The Dalles times-mountaineer. [volume] (The Dalles, Or.) 1882-1904, 1890-06-21
THE DALLES OREGON, SATURDAY, JUNE 2I, $780,

| -
rested, charged with being a dapgeror
and suspicious character, and was take
by mob from the officers and hanged
Swayse was distributing circulars t
negroes in the parish, advising them nc
to take part in the election for state sena
tor, to fill vacancy, which comes off to
morrow, as 1t was purely Democrat
factional fight. A short time ago severa
leading white citizens of East Feliclan
sent letter to the manager of the Louis
lana lottery, warning him against at
tempting to send emmissaries into tha
section to influence votes Tor the lottery
and it is alleged that Swayse was on
mission of this kind.
STORMY SCENE IN THE COMMONS.
LONDON, juno 16.--There was an excit
ing time in the commons tonight. Bal
four. replying to Dillon, denied that th,
police had charged upon him and clubbeG
the people at New Tipperary for lighting
bontires to celebrate the marriage o
William O'Brien. They put out the fires
which obstructed the streets. Secroll and
Clancy, nationalists, wanted to know how
''shadowing" persons in Ireland could
prevent boycottiDg.
Balfour said no one was shadowed un-
less known to be engaged in intimidation
The government would reduce the system
if Parnellites would induce the persons
shadowed to abstain from intimidation.
Parnell asked Balfour to adopt the
English presumption that every person
accused is innocent until proven guilty.
Balfour-Will M. Parnell undertake
that these people shall not repeat their
crimes?
This question brought out lsud Parnell.
lite cries of "what crlme?" Amidst
tremendous uproar Dillon began an ex-
cited speech, denouncing Balfour and
demanding an apology for the use of the
woid ''crime." A stormy scene ensued,
in which Gill accused 1alfour of lying
and Gladstone challenged him to prove
the assertion that the liberals resorted to
"shadowing." Finally Balfour substltut-
ed the words "lntimidatIon and boycott
ing" for ''crlme' and after time the
house quieted down.
Shaw Lefevre's amendment TO postpone
the purchasing of licenses until the pas
sage of the act trasferr:pg the licensing
power to the county councils, was re-
jected.
CHOLERA SPREADING.
MADRID, June 16-Much alarm IS
occasioned by the continued spread of
cholera at Pueblao de Rugat. The
authorities are making strong efforts to
stamp out the disease, but so far have
been unsuccessful. New cases are report
ed daily. Yesterday there were four
deaths aud nine new cases. Doctors are
greatly overworked. Authorities have
to Valencia asking for ply
'iclans and drugs, which are running
short. The total number of cases thus
ar Is ninety.one. One OF the persons who
led for safety died at Albaida. DR.. Can
leila, an expert, declares the disease to be
he true Asiatic cholera.
SUICIDE AT SEATTLE.
SEATTLE, June 16.--Katie O'Shaugh-
,essy, or Dickson, very pretty young
recently from Portland, died at
he American hotel early this morning
rom self-administered dose of morphine.
About two weeks ago Edward Dickson,
/ carpenter, engaged rooms % and % at
he American house. which he and the
)'Shaughnessy woman at once occupied,
very one in the house looking upon them
IS man and wife. No one in the house
Knew anything about the couple. Some
lays ago the woman left rooms 90 and 90
md took room No. IN the same house.
t was rumored at the time that Dickson
md the woman had trouble, and thl the
after had attempted to commit 81
The trouble between the couple
moothed over in few days. Lssth
hortly after z o'clock, Dickson repofl
o the proprietor of the house that til
} 'Shaughnessy woman was very ill in his(
Dom. Doctors were at once summoned |
nd were informed that the woman had |
AIKEN an overdose of morphine. Soon
fter the arrival of the physicians the
Voman became unconscious, and although |
very effort was made to save her life she
led at about o'clock this morning.