, 1888-11-08

VeIOpnentS as 10 tne history auu case OF
Bryson, the iend who murdered Annie
Lundstrum, continue to come to light and
the coils are gradually Tightening about
him. A strong chain of convincing evi.
dence will be brought out at the trial. A
letter was received from brother.in-law
signed George w. Chase, yesterday, dated
Port Claiborne, Canada, stating that he had
wife and child living there and
Bryson claimed to be married to the
Lundstrum woman. IL so she is biRa-
mist, but it is not believed that such Is
true. Chase sent pictures of his wife and
child and asked that they be shown to
Bryson. Bryson, Chase says, left Port
Calbonre and they have never heard any.
his wife penniless and spent all the money
--all she was worth-that was left at her
mothers death. His father, David Bry-
son, is in Hoosac, Quebec. The pictures
have not yet been shown to him. His at
torney interviewed him, but the result
was not made public.
PoRT townsend. Nov. l, Special-The
information received at Portland concern
ing the wreck of the Makah near Tilla-
nook is believed TO be erroneous here.
The Makah sailed from Port Discovery on
the 9TH ult. lumber laden, for Australia.
Large quantities of the deck load of timber
would have been washed ashore at Tilla.
nook, and the Makah is 80 built that she
cannot upset. There is some mystery
about the occurance as there is no other
vessel on the coast named the Makab and
the scene of the disaster ia far out OF the
course when vessel is destined for
Melbourn.
ASTORIA, Nov. 8, Special Last Satur-
do, R,Nl .rI nj
Oysterville, Pacific county in a small boat
to cross Shoalwater bay on the way to
Wilapa, since which time he bas not
been seen. lt is feared he is drowned.
Morris was a resident of Wilapa, where
the family now reside, for several years.
The tug hunter picked up the boat that
Mr.. Morris had. bottom up, which is con.
sidered sufficient evidence that the occu-
pant was drowned. The deceased was the
father of Mrs. Jno. A. Montgomery OF
this city.
ALBANY, Nov. 3, Special james
Hanon WAS arrested here this morning
charged with being one of the parties who
attempted to rob the Lebanon bank. He
claims to be railroad contractor from
Spokane Falls. He has been stopping at
Lebanon for several months. The trial took
place this evening. About twenty witnesses
we're examined. Evidence was introduced
tending to point to him as one of the per.
petrators of the attempted robbery, and he
vas held in $1,000 bonds, in default of
which he went to Jail.
Los ANGELES, Oct. 2, Special Atkins,
the Englishman who vas arrested at Ian.
caster with several tramps for burning
railroad ties, and who was shot by Consta.
BILE MaRee while trying to escape. died
this morning after terrible suffering.
Magee is under arrest.
The strike of the brakemen and switch.
men still goes on. No freights are now
but it is believed settlement will be
reached soon.
LEBANON, Ore. Nov. 2. Special.-J. NJ.
the banker, discovered that an
attempt had been made to rob the Leba-
non bank. Trenches had been dug in diff
ferent directions under the building. A
place was made under the safe large
enough for man to stand upright in.
The burglar had made a blunder in drill
ing. which led to the discovery. The work
has the appearance OF having been going
on for sometime.
CoLPAx, w. T., Nov. 2, Special
Charlie Anson. aged 10 years, was am.
bushed near Palouse City by masked
man who deliberately shot him with q
pistol, the ball taking effect in his arm.
The boy drew his own pistol, but the
assassin escaped. No cause can
be attributed except that young Ansen is
an important witness in case to be tried
at the next term of court.
SADEM, Nov. l. Special. Vernon Os.
L L. Le,, 90 Q7n q
Sherwood, will have q preliminary hear
ing to day. His father, John Osborne. is
now in Portland attending the United
States district court, where he has to an
swer the charge of opening his divorced
wife mail.
BOISE CITY, Nov. /, Special.-William
for many years a we'll known
of Idaho, committed suicide by
Philadelphia. The suicide was the result
of long protracted spree.
SALEM, Nov. 8. Special.
Pennoyer to-day issued warrant for the
surrender of Clarke Eden, Matte Eden
and Agnes Holloway, charged with muir
der at Seattle upon a reguisition from
Governor Semple of Washington territory.
VICTORIA, Nov. 2, Special The bark
Viola, 1872 days from England, with steel
rails, is long overdue, and much anxiety
is felt regarding her safety.
THREATENED WITH DEATH
A witness in tho Parneil- -"Times" Case
Says He II In Danger.
LONDON, Nov. LIN tavern opposite
the law courts this afternoon J. Cavanaugh
fred without effect at Blanche Cox. II is
reported that both CavanauRh and Cox
have been cited to appear as witnesses be-