The Dalles times-mountaineer. [volume] (The Dalles, Or.) 1882-1904, 1889-09-28

party or parties, who were hid in th'
crush, the charge taking effect in th'
right arm, making a very large and dan
gerou- wound. After being shot lie creo
Tor hep and said he was shot. Then the
: parties, who were about $50 yards distant
fired again, taking effect IL the back. HI
was brought to tins city and his wounds
ar. bcirg dressed 10y Dr. Stott, who pro
unGuces them guile critical. NO reason
is ass gned Tor the shooting.
CoLoRED POLITICIAN USES REVOLVER.
SEATTLE. Wn., Sept 22.-W. T Butts,
a colorcd barber. and somewhat of a p"li-
tican, to day fired two shots at John j
Jackson, u coiOred porter for Graham g
Daulton, nfl,cting only slight flesh
wounds IN one Land. Butts had been a
member Of the King county coiored Re
| put lican club but he was accused of be
inc a traitor. and democratic emissary
and he discrcetly withdrew. jackson had
been instrumental in forcing Butts to
withdraw and there YVES had blood hr-
tween them. To day jackson chided
| Butts for dollar he owed Il bartender lor
drinks and Butts immediately shot. He
was arrested and will be examined to-
| morrow.
| HIS BACK WAS BROKEN.
| Albeit Manogue, Il carpenter employed
| on the warehouse ON Ocean dock, iell
| from the roof to the ground this morning
and broke his back He was removed to
the Providence hospital. His injuries
were pronounced fatal. Manogue was "a
years of age and rnmarried.
NEGRo's APPEAL.
WHEELING, w. Va, Sept. % -1ester-
day was great day with the colored peo-
pie of Martins Ferry, OHIO, the occasion
being the celebration of Emancipation
| Day. Professor Henry Lee, of Oberlin,
Ohio. was the principal orator. In speak
ing of Southern outragcs he said among
other things: Il say that If the outrages
done our people in the South he not pre-
vented by the strong arm OF the admin
istration nGr disapproved oy word of
condemnation from the party of our
choice, that the coIOrei mans devotion
to the party of the present administration,
the long suffering and forbearance of
our people may bc changed to hate. and
striking ont in self defense in some other
quarter. 1t Is agreeable for US to abide
with the party OF the present admlnlstra-
ticn, but if we are driven from it ny the
utmost neglect and disregard of our own
rights, and by the basrst ingratitude, the
blame will not be ours. l have much
hope for our people although clouds are
lowering around u.s."
THE QUEBEC DISASTER.
QUEBEC, Sept. 22.-The funeral of the
victims of the recent landslide took place
to day. Ship laborers, about 5000 strong
headed by President Mahoney, led the
procession; then followed the police
force, bearing costly flowers presented by
the city council; then came fifteen
hearses, containing the bodies of 81 vic
Tins. The funeral services took place
at ST. Patrick's church. Father Hayden,
assisted by Father WEIGH, celebrated di-
vine service. After the services the pro-
cessiou proceeded TO Woodfeld cemetery
where the twenty-one bodies were de-
posted in vaults prior to their Gnal inter
ment.
DROWNED IN YAQUINA BAY.
YAQUINA, Or, Sept. 22.-Last evening,
while four men were crossing over from
Yaquina to West Yaqulna during a storm
in "a light skiff, heavy wave struck her,
Immediately swamping the boat and
throwing them in the water. One OF
them named Gus LaIsen, a stevedorc,
was unable TO swim and sank and was
drowned. His body has not yet been
found.
THE LONDON STRIKE.
New YORK, Sept. s2-Speaking of the
result and effect of the great London
strike, Henry George said: THE strike
was success, but mat does not solve the
labor, nor pretend to, only in this much,
that 1t awakens ihe popular mind to the
condition of affairs snd makes all look
tos some real remedy. John Burns, a
noble man, who handled this strike like
a general, is socialist. He is a working
man self educated, with great personal
force and an unsel6sh purpose, He sees
II at the strike can never soive the great
labor problem of the age and so he relies
on promises aud deusive hopes of socla
lis.n as his remedy, and if the single tax
idea is rejected bis remedy, it seems to
me, is only an alternative result of the
sir,ke. The strike certainly was encour-
agement to the dissatisfied and I am
greatly mistaken it it does not tend to
strengthen the strike spirit both 10 Eng
land aad America"
THE NORTHERN PACIFIC.
New YORK. Sept. 90 Chairman Rob-
ert Harris, of the Northern Pacific eXecu.
tive commit ee, issued TO day a circular
to stockholders, saying preferred share
holders are entitled to tie payment of
whatever may be due them, and it is in
consistent with their rights for directors
to reserve the amount now due. Mr.. Har-
rls asks for proxies to support his protest.
KANSAS MOB THAT OUGHT TO BE
MoBBED.
KANSAS CITY, Sept, 23-A special dis
patch to the Times from Eldorado, Kan,
says: The details of the mob trial under
lynch law of Alonzo Edwards and his wife
at Rosalia, Tor the alleged murder of
Henry Bloomer's 3 year old enid, as de-
taileo in these dispatches Saturday night.
are of the most revolving character, and
reveals story of Inhuman treatment sell
dom met with even on the border.
The child, it appears, was left in the
care of Mr.. and Mrs Edwards, while
Bloomer and his wife went to work in the
fields, last Tuesday. That evening the
child was missing and search by the
neIghbors Wednesday and Thursday
faled, revealing no trace of Its WHERE
abouts
Friday night the prisoners were placed
in the Jail here. From that time until
this morning mob, varying from 500 to
1900, has continually surrounded the Jail,
clamcripg for the lives OF the accused,
but the sheriff kept them at bay. Early
this morning the child was found alive
and well, sitting On the door step of
farmer near Resalia, where it had been
all the time. 1t is mystery. 1t is sup
posed that it was kidnapped and returned
when 1t was learned what excitement its
disappearance was causing. Mr.. and Mrs
Edwards have been released. They are
still suffering from the effects of the harsh
treatment received, and an attempt will
be made to prosecute the leaders OF the
mob.
AN INFANT MURDERED.
SEATTLE, Sept, 23.-The body of
dead female infant was found this morn
ing, on the beach at the foot of Virginia
street, by three little boys. The body.
was packed in grape box, and had
around 1t a cotton quilt. The right side
of the skull was crushed in, and every
evidence was furnished that the child had
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