The Dalles times-mountaineer. [volume] (The Dalles, Or.) 1882-1904, 1889-10-26
TELEGRAPHIC.
GREAT STORMS AT SEA.


ended his life in GREAT STORMS AT SEA-
explorations, and SAN FRANCIsCo Oct. 22-The steam
le +bo somo COsmopolis, which arrived port o-d
- ~ --o from Grays harbor, met with rou
weather on her way down. Ca plain De
suffering much reports that when off Cape Blan
than Eastern Ore the steamers shaft bent aud hr
Vosbinotor Morv blades of her propeller broken
'o'' -' by heavy She also short
N the point OF star COAL and had to beat her down
must be speedy or her disabled condition against stro
head wind.
intense suffering steamer ST. Paul. Captain Erskir
lack Of food. thirteen days from Ounaaska, arrived
=; t,+ Tow port this evening with twenty eight s
loon and forty eight storage passenge
oech three sue She reports having experienced stro
# crops and the and southeast winds during the pa
7, ,. O :: ten days with heavy rains She left
ias'eih oi gun " Ounaaska Octoker o. the steamer Do
fenced within the and the schooner Pear and both
mo- white man leave for San Francisco few days late
-.s---..-. Her cargo consisted of nineteen hundr
od ho;r fr or cases of salmon and twelve packages
e" Wins " personal effects
neiShoorhooo' ana A SIGHT
movement on foot SACRAMENTO Oct. 22-The coron
! view Sufficient this morning notified that
over by the train Antelope, al
uoscfioeo " oes sept out after the body 1t W
tinue it for some found that be horribly mangle
we feel certan His legs split open and broken
= :, several places Hips were knocked fro
1orthcoinS "nen their sockets and his RIBS broken. III
ply can be secured skull mashed and altogether IL
IN Lo hot, ooo, remains presented horrible sight.
card ln.hs pocket read "Dick O'Malley
and the force Will Deceased good clothes and had
purposes. on his person He was probably II
- over by the train last night.
Central America LoN'A'lIl NAlloN CASE
WASHINGTON Oct. 22.-Army office
my oe'"ee Oosa much interested in longevity
canal mat case pending before Second Conn
rcor co,p,rv t-oler GIkeson involving the guestio
-, of pay tor longevity ratioDs fer almo
DIX Without nm every officer in the army The to
e American flag amount OF all claims involved is abol
~, S1,500.0O0.
'ei'e from 'e A' When the first claim presented
Via the Nicaragua the second auditor 1t dsaloWe
aes and especiav The court of claims however decide
>, that officers entitled under the la
reap SfeaI oehe to allowance for longevity raons
the supreme court affirmed the decision
The second comptroller still hesitates
ahoat that Chief allow the claims, he is Gouotfl
y. .h ;, to whether the decision of the su
- W s preme court operates to reopen accoun
Very proba that have already been settled The se
radical in the ond has devoted much tim
-. =, and thought to the case, and has inall
hol alee Will written to the attorney general asking
ws of Mr.. Arthur; opinion On the subject.
of elsineers en- EpIDEaucs IN OHIO.
lille in charge of CLEVELAND Oct ga special fror
md will a,;llnol, Fremont says that at the village ,
o' Woodville in this county, nearly one
efore the conven- third of its citizens victims
typhoid fever and diphthera. Last wee
there ten deaths from typhoid feve
and nearly that number from diphther;
ne United States Great excitement prevails in the tow
navy as any mar and Ousnes is entirely suspended
ne continent, and THE JAPAN FLOODS.
lefenses she need pan rh.soo CC'. cS.-1he s'eame
IN European mon and Yokohama. The japanese paper
ry when proper that complete the pei
, c lecture of Arch show that 6S5 peopl
'n"Se VI her drowned and 121 injured during tn
lrn other nations floods of September H. and owe
republics in the houses were swept away and thous
ands OF acres of crops destroyed.
MONTANA POLITICS.
- ~ HELENA, Mont, Oct. 22--The bitter
% VI te oerent of feeling between the parties
ntinent now visit increasing daily, and the fight betwee
os 10 1 . :; the newspaper organs at Helena is rapin
20 W "A pau " fercey. The Republicans hold the Dem
congress were ee ocrats responsible for the delay in the
Chicago yeser mission OF the territory and the Demo
1,.. J, Gratis take the same position.
heiseii u oo meeting of the Judges Of the su
son and usual preme bench held Helena yester
sed the effort f day consider the application of usc
-. Dewofo to hold special session OF th
'hs country district cou1t at Butte, to consider th
mandamus to before him. H
nredicon that granted bermssion Court will
T. ~ -: vene October % instead of November a
~ WIN ~ A HORRIBLE CRIME.
arrson and Cleve- R,,,r,cu,,, a,o oct 90 ;
atonal tickets the to the from Lafayette record
NAV ba some crime in Taapoosa county thut rarely
10y Ao 'O has been surpassed in horrible details
g the hrst part While Albert Smith and his three odes
nd whatever she children absent from home five
u groes came to the honse, and being
~. refused something to eat by Mrs. Smith
. ransacked The house and afterwards sci
been canonized fire to They then caused the
Of the excruiang suffering by tossing her baby
;, wv up into the air repeatedly, and letting il
the party we fall back almost the point of sharr
mentioned before Knives which they held under it. They
t d h finally went away, leaving the mother
'' an" Pei"aP' and child dead than alive, and the
been for the house in ruins Three of the
and Democracy have been caught.
al DETERMINED POLISH CATHOLICS.
WnKEsBARRE Penn, Oct. 22-For
cifc is carrying some hme past the Polish Catholic adhe
by building line have held possession Of the church and
instead of being parsonage. To-day Bishop O'Harr of
ortation business f th oa e TO ~ @ ~ possession
scontlnenta line secured and in the attempt expe
ght that road the usurpers fierce hight ensued The
2. chief of police had leg broken and a
' 40 Pi"oNJ "no number of persons wele injured.
woMEN's RIGHTS
WALLA WAILA, Oct 22.-Mrs. J. D.
aving Joined the LaHnan MIS- S. B. Davenport and Mrs
IS the fact that Charles Burroughs to day brought suit
otions different wards here for rfine -, onnt n
better than the their votes the last election this
pronounced city laying their damages eaca In the
ouLtedly desires ,oo,n,,n A.. ,,onou,.
with those who vrcroR1. r G. Oct eaA sailor
named Thomas Peterson, the ship Gen.
. eral Falrcnld loading coal at Departure
NOTES. pay te from ON ,. aoi1 to inc aeck to-day,
earnest wish of brains ABOUT the Vesseis Deck
that the negroes Moioh LINE AociDhNr.
but the negroes dnmmv on th motor Inc IN FiSenha,
to go to addition off the track early this
morning. severely injuring two and
scadipg the engineer, besides completely
in hurry to demoshing the wood work of the en-
es in the field. glne ana car.
oseburg Revieao's the VisiilNe n shsA1ohs a n >.
whom will be 1r;,ad s,stes senstors % + 70 ,b s C
congress, Pen trail Pacific offices to-day and inspected
tariff reform" tne te,mna iacii.les Oh 'ne road pen
our minister to to examine the aisin industry The mar