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The Dalles daily chronicle. [volume] (The Dalles, Or.) 1890-1948, 1892-08-25

The average democratic editor is sit-
ting up nights trying to trace some con-
nection between the switchmen's strike
and the Tennessee revolt and the Nc
Kinley law But as the railroads in no
way figure in the tariff, and the insur-
rection at Coal Greek was distinctively
against a democratic law, they have as
yet been unableto evolve any sophistry
that will cover the trouble.
The Dalles daily chronicle. [volume] (The Dalles, Or.) 1890-1948, 1892-08-25
Administrators Sale Of Horses.

In pursuance of air order of the
county court, OF Wasco county. dated
July 10th, 1892, I will sell as a whole or
and colts, also one .'Black Stranger"
stallion, fine horse md good breeder,
belonging to the estate OF the late w. ].
Meins. .These are. good well bred
horses, manvof them broke to, work.
They will be sold for cash approved
security.
J. G. MEMS, Administrator,
OF the Estate Of W.,I Mems.
u 7.23dw1m- -.
The Dalles daily chronicle. [volume] (The Dalles, Or.) 1890-1948, 1892-08-25
County Treasnrer.s. No.teess

County Treasurer.ss NOTICE s-zsk<szz7
Ali county xarra ftts registered prior
to March 1S,sIS59, viii be paid if pre-
sented at my Office, corner Third and
Washington streets Interest ceases on
and after this date.
The Dalles, July Is, 1S92.
WIGLIAM MICHELL,
.7.istf Treasurer Wasco County, Or.
The Dalles daily chronicle. [volume] (The Dalles, Or.) 1890-1948, 1892-08-25

The ice wagon OF Gates & Allison is on
the streets every morning from to 8
O'Clock. Any orders for ice left with
Will Vanbibber,seKp press or at the store
of Chas. Lauefswin be promptly at
tended te- Gates q ALLISON.
The Dalles daily chronicle. [volume] (The Dalles, Or.) 1890-1948, 1892-08-25
IcEl IcEt IcEi

Having on hand a large supply of ice.
we are prepared to furnish our custom
ers with ice in any quantity at reason
able rate. We guarantee we will supply
the demand without advancing prices
throughout the season. Leave orders at
G. F. Lauer's store. Second street,
s 5=2tf G8TEs & AIsfIsoS
Evening journal., 1892-04-15
Crosby
& Hill.
SPECIAL BARGAINS

so pieces American Challies,
large variety of styles, 3 cents
a yard worth sc.
bale very heavy, yard wide
brown muslin, SIC yard,
worth 7 cents.
80 pieces Dress Ginghams,
plaids and stripes, at SC. worth
Ioc.
90 inch Barnaby Ginghams,
very fine fabric. selected styles,
Ioc a yard, Philadelphia price
25c.
80 pieces Printed Idealene,
a most beautiful cotton fabric,
having all the appearance OF
French Challies, I6c yard
Philadelphia price, ISc.
Our Dress Goods Depart
ment is full of attractive stuff'
for Spring wear we call spec
ial attention to a new and very
popular dress material.
Evening journal., 1892-04-15
DErAnTNENT oF sTATE.


SIn-i congratulate you that the difficulty ex-
isting between the United States and Italy,
growing out OF the lamentable massacre at New
orleans IN March Of last year. IL about 20 be
terminated, The president feeling that for
such an injury there should be ample indem-
nifty, instructs me 70 tender you l2,,oO francs
The Italian government win distribute this
sum among the families Of the victims
While the injury Waa not inflicted directly by
the United States the president nevertheless
feels that Il is the solemn duty well as tho
great pleasure OF the national government to
pay a satisfactory indemnity. Moreover, tho
presidents instructions carry with them tho
hope that the transaction of today may effaco
all memory OF the unhappy tragedy; that the
old and friendly relations OF the United States
and Italy may bo restored, and that nothing
untoward may ever again occur 20 disturb their
harmonious friendship.
avail myself OF this occasion to assure you
that your prolonged service at this capital as
charge dahaires has been marked by every
quality that renders you grateful and accepta-
bic to tho government OF the United States and
! 10 renew 70 You tho assurance of my high con-
sideration. JAMES q. BLAINE.
MARQUIS lmDeriali. Charge d'Affaires OF Italy.
Where the Money Came From.
The money which was paid to Marquis
Imperiah was taken from the fund which is
usually appropriated for the state depart
ment TO be used in emergencies and for
special and extraordinary purposes, such a.
the present The fund for the current year
amounted 10 $4,000, and has been drawn
upon In addition to this s25, 600 for expenses
at Santiago and Valparaiso during the
Gillian controversy and to meet expenses
connected with the Behring sea ncgotia-
tions. An impression prevails In official cir
cles that Baron Fava viii not be returned
| TO Washington.
Evening journal., 1892-04-15
NEWS FROM ALBANY.
Important Bins Passed by tho senate
and Assembly.

Important Biis Passed by tho senate
and Assembly.
ALBANY, April l5-The assembly passed
Senator pfunkitt's repeal of the Central park
speedway law.
senator Aspinalrs bill creating state
board OF telephone commissioners was passed
by the senate.
The Democrats lost two measures. One
was the Poughkecpsie gerrymander, in
creasing the wards from six TO seven and
reapportioning them 20 as 20 give them con-
troll OF the Duchess county board OF super
visors. IL got only 81 votes In the as
sembly The other bill lost was the Far
quhar bill extending personal registration
10 the county districts.
The assembly, however, passed the new
Ogendensburg charter by vote Of 90 ayes.
The new charter throws the control Of the
city into the hands Of the Democrats by ex.
tending the terms a ofilce Of the present
mayor and recorder one year, and placing
the appointment Of election inspectors in
the hands of the latter official
The Cantor freedom Of worship bill wai
passed by the assembly after being changed
80 that it Is substantially reiteration o
the constitutional guarantee amendments
| proposed by Deyo The amendments strucl
out iut lfNNlniuIo lul NtkultllnN 1ohllln
sion, consisting OF the attorney general
] president Of the state board of charities ant
l superintendent Of prisons, and the penalt,
for violating the proposed law.
The senate passed the Aspinall telephon'
bill, creating a state board Of commissioner
20 regulate telephone rates, and killed th
state elevator bill, providing FOR the erec
tion by the state of two grssn elevators q
Buffalo and four az NeS-York. The gam
laws passed the senate, amended by strik
ing out the privilege of fishing in Jamaic
bay on Sunday.
The excise aud New York election IL
spectors bills came 10 the senate and wer
made special orders for Tuesday morning
Farquhar's amendment 20 the ballot la,
passed the assembly with the provision 70
the folding Of ballots stricken out. Partii
blindness was made a physical disability
The bin now provides for a uniform indors'
ments OF ballots by requiring that the nun
Der OF the district be printed on the fac
instead Of the back Of the ballot.
Governor Flower signed the congressionl
reapportionment bill
Evening journal., 1892-04-15
lNreResT uNPRoWpgp foa.
franklin II. Cotton Presents An Ordinanc,
TO Provide for an Oversight.

Franklin II. Cotton Presents AN Ordinance
to Provide for an Oversight.
The session Of City Council last night
was very tame affair. Little other than
routine business was transacted
City Treasurer Adams made the follow
ing report: Balance In Union National
Bank to current expenses, $24, 66i 30
received Of Edmund Mitchell, Jr., col
lector, $40; John j. Mealey, collector,
1915; q. n. Billsny, city auditor, $3.50. %
w. j. Blackburn, chief Of police, $3.50 80;
Patrick Dillon. building inspector, $6l
depository banks for interest $ll.55.
The Water Witch Fire Company for
mally notified Council that In a short
time It would be ready for active service
and entitled to 81, 900 per annum. The
communication was referred TO che Fl.
nance ad Fire Committees
Mr.. Cotton offered an ordinance pro
viding for the payment Of interest on
500 900 for the street and sewer loan
provision for which had not been made
The active section Of the ordinance wal
as follows:
Section /. That the sum Of 81, 754 g
be- and the same is hereby appropriated
for the payment OF balances Of interes
falling due this dscal year.
Il was given its drst and second read
ings and referred to the Finance and Law
Committees.
A resolution offered by Mr. Murray re
quiring the clerk Of the, Tegistr,
bureau to make a monthly report wa
adopted without debate
petition was presented from Georg
R. Townsend & Co. asking for the retur
Of S2 90, overpaid taxes. II was referre
and Council adjourned.
Evening journal., 1892-04-15
Hosiery Bargains
Gentlemen S Half Hose

$50 dozens Regular made
and Seamless Cotton Hose in
stripes, tans, modes and greys
at I3c a pair, ? pairs for IS
cents, just about half price.
so dozens Ladies Unbleach-
ed Schoppers' Hose, sizes 8,
81, 9, 95I, 10, heavy and very
durable, I3c. a pair, ? pairs for
rs cents, just about half price.
90 dozens Ladies Black
Derby Rib Hose, seamless and
fast black, ISc. a pair, real
value about IS cents. We
claim that our store is head
quarters for Hosiery, Gloves
and Underwear. We invite
inspection and comparison.
An unusually good and at
tractive CORSET for 20
cents a pair.
Evening journal., 1892-04-15

We can't afford to play
second fiddle, our position is
at the head of the column,
leading in assortment, quality
and very modest prices.
Spring Suits of Home
Spuns, Cheviots, Wood
Browns, Worsteds, ETC., cut
in either single or double
breasted Sacks or Cutaway
Suits with lots of other gar-
ments in Serges, Clays, Flan-
nels, Broad Wales, Corkscrews
are here and await your CON-
ing. We have over forty
styles of Mems Suits, which
we sell at $Io and $I2.
You may pay a good price
for a fancy suit for the boy
and not get what is most be-
coming to him. Much de-
pends upon becomingness in
a dress suit. What becomes
one doesn't become all. We
share your pride in seeing your
boys well dressed, and are
always cheerfully working to
that end. At our store you will
find intelligent advice, and a
tasteful assortment of Fash
ionable Clothing for Boys and
Children.
Evening journal., 1892-04-15
To Houae Its Engine.

The Reliance Steam Fire Company re-
ceived its new Silsby fire engine yester-
day. The new enPine Is nickle- plated and
has all the latest improvements. The
Delaware Company will house the new
engine on Saturday night. The Delaware
Company will 20 with the First Regiment
Band to- the p, w. & B. freight depot
and there they win be met by the Re
lance Company and HyRtt's Band and
get the engine. A short street parade
will be made before the engine Is housed
The engine cost g. 900.
Evening journal., 1892-04-15
Iames cets a verdict for sos. $50.

NEW York, April i5.-The jury in thu
suit OF Colonel Edward G. James against
Lawyer J. Henry Work to recover S2OO,OOt
alleged 10 have been Illegally lost in financial
operations through the firm Of Grant a
Ward, in 1876, returned a verdict Of S03, ,35t
in favor Of the plaintiff Colonel James thu,
comes out Of the Grant g. Ward failure witt
a little more than the actual cash of Sd0O0l
he put In and lost.
Evening journal., 1892-04-15
Tho coodyenr company sued.

NEW HAVEN, April l5.-Counsel for the
defunct Union Waterproof Shoe company
have sued the Goodyear India Rubber com.
pany, OF Naugatuck, for 5000 damages foi
alleged fraud In attempting TO cheat the
creditors Of the Union company. A tenn
porary injunction was issued restraining the
Goodyear company from disposing OF si0,00l
worth Of effects of the Union company held
under attachment
Evening journal., 1892-04-15
aoIned the Rubber Trust.

NEW YoRK, April i5-At a meeting Of
the United States Rubber company the
capital stock was increased TO Sl2,500,O 600
George A. Lewis, president OF the Goodyear
Metallic Rubber Shoe company was elected
a director. This company is quite an &c
QUESTION fog the consolidation, as IL is one
of the four leading rubber boot and shoe
companies in the United States.
Evening journal., 1892-04-15
The Monetary Conference Probable.

WASHINGTON, April i5.-Secretary Foster
said that he could not talk about the rumoi
that Mr. Goschen, chancellor Of the English
exchequer, had asked for an internationai
monetary conference. He wished the sub.
ject was in such condition that he could
talk The inference is that an understand
ing will soon be arrived at
Evening journal., 1892-04-15
FlrhtInr GarneId PnrIs.

CHICAGO, April i5.-Mayor Washburn
the west side aldermen and the west side
park commissioners have all taken up the
cudgels against the Garfield park track. The
mayor notified the chief OF police that 3
license win be issued to the west side track
for thirty days Of racing and no more.
Evening journal., 1892-04-15
Llnd.er Wanla ! pIsorce.

NEW YORK, April l5.-The World say
that Mary Hin Lindsey, the wife Of Charlie,
/. Lindsey, one Of the proprietors Of the
Parker House, of Boston, was found by her
husband in room at the Imperial hotel
here with Fletcher Ladd, a prominent law.
yer Of the city Of culture. The couple Were
elected from the hotel, and il Is said that
Lindsey win procure a divorce.
Evening journal., 1892-04-15
Tho Electric chair for Osmond.

NEW YoRK, April l5.-The jury which
tried John l.. Osmond for shooting and kill
ing his wife and John C. Burchell, at 6Ot
Third avenue, on the night Of Oct. 3
1891, returned with a verdict Of murder IN
the first degree. Osmond's defense was that
he was made sazy by jealousy.
Evening journal., 1892-04-15

A PRIZE TO EVERY PERSON. FIRST or
~ LASr.-n a Sharks head measures III
inches, and his tail is as long as his head
and one. half of the body, and his body Is al
long as the head and tail together, what is
the entire length OF the shark
To the hrst person sending a correct an
swer TO the a1Ove problem before MAY TO-
1892, we will give TWENTY DOLLARS in
GOLD; to the second person, a solid Gold
Watch; TO the third a handsome SILK Dress
Pattern. IA yarde. ANY color" 70 the fourth a
fine upholstered Rocking Chair; to the next
five persons, Fine six Umbrella; 10 the
next ten persons, a ten day excursion ticket
to Atlantic City; 70 the last person sending a
correct answer. handsome Silver Water
Pitcher; 10 the next to the last. fine Toilet
Set; TO the next Eve persons, fine Set Of
Silver spoons. In addition to the -abOve every
new subscriber sending correct ansNer we
Will give handsome Picture, and 10 the per-
son sending us the largest number OF sub
scribers we will give fine Hunting Case
watch. With your answer send % cents in
silver or postal note. or 30 cents In stamns,
for three mon his subscription 20 the
American Home Journal beautiful illus
trated 10 page plper, published semi
monthly, devoted TO literature. fashion.
amusement and useful information. Our
May issue will give the names OF winners
We make this grand offer to increase the
circulation OF our paper. Address, with sub
scription money. TO the American Home
Journal. No. 1907 RACE STREET,
Philadelphia.
Evening journal., 1892-04-15
The coaI Genuine Inye.tiqatIop.

ALBANY, April i5.-Chairman Mcmahon
of the committee appointed TO investigate
the coal road combination, says supple
mentary report win be made the close Of
the session, and the committee viii ask foi
authority 10 sit during recess.
Evening journal., 1892-04-15
no Keop sIonmouth closed

AsRURY PARK, n. j., April l5.-The pres
bytery Of Monmouth, in session at Freehold
appointed a committee TO get all law and
order leagues and other churches TO inter
cede with them toward having the Mon
mouth track kept closed.
Evening journal., 1892-04-15
Nin. nnnhr.h nn IInlf rIme.

WnKEsBARRE, Pa, April 15.-The Read
ing railroad has put its car and repair shops
in this vicinity on half time Nine hundred
men are affected.
Evening journal., 1892-04-15
Henry Georgelsm in the House.

wAsHINGToN, April 15.-The incident IN
the house was the debate on the resolution
Of Mr.. Burrows lAIich) to expunge from
the Congressional Record the extracts from
the book Of Henry George, Protection Oh
Free Trade, interiected by several Demo
cratic members. The discussion was AZ
times quite sCicy, especially the verbal
passage between Mr. BlounN Gal and Mr..
Fithian nlsl, the latter accusing Mr.
Blount Of being too partial toward the Rf
publicans. Mr.. Blount resented this critf
cisn, and finally the colloquy ended by .
mutual apology.
Evening journal., 1892-04-15
The King OF Forgers Dead.

NEW YoRK, April l5.-George Wilkes
skiing of Forgers,n admitted 70 Bellevus
hospital April with a fractured skull, died
there last night
Evening journal., 1892-04-15
nnr. rhni I'm chichen..

PouGHKEEPsIE, N. Y, April l5.-Mor,
than hundred chickens, ducks and rabbits
have been killed during the past week in
this city by two dogs "a setter and mon
Evening journal., 1892-04-15
The Gar 20 vis,t nerIin.

ST. PETERSBURG, April 15.-It is stated
here that the car viii stop at Berlin on
May %, on his return from the golden
wedding in Copenhagen.
Evening journal., 1892-04-15
N. Y. Clothing 6 House.
WILMINGTON, Friday, April "a, is9s.
MEETINGS FOR THIS EVENING.

Excelsior Lodge, Knights Of Pythias.
Grant Camp, Sons Of Veterans.
Logan Camp. Sons OF Veterans.
Wilmington Castle. Knights Golden Eagle.
Columbia Lodge, Ind. Order ODD Fellows.
Fairfax Lodge. Ind. lrder Odd Fellows.
Journey man Stone MasOns' Association.
Evening journal., 1892-04-15
Torest rIres IN Inc CatsI,IIIs.

RoNDoUT, N. Y, April l5.-Several frel
are raging in the foothills Of the Catshills
Unless rain falls they viii do considerable
dilmaga
Evening journal., 1892-04-15
FOR M'KINLEY AND BLISS
The New Presidential Ticket
Considered at New York.
MICHIGAN WILL SUPPORT AIGER

II the Veteran Has no Chance Then the
Delegates WIN Declare Themselves for
President Harrison's denomination.
Gossip About Pennsylvania's Politics.
NEW YoRK, April mckinley and
Bliss is the presidential ticket that a num-
Der of prominent Republicans are said 70
have talked Of last night at a conference at
the home of Mr.. Cornelius N. Bliss l9s
Madison avenue. For a week il had been
known 70 few Republican politicians here
in New York city that Mr. Bliss had sent
out invitations for the assembly. Mr.. Bliss
In his invitations announced that he would
like to meet the gentlemen invited at his
home at 7;S0. They were 70 come prepared
to discuss the coming national ticket for the
Republican party. and 10 suggest methods
for a victorious outcome.
The invitations were sent 70 ex-senator
Warner Miller, Colonel George Bliss, ex-
Congressman Henry G.. Burleigh, OF White
hall; ex-Congressman George West, of Ball
ston; Colonel S. V. r. Cruger H. II. War
ner and others, Most Of these gentlemen
accepted the invitation.
| Against NIT. hnfrlHous
The New York sun declares that all were
opposed 70 the denomination OF President
| Harrison. Mr. Bliss was possibly not quite
so strong In his opposition 20 the president
a. his guests were, but for all that it was
not by any means a Harrison gathering
even including the host of the occasion.
Il was pointedly stated that the president
II nominated, could not be elected. Ac
cording to The Suns story all believed that
Mr.. Blaine, IL he could be- nominated, could
win, but the general opinion was that Mr.
Blaine really was out Of the fight.
Then an turned with unanimous consent
to Governor Mckinley, Of Ohio The gath
ering recognized that Governor McKinle.
was on the most friendly terms with th
president, and that possibly he would de
cline 20 become a candidate 80 long as ther
/ was possibility Of the denomination Of th
president
The Tarin Champion.
/ There were those present though who b,
leved that Governor Mckinley as the mex
most popular Republican 10 Mr. Blain
( should be nominated whether OF not HI
consent was obtained. Those who argue
on this line brought forward the opinio
that the coming presidential fight was TO
on the tariff issue, and that Govern,
3 Mckinley, as the author Of the new tarii
was the most logical candidate 10 make u
race.
Naturally the name OF the running ma
for the governor was discussed and il W
} none other than that Of Cornelius n. BIZ
himself Il was ascertained that a NOV
ment leading up 70 the nomination of NJ
Bliss as New York's candidate for Vi
president has been in progress some tim
even from as far back as last summer, VIII
c he was az one time on the point OF acceE
q ing the nomination for governor. His frien
hoclzed about him, and Mr.. Bliss sudden
!, notified Senator Hiscock that he could N
accept the nomination. The hostility
Warner Miller and his friends 10 Harris
, had its origin they say in the failure Of N
Harrison 10 recognize the Miller oontinge
} in the distribution Of federal patronage
e thiF state.
Evening journal., 1892-04-15
NOT ALL

Know the extent of our busi.
ness in Silver-plated Ware.
Every piece we sell is warrant
ed, aud our stock contains
most of the fashionable and
staple articles in this branch.
Evening journal., 1892-04-15
Hand Rndlv anrt.

Harry c. Thiel, brakeman, was badly
injured yesterday afternoon by falling of
train No 20 near Harrington. DR.
Draper dressed he mans injuries which
were confined TO his head. Mr.. Thiel
lives at No 606 East Sixth street
Evening journal., 1892-04-15
nUsINEss ePPoRTuNIrTEs.

DOR SALE. OR EXCHANGE nor CITY
REAL ESTATE.-The we'll known sprac-
tical Farmer" Hotel AZ Grubb's, Brandywine
hundred, is o1ered for sale. or will exchange
hundred years; the only road house on the
Philadelphia pike between this city and Ches-
ter. has splendid bar and hotel trade. JOHN
ton. Del
Evening journal., 1892-04-15
A Few Prices Run For

- W AONS AaeA@ ~
Per Dozen.
Rogers Triple Plate Knives, So rs
Russell's 4S pennyweight Tea
spoons Q 90
Russell's 72-pennyweight Des-
sert Spoons, new figured
patterns 8 88
RusselPs 4S-pennyweight after
dinner Coffee Spoons, hand
engraved 200
Orange Knives, white celluloid
handle and triple plated
blades 90
Russell's Triple Plate Sugar
Shells zoe each
The HOuS6iuTniShiIg Goods Department
Is a complete affair. Great inducements IN
Straw MattiDSS aud Window Shades,
MATING.
Fine Fancy, So roll.
Fancy Heavy Seamless, 81 90 roll.
Fancy Heavy Double Seamless, 50 a
roll.
Double Seamless Damask, $l2 a
roll.
40 yards in a role; we cut it at 0
slight advance.
WINDOW SHADES.
Heavy Felt on Patent Spring Roll
ers, 25c. each.
Heavy Cloth on Pat. Spring Roll.
ers, hung to order, SOC. each.
Same, with fringe or borders, Goo,
each.
Same, dOuble-knotted fringe, 85c,
each.
Evening journal., 1892-04-15
ONE CENT
ITALY'S DAMAGES PAID
The New Orleans Lynchings
Cost Us I25,ooo Francs.
DIPLOMATIC RELATIONS RENEWED.

King Humbert Glad to Hear That the
President Believed IL Our solemn Duty
That n satisfactory Indemnity should
BE PaId-rhe News OF Congress.
WASHINGTON, April i5--The following is
the correspondence with which the incident
Of the New Orleans massacre-leading 70
temporary suspension of diplomatic rela-
was closed by Secretary Blaine and the Mar
auis Imperiali.
Evening journal., 1892-04-15

Ask for stoeckle's Diamond State Book
to-day and tomorrow.
Evening journal., 1892-04-15
NEXT SUNDAY.
OUR Boys Department.

We ready this larger scale than ever to
prepare the youngsters for the coming spring and 1t
would be difficult to mention any style of garment any color
material or any combination in Boys Chdrens Cloth
ing that represented in grand stock We illustrate
but few of the and beautiful designs Chdren Suits
The whole department is completely filled with the Choicest
Richest, Cutest Nobbiest Assortment of