The Dalles daily chronicle. [volume] (The Dalles, Or.) 1890-1948, 1892-06-21
This is the longest day of the year.
Hon. w. H. Dufur of Dufur, is in -th

This is the longest day of the year.
Hon. w. H. Dufur of Dufur, is in the
city.
Mr.. and Mrs. C. j. vanDuyn, of
Tygh, are in the city.
Wool is still arriving at the ware
houses in large quantities.
G. Confer and Nathan Alexander, of
Wapinitia, were in town last night.
The militia of Goldendale are off for
their annual encampnent near Tacoma,
this week.
Miss Florence and Master Howard
Blackerby of Wapinitia were in the
city last night.
The price of wool remains unchanged
and sales are being effected every day at
from IL to l51s cents.
Mr.. and Mrs. Alex Mcleod and Messrs.
]. ]. Butler and Pat. Bolton OF Kingsley
came into town this forenoon
The wool clip of the Baldwin sheep
and land company for this year is ex-
pected to reach a half million pounds.
The implement dealers are all appar-
entity doing good business as farmers
are getting prepare, for the coming har-
vest.
A dispatch has been received at Ber-
lin stating that Emin Pasha has arrived
in Bukoba in good health. 1t is believed
it has been sent later than the date on
which he was reported dead.
Mays & Grove have just received
large importation of steel ranges which
they are offering at from $45 to $50,
which is lower than these goods have
ever been offered for in this city before.
The peoples party is very jubilant
over the fact that Klickitat county will
be represented at the national conven-
tion at Omaha by their co-worker, Hon.
A. H. Jewett, of White. Salmon. The
woman suffrage advocates in that county
are rejoicing over the peoples state con-
vention fayoring them in their platform
adopted at Sprague.
Here is the way the Waitsburg Times
speaks of a late incident connected with
Editor Shut of the Condor Globe:
Shut Condor, editor of the Arlington
Globe, was arrested Wednesday for
criminal libel, on complaint of Mr..
Brown, editoreof the Arlington Record.
Shut rctaliated by causing Browns ar
reet.on similar Charge. 'aa ifsE
The Grant county News says: Dur
ing the next two years only three DEM
ocrats viii, have hand in onr county
government, and two OF these are alioid-
overs.1 Last two years only three re-
publicans tended brake while thecar of
government ratified down the; Hill of
time Such are, the political changes
among free and Independent voters.
Mr.. Charles Colman, an oregonian in
territorial days. but now, resident of
San Francisco, is making his first tour of
the Inland Empire, and is today a guest
of the Hmatilla house He wonders
now how it can be thatin 1857, when he
was property holder in Portland, he
did not remain 90, and visit this country
in the early Sixties. He sees now why
it is that Bradstreet reports so few fail
ures in Oregon. 81 ts
Mr. M. ]. Cockerline, the Boyd -four.
ing mill man, was in The Dalles today
arranging for the final delivery of the
machinery for a first class roller mil
which is to take the place of the ole
style stone mill at Boyd. The new mil
win be in running order by the time ths
wheat of the present harvest is ready te
be converted into -four, at which time hs
will be pleased to have the patronage o
the farming community.