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The Dalles times-mountaineer. [volume] (The Dalles, Or.) 1882-1904, 1889-12-21
MORE CRUEL THAN THE SAVAGE.
-nNoRs FOR ZANzIBAR's RULER.

-'nNORS FOR ZANZIBAR RULER.
IT, sultan of Zanzibar will on Monday
be presented with the insignia of the Eng
lish of St. Michael and St. George. and
the grand cross of the German order oi
the lied Eagle. All the available British
ran7f-war r. are arriving here for the pur.
pose of giving eclat TO the occasion.
SEATTLE WOMAN ATTEMPTS SUICIDE.
s., A-TLE, Dec. 13.-An attempt at
suicide by drowning was made here this
afternoon by Mrs. DRAWBACK, Boheman
woman. She wsded out into the harbor
al the foot of Depot street, ducked her
head under the water and bald it there
some time. She was seen by two men,
who shouted at her and then started for
boat to row out. In the meantime the
woman bad foated beyond her depth. but
was kept from sinking by her dress
spreading out. When the men reached
her she was nearly drowned. They
pulled her aboard the boat and took her
to her house near the shore. She soon
revived and Immediately asked for her
child She expressed penitence to the
neighbors for her rash act. 1t was learned
from the neighbofs that she had constant
trouble with her husband, who treated
her cruelty and made life burden.
The Dalles times-mountaineer. [volume] (The Dalles, Or.) 1882-1904, 1889-12-21
IT WAS TO A FINISH.

BUTTE, Dec. 49, Between Z and 8
o'clock this evening, John Gallagher died
in his house, from the effects of injuries
received from G. 81. Ward, in brutal fist
fight that took place on Sunday morning.
The cause of the fight was dispute over
trihlng account.
The Dalles times-mountaineer. [volume] (The Dalles, Or.) 1882-1904, 1889-12-21
TEL,EGRAPHIC.
SHE WOULDN'T ELoPE AND HE KILLED
HER.

SHE WOULDN'T ELOPE AND HE KILLEI
| GRAND RAPIDS, Mich, Dec. 13-This
morning James Macdonald, farmer in
township of Tyrene, upon returning home
from hunting expedition, was horrif ed
| to find the dead body of his wife, he
having been strangled to death. Further
investigation resulted in finding the dead
body of his farm hand, man named
Gilmore, in a grove near by, with a
( frightful wound in his chest, inflicted by
an old musket. 1t is believed Gilmore,
during the absence of Macdonald, tried
to induce Mis-. Macdonald to elope with
him, and angered by her refusal, first
strangled her and then shot himself.
CoLUsA, CAL, Dec. 13.-Tbis afternoon
the river Is falling and the weather clear.
The danger is thought to be over. Last
night the levee on j. r. Tolman's ranch,
south of town On this side of the river,
broke, and water has been rushing
through ever since. Tolman's family are
in Colusa. His loss by the flood will be
$4,000, Most of the farmers south of
here have brought their live stock to
Colusa,
a couple of miles this morning found
most of the ranchers doiLg chores in
boats. One farmer named John Sullivan
was found in his house all right, but he
had no boat and could not get out, as
water was four to six feet deep in.the
house and yard. His horses and cattle
were on top OF the hay stacks. There is
no possible way of estimating the dam
age yet.
MORE CRUEL THAN THE SAVAGE.
ZANZIBAR, Dec. 13.-Major Pinto, the
Portuguese leader, has announced his in
tention to subdue the whole country to
Nyassa, and has written to all English
residents to place themselves under Por-
tuguese protection or he will not be re-
sponsible for the consequences.
Mozambique advices are to the effect
that Pinto, after deceiving British Consul
Johnston by declaring peaceful intentions,
obtained reinforcement in Mozambique
and proceeded to the Makolo.o country.
On the border OF that country he formed |
a large entrencbed camp, picked quar-
rel and declared war on the Makelolos,
and slaughtered hundreds of them with |
his Gatling guns and captured two En-
glish flags.
The Dalles times-mountaineer. [volume] (The Dalles, Or.) 1882-1904, 1889-12-21

PARIS, Dec. 15.-The announcement is
made that Prince Murat has capiiuiated
and that be and Miss Caldwell are soon
TO be married. Prince Murat has prom
ised to be satisfied with whatever Miss
Caldwell might see fit to allow him. In
an interview he expressed much admira-
tion tor her Independence of character,
and said he was charmed to know that lie
had found woman who knew enough
to so carefully look after her own inter-
ests. He knew, he said, that after once
welded, Miss Caldwell would never per-
nit her husband placed in any position,
regarding finances, that would prove en-
barrassing to him or would reflect upon
her hberality in anyway.
The Dalles times-mountaineer. [volume] (The Dalles, Or.) 1882-1904, 1889-12-21
TRAINS DELAYED BY wAsHoUTs.

Los ANGELES. Dec. 15.-Trains ON the
Southern Pacific due from San Francisco
this morning and this afternoon have not
arrived at late hour tonight. The de-
lay is caused by a washout near Lang's.
The train for San Francisco which left
here late last night returned this morning
bringing the passengers of one of the tied
up trains. 1t IS reported that the tram
from the nor,h due this morning went in
to a washout at Lang's, and two Pullmans
jumped the track. No passengers were
Injured.
The Dalles times-mountaineer. [volume] (The Dalles, Or.) 1882-1904, 1889-12-21

OUR STOCK IS IN QUALITY AND
" quantity, which we pleased to offer you at
very low prices for cash or country produce.
Call and see for yourselves, We mean what we say
and you will not be sorry.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-05-27

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4YuDoCAdE1
~ IL pagckase - some q ~ best prop
&f1Y ~ he ns1EkeR Call &pd Investigate
N'e dsehle dl.eoanx any proPoa HOW -
NJ Cd sVseial sszentaan Is the pnss-
sSs msna srsn1sss IA sa d ~ en-
txe1 The cable line and tie e3ec<xie ma1ox
lfne nee bc1& 1oo11knx k]R tb{1 center and
thcls o1yenf = ossured this yx1x. whilst e
the pFc6c4t time The & e & d r. Rk runs
negsxx tsslss 49,. g ,se and &c eess e . FL
un3eR, cunnec1tu& with the eiecfric m1tprs
thus tt11Eine tie addition within fi1een
m1nu1kn q he city. Eniaktn< lin Il eighty
roI1 o1u<0f S1Imou lar M eighty r<za
nof$h q Denny 4 Hoyfs nSd5l5on Hfe-
.sns .i s:,ssnds &c 81 I, . :ss ssss
= festdentfn4 section foI he whole q sh1a
14ptdly growing Misunderstanding cemtex.
LkeEe 4 ; school house. postoface nnd hall
On the eGtate, whilst eighty ro11 1oufh =
4Gu church = now undeR NAr.
S - LILO fs -. e 40 sS H. ~ ~
h1R In TIE nffuhkrF3ne ndffiff0f1n II w{f1
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-05-27

Dispatch steamers from S11
For San EraEtjSc<1, VIA EQ<E
and Victoria: Al 600 n II.
ceived On buard 81 500 II m W
Is and 3. and every five d6y&
For Alaska AZ q N. M
Il, ~, q, July 2, 12, ri 81. Auf +
~ September 10 and %
From san Francisco, for
Puget sound ports: ~ $500
26 80, and every fIve days thG6
Ticket once Seattle Co{ur
Sound raiirood olIt<e.
GO0DAI-I~ PERKINS a Gu
No 10 Aarket street. SAN ssl
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-05-27
CANADIAN PACIFIC
RAILwA ~.
TEE TRUE
Trnnsc6 ntincntal Route
BETwEEN
fHE PACIFIC AND 7Hg ATLANTIC

It's passenger equipment il the finest IN
the world. consisting Of Luxurious Sleep.
ing Cars, having drawing smokinx and
bath rooms: Comfortable and clean Colo
mist Cars, with Free sleeping Dcx2hs ioI
holders OF becond-elass tickets, and the
MOST modern style Of Day Coaches
It's Dining Cars and Hotels provide the
best quality Of food, In unlimited quantity,
ct reasonable fhfss.
The variety and grandeur Of scenery
along IL line Il uneQualed. and In the do
tails Of track, train service, etc, nothing Il
omitted that can add to the safety and
comfort Of Its patrons All In all. it give1
the beet and most scrvicable line 81 travel
whethnr for business or pleasure. between
Portland, Tacoma, Seattle, Victoria, and
I'll Pacific Coast poiuta, and Winnipeg
Ninnexp0lis. 81. Paul, Chicago, st. Louis
Ottawa, Toronto, Montreal, Boston, New
York, and all Eastern cities
THROUGH TICKETS are Issued 10 al
principal points In the United States, Can
ada, and Europe, at lowest rates
For detailed information apply 10 th<
following agents Of the company:
C. @. McCORD, Washington street
Portland, Oregon; e w. HcGIENESS, Seat
tie, w. II: r. +. ELLIS, Tacoma, w. IL
D. b BROWN, Assistant General Freight
and Passenger Agent, vsncouver, B. G.
Correspondence respectfully solicited.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-05-27

~.
~ ckief ofllcer Of he Northern
knc1ee railroad On this coast. testify.
- efese NJ Senatorial COMMITTEES
- InoomA last week. dwslt upon The
onafco' II regulations which en-
80 - Canadian Pacific. = .spnhsi-
- llne. = 10 ecmpst> Cor business in
- uniesd etatss sealnst roads les
nNpred, ~. Prescott evidently for
~ IT, ~ moment thAt the road
6i6A ~ wrrssents. nAnsiy the
@4lAosn Pacinc, 4 ''sah&idixrss
- ii the very largest ssnss. ~
md grant uoak today bring ~ pub
nnAlo every dollar konestiy spent IN
- eonstruction and equirment ot
- 1oad and H. artnsl value b much
nRoo1ax. pcuh1lsss HE failure Of ~
Noa>hern raei6e h iss practical cr4r.
80 - feroxaise any obligation to
- poop,e ior whose ben<Hs It's con-
eleuetiea vss si<fed hy tie govern
1oqnt hns obecured The minds evsn cf
- uaanaeess - he fact that Il wxs
- y .-snh>tdised lire. IL b pos
- Nal Mr. Pysarots did nos realise
- ahenpdity a. his sneesinx eharac-
ztEnaien a she Canadian pscsEe - :
AL lkne.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-05-27
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Seattle every 1eS, except Sofu1
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Whasrom A. ~ M. 46e1|1N4x
1aSe: Sundays "a ii NJ IN
IN 40 q. n. next SfSssse Eunll1
d. n jackson, rr~sfl]ent
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are sI1erlnx betfey disbursements 10 both IN
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their rate 81 tuterc1t n bat
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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-05-27

NgAYoRss OFFICE. SEATTLE. wAsI

MAYORS OFFICE. SEATTLE. WASH,
VI May g, less. To the people Of seattle
Tbs arand Asas Of The Republic observes
heaatsfui suxsyFa q STRIVING with flowers
the graves OF their dead comrades. At 6rxt
the memorial service had IN view thoxe
only that feii during the period Of actual
wall Bur now each veteran. IS he passes
alsag, i added e the roll 81 honor. In
Wiz The ctfixtus Ut seattle "a Lay aside their
usual avosassonx. Sd far IS possible. and
nniss with the Gsand Array In the OBJ
ssrsfanec af the day. and 10 that end rec
eNs'send that all placer Of business he
cimesi hefMceu fise hears 81 and q. M
as ma y n1 Sos II R'ses 4 e'' as ss
Il kSKsSAKNT roll. - HsCH STREET
IA xs.zle Spsiec 4 hereby given shsl
the assessment roll for shr grading Of High
strict frnFn Temperance street O. Dexter
.trsxE ard constructing a sidewalk on beth
xftix thereof. has heeu niesS with the un-
slerssEusd elsrx ~ thceify II Sc&ftfe. ard
SAID ron il esen 10 pnhiir inxperfsuss IL the
aszt'e 81 said clerk. IL tie city ball. and
Viii rrzslatn pfen Tor sns5ertiaa until FFi<
das. inHs }. fS&s A ele1ock p. ~. and
sAst asl persons feesinG themselves AZ
Frfevs-i hY any such assessment, may af,
pis IA The rcesman council ~ said etfy 10
haxe the same esrrected ca said tnne :,
aSsa a. O'Clock 3, m. ~ their essassciI
ehslrnbel tn the city hall G. " Ferris
clerk, Date q trst publication. MAY r. isss
4 SEssMENF kOTI--~FttUETH STREET
I y grade Setsss Is hereby given thai the
ASSESSMENT roll Tor fke grading Of Fonrsh
ssrri. from BATTERY street e nepos ktrvxs
ans constructing sidewalk On beth xIzlex
sAsrssf. has seen tiled With tire unsfer-
sixessa clerk os the city al Seattle. and
farther nssfsee Il her<hy given that said
fat Is ap<n 10 public tnsf~rfiea ss the a.
sscsss said essrk, in the city h1ii. ami viii
g1,ss :, ISIS. ~ : a'ei0ek y s1-. ard thai
AL persons ss<llng themselves xxxrievesi
~ ans x1ch assessment may arpiy 81 Fse
c0xanaxsn rsuHsis az Sid city 10 hare sAs
sArae sNrrrstsss On xasa lane Z. lSSa. as 1
oseikTk r. m. At their gaaN~il chamber. Ia
the city ball G. w. Ferris eirrk. Date az
trsl r1nliextisn Msx II Esss
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-05-27

ART EMBROIDERY sruRR = NE
n uousz1 essrsflaisy inrtse ihe Ladies 10
Neu fsrk CEsidren's CUfs MES ard L.
1s<ss IRA E1ownA Filming end efnmnznf
dora NRA ~ r FELLOWS.
Miss C. ~ PAUL
&fx Qnuror<& ekr~xf
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-05-27

Leaves seattle Is II >. d. an1
days and Thqrpdayy- A<z1so1 g
et n 3. M. Mondays, Wed4 In
days. RefurniuG, yeaVoo W6015
10. Mondays ana WednGn1oS0 r
urday e 3 - M. AfrfVe1 q -
m. Tueodayu and Thur1Gayu O
urday1 q about : >. n.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1889-05-09

nh street ssuiA Of Opsrs Hoass.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1889-05-09
onIo WIS.
The Istsrstats OssssFisai Csussst q
0Fsssslt. lay-E. q. aughss the
Lseky Maa.


The Istsrstals OSsssrieai Csussst 20
0rsssslI. la.-E. q. sushss the
Lsrky slsa.
Special 20 the capital.
0RINNRLL, Ia, May 2.-The
interstate oratOrieal contest held
here tonight was-Oae Of the best and
most enjoyable ever held. Tbs
speakers were thoroughly prepared
and delivered their Orations well.
The different states were represented
90 follows:
Kansas-A. W. Brewster OF wash.
burn college, "PrUgress and IL
iiiInoIs-F. w. Wheeler. Of wes.
lsysn university. THE Perpetual
In America"
Iowa-O. r. Patrick, Of Person's
college: "LutheF Before the Diet Of
Worms"
Wisconsin,. A. Blaisdell, oi
BelOlt college: Riot aud Revolu
lion"
OhIo-E. II. Hughes, Of wesleyaI
university: The Philosophy %
Inequality"
Nebrnska-A. v. House. Of Doans
college: "Home Rule FOR Ireland
Indians. w. WHkersoR, o
DepaHW university, Greeneastis
"Nali0Hal Unity"
The judges for the evening wer'
the following eminent gentlemen:
On Thought aud Composition
Governor Foraker, nf Ohio; Presl
dent r. %. Chamberlain, Of the state
university OF Wisconsin; ATTORNEY
General John \. Stone, 90 lows.
On DellVeTy-Judge John T
Phillips, Of Kansas CITY, Mo-; ex
Governor James w. Dawes, Of Ne
bFaska; Hon. W. HOrneT, Of Illinois
The winning orator WAS +. n
Hughes Of Wesleyan university
Delaware, Ohio. second place va
awarded J. A. Blaisdell, OF Beloi
college. Wisconsin, and third placs
to ]. w. wlikersOn, Of Depauv
university, ureeneastle, Ind.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1889-05-09
Road Notice.

STATE OF KANSAS 80
COUNTY OF SALINE.l
IOFFICF oF COUNTY CLERE
April ~. Iss.
NOTICE Is hereby given that on the lTtt
~ day Of April, lss9, petition signed b!
samuel Crbyle and thirty -one others wa,
presented 70 the Board Of County Commis
sioners Of the County and State aforesaid
praying FOR the location OF q certain road
described - follows, viz:
Commencing at the township line runninl
north and south between ranges one and twC
west and township thirteen and section
twenty-five and thirty Thence running
west between sections twent y-iivr and thirty
sin, on section line one mile To County roet
running north and south.
Said road % b. = public highway and o.
the width of forty feel.
whereupon said Board Of County Commits
sioners appnlnted the following named per
sona, viz, Morris McAulid, Clans Thelandei
and J. G. Barret. ~ viewers, with instrur
tlons to meet In conjunction with the County
surveyor, AZ the house Of Samuel Croyle, Ia
Cambria township. On the 9Th DAY nf Iune
A. ID. lsla, and proceed TO view said rUad and
give 10 all parties hearing.
By order of the Bssard of county Commits
<ionerS. JOSEPH SARGENT,
SEAL County Clerk.
By NTSSIE sARGEST. Deputy.
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Road Notice.
STATE OF KANSAS,
COUNTY OF SALINH,

STATE OF KANSAS,
CouNTT Oh SALINE.
IOFTICR OF COUNTY CLEEE,
April 2, lsss.
NOTICE IL hereby given that on the l5ih
~ day OF April isr9. q petition signed by
Henry Diehl and fourteen others, uns pre-
sented 10 the Board Of County Commissioners
of the County and State aforesaid, pray ing
6or the location OF . certain road, described
a. follows, viz:
Commencing 81 the northwest corner al
section 9. township Il, range vest, thence
south on the Wesi line of ssid section o. to the
southwest corner OF said section 9. The
.ame bring on the County line, 6etWern "a.
line aud Ellsworth Counties.
Whereupon said Board OF County COmmis-
sioners appointed the following named per
sOns, viz, Charles Martin, n. J. Nelson, and
&. ". Hunt, ~ viewers, with Instructions To-
meet ai the hou,e Of Henry Diehl, In Spring
Greek township, on Tuesday, the tth day OF
Tune, A. D. lSS, and proceed tn view sSid
road and give tO ell parties q hearing
BY order Of the Bard OF County Commits.
tonerH. JOSEPH SAhaEEI,
SEAL County Clerk.
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Nntire.

NOTIcE Is hereby given that % Il the Inien-
ton of the Board of County Comm ssinners
Of Saline County. Kansas, tn Appropriate O
sum not 10 exceed six hundred dollar, ont
Of the general fund of said county, for the
purpose Of building n bridge over Spring
creek on section line between sections = and
= In township Is range vest OF the sixth
principal meridian. Also 60 appropriate q
sum not TO exceed hour hundred dollars for
the purpose Of building O bridge over DRY
creek on the township line between sectlon
5, township IS range 4 west, and section N,
township IL range west. Also 90 appru-
PIRATE sum not 10 exceed six hundred dol
lars, Tor the PURPOSE Of buildlng bridge over
Dry creek on section line between sections -
and q, township IS range : west. The eSti-
mated cost OF ssid three bridges not tn ex-
coed sixteen hundred dollsrs 90 saline
County.
BY order ofthe Board of County Commits
stonerA
faEAI.l JOSEPH SARGENT,
May ard, lSs9. County Clerk.
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Now that the millions 81 acres Of
this massiaeent country sss 20 be
opened 10 settlement, theusssds Of
anxious home seekers ere pressing
toward the 'PromIssd Issd." Twelve
o'clock, noon, Of April ed, 1889, 10
the time named In the presidents
proclamation when they can eross
the line into Oklahoma. All who
intend going should inform them
selves fully before starting, - 10 the
easiest, quickest and best way 30
reaeh the country In time 10 secure
their homssteads and to Be on the
ground for business ct the earliest
possible moment. Examine the Of
ncIal maps and make no mistake q
70 your route. The Atekison, Tope-
Ia 4 Santa Pc Y. r. 70 absolutely TIE
only railroad bsilf and oprrated fat0
and through okiohoma. Two daily
trains In each direction through the
country. TIE o. s. Land Office for
tke eastern land district Of Oklahoma
is located at 0ssthris, directly on the
Iias Of tke Sosta Fe. ne U. q.
Land once Tor the western district
IL located q KInsfshsr Stage Station
thirty miles West Of Guthrie and Ofi
tile line % any railroad. KinghsheF
Stage Station n, therefore, most
easily reached via the Santa Fe "a
Guthrie, thence by stage. This ls
forty miies less stage ride and twelve
hours shorter time than via any
other route 10 Kiagnsher. The
santa Fe route connects with the
important lines from all parts OF the
country, aud reaches Oklahoms ID.
rect from Chicago, Kansas City,
LssysnwoFth, %. Joseph, Atchison,
Topeka, Abilene, ealina, Coneordis,
MInueapolIs, Kansas, Mcpherson,
Newton, Wichita, Winfieid, yelling.
ton, Caldwell, HRtehinson, Great
Bend, LAFnsd. Dodge City, Denver,
Colorado Hprlngs, Pueblo, Trinidad
Las Vegas, Santa Pc, Albuquerque
SOeorr0, ElPaso, Demi0g and SllyeI
City. For complete and rellabls
information regarding rates, ticket.
sud train service, call on ticket
| agents, Of Santa Fe route or address
Csc. +. NIcHoLsoH, q. p. 4 r..
A., A. r. 4 8. y. r. r.,
Topeka, Kansas.
p. s.-Ask for Oklahoma FoldeI
cOntsinins land laws and correct
sectional map Of country. 1851