The Lebanon express. (Lebanon, Linn County, Or.) 1887-1898, 1888-06-08
COAST CULLINGs.
Devoted Principally to Washington
Territory and California.

w II, was burned accluentally. Loss
$4,000.
John Kronkile, treasurer of Alpine
county, New, was thrown from horse
into the Carson river, and drowned.
The sentence of death has been
passed upon Mrs. Pyle and John
Hurn, at Waila Walla, w. T., by Judge
Lavyford.
w, I. rompkins, living near Helena,
Montana, was shot in the neck by
Mrs. Gordon, while trying TO get his
wife to go home and live with him.
Nelson Silsby attacked John Daily,
while drunk, at Rocklin, Cal, and
kicked him to death. Silsby alleges
that DAILY insulted his wife.
Max Hoppe, tramp, shot and
killed man named Adams, near Fort
Conrad, Mont, who had been giving
him a free ride.
John Roodes, son OF Rev. J. L.
Roodes, 19 years OF age, was accident
ally drowned while bathing in the
Palouse river, w. I.
A shooting affray occurred at Flor
enee, Arizona, between J. p. Gabriel
and Joseph PLY. Ply received three
shots. Gabriel was shot near the
heart. Both are dead.
DR.. Gray, physician of San Diego
CAL, has been arrested for manslaugh-
ter. He is charged with giving Jno
Parker an overdose of medicine which
caused his death.
Fire broke out in the Job office oil
the San Diego Printing Company and
rapidly spread, burning several one
story buildings and damaging the post.
office building to the extent of $1,000
Geo. I. McGinnis, aged 81, died
from injuries received at Seattle, w
T., by being kicked in the head by 8
horse. He leaves a wife and two chill
dren.
At San Luis Obispo, Cal, C. r
Bromley was leading a horse, which
became frightened aud bolted. Brom
ley could not free himself and wa,
dragged to death. The body was ter
ribly bruised.
Cornelius Grady, a prominent stock
man and raneher on Snake river, W
T., while crossing the Pennawawi
ferry, en- route to Walla Walla with {
band Of beef cattle, was crowded of
the ferry by the cattle and and los
his life.
Fire started in some old boxes in tn,
rear of Foreman d Stones furnitur,
store at San Diego Cal. The fiame
soon spread to the store, which wa
totally DESTROYED. The loss reache
S35, COO; insurance about $4,000
The fire is supposed TO be of incendiar,
origin.
Nine fishing seines, with their com
plement of men, have been busy nigh
and day for months taking fish iron
the noted Tulare lake. Hundreds c
tons have been caught and shipped t
all points IN California. Much indig
nation Is felt, and the legislature wi
be asked to pass a law prohibitin
seine fishing in the lake.
Miss Florence, a daughter of R. n
Bones, a wellto-do rancher near Vie
tor, Montana, gave birth 10 child
/ lew days ago. It was believed tbs
the little waif was murdered, and a
| the parties suspected nave been a
rested. The child was found burie
in a small box, near a stream, wrappe
in rags, and having its skull fracture,
| Arthur d. January, of Sacrament,
Cal, who, While deputy in the offiC
Of state treasurer stole over $50
900, and was convicted and sentence
to ten years imprisonment, WI
| brought back to San Jose, and WI
have to serve the term. He had bee
out on bail for several months, pen,
| ing appeal to the supreme court.
| Fred Hoagland, an old resident
| Stockton, Cal, and John Giannini,
| farmer, We're run into by a train, an
Hoagland was instantly killed. Til
buggy was smashed and the horse
| leg broken, necessitating killing hin
Hoagland's body was carried some di
tance and all the bones apparent
smashed. Giannini was thrown sbol
fifty feet, and a piece of flesh was tor
out of his back, his head being severel
bruised.
A collision occurred near Walnl
station. Arizona, between engine 30
| Engineer Stevens, and an east-boun
freight, Conductor Mahcney. He's
Brakeman Howell, Of the freight, WI
instantly killed, and the engineer, fir
man and two brakemen on the ext
were seriously injured. The track w
torn up for some distance. Twel'
cars were ditched and badly smashe
| A Swedish fisherman named Olse
was brought to San Diego, Cal, by
small vessel which rescued him fro
the Coronado islands, where he ha
been for two weeks, the boat in whic
he had been fishing having bee
wrecked. Though the islands are b.
twenty miles from the city vessels sc
dom go near them, and he. was unab
to attract attention. He was near
starved, being obliged to subsist c
raw fish, which he caught with lii
he luckily saved.
A small explosion in the Californ
FIRE works manufactory at San Fra,
cisco, set fire to the clothing of tv
employees, Frank Barry, boy of l
and Michael Curtis, a young ma
Barry was stunned by the shock of Il
explosion, and before assistance cou
arrive he was burned to death. Curt
contrived to escape before the fam
gained much headway. He was take
to his home, where he lies in We
precarious condition, terribly burnt
about the legs.
The Que d'AunaIe may be q
scribed as one of the most forgivir
mon alive. Exiled from France, whit
he dearly loves. he has not only b
queathed his estate at Chantilly to Il