Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1883-06-22
OREGON.
Tan GamesteFs Arrested Grand ledge,
1. o. G. T Robbers Indicted Remains
OF The LRte ArchbIshOp.

1. O. G. T Robbers Indicted Remains
OF the Late Archbishop.
PORTLAND, June 21st.-Beuch warrants
were issued this morning by Judge Stott
against seventeen tan gamesters, the Grand
Jury having returned Indictments against
that number. They were soon arrested and
lodged in jill. The officers had great diff.
cul Y in identifying the prisoners. Subse-
quentlY sll the defendants were released on
furnishing bonds.
The Grard Lodge, l. o. G. T., at Astoria,
elected to-day the following officers G.. W.
G. T., DR. Jessup; G. c., W. c. King; G.
w. V. T., Mrs Hexter; G. S., ]. E. Hous.
TOT; ; g., I. Lambert. These officers were
publicly installed at Occidental Hall, tbs
ceremonies being impressive and largely at.
tended. The Grand Lodge will probably
close its session tomorrow.
Charles Johnson and Charles Briggs have
both been indicted for highway robbery, and
aud will be tried in few davs William
Dreunan, the third party, who was released
on bail, has " skipped" These are the thres
persons who so boldly garroted g man on the
plhlic streets last week.
The remains of the late Archbishop Blan-
chet were conveyed to-day to ST. Paul,
Marion county, for burial The body was
accompanied by large number of priests
and laity. The funeral will take placs to-
morrow with the usual solemn ceremonies.
Little Boy scaIded-Further Attachments
Rivers at Standardization Missing.
PORTLAND, June 2lst.-A little son Of A,
II. Tanner. of this city, was so badly scalded
to-day by falling into tub of hot water that
his life is despsired of.
-Four more attachments have been put on
the stock of Todd & Bivep, who failed some
days since. These claims aggregate sc. 965 a.
Seventy.six of the leading business men of
Vancouver, Washington Territory, have
signed articles for the formation Of Board
of Trade. The constitution and bylaws
have been adopted, and ofiicers chosen.
The Columbia and Willamette rivers are at
stand There is very little prospect of high
water this season.
A man named Charles Ross has suddenly
disappeared from his home at Amity, Yam
hill county, and some fear that he has been
foully dealt with. The horse on which he
left home has been found in the woods.
The Indian scare-Losses by Fire.
PORTLAND, June 21st.-The following let.
ter has just been received here from prom
inent gentleman residing at Baker City I;
L have just returned from short trip
out in the mountains looking after placer
mines. 1 met two reliable men, Messrs.
George and Allen, farmers and stockmer, of
Powder River valley, who had been out in
the Harney Lake country looking for etock
range They left the town of Egan on the
14.h. Tney report a panic among the
settlers of Harnsy valley, and several hun
drsd Indians are said to be massing there in
war paint threatening the lives Of cisizsns
and killing cattle. Mr.. 0verhollzer
prominent stockmap, had gone TO Boise for
troops They believe FIVE tribes are as-
sembling there to 20 on the waiplth.
8 fFe occurred Last uighf n ba to-y, of
Union, Union county, and Wright's Hall
and the office of the Pest were totally de.
stroyed. Loss, $1,000; partially insured.
The latest and most reliable information
from Grants station is TO the effect that the
total loss by the Ere there will not exceed
$4,000.
High License In Portland.
PoBTLAsD, June 2lst. - The Common
Council has taken no action whatever in re-
gard to the question Of high or low license
Last evening the old Council met for the last
time. It was intended to introduce and pass,
under asuspension of the rules, most string
ent ordinance, TO enable the Chief Of Police
to close up every saloon where the proprietor
has not paid license. However, no action
whatever was taken. The neW Council will
meet in two week.. Probably no attempt
will be made TO repeal the high.license ordi-
nance, and the new Council will stand three
for low license to ak for high. The high
license ordinance was passed by unanimous
vote. It has been found imDraciicabIe for
the saloon.keepers 10 pay 500 licease AND
furnish 5000 bo1ds. 1he liquor men de-
clare that they viii carry tsss case 70 the
Supreme Court, but that is c1nsidsTe1 i'm
probable. The present attitude of affairs
would rather indicate that compromise will
be effected between the extreme elements.
Some affirm that the Council will probably
sllow Licences TO remain at their present
| figure, but repeal that portion of the ordi.
nance providing for bonds. At present the
city is greatly q loser. Tne saloons are all
running full blast, and the keepers do no. pay
the quarterly license as II falls due, owing to
the test cases not bsiDg yes decided.
Escape OF a wouId-be Assassin
Captured.
SALEM, June 21st.-Eiward Koneche, cen
fenced to-day to three years imprisonment In
the Penitentiary for burglary. and Thomas
McGuire, awaiting sentence for simple a.
s4ult, succeeded in ss wing the iron grating in
the door beneath the east entrance TO t5e
hoO- above, and escaping. Konecne made
himself too prominent Oh the stresss. and wss
captured IN North Salem, bus Mcclure ia
still st large. r. W. Cannon, the man who
attempted the assassination Of Hon. Jacob
VOORHEES,, State Senator from this county.
was captured to-day by ex-5herif Hogan. Of
Douglas couaty, at Myrtle Creek. A reward
OF S70O was offered BY the county asd other
authorities for bis arrest