The Dalles daily chronicle. [volume] (The Dalles, Or.) 1890-1948, 1892-06-14
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Phil Brogan Sen. of Antelope, is at the
Umatilla house.
The Missoula river is higher this week
than for five years past.
George Nolin, of Dufur. paid the
CHRoNIc1E pleasant visit today.
Hon. U. P. Isenberg and G. P. Heald
of Hood River made flying trip to the
city today
G. w. Phelps, agent at this place for
Frank Brothers, has located temporarily
at rs Second street.
The CHRoNIcLE acknowledges the
courtesy of visit today from Hampton
Kelly, of Wapfnitia.
The momentous question in demo-
cratic politics now is, who's to control in
Chicago on Tuesday next?
THE CHRONICLE is indebted to the
courtesy of Hon. Binger Hermann for
valuable documents received.
D. W. Aldridge has retired from
editorship of the Prineville News. His
successor is F. f. Wilmarth.
1t is said there are ten candidates for
the Office of city marshal. The city
ought to be able to select good one
from that number.
The moonlight excursion last night
was highly enjoyed by large number
of persons, mostly young people, who
returned to the city at midnight after a
very pleasant trip.
The state department is officially ad-
vised of the conclusion of treaty oi
commercial reciprocity between Austria
Hungary and the U. States, under the
the provisions of the Mckinley law.
The value of the first four months oi
exports of merchandise from this coun-
try this year, was $141, ,723, ,243 more
than it was for the same four months oi
the previous year. Was Mckinley tar
iff a factor?
Ryland's Iron Trade Circulor London
for May 26 says: that it is the decision
of several large tin Manuf. Co.'S. to re.
move their machinery Immediately tc
the United States in consequence Of
the Mckinley tariff law.
G. w. Adams, the artistic shoemaker
will open up by the end of the week, al
go Second street, with a new and com
plete shoemaking outfit. Mr.. Adams
will be better fitted than ever to max.
and repair all kinds of boots and shoes
The eleventh annual commencement
of Wasco independent Academy will b,
held at the court house Thursday. Jun,
16. The exercises will begin promptl,
at s O'Clock p. m. Patrons and friends O
the academy are cordially invited to b.
present.
w. B. Perry of Hood River, passe,
through the city today on his way t.
Butte, Mont. Mr.. Perry is handling tn
majority of the strawberry ship
ments from Hood River, and he in
formed a CHRONICLE representative tha
they will foot up fully $25 900 for tn
season. The bulk of the shipments i
over but there will be strawberries il
tne market till near the first of July.
The Pacific Express Co., are now .usin
a horse that with only little training
bids fair to be able to kick the end-gat
off the express wagon. He gave an ex
hibition of his skill this forenoon i
front of the postofice and by the tim
he was through the driver, Harley An
drews had moved behind the seat, Will
his father o. s.: Andrews, had been prat
tically kicked behind it, receiving a pair
I full cash on one of his shins. The foe
board, too, which is strongly brace
with iron bands and straps was broke
and twisted. and it is safe to say, if
had been situated ten feet above tt
horses hind quarters it would in a
probability, have been broken I'M
splinters.