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F ro m
a ll P a r t s o f th e N ew
a n d O ld W o rld .
COUNTY, OBEGON,
DEATH
K lg h t e n t
IN
DYEA
PA SS.
I* m .
U t-ra B u n , - ,I I n d e r a M u a -
» t v r A » a la u < -|i« *.
Port Tow nsend.Nept. 27 — The steam
er Pioneer, which left the Sound Sep-
tember 12 w ith the bark Shirley in tow
for Skaguay, returned at 1 o'clock this
morning, having made the run down
in
hoars.
The Pioneer brings d o w n a story of a
■now or landslide between Sh«*ep Camp
ami Chilkoot pass last Sunday morning
in wbieli 18 men at«- »up}Mis«>d to liave
lost tliier lives; only one laalv hail b«*en
found, that of a man named Chnvn.-ki,
cousin of J«a» Cboynski, the prizefighter.
The 15 or 18 men sup|><ie«sl to la» lost
were packers on the Dyea trail, ami
they iiad upwards o f $ 3 0 , 0 0 0 in their
possession.
There are many here who do not 1 e-
lieve the story, as it is very early in the
season for snow slides. Officers of the
Pioneer sav the story was brought to
Skaguay Sunday evening by three men,
who t«»ld it in such a thrilling manner
1 as to leave no doubt as to its truthful
ness. They descnlxsi the avalanche as
consisting of rocks, ice and dirt, the
mass having l>cen l«M»s«*ned by the re
cent unprecedented hard rain which
has been fallling continuously for the
past month.
A ll the bridges on the Skaguay river
have b,»en washed out and the river is
a raging torrent.
W. W. Sprague, of Tacoma, who
start«*»! eight weeks ago with a three-
years’ outtit, returned from Skaguay on
the Pioneer.
The steamer A1 Ki, a week overdue
freui Alaska. arriv«»l this morning at
4 o clock. She carrie»! a large li*t of
men r,-Miming from Skaguay. who were
unable to cr»i«s the pass. The snow i«
s«x inches ,ieep at Lake Bennett, ami
three inch»» fell on the summit o fC h il-
koot pass last Saturdav.
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M oro, a b e rm a n c o u n ty . Or
f ir e m en
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the
rescue .
So-
An
t h e POLITICAL FIGHTS IN VARI
A tt e m p t to B u r n a N e w
b rh o o l F ru a tra te d .
O r le a n s
Olympia. Wash., 8ept. 27.—The su
O U S STA TES THIS FALL.
New Orleans, Sept. 27. — Efficient
preme court today affirmed jmigment
work
by tbe fire department in the face
in the case of Nathaniel R. Swinburne,
t o B e F o r e c lo s e d .
refl|iondent, vs. the Sheriff of P ie r c e 1‘ r o a p e e ta o f K a p u b l i e a n S u e » » « * A r » of the attack of a mob enable»! the de-
, partment to save the main portion of
county, ap]K*llunt—a case that involve»)
G o « d , r r n v ld iu g
L ra d e ra
Do
Not
tfie Beauregard school building, which
B R IE F AND INTERESTING ITEMS
K n ro m « D » » r -C o n H d » n t A ll E » » n ta
I HE COMPANY M ILL REORGANIZE the b»galitv or application »if the act
was fire»j last night by rioters, wno ob
l>aMed by the last legislature relating
T e n d to a R e p u b l l r a n V i c t o r y .
( o lle c tio n * m a d e a t a ll p o in ts o n fa v o ra b le
jected to having the structure convert
USTICB OF THE PEACE,
to
the
sale
of
property
under
execution
te » m s s i g h t r i r h u i i g v a n d te le g r a p h :,’ trail*-
E. F. PaaaoNs, spe»-ial CorreapowdenL
ed into a yellow fever hospital. Only
f r r s «old o u New Y o rk . • h i a g o . m . L o u ts. .-an C o m p r e h e n s i v e R e v ie w o f t h
1 in p o r t -
Sherm an « » u n ty .
Th» Guv •» rio u e n t W i l l L o a » S o m e t h in g and decree, ami the confirmation of
Washington, D. C.—There is an the annex and one end of the structure
rratieiMX», 1‘o rtla t d , rile 1 »alles a m i v a rio u s
sheriffs’
sales.
a n t llu |> |M -n h ig » o f I lit* C u r
IHJiuts iu O re g o n a n d W a s h in g to n .
• »rrson.
awakening this month in the political were reduced to ashes.
41»» T w e n t j r - r i v e M i l l i o n iu
The case waa appealed from the sn-
ren t W e e k .
ntion given to all C ollections en-
campaigns in the various states and an
After the mass m eeting of citizens
I h » T r a n »a,-1 In n .
perior court of P ie r c e county, when a
!«•. l i tu i» re a a o ita b lv . P r o m p t re- J. 8. -CHKXK,
increased interest iu prospective re held Last night a riotous crowd gathered
Commander Booth-Tucker has ar
il. M. B call .
V W a tk in s B u ild in g , V p atate* .
peremptory
writ
of
mamlamua
was
P res ili, nt.
»'ashter.
Chicago, 8ept. 27 — A B(«cial to the
sults.
rived in Denver to com plete the ar
around tfie building and openly threat
granted against the sheriff, command
Tribune from Washington says:
In Ohio, Iowa, Kentucky, Maryland, ened at the first opportunity tliat thev
rangements for establishing a Salvation
K iusk M asara
ing
him
fo
proceed
with
the
sale
under
The I nion Pacific reorganization
New Nork, New Jersey and Massa* would tire ¡L
Army colony in the Arkansas valley.
com m ittee proiosition for the settle a ipecial execution and order, issued on clnisetts there are interesting elections,
.EFEE
Throughout yesterday evening Sister
In Joseph Havward’s saw m ill, near
ment of the company’s debt to the June 24, 1897, in the case of Swinburne inq-ortant in one way or another in Agnes and a number of other bisters of
T h e D a lle s , Or.
Ma con, Mo., a large boiler exploded
vs.
Delane,
and
to
advertise
certain
I uited States w ill I k ? accepted, the
their relation to national politire. In Charity, together w ith help from the
A general banking business transact and killed three workmen, Charles
B AT LAW
government mortgage w ill be fore mortgaged property for sale to satisfy Ohio a senator is to lx» electe»i bv the hospital, bad been putting tfie building
ed. de{»osit? receive«!, subie, t to eight Heator, Walter Ferguraon and Albert
closed, the road sold and the cumpuuy the jmigm eni in the sai»l cause, w ith legislature to be cluisen; in Iowa there in order for the reception of yellow
draft or check.
Nost. The m ill was blown to frag
reorganize»!. This statem ent is made out appraisement or without requiring is to be chosen a portion of the leg isla fever patients.
Col lections
made
and
p rocédé ments.
xk
T h e D a lle » . O r
either the judgment creditor or debtor
on the highest authority.
promptly remitted on day of collection.
ture which will two Tears hence ele«»t a
At nightfall Surgeon Bloom, of the
The graduates of the deaf, dumb and
Sight and telegraphic exchange ¡»old
For several »lays past the president to fix a value upon tfie mortgage»! prop successor to Senator Gear; in New Jer hospital, tfie sisters and others had
RAwanaia.
R R. H«<saiN«*>s.
blind
asylum
at
Berkley,
Cal.,
have
erty
us
a
minimum
{»ric
e
for
sale,
am]
on New York, San Francisco and Port
has had conferences with the represen
sey a {.art of the legislature which been warned that they had better leave
>DALE & HOSK1NSON
land.
organize*»] a novel society. Its purpose
tatives
of th«» company and w ith the to proce«?»l at once uuder tfie old law electa a successor to Senator Smith is the building. They did so, and made
D IR E C T O R S :
regarding such sales, without regard to
is to influence wealthy i»eople, and. if
attorney-g »neral, and before be left
D» Is* chosen; in New York the politi their way through a dense crowd of
ATTORNEY-AT LAW
D. P. T h OMPSOX, J SO. S . S t’ H B X C K ,
l<ossible, the federal and state govern
the recent act o f the leig-lature regulat
w aahington he agreed to the sale »if the
cal complexion of Greater New York panic-stricken citizens. Then a small
E
d . M. W illiams . G eo . A. L ikbs
ments. in establishing «eholarships for
t a l e . < 'o ll» » tl> > n a n ,l lu s u r a n c e
road and its reorganization upon tfie ing such matters.
< ity for an indefinite term is to lie de foree of police was ordered to the scene.
H. M. B eall .
A t - I K ’I .
the blind in leading »ducatioanal in sti
The respondent oontended:
basis which the reorganization «xmimit-
termine«!; in Maryland a legislature \A h ile the police were engaged in a t
.‘act o f T itle s a n d C o n v e y a n c in g
tutions.
F irst— That neither tfie title nor tfie
a .-p e n a lty .
tee
suggested.
The
announcement
of
which is to select a successor to Senator tempting to quell the riotous crowd in
ro , S h e r m a n « ..u n ty . O re g o n ,
The U nited States steam ship San
the decision may be looked for at au body of the act sustained the conten G o m a n will lie elecu d , while in N e front of the building, two incendiaries
i c t f u l l y s o lic it h u 'i u e - s in u u r lin e ,
tion
that
the
law
applies
to
foreclosure
Francisc'O, the flagship of the Enrojiean
h a t p ro m p tn e « « w h ic h a lw a y s fo llo w s
early date. It w ill ooms in an order
braska and Kentucky the currency issue with a five-gallon can of oil proceed»-»!
© C O m I I m C i t y . O r r i f o u -
ati«>n to m a tte r» o f th i s c h a r a c te r ,
squadron. has arrived at Tangier,
f»»r foreclosnre issued by the president of mortgages.
has drawn the line sharply la-tw^en the to the rear and quickly had the build
i»f o u r a b ili; • to h a n d le th e s a m e iu
Second—
That
it
was
not
the
intent
«at» » facto ry to a ll.
Morooco, in order to investigate and
to the secretary of the treasury.
fiat heresy and the sound inouev m-n ing in flam»*s.
k ’»son is j ri’tkared to tr y cause» in President
Z. F. MOODY obtain redress, if n«*o«*ssary, for the re-
The agreement to which President of tfie legislature to m a k e tfie law retr»>- of whatever former {»arty.
. »tat,- and fe tle ra l.
An alarm was turned in, but -the first
Cashier ..
M. A. MOODY ported flogging of American citixens at
McKinley has agreed to give his sanc active; an»i
Naturally, information from all neighboring engine bad scarcely arrive«!
Tfiinf—
That,
if
the
law
does
apply
Mogador, an,I also to enforce the prom
tion is the same which was submitted
these states drifts to Washington. when the hose was cut. When other
M. SMITH
ise»! settlem ent of former claim s of the
G eneral B a n k in g B u siness
to congress by President Cleveland to neirtgages and it was intended to lie Members of congress and politicians engines arrive«! their hose was also de
United States against Morocco.
last January. I nder thia agreement retroactive, that fiortiou relating to a come and go aud from them is had the stroyed by the moh.
T ra n sa cted
Chief (vaster
YSICIAN AND SURGEON.
the reorganisation oommitree w ill bid year's stay «if sale an<! the provision for best information on the situation as to finally arrived with a squad of officers,
The inexorable discrim nating law of
for the road under a foreclosure sale, fixing a valuation are unconstitutional, their own states, arid a consensus of which beat the moh back.
Sight exchange sold on New York, China, which condemns a |>araci le to
b»-» ause obnoxiou- to section 10 of ar
the
sum of $45,000,000.
death
by
the
slicing
p
iw
ess,
whether
the general situation may thus be
. h e D r u g S t o r e ...
San Francisco, Portland. Or.
ticle I of the oanetitution of tfie United f«»r me»!.
In
order
to
give
an
intelligible
state
he
be
the
|<erpetrat»»r
of
a
w
ilful
crime
EX PLO SIO N IN A MINE.
V ollections made on favorable terms
M «»rn, OlWfM at all accessible points.
ment «if what this bid will mean to the Statee regarding in te r m e n t of eon-
or the victim of an accident, is terribly
That tfie »aithiok for republican suo-
Unite»! States, it is ne-es-ary to enter tracts.
illustrated by a «rsse now vexing the
cae is go«si everywhere goes without sav <,B * * ( • “ B i l l e d , T h r e e F a t a l l y a a d S l i
Regarding the fir«t contention, the
VOGEL
T
h
»
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l
o
r
y
4
u
r
r
u
b
u
r
a
t
»
d
.
S e v e r e ly l a j u r e d .
people of Shanghai. A boy of 11 was
briefly Into the history of the Union
ing. That there is still danger to the
supreme «xiurt holds that it was evi
Pacific obligation to the government.
swinging some article about his head in
Port Townsend, W ash., Sept. 2 7 .-
l*MrLT. however, in every state, is
Marion,
111., SepL 27.— One man
dently
the
lutent
to
include
mortgages
R e fr a c tio n a n d D e fe c ts o f
The principal debt of the Union
t-qnally true.
play, when it hapi^ned to strike his < aptain Neilson, master of the tug
was killed, three fatally injured, and
as
w
ell
as
mortgages
sold
under
execu
th e K y a .
mother, who »iie*«l from the effects of Pioneer, o orroton tes the story of the Pacific to the United States w.«« $35,-
Danger in every state? Yea. Dan six severely burned and bruise»! by an
nson, cor.
the blow. He was cundemne»! to be snow slide. »,r more appropriately, land 539,512. A portion of this has not vet tion. Also, that it wa- the intention ger in Ohio, in rock-ribbed Iowa, in explosion of gas m tfie W illiams county
rireet,
P o rtla n d .
sliced to death, and. though efforts have slide. in the neighborhcMxl of Sheep been advance»! by the United States. of the legislature to make the provi prosi«rity-b)es«ed Nebraska, in K en coal mine today. An unknown miner
The interest paid by the government sion« o* this act retroactive.
k n o w n to re » id e n ts o f t-h e r-
been made to save him from tins fear Camp. Captain Nelson says:
tucky, Maryland. New York—every ie still imprisoned in the shaft, and
In holding the act unconstitutional where.
w „ rk is g u a r a n t e e d to g iv e
amounts to $36,954,893. The wh.de
G
R
A
S
S
V
A
L
I
EY
.
OR.
ful
end,
so
far
they
have
not
been
suc
“
Three
men
came
to
>kagoay
l^ach
was undoubtedly killed instantly. Tbe
»cal p a ^ e fo r a n n o u n c e m e n t.
in ita application to contracts made
cessful.
W hv? Be»-aase there is too much dead man is F rank Farrar, an Italian
Sunday night with a story tLjat at in d e b te in o t on the 1st day of July.
prior
to
the
passage
of
the
act,
the
Because the republican* miner, asphyxiated.
A dispatch from Vienna save that sheep Cantp that morning at 3:So 1897, was $70,494,405. Tfie sinking court deTotes ««»me attention to the confidence.
Pl NINKHft CARDS.
the steamer Ika. with a crew of 10. o ’clock a peculiar sound from thesouth- fund of the Union Pacific in the hands principle of the inviolability of con are throwing up their hats and saying,
Tbe injured are: G. G rieti, burne«I
P’ans and «estimates furnished for all
ami carrying 50 Australian {»»«.engere. w w t side of ik e mountain was beard, of the treasurer of the United States on tracts. which is founded upon bonestv “ We've got it all our own way this by the explosion, w ill die; Peter Cas
sizes
and
styles
of
buildings.
All
work
. V. O ’LE A R Y
was entering the port at Fihm e, on and before the residents of the camp the same day was $17,738.309. After and gool faith, -upported in ethics as time, boys.” Be»-ause there ia danger per, burne«! internally, w ill die; Joe
is warranted to give »atiifavtion.
the river Flumara. w hile the bora was coaid fully dress they found them selves deducting the sinking fund, which is well as law. Il the value of a contract that the belief that the farmers and Barlow, driver boy, crushed about the
blowing hard, when she collided with t»»iiig rapidly borne d»»wn the canvon an asset of the c»uu|»anT in the hands of is deteriorated or lessened by the pas the workingmen are em{.loved and f ead, w ill die.
the English steamer Tira, which was on a mass of moving debris from the th«* L utted States for the pupr»a*e of sage of an act, the obligation of tbe act happy is going to lead too many repub- I A sh ift of 45 men went down th£
ieaving. The bows of the Ika were mountain side. The majority of the paying the debt of the Union Pacific is m«»et certainly impaired. It is a licans to nelgect their duty. That tbe main shaft in the cage at 7 o’clock thia
stove in and she sank in two minute«. nwidents of Sheep Camp escaped, a l to m {»any to the government, the sum principle of law that the law which is drift is all in the «Jirection of republi morning. They had proceeded only a
K n t l» d j» . O re g o n
Boats hastily put o f f and sav«d the though the entire towu was almost of $28.015,850 remains to lie {mid. in existence at the tim e a contract is canism ia true. That the people see short di»tan»*e up the main gangwav
That is the only sum which the Fitx-
tliat Bryan and his silver [artv made a when the lamp on the leader's cap ig
captain and seven others, bat most of wholly destroyed.
made be»x»nies a {»art of the oontract.
’■ Lia. Deputy. Rufus, Or.
«lei.berate effort to de»*eive them last nited a large body of gaa A terrible
l a G r a * * V a lle y , O re g o a ,
"The slnle struck the town in the g»rald reorganization com m ittee, as it
the
i«as«»engers
{»eriehed.
The
casualty
In this case it was expressly stipulate»!
’h-puty, Grass Valley. Or.
took place in full view of thousands northern part, where nearly all the is known, w ill be required to pay the in tbe mortgage that the law in force year is undoubte»fly tbe fact. But the explosion resu!te«L Farrar and the un
ox, Deputy, Kent, Or.
E. C. Mahanv.......
government
dem«k-rats are not asleep—they are ac known miner were kn»xke»i down, the
packers
were
qnarlered
in
tents
and
who crowded the pier in the greatest
The low to the government isth e dif- at the tim e the rentract was m ale tive, vigilant and they are con»iu»*ting latter being buried under a mass of
sleeping the sleep of hard, overworked
P rac tica l m e c h a n ic , eat»«Me o f d o ing excitem ent and alarm.
should become a ¡«art of tbe contract,
betwoei. $
a ll k in d of • a rp en ter w o rk and » o o 4 re
a still bunt tor votes tliat will surprise broken timbers and rocks. Those who
Ao?ording to E Baldwin, the well- men. The main juirt of the slide from
but in the ahreno? of such stipulation
p a ir in g ha» established a» above and re
the
net
amount
due
the
government
n
the republican leaders unless thev are were able to crawl back to the foot of
the
mountain
missed
>heep
Camp
s p e c tfu lly aoU 1» a »bare of th e pobPe
known authority on polar expeditions,
the
effect
would
be
the
same.
Under
patronage.
I n a ll ea«ea »al.a fa rU u n
awake
and plan to arouse every man the shaft signalled for tfie cage, which
prtiper,
although
from
the
r e |a » r t very round numbers, and the $$8,000,000,
there are many reasons for believing
gu aranteed.
making a kws of nearly $25,000,000 in the law. when the contract was made, am! get him enthusiastically into tfie had fieen blown to the surface by the
L Iiniger.
Mar«, Oregon
Andree, the Swedish aeronaut, is now little of the t»»wn remains. Packers’
the
mortgagee
had
a
right
to
the
sale
round numbers, a»\x>rdiug to the figur
fight. Tfie tide is all running in the force of the explosion.
on his return trip from the polar re camp was wholly carried away, and it
ing of the opponents of the agreement. of this land at once upon the issuance r.ght direction, but this very fact is I Rescuers descended, and «»x>n all the
is
in
ijossib
le
to
learn
the
full
names
of
gions, ami may soon be h«-ard from.
and Most Commodious
The agreement for the forecloaure of his execution, subject onlv to re I ¡aide to lead to neglect on the {»art of injuna! men were brought to the sur-
the unf»>rtunat*»e. as they were all
. Mayor Phelan, of San Francisco, haa.
sale
also contains a prevision for the dem ption. Tins was a valuable right, - me reiu l . cat:« and to dissensions in face. Afterdamp followed the explo
House in Moro.
known by surnames Mich as Jack, Jim ,
F. E. BROWN, P roprietor .
in a very pointe») way. warm! the hoard Dick, etc.
reorganization «if the Union Pacific and was no doubt taken into consider the party ranks elsewhere. And in sion, and put a stop to the search for
p t . G o o d H e a l» , G o o d R ed » .
of eiucation that if it does not keep
Railretad to m {any and its Kansas Pa ation by the judgment creditor, or in this there is »ianger.
The
cause
of
the
slide
was
reported
the takjy of the unknown miner.
strictly w ithin the letiei of the law ib
GRANT. WASCO AND MORO
cific
branch
The re»>rgamzation com this case the mortgagee. The law now
From Ohio «omes word that the dem
to be the a»*tion of heavy rains on the
customers carefully attended
compels
him
to
wait
more
than
a
year
the matter of appropriations it mav lie
A l l Q w l« t a t H a i l e t o a .
ocrats are trying to run away from
h ills where a sort of reservoir was m ittee consists of la»uis Fitzg»»rald.
tage of the public is respect-
after judgment before he can have the
ousted from office, as was the b»jard of
Hazleton. Pa., Sept. 27.— Tbe coron
Jacob
H.
Schteff,
T.
Jefferson
t
’oo-
their
platform,
made
onlv
two
months
formed,
which
body
of
water
forced
the
led by the management.
•upervisora.
same m ale, and, says the oourt. it
land down into the basin below. Never li.lge, jr.. t hauncev M. Depew, Marvin seems beyond controversy that, as to ago. This is not surprising, for silver er's jury investigating the death of tbe
Three daughters of Preston Howard
has fallen 15 per cent in value even in Lattimer victim s met again and heard
before have such heavy rains b»-en ex H ughitt and Oliver Ames. The cap
ant«»«.'edent contracts, this provision of tliat short time. On July 10th one
were burned to death in their home at
additional testimony. Nothing new
italisation
of
the
new
c»»m|anr
un.ier
I-ertenced by old Indians iu the neigh
Port Alm a. Ont. The rw t of the fam
the Fitzgerald plan w ill b e $100,000.- the law is Toid.
ounce of silver was worth in New York was adduced. After a half dozen w it-
borhood of Ch i I kuot pas«. ’ ’
POPULAR PASSEBBEB ROUTE.
ily escaj»ed from the burning building.
< a n a fa c tn n r of and Ufcaerin
60.6 rents. Now it is worth only 52 j cesses had been examined. Coroner
M . W. S p r a g u e , o f T a c o m a , r e tn r n - OoO. 4 jer cent' bunds. $75.000.18*» of
D » r » n c e v a t t h e G o ld » « G a t « .
I am prepare! to offer first-« las* ac- The girls w»-re aged 18, 10 and 8 years. ing from Skaguay
preferred stock and $61.000,000 of c»»m-
rent? an«l still falling. No wonder that McKee cl«a»*d the inquest and the jury
J»ass,
V
e
r
it
ie
s
t
h
e
Whips,
San
Francisco,
Sept.
27.—
The
U
n
it
conimodations to the traveling public One of them had escape,!, but met her
retired. They w ill meet tomorrow to
m»m stock.
with easy »oacheg. good teams and ec- death in returning to assist her sisters. above rejorL
ed State« engineer« in charge of tne they are ashamed of their platform and deliberate and decide upon a verdict.
es,
Spars,
want
to
get
away
from
it
when
in
two
commodating drivers.
FOOD SHORTAGE INEVITABLE. harbor fortifications of San Erancsico
A cting U|on the request of the se»re-
It was the intention of General Gobin
idles,
THE UMPIRE C H O SEN
lkatk ».
Stirraps.
have directed that a survey be made months after its enunciation the metal to order the withdrawal of part of the
ABKIVK»
tarv of agriculture the treasury depart-
which
it
adv«x«ates
as
money
falls
15
^ ’’trs,
C a p t a l a T u t t l » '« K » p u r l
( o B < i l t | u u a on tbe shore line on the routh side of
Shaps.lc. • w » ra *>. n t. o
M gn
m ilitia, but the rain interfered. Bat
.1 1 » A. M m eat has requested the secretaty of
i:
W a, co.
the bay. a:i l the Golden (»ate. from |x*r cent in value. Tliat the republi tery C, of the artillery, broke camp
40.UU A. ■ state to instruct all the consular officers F i f t h A r b i t r a t o r o f t b » K r i t l e h V » « » .
in t h » N v r t h .
Moro
is a n d W agon C overs.
I G ra n :
1:
cans
of
the
state
w
ill
Dot
let
them
get
« Jw r M
»«»eia I t o u n d a r j .
Black point to Point Lob»«. The j ur-
Washington, Sept. 27. — Captatu
S tric t a ttc n tc .B w ilt be g ive n to a ll bu «i»ei» of the L nited States to refuse authenti
away tro in it gu«-s without saying— if to lay and returned to Phoenixville,
W ashington. Sept. 27. — A final de Tuttle, in command of the cutter B«*ar poee of the survey, which has just be
entr.i>te»l to m y care. Express and o th e r paca-
cation of invoioes of hides of meat
they are wise. That they will sweep where tomorrow, weatte«*r permitting,
agea p ro m p tly d eLvered .
»inds of repairing promptly
gun
and
will
be
«*001
pleted
a
w««ek
cattle from districts m which anthrax cision has been reached by the arbitra of the Behring sea patrol, in a re|x>rt
the
state now that they have the enemy the 11th and 12th regiments w ill leave.
and neatly done.
exists.
to r s who are to determine the Britiah- to the secretary of the treasuiy. gives hence, is to accurately locate the forts
Tbe governor’s troop toured the re
«»n
the
run also g»»es without saying— if
The unclaimed jew els ami curios to Venezuela boundary line as to the fifth an official account of the reacue of Uaj - for tbe information of tbe war depart they are not too conffdeet.
gion today. Tbe city troop of P h ila
e c o n d S t., N ear M oody’s W areh o u se
ment.
the value of $150.000 which were found arbitrator, or umpire, who is to act t a m W hitesides, his wife and a numt>er
The factional fights in the republican delphia w ill return home next week.
Army and navy officers here think
in the ruins after the tire at the charity with him. His name is for the present of the crew of the steamer Nevarch,
ranks
in Maryland being now over All was quiet in the region tixlay.
It is not Baron Coorcel, which was caught in the ice pack off the harbor defense* are now sufficient
Stage and Epress Line.
bazaar in the Rue deG oujon, have l-e«n withheld.
there
is
g«xsl reason to hope that the
Saleid« of * Di*<rar«a Benaann.
sold at auction. The money realized whose name has been mention«*»! in this Icy ta p e , July 30, au.l also reports as ly well advanced to stand off any fleet {»arty w ill fall into line and w ith the
San
Francisco. SepL 2?.—The steam
that
Spain
or
J
a
|«
n
could
put
into
ac
J. A. W E S T .....................Proprietor
connection,
nor
King
Oscar
of
Sweden,
will remain bonded for SO years, alter
to the
condition of affair* at St.
tion here, and they are strong enough aid of tiie gold democrat? and anti-Gor er Moans, from Sydney, via Honolulu,
who was to name the umpire only in Michaels.
which
all
the
money
unclaimed
goes
to
MORO, OREGON.
man men win the tight for the legisla »rrived tiris morning witii the folllow-
case the arbitrators failed to agree. An
the state.
The Bear reached 8L Michaels Au with the assistance of the batteries of ture. It is now generally conceded in
ing Hawaiian advices, under date of
tfie
Monterey
and
Monadnock
type
and
agreement
waa
reached
w
ithout
the
Congress w ill be asked at its coming
gust 28, where about 300 miners were
Maryland tliat Gorman, say whatever
session to make a large appropriation n«*cessity of calling on the Swedish aov- found camping on the beach. On ar with the aid «if t«»rped»»es to make a he w ill, would vote with the silver men September 16:
for the manufacture of modern high- ereign. The umpire is an Eurofiean, rival ( aptain Tuttle receive«! requests splendid fight against the f<est fi«*et in the senate. Tfiis being the case tfie ' Woolf, a seaman on board of the
power gur.s to be installed for service but this is said to Is* without signifi from the Alaska Commercial Company England would be likely to semi here. sound-money democrats in the state are Philadelphia, disrate») and «xmfiDed in
the brig on a serious charge. »*ommitte«l
on board auxiliary cruisers of the cance, since no question involving the and the North American Trading Com
r u n l i h n i r n l o f k i n g o f K » n ln .
incline»! to again co-operate with the suici«ie on the 14th by hanging him self
Leave City Hotel, Moro, at 7 a. m
Monroe
doctrine
is
to
be
submitted
to
United States navy in tim e o f war.
pany to remain wtih his oommau»! at
Lagos. West Coast of Africa, Sept. republican?, as are also the strong ele
Monday, Wednesday and Friday.
W oolf
W ACON-W ORKINC
Captain Charles O’Neil, chief of the the tribunal. Tbe arbitrators on behalf St. Michaels until some means could be '27.— Drunatui, the king of B»*nin. who ment which can only be described by with the hammock lashings.
I^ave Um atilla House. The I *alles, at
was
ashore
last
Saturday
night
drink
of
Venezuela
are
Chief
Justice
Fuller
bureau
of
ordnance,
proposes
to
make
a
Bn.
devised to maintain law ami or»! 1er. haa been on trial at B»»nin City since , tbe term “ anti-Gorman. ”
7 a. m ., Tuesday, Thursday and S a tu -
Captain Dyer found
ha» nd
hM-r-de of Iron and Wood Re dav.
reoominemlation in bis furtooming an and Justice Brewer, of the supremt He was infortn«*d that »rating the sud- August last, w ith a nutufierof bis lead- j M hile the fight in New York relates ing heavily.
Woolf was guilty of disorderly conduct
tourt.
nual
report
that
at
least
$500,000
lie
•
leu
influx
of
people
Fare
for
the
round
trip,
>2
50;
one
were manv bad ing chiefs, charge»! with being «vn»vrn- to the mayoralty, it is for a first mayor and bringing disgrace upon the ship,
pairing at Short Notice.
way, |1.50. Freight 50 cents per 100, appropriate»! for this purpose. It is ea
characters, and previous to the arrival •>1 in the massacre of the unarm«*»! ex of the se»xtn»l largest city in the world,
A I4 v » « lo r k T r u s t.
and sentenced him to five days’ solitary
small packages. 15 and 25 cents. Or timate.1 that $3,000.000 w ill be re
W ashington, Sept 24.— A ssistant A t of the Bear, open threats had been pedition under Birtish Consul Phillip«, and to determine whether or not Tam confin«»ment on bread and water, at tfie
ders for freight or express pa« kages quired to equip with modern batteries
ma»le as to what they would do if the haa b»»«*n con»l«*mne»l to f* transporte»! many shall control Greater New York.
promptly and carefully attended to at the 28 steamers n»»w enrolled in the torney-General Boyd, of the depart
same tim e reducing hie rating from first
Oil” W ork Speaks for Its elf reasonable
ment of josti«*e, in charge of th«* cas«» transportation eowipany failed to get to Calabar, a slave settl«*m»*ut of Brit And if that splendidly manage»! politi to fourth class. The <mptain believes
rates.
government
service
as
auxiliary
them
up
the
Yukon.
This
was
ish
West
Africa.
Three
of
the
king's
cal
{»arty
does
get
control
of
that
great
tlU |« » S -
against the Booth Omaha Livestock
the man was insane.
cruisers.
chiefs were previously senten«*ed. Two organisation, it greatly endangers re
Exchange, says he is satisfit*»! the South sible with the means at hand.
S tr» » t C a r S t r lk » T h re a te n » « !.
Fire was discovered in the main
( aptain Tuttle says that navigation of th«*m were shot and their holies d is publican |>ros{<e«*t? in the entire state,
Omaha exchange was organised on
( hicag«.», SepL 27. — Dev«»lopments of
slope of m ine No. 2, at Stoekton, Ala. line« sim ilar to those of the Kansas would close in a few days ami tliat 12 play«»»! flanging in the streets for 24 in.lerinitely. So it i? {»reliable that the
the last 12 hours point to a general
Atxiut 100 men were employ»»,! in the
City exchange, w hich was a few days vess«»ls were then on the way to S t hours. Th«» third of these chiefs es- republican {«arty in New York City
The I>*ading Dealer in Sherman County
mine. At one* an alarm was given.
strike of all street car conductors, motor-
Michaels,
the
ni«»st
of
them
w
ith
{»as-
caped
a
sim
ilar
fate
by
com
m
itting
sui
will
«lecide
to
support
Seth
Low.
nom
ago declared a trust by Judge Foster of
In Hrst-claas “ Up-to-Date” ....................
A panic follow,*»! among the workmen
senger*. ami he thought if they did mit cide.
inated by tfie “ C itizens’’ organization. men and gripmen in the employ of the
the United States district court.
and hundreds gathered at the main en
For unless all th,»se op|»osed to Tam Chicago City Railway Company. From
return
on
the
vessels
which
brought
I he suits against Wetsern livestock
T y p h « tl< l W l p ii » a O a t a F a m i l y .
trance of the smoking mine, while
them,
much
suffering
must
result.
many
and free silver «»ombine on one the present outlook, the only block to a
exchanges begun under Attorney-Gen
Greensburg, Lid., Sept. 27.— An un
rescue parties were at once formed to
The captain decide»! to comply with usually pie»’11 liar case of family affiio- man. they cannot win. By refusing to general walkout would be the surren
eral Harmon, of th«* ( leveland adm in
der of General Manager Bowen and the
relieve the miners. More than 50 were
istration, but tbe present adm inistra the requests which had tw n made un tion is rejmrt«*»! from Forest H ill. Two so unite they give Greater New York
Of Ever Kind to I j Line of Goods.
reinstatement of 29 discharge»! men, to
gotten out from the various entrances
• WASCO. OREGON.
til
<
aptain
Hooper,
of
th«»
command
of
aud
{»reliably
New
York
state
over
to
tion is prosecuting them with all pua-
weeks sgo tfie eldest brother of Mrs.
without iiarm. Others were overcome lihle vigor.
the Behring sea fleet, could lx* com- F inley Sanderson die»l«»f typhoid fever tbe Tam many-silver democracy indefin gether with the re«xignition of tfie new
union by the «*ompany.
A general
by smoke ami fell by the ways id,*. Five
municat«*»! with.
A few »fays later her mother pisse»! itely.
K ill » < l l>y M I . M i K l . l h l » .
now on hand a large stock of Harness and Baddies, Collars Bridles men, who were working alxiut the
mass meeting of all the street car men
In concluding his report Captain away from the same disease, and the
A
prise
of
about
$250,
the
com
peti
•lies. Brushes, Curry Combe. Ac., Ac. Any person in need of anvthmg slojies beyond where the tire originate»!,
London, S» pt. 27.— A private d is Tutlte says that in his opinion th.» situ-
of the city has been called to take final
will eave money by giving me a call before purchasing elsewhere’
could not be reached, and it has b«»en patch from Rome says that alsiut 40 atmn on the Yukon this winter w ill be fever claimed her husband last Satur tion tor which is open to all nationali action. Thia c*ourse was decidtxl upon
regard«*! as certain that they are dead. persons were killed .«ml many otheis a very serious matter, and in bis jndg- day. Yestenlay she herself succumbed ties. has b«*«»ii offered by tfie Kealo tonight at a conferemre attended by 25
It is thought three or four others may injured by an earth slip at the sulphur ment the lim ited supply of food w ill to the malady, and now two of her Institute Iximhar«lo(Italy), “ for experi of the most prominent labor leaders in
children are lying at tfie point of ments elucidating tfie Maxwell eleetro- ( lncago and tbe executive »'omnrittee
be in the mine.
urines near G irgentt.
result iu statration.
uiag n«»tic theory.”
death.
of tbe kx'al street car m en’s union.
Arthur Jor<lan, a Scotch explorer,
T
r
a
i
n
P
l
u
n
g
e
d
I
n
t
o
a
K
i
v
»
r
.
W h e e l i n g C a r r i e * D ia p a t r h e a .
Australia, which last year produced
who claim s to be familiar with the
1 „ . T r >,Ua’ SepL 27— The steam ship
C u b a n * N ee d U u la la » .
Madras, Sept. 27. — Fhxxla have nillam«*tte saile-1 from Tacoma tonight
country between Spokane and the Klon
Ran Francisco, Sept. 27.— The gun 643.000,000 {»ounds of w « m >1, is likely to
arles Slade—SLADE & COOLEY, PROPRIETORS—J. O. Cooley.
Waaliington, SepL 27 — Colonel Au-
dike, will leave Spokane with six men, Wash««! away a bridge «in tbe Benga- for Skaguay and way ports, sh e w ill boat Wh«*eling sail«*»l for Honolulu to produce no more than half that in tfie
October 10, for the Yukon country. lore-Mysore railroad near Mad.lur. An carry to the north all the freight that night. She was obliged to fill vacan
r .i" ' " M
'•>•.
J. J. Browne is at the head of the syn- engine and live cars filled with passen ' can lie store«! in her hold ami
cies in her crew by drafting 40 men thousands from starvation on account that the latter has been ill from the
pile«l
of shortage in {»astursge, an.I the quan
, «licate which is outfitting the party to gers were precipitated into the river, U|«on her deck. The deck load
prevailing malarial fever.
He says
cont- from the monitor Monadnock. The
tity as well as quality of her prodact
pro«|>ect on Stewart river.
Mr. causing great loss of life.
W
heeling
carri«»»i
disjtatches
to
Hono
prises 300,000 feet of Inmlier. The
that the army is in neo»l of quinine
1 wf.nm 100 feet of the depot. New building, new furniture, and Browne’s son, Guy, will lie a member
in
tiris
line
will
t»e
materially
reduce»!,
lulu
in
advance
of
tfie
reuglar
mail
j cargo w ill amount to 2,900 tons. The
and medicine.
i
X
" " *n d n e* U)' kepu T , U e ■"PP"O,J of the party. They w ill go via A sh
G a s o li n e S t o v e K x p ln d e d .
thus adding to the price that American
steamer has 80 head of live stock, com steamer.
Muskogee, I. T., Re|»t. 27 — Every
( bicago, Sept. 27.— One man was prising «attle, hogs and sheep.
farmers w ill ,»robab|y get for theirs.
croft, taking the Hudson bay trail there
The
J li.* vl
2^ * 4 ?l! tra.*n>- Special attention to commercia
Gret»nsburg, hid., Sept. 27.— Charles
business house in the town of Afton.
to Lake Teslin, down the lake to the fatally burnol anil six others {lersoiiH passenger list from the Sound will
tag
ea for Goldendale and Moro everv morning.
Gallagher, an agt»d flagman at a Big
Li 1614 stays were introduc«»»! into 15 miles from here, was burned thia
Hootalinqua river, down that stream to injured last night by an explosion of a number loo |>eople, most «if whom are
Four crossing iu this city, was struck tbe »»ostuiiit»s of gentlem en to k««»»p the afternoon.
Tfie loea is stated to be
gasoline stove on West Adams street. traders or sim ulators.
the Yukon, thence to Stewart river.
by un engine and killed.
doublet straight aiuf confine the waist. over $50.000.
The Japanese g«>v«*rnment has taken
W h e re th e P e o p le S to p
F i r » a n d K x p lo a lu N .
G r » e l y K » l l» « D is c o v e r e d .
R » » » r « « ! l» u T i m b e r S « M L
up 2,000 out of the rem aining 30 000
Mobile, Sept. 27.— So far there have
An interesting feature of this fa ll’s
C
hillicothe,
<)., Sept. 27.— The vil b»H»n 38 cases |<r.41011110*« 1 yellow fever,
shares of the Formosan railway, and
Pliiladelpiha, Sept. 27.— Lieutenant
.Vasbington, Sept. 27.— Tfie depart
campaign
is
the
development
of
has persuaded Fornitjeaiis to take up the R. K. Peury, the Arctic explorer, ar lage of Bainbirdge was the aoene «»f a three having died, 16 having been dis strength among tbe gold democrats. It ment of the interior lias accepted the
remainder. Ltsom otives and cars are rive«! in this city last night. He stated moat disastrous conflagration this even charged, aud 24 remain uuder treat is quite apparent tliat in every state bid of Frederick L. Gilbert for all tbe
An entire square rontaining ment.
expected from America.
The work this morning that what he considered ing.
where there are to la* campaigns their timber on Red Cliff. Chippewa Indian
most of the prominent business houses,
Tonight another death was added, organisation w ill la* much stronger reservation, in Wisconsin. It is esti-
w
ill
he
proceeded
w
ith
immediately.
the
most
important
discovery
was
the
Electric Lights in Every Room
The government survey floats have finding of the relics of the Greely e x several handvonie residences and the John Bourne, chief clerk of the Louis tfian it was last fall, w hile the national mateJ lliat lh * timber amounts to 100,
Electric Call Bells.....
ulsiut coin in pleted the work of estab pedition. These were found in Cape Methodist church, was entirely tie- v ille A Nashville shops.
organisation is pushing work from its 000.000 feet, and Mr. G ilbert’s bid was
lishing a series of lint« of true mag Sabin, but he said ho would not de stroyed, and two prominent business
national headquarters in New York ami $461,000. Tbe conditions of the sale
Chicago,
Sept.
27.—
An
Irving
Park
men lost their lives in an explosion
netic bearings along the coast and iu scribe them for the present.
school girl met her death yesterday at will aid with s|»«»akers ami by other provide tliat Mr. Gilbert shall establish
The party, Lieutenant P.ary said, which occurred in the drug store.
the principal harliors between Puget
the St. (.'liarlcs avenue crossing of the means wherever there are state cain- m ills on the reeeravtion to manufacture
A N. Ry., Western Union Telegraph Co
had
succee»ie«l
in
establishing
head
there the lumber to be made from the
sound
and
Sun
Diego,
for
the
purjose
N in e M o r » In K d w a r d * .
Chicago and Northweeteru, and a com- | pnigna.
U N ES.
of affording means for masters of ves quarters and a base of supplies in
timber; that he shall cut not less than
E»lwarda, Miss., Sept. 27.— N ine new (»anion, escaping with iujuries, was
1
he
population
of
Ja(»an
has
in
S IN N O T T & F 18 H , P ro p s.
sels to adjust the oom passes of their Greenland preparatory to hie uew expe cases of yellow fever have been report made temporarily tusaue by the horror
10.900,000 feet, nor more tbau 20,000,-
creased at the rate of 27 per cent, in 000 feet a year, and that he shall cm-
ditiou next spring.
▼«ntseb iu a uouvenieat muoaer.
ed since 8 p. m. last night.
of the seeue.
he last tweuty-four years.
kloy ludlan labor, if practicable.
First National Bank
The Dalles National Bank !
J . H. B E R G E R ,
ill
sector of Sherman Go.
CARPENTERING
WAGON REPAIR SHOP
ty
H otel
11. S. MAIL ROUTE
JRY L. KUCK
DALLES AND MORO
.HSWORIHÏ 4 CO.
ftorseshoeing, • Blacksmithing
IDLES, HARNESS S SUPPLIES
■\DE&COOLEYHOTEL
T h e L e a d in g H o tel o f G ran t.
UMATILLA HOUSE
.HOTEL RATES TO SI IT YOU
M o r tg a g e o n t h e U n io n P acific