The Dalles times-mountaineer. [volume] (The Dalles, Or.) 1882-1904, 1890-06-07

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for the construction of a Lighthouse on tht
north head of Cape DISAPPOINTMENT; tt
restore telegraphic communication be
tween Tatoosh island and Port Angeles
to authorize the secretary of war TO ISSUE
ordinance stores in payment of store.
borrowed by Oregon DUNG the Me-
Perces war, and for recognizing the
customs district of Puget sound. The
bill granting right of way to the Port
land & Puget Sound Railway Company
and for other purposes, is No. 60 on the
general house calendar.
DID INDIANS KILL HIM!
Los ANGELES, June 1.-General B. Fl
Grierson, commanding the department o
Arizona, to-day received the first officia
report OF the murder of Robert Hardle
near Tombstone. The report comes from
the commanding officer at Fort Hua-
chuca, and tends to throw more mystery
than ever upon the point as to whether OIL
not Hardie was killed by Indians. The
following is what the official report says
The statement OF murder made by Mr.
Clark, resident of Huachuca, who was
at Tom bstone when the news reached
there, is that Hardie and Dr. Haynes were
out riding about four miles from the
ranch where they were stopping. About
p. NJ. they started to return. Hardie
was killed at the first fire, bullet pass
ing through his heart. His index finger
of the lett hand showed powder burns
The doctor, who was with him, claimed
that he was scouting IN the brush for a
while. The doctor caught Hardie's horse
and escaped. The people at the ranch
secured Hardie's body and brought it to
Tombstone. Clark saw the body at the
undertakers before the inquest was teld.
He saw the pockets of his clothes emptied
and the money counted. The pocket
book was seemingly untouched. The
body was unInutilated and without SEEM
inglY dishguration. The bullet hole was
straight through the body from the
front. This indicates that the person
firing tie shot was on level with the
man killed. Clark's opinion Is that Har-
die was killed by other than Indians, and
from motives other than robbery. Al
though this report states that the fatal
shot was fred from the front at Hardle
by some person who was on level with
him, DIR. Haynes, the only eyewitness of
the murder, claims that he saw a painted
Indian IN the bills to the left of him, who
did the killing.
General Grlerson states that thorough
OF Ruckers canyon does no
disclose any trace whatever OF Indians.
For five days now troopers and expert
enced scouts have thoroughly secured
the country in the vicinity where Hardie
was killed, and not a single print OF an
Indian moccasin can be found. There is
q mystery surrounding this murder that
has not yet been solved.
FATALITY ABOUT THE OFFICE.
GLOBE, Ariz., June "A distressing
accident happened at Wheathelds. twelve
miles north of Globe, shortly after noon,
in the death of Jerry Ryan,
sheriff of Gila county, and Miss Mary
Frush yesterday. They were members of
a picnicklng party from Globe. Miss
Frush and A. B. Summons went boating
on Wheatfield lake IN frail craft which
capsized. Sheriff Ryan and Willis Md
dlcton went to the rescue, and Ryan
reached Miss Frush, hut got entangled IN
The weeds and both were drowned
Middleton tried hard to save them, but
was himself pulled under. and reached
shore exhausted. Simmons clung to the
boat until rescued. The bodies were re-
covered after being in the water half an
hour, and were brought to Globe. Ryan
is the third sheriff OF Gila county to meet
death while in office
AGAINST THE BOYCOTT.
DUBLIN, June 2-Catholic Bishop
ODwyer, of Limerick, has issued pas
.oral letter, Withdrawing from priests In
his diocese the power to grant absolution
10 persons guilty OF boycotting or advo-
eating and practicing that plan of cam
paign. The action of the bishop has
treated much surprise and Indignation.
CAUGHT IN DENVER.
DENVER, June 2.-Master Eddie Alb
oott, the boy musician who was kid
tapped several days ago in Chicago by a
was fonnd here, and the woman
who took the child was arrested to-day
,y Detective Linton, of Denver. The
,oy's father was notified by telegraph.
He will start at once for Denver and will |
prosecute the woman to the full extent of |
he law. She will be taken back to |
Chicago. The arrest had caused a big |
ensation here on account of the boys |
The lady is we'll dressed |
md has all the appearance of wealth and |
efnement. She is completely postrated
'ver her rash act, and refuses to give her |
lame or explain why she took the boy.
rhe boy is now in charge of Manager j.
:. Cordray.
ENGLAND CAPTURES THE BEER.
SAN FRANCISCO, June 1-Tbc Chronicle
ays to-day's mail Brought the legal decu-
nents consummating the sale of local
'reweries to an English syndicate for
2, 100000. The new corporation will be
;nown as "The San Francisco Breweries,
imited," an6 the board of management
n San Francisco consists of William
Alvord. S. G. Murphy, E. A. Denicke,
ohm FL. Weiland and Fl. Dutard. The |
purchased are Weiland, Fred
United States, Chicago,
Willows, Oakland, Brookland, Pacific and
1Ofturg.
SACRAMENTO, June lie. Lemay, repre-
entative of the leading English breweries
Hd hop dealers, came here to day for the
purpose of arranging, if possible, with
he hop growers TO ship their hops direct /
o the English market. He will visit all
he hop farms the coming week.
ACCIDENT TO THE STEAMER AJAX.
SAN Francisco, June 1.-The Oregon
Joal & Navigation Company's steamer
4jar, Captain Donaldson, left her berth
yesterday afternoon at o'clock, bound
or Coos Bay. She steamed down the
,ay, and after going short distance one
# her steam pipes burst. The steamer
hen dritted with the flood tide to point
IF the ferry landing, where anchor was
lropped. Temporary repairs were affect
ID and the steamer tben hove up anchor
md proceeded to her berth, where new
,ipe was put in. She lett for her des-
lnation late last evening.
TO PUSH THE PANAMA CANAL.
PARIS, June I'M. Wayse has sailed
rom Southampton on q mission connect
d with the Panama canal. Mouchicour,
he liquIdatOr of the Panama canal
ompanv, instructed Wayse, alter visiting
he canal works at Colon, to proceed 20
go