The Dalles times-mountaineer. [volume] (The Dalles, Or.) 1882-1904, 1892-07-02
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/ From Tuesdays Daily w'''' el'as 4
Mr.. W. Lake, Of Cascade Locks. Isl is in til,
city. .'H 'f"''i3 s'i' go Nuaii p7lairi'
Judge Davenport, Of Mosier, was II
the city yesterday. ei Lg1siia Ell lsi5
Mr.. Milton Harlan, of Mosier, was In
the city to day. " s0aa9tp' o',vsa 10 b
Mr.. ]. H. Cradlebaugh. editor of the
Hood RIVER Gtac'er. is in the city to-day q
The run of salmon IS every good these
days, and the wheels are making large
returns every morning.
Mr.. Chas. Stubling, at his saloon on Sec
ond street, keeps the best cigars on SALE
and imported and domestic liquors.
The perpetrator OF the horrible crime OF
rape AMI murder upon the body Of little
Mamie Walsh still remains mystery,
There are great complaints about the heat
experienced in the last few days, and a
cooling Dalles zephyr is earnestly desired.
We received call to .day from Mr.. Nc.
Lean, agent for Cooper's Sheep Dip, the
head office of which Is IN Galveston, Texas,
At the UmatIlla House bar these DAYS
tho most delicious clarAt punches, mint ju.
leps and other iced. drinks are served to
patrons.
A safe key was picked up yesterday on
the streets. The owner can have the
same by proving pro 2erty and paying for
this notice. 17ba - issfar
The river was on a stand. still this morn.
ing; but as It has been two feet higher,than
it is now it may not reach the high mark
any more this year. 'e
Miss Krehbeill, assistant principal in the
Wasco Independent academy, left yesterday
for Portland, where she will attend the
teachers institute in session in that city.
There we're only five hoDoes and one
"irunk" in the CITY, Jail last might, and
this, considering The inclemency OF the
wta'her, was not al all encoaraging.'
There were shipped from Saltmarshe &
Cos stockYards last night carload Of
hcrser, one Of cattle and one Of sheep. The
horses vent to Portland and the other cattle
to the Sound,
MIR. Frank f, eoch returned this morning
from Obelin. Ohio, where he has been at
tending college. He. has finished his. Fresh.
mau year and will enter the Sophomore
class on his return in the fall. l.ai eFsfis
.Cassius H. Humphreys printer well
known by the name of Cass Humphrey,
died yesterday evening at the home OF
his father in Albany He was aged 81
years, and his death was caused sby con-
.g. ,7..e., ~ si-
Thomas Merry, the journalist, who has
been confined in the asylum for some weeks,
laboring under temporary mental abbera-
tion has been released, and last Friday left
Tor California where he will resume his
place on sporting paper.a7 .fiSnas
! At Seattle, yesterday afternoons a fire oc.
cured in the wholesale grocery and hard
ware establishment of Schwa5acher Bros.
6 Co, and their loss and adjoining build.
ngs amounted to 1895 900. This is
FULLY covered by insurance. F's
Mr.. Frcdsmith. one Of the largest sheep
-aisers OF Grant county, is in the city His
Zip this year is excellent in quality aud Of
more than usual Quantity, and the price re-
,eived Was l6ioents. Mr.. Smith drives six
inc horses, Of good draft breed. and is
leavy weight himself, touohingtl tile beam at
,98 pounds. ,,o,cs-faak a.. f,...
The business. OF the late 2. T. Wright,
he well-known machine maj of Port
and, Oregon, hes been purchased by
party Of Portland gentlemen, Who have
organized stock company under the
t5le OF "The John Poole Co." to carly on
ne business whichlwiil befcarried Sonat
be old stand, foot Of Morrison, Street.
n the eastern agencies will be retained
" the new firm. Int lSamih f9i7nn
A dispatch from 5aiem says: Alfred :
.awson came near making his escape ,
rom the state prison yesterday. At noon
Vhen his ward was TURNED ID the yard TO
rash aud air hawson jumped into the
nil race and swan under the foundry.
When the count was made Lawson was
missed and search failed to d reveal bim
ntil nearly midnight when he came
rom hiding and in . shad0wy corner Of
be yard attempted to scale the wall. A
bot from the guard struck himr 10 the
zee and his. capture was, affected. He
as been in the penitenuary one year,
srving Twenty-Five years term for rape
nd larency. .aiiasoIon q 81 IL .s3dat.
From Mr.. Henry Steggman who was in
,wn from Hartland, Wash, we learn the
unn by John Green. He drove to Block
puse. where the tragedy occurred, while
ie remains were lying untouohed9 In con-
,rsation with those present he learned that
bout o'clock that morning Dunn accosted
reen and accused him OF stealing some Of
g cattle, at which Green used a vile epithet
wards Dunn, and the latter slapped him
the face. This caused Green to become
nv angry and be drew his revolver and
ot Dunn IN the heart, killing him instant
The only words Dunn used when he
II were. ''I am hots@ana=iustantly ex-
red. Until o'clock in the afternoon the
'dy lay where it fell when the coroner ar
red and an inquest was held. Mr.. Stegg-
an informs us that Mr., Dunn was q highly
spected citizen Of KIickitat county, and
at the sympathy Of the community is ex-
nded to the deceased and his family.
-een gave himself up, aud is now in the
Iickitaf county jaiIat Goldendale.
In the West Eod, last night about 0
clock, near Mill creek bridge, q drunk
Indian created considerable alarm
nong the residents. 1t seems that his
was trying to take him home
d to this the inebriated aboriginee OBJ
,ted, and, pulling his gun, begsn to
e it off very promiscuously. The bull
. coming in close proximity to some
the citizens who had been attracted 70
9 spot by the firing, they took to the
otCSt bIccy nuu Ciituocu % uiku % pou
Die to be out of range, The lower man
IS very anxious for the one above TO
NIB higher, for he thonghtIt was danger
s to be safe with drunken Indian and
oaded revolver. A buggy was passing
the time, and the fusilade made the
iver put his animal TO its metal, and he
rived 10 the city in quicker time than
er made before. Fortunately no one
IS hit, for the native American hsd SO
lch "booze" on board that he could
hit the eide Of barn. As this
indisputable evidence that these
dams are procuring liquor contrary to
, statute the law should be enforced.
To Dispel Colds.
and Fevers, TO cleanse the
item effectually, yet gently, when cos