The Dalles times-mountaineer. [volume] (The Dalles, Or.) 1882-1904, 1890-03-29

He was elected to the state senate in 1870,
and in 1873 was appointed justice of the
supreme court of the state by Governor
Grover. In politics he was always an
earnest ard active Democrat.
TACOMA MURDERER CAPTURED.
TACOMA, March 26.-Barnardino Verra-
nj, who murdered the Italian Vizinso Com.
peo last Wednesday night in a stabblny
affray, has been arrested in Mount Yer
non, Skagit county. He will lie brought
back tomorrow.
BRITISH COLUMBIA RAILROADS.
VICTORIA, March 26-The charter and
the land grant to the Columbia & Koot-
enay railway has successfully passed the
house. Hahbo,t, superintendent of the
Pacific division of the Canadian Pacific
railway, to day stated that tenders for the
construction Of the line will be asked for
az once and the work completed by Sep
tember next. The railway will connect
the Colombia rIvrr with the Kooteuay
lake country, in which, it is claimed, some
of the richest mines ou the continent have
been discovered.
The act in aid of the Shuswap & Okan.
| ogan railroad has been passed in the local
house. The government of British Col
umoia will guarantee interest on suffi-
clentlamount of money to com plete the en-
terprlse-a sum not to exceed $780,
| O00-for a term of twenty i've years at
| .he rate OF per cent. the company agree
ing In lieu OF such guarantee, to assign to
the government the subsidy of $4,000 per
mile grained the company by the par.ia,
ment of Canada. The Canadian Pacific
Railroad Company agrees to undertake
the equipment and running of the Shus
wap 81 Okanogan for a term of twenty
FIVE years. The line will extend to some
point on the Canadian Pacific railroad in
British Columbia, at or near Sicamous
Narrows, up the Shuswap river and Spal-
luncheon to point on Okanogan lake.
FAREWELL TO BISMARCK.
BERLIN, March ga farewell audi
ence between the emperor and Bismarck
was held this morning. 1t lasted three-
quarters of an hour.
As the prince was diving past bridge
between Lubtcraten and Inter den Lin
den, his horses SHE'D and one of ttcm be.
came en:angIed in the traces. 1t was
necessary to stop the carriage until the
harness was rearranged A crowd Quick.
ly gathered about the chancellor and
ladies threw him boquets and kissed their
hands to Kim. Bismarck was so greatly
affected that he shed tears He shook
hands with number of those about his
carriage and his voice faltered as he
thanked the people for their demonstra-
tions of affection. The accident was of
q tritiing nature. and as soon as the har-
mss was arranged the prince resumed his
drive amid cheers.
Bismarck's passage through the streets
was veritable triumphal procession.
Tne people at times wanted to unharness
The horses and drag the carriage them
selves.
In the lower house Of the Prussian diet
to day Caprivi read the emperor's accept
ancc of Herbert Bismarck's resignation
of the Office OF imperial foreign minister,
and the appointment of himself (Capriv)
to succeed blm.
| AFRAID OF JUDGE LYNCH.
ASTORIA, March 26.-The examination
of George Rose and Jack Edwards, on a
charge of numbering Jasen F. Frederick
son and wife near Bay Center, was post
poned on account of the absence in Port
land of Acting Prosecuting Attorney
Hsrdesty, who returned here to day, ex-
pccting to catch the morning boat for
IlwacC, but failed. He will go over In
the morning. George Rose was taken
| from Bay Center to Sealand. on account
of threats of lynching, but Edwards re
mains In custody at Bay Center. The
examination will take place to morrow.
Conflicting reports are in circulation,
some people saying Roses guilt is not
well enough established to justify fears
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