The Dalles daily chronicle. [volume] (The Dalles, Or.) 1890-1948, 1891-07-30

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Miss Eta Story came upon the noon
train today from Herman Creek. She
will return in a few days.
The family of Mr. j. Fl. Cross left on
the boat this morning for few weeks
outing at Collin Landing.
The assessor for the city of Portland
gets $4,000 a year. He has three assis-
tants who get respectively $500, $1,000
and 5000 year co.
Mrs. DIR. Hollister and child and Mrs.
E. .Dunhain and children went up on
the noon train today to. camp at the
mouth of the Deschutes for few days.
The Oregon bar association have de-
who is now visiting Tacoma, fitting re-
ception, 7in>connection with an invitation
to visit the city ofiPortland.
If the Boxer City Blade does not soon
get new printing outfit it will have to
send small boy out with every paper
to explain what the ,dilapidated hero
glyphics mean.
little. over one and half persons in
each thousand in the United States are
insane; so say the statistics; but there
thinks the proportion of fools larger than
that.
From MIR. o. p: McGarvie, the gentle
manly operator of the Western Union
Telegraph company at this place, we
learn that Mr.. T. 7. Turner, our for
mer operator, is SO far recovered from his
late sickness that he is expected to be
back at his old desk by the 10th prox.
daily mail will start from The
Dalles, Saturday, August lst for Ante
lope. The mail contractor is A. w.
Branner and the Office at this end of the
line is at the Umatilla House, where it
has been ever since the first mail started
on that route. 81, ~, -
An injunction was granted today by
Judge Thornbury in. the absence of the
circuit Judge, to school district No. 8,
Mosier, by c.. J. Phillips as agent and
director af the plaintiff, against Troy
Shelly ct. al. commanding them to de-
sist from dividing or attempting to di-
vide said school district. -
A man named Chas. Rose was tried
few days ago in Walla Walla, charged
with keeping his saloon open on Sunday.
Notwithstanding that it was distinctly
proven that Rose kept open house and
sold liquor to all who asked for it the
jury found that the evidence was insult
rficient and the defendant was acquitted.
Mr.. Stanley, in his darkest Africa"
gives Emin Pasha as authority for the
statement that the chimpanzees, which
night to steal the fruit, use torches to
light the way. We don't believe word
of it. How could chimpanzee strike a
match when he wears no pantsP
Malta has taken root in Portland, be-
cause an Italian named Regatta shot the
horse of rival in the garbage business,
another Italian named Godono.
Godono, it appears, was in the act of un-
tieing his horses when bullet whizzed
past his ear and lodged in his horses
side.s
Constable J. D. Peck came down from
Pendleton this morning to take; back
John Doe," who was arrested here day
before yesterday, by virtue of telegram
from Mr.. Peck to Marshal Gibbons. The
prisoner is charged with having purloin-
ed seventy-five dollar fiddle from sa-
loon in Pendleton, in which he had been
employed as musician. He had the fid-
die with him when arrested.
= Mrs. A. E. Markham, of Clay Center,
Kan, and Miss Matte Morton of Sparta,
ILL.,, arrived in this city from their east
ern homes on Monday evening. On the
same evening Miss Morton was married
at the Union street lodging house, by
Rev. E. d. Sutcliffe to Mr.. G. E. Mark
ham of Hood River. They left yester-
day afternoon for, Hood River where
they intend 10 make their future home
A change of time on all passenger
trains passing this place will take effect
on Sunday morning next at 1905 a. M
The No. l west bound fast mail win ar
rive at The Dalles at 4:40 a. m. and
leave at 4 AS a. M, arriving at Portland
at 9 a. m. No. 2I the east bound fast
mail leaves Portland at z so p. M, ar
irving at II 40 p. M, leaving at IL AS p.
m. No. z, west bound express arrives
| at 6:20 p. m. and leaves at 6: 45 p. M,
arriving at Portland at 10 AS p. m: No.
g. east bound express, leaves Portland
at a. M, arriving here at II :O5 p. m.
| leaving at 30 n M II will he noticed