.
The basement and entire lower por­ the ad valorem rates on third-class wool Roasland, B. C ., which states that Cur­
the shape of protection should still ■ight, apparently in perfect health.
Kansas City, June 28.— A {»assenger
tion of the postofflce building in Port­ a<lo{ited, but he was defeated, 18 to 41. tiss’ wife, who also was a metnl»er of
clin g to it. The voice« from the South At 2 o ’clock this morning N ight Clerk
train on the M.. K. A T. road near
Of Efer Kind io Mj Ltie of Goods.
.......WASCO, OBEGON.
land, Or., was wrecked by a terrific ex­
crying for protection are voices that Cochran was »«ailed to his room and
The committ«-« rates were then the company, and known on the stage
plosion of gas Monday. The head jani­ agr«***l to, viz: Four cents p«-r |x»und as Pauline W illiam s, was kill«*! in a Montrose ran Into box cam that had have been ini|»orted into that section found him suffering from nausea, but he
tor, whose thoughtlessness cause«) the on third-class w«»ol valn**l at 10 cents mine shaft at Rossland. The oou|>le l»een blown from a sliding, and killed from protection nurture»! New England roon recovered, and declined to have a
an unknown man who had sought sh el­
ave now on hand a large stock of Harness snd Saddles. Collars. Bridles. explosion by taking a lighted candle or less per pound, and 7 cents per
physician called.
About 5 o'clock
were married in San Francisco two ter in the ears. Mrs. Rickabaugh was ami are not the voices of Southerners.
Koi*«. Brushes, Curry Combs, Ac., Ac. Any person ,n new! of anythin J into the basement, was severely bnrne«i
t
»K«hran
went
to
Cooke’s
room and
•
•
•
The
protectionists
in
the
pound on third-class wool value»! above w«*eks ago, am! were «m their wedding
v line will save money by giving me a call before purchasing elsewhere.
a i>oat the head and arms.
A clerk in 7 cents per pound. The schedule was tri,». The identity of the girl is not instantly killt*! by lightning near A l­ South are those who have left the sterile found he was dead. Cooke was a na­
the stamp department was also hurt, complete«! up to paragraph 364, relat­ known, even to her hushan 1, who asks bany while sitting at her window. A l­ hills of New England and wandered tive of Iowa, and was 48 years old.
bert Rouster, a farmer, was also kill«*!
but not seriouslv.
down south to broaden their field of
ing to cloths, knit fabrics, etc.
W illiam s for information.
by lightning near St. Charles.
The Hawaiian Islands show a sur­
operation. ”
An official denial has been made at
plus revenue of $83.627.26 for last year.
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r
g
l
n
a
l
n
g
»
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f
a
K
»
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u
l
u
l
l
u
a
.
Madrid of the statem ent that the U nit­
D a u n t le » » F i l i b u s t e r » R e le a s e d .
This assertion that the Southern votes
New York. June 28.— A dispatch to
Madrid, June 28.— Disturbances have
A r m e d B a n d it » a t l . e a d v l l i * .
ed States government has sent a fresh the Journal from Havana says: A dis­
Key West, Fla., June 28.— The crew which have l»een cast for the protective
note to the government of Spain on the patch from Placeta* insists that the taken place at Oviedo, capital of the and Cubans who were arreste«l on board tariff bill or for es,»ecially protective
Lea»lville, June 28.— A hand ol
Charles Slade—SLADE A COOLEY, PROPRIETORS-J. O. Cooley.
Mubjeet of Cuba.
Spanish province of that name. The ihe Dauntle.*«, were to«iay discharge«!* features proposed or a<lo(»t«*l, were cast arm«*! men have just beeu re{»orte»l in
backlioue of the revolution in the Santa
Two dead iMsiies, those of D. W. (Tara district is broken. It also de­ gendarmes who were detai led to sup­ on Ihe ground that there was no ev i­ by men not natives of that section__ tha vicinity of the Johnny niiue. They
press th«» disorders fire«l upon the riot- dence to show they were a military or­ carpet-baggers— is al»s«»lutely untrue.
Bradley and P hillip Patterson, hav«
are believed to be baud its.
Sheriff
clares that a majority of the Moneaga-
been taken out of the wrecked Mulhol­ doe insurgent forces are without arms; era, killing two workmen and wound­ ganization or intended to com m it acts
It is apparent from the examination rt Mahoney and a large {»»wise have gone
land block at Watertown, 8. D. The that all lack m unitions, an<l are suffer­ ing five others. A renewal of the dia- hostile to Spain.
of the personal history of the Demo­ to the scene.
zicated within 1<X) feet of the depot.
New building,
injure«! who were rescued are: David ing from scurvy and sm all|iox. Their turbanoe is fear«*l.
crats from the South who have vote«!
A
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l
l
f
u
l
o
f
I
t
a
l
i
a
n
S
t
r
ilt
e
r
»
.
H aag uw t h a H ca ffo ld .
vthing first-class. Commodious rooms, well and neatly kept. Table supplied Waterhouse, who will .lie; Henry Zeck,
for the protective features of the tariff
fo«jd supplies are said to l»e fast dim in­
M il« l i r l l S a ils f o r K u r u p » .
the best the market affords.
F ayetteville, W. Va.. June 28.—
Trenton, N. J ., June 28.— One hun­ bill, that in every case they are natives
S. McDowell and Mrs. Austin. It is ishing on account of the activity of the
Washington, June 28. — Ex-Senator dred striking Italians at Morrisville
ProprieUirs of Hotel will meet all trains. Special attention to commercia believe«! there are more b«xli.*s in the
* lark Lewi« was hang«*! here t»»»lay.
Spanish columns engugt*I in the destruc­ Mitchell has sail«*I for Prance aud w ill were arrested today, and placed in the of that section ami life long Democrtas, H e sang on the s»affold. Lew is was
?lers. “tages leave for Goldendale and Moro every morning.
ruins.
ami
the
Populists
who
voted
for
thè
tion of the crops.
return w ith Mrs. Mitchell.
lockup.
hang«*! foi the murder of C hailes G ib­
bill are all natives of the South.
About 80,000 pounds of tea brought
son.
C o u ld N o t B o a r A d v e r s ity .
to San Francisco since the 1st May has
The same rule in most cases applied
T u b a c r o K s p u rt» P e r m it t e d .
H o ffm a n W a » M u r d e r e d .
W h e re th e P e o p le S to
not bee:i allowed to be imported, be­
Los Angeles, June 28.— Frank D.
to the 50 Republicans from the South.
K i l l e d k y H I» B r o t h e r
New Orleans, June 28.— The Times-
San Francisco, June 28.— The coro­ The Republican ¡»arty has iu cougr«*ss
cause it did not come up to the stand Fiali, a real estate man, who has met Demoorat has information through
Telluriilge, Colo., June 28.— Richard
ard of quality established by the secre­ with business reverses of late, com m it­ Third Assistant Secretary of State ner’s inquest into the mysterious death ttk’av a greater aumtsar of members P. Bennett was shot and killed in hi«
tary of the treasury in April. The Im­ ted suicide this morning by shooting Gradler, at W ashington, to the effect of Isaac Hoffman was concluded this from s«»uth of Mason and Dixon's line saloon by Etuanuel Bennett, his broth­
porters are protesting.
him self in the head. He leaves a wife. that Minister Taylor has telegraphed morning, the jury leturning a verdict than ever before, with the possible ex er. The shooting wa» the result of ill-
E. A. M cllhenny, a well-known nat­
from Madrid that an order had been to the effect that deceased wa« mur- oeption of a «ingle congreaa shortly af
feeling that had existed Itetween the
D a a v a r 1C I o r I In n F r a u d » .
lectric L ights in Every Room
seut
by cable to Havana, allow ing ship­ der«*l at the ham]« of «orne perron un- ter the close of the war.
uralist, is in San Francisco equipping
brothers for three UHMiths, a r is in g out
Denver, June 28.—The special grand
an expedition to make scientific explo­ jury investigating the allege«! frauds in ments of all tobacco purchased in Cuba known to the jury
of differences whiefh caused Emanuel
B r i t a i n ' » Se<-nn«l U l d a a t Mb Ip .
Call Bells.....
rations and obearvatlont in extreme the city election returned 58 indict­ by Americans.
Great Britain’s second oldest ship to sell his interest iu the business to
K o « - h < t r lllln g C u n t e s t lu G r a n d F o r k « .
Northern Alaska. The expedition w ill
in the commission, the Grampus, built Richard.
G u a t e m a l a J o la s t h e V 'n lo a .
m ents against 18 election officers
The
Grand Forks, B. C., June 15.— In in 1784, has l»cen rold to be broken up.
proceed direct to Point Barrow, Here name« have not been made public.
Teguciealpa, Honduras, June 28.— A
In the British museum library the
the rockdrilling contest W ednesday, i It has been use»! for many years as a
a station for supplies w ill be estab­
Union Telegraph Co.
treaty for the provisional union of the
Callahan and Lynoh, from the W elling­ powder hulk at Portsmouth. Nelson's books that are present«*! are yellow in
lished, and the party w ill remain frost ! The entire coast line of the globe
GE LINES.
five republics of Central America has
ton camp, won the first priae, drilling Victory is the only older ship in the oolor, those that are purchase»! are red,
one to two years.
I measures 156,(HR) miles.
been signed by Guatemala.
and thoes bound in blue denote that
< 87 inches in 16 ininutea
'service.
they oarne by copyright.
..B A N K E R S .
First National Bank
MRKCTOM;
The Dalles National Bank!
J. H. BERG ER,
O’LEARY
' Inspector of Sherman Go.
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