The Dalles times-mountaineer. [volume] (The Dalles, Or.) 1882-1904, 1892-07-30

| whereby MrS. LOUIS turner lOst 0er lille. |
She and her husband were driving across 1
a bridge, and the horse became fright
q ened and backed through the guardrail .
q and off the bridge, falling about is feet,
q breaking Mrs. Turner'S neck and killing |
her instantly, also killing one horse.
Mr.. Turner came out without any serious a
. injury. a
f. Identifying Hugh O'DOBnelI.
j. PITTsBURG, July 22.-This afternoon 7
eight men, supposed to be Plnkertons L
who were at Homestead during the riot,
called at the county jail to identify Hugh
O'Donnel. He was. brought into the L
!, corridor with dozen other prisoners f
and identified by the eight men. 1t is i
believed this move by the Pinkertons Is
for the pupose of preventing O'Donnelfs v
release on bail by bringing charge of f
murder Ii the first degree against him.
Two Bodies Recovered.
SAN DIEGO, CAL, July 22--Intormation a
was received this morning, by telephone I
from Campo, that the remains of S. j. :
Breedlove and the Pennsylvania capital
ist, Fish, have been found in a canyon
of the Cocopah mountains. No trace !;
could be found of Breedlove's son, who "
started out with the party. 1t will be l
remembered that these gentlemen left =
Campo July 4th In search of gold mine
on the desert.
Struck by n Tornado. 9,
OTTUMwA, a., July 22.-The mining Il
| IF Hot efr hu for- | II
nado yesterday. The mammoth store of
the Hatenan Supply Company, the 4
Wapello Coal Company's big hay barns ! !
Welsh union church and 20 dwellings, 81
were wrecked and as many more un =,
rooted. Several were hurt by flying -
missiles.
Another Chance for Raum, n
WASHINGTON, July 25.-In the house, al
at P. M, the report of the conterrees on Y
the general deficiency bill was presented,
and fiiibustering followed. The house is CT
still filibustering over the general deic- "
iency bill, the prospects being that con- h,
| sideratlon of the Raum matter will go 81
] over to the next session, If not indefinite n'
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strike Leaders Taken to Boise.
WALLACE, Idaho, July 25.-United la
States Marshal Pinkham took % of the hs
principal prisoners confined here to Boise sy
to- day by a special train on the Union NJ NJ
| Pacific line. Company A, Idaho guards, .,
went along Among the prisoners is II
Thomas O'Briep, president of the union, Sc
and Secretary Boynton. be
| Detectives Are at Work =,
New YORK, July 25.-Chief of Police tn
O'Meara, OF PIttsburg called at head M M
quarters this forenoon aud was closeted on
| some time with Chlef Inspector Steers, ey
| In regard to the attempted assassination w,
of Frick. City detectives are hard at da
work on the case. kr
Will Raise the Quarantine. ''
SEATTLE. Wash, July 24.-The board tn
OF health has decided to raise the small I'M
pox quarantine against Victoria and IN IN
other British Columbia cities Wednesday ne
or Thursday, unless new cases are report op
ed there. In the meantime the precau. ac
tionary regulations will not be relaxed. fol-
wi
Eugene Guard: Saturday afternoon, while
working on hop house of Jack Keeney's, M
near Goshen, scaffold gave way preciplta- ~
ting Horace Hutchlnfon, aged about As. to W
the ground distance of about 20 feet, r
breaking his right arm about midway be- H,
tween the elbow and wrist and bruising his at
head badly, and injuring his back. He fell TT
on the inside of the building and struck on no
the lower ioists. He was attended by DR.. ~
Paine who set the and dressed his other ~
wounds. He is getting along well as
could be expected under the circumstances. by
Salem Statesman: An unknown man was on
run over and killed by the 4 A. M. north r.
bound freight train Sunday morning, about Sa
half mile from Gervais. The body was an
found by the engineer of the California ex- In
press and taken to GervaIs, where an in ho
quest was he'd by Coroner Stott, who rend- sic
cred verdict as follows: ''The deceased
was unknown and came to his death by fall err
ing asleep on the railroad track while in a tn
state of lntoxication. No blame is at pa
tached to the railroad company" The yls
remains were buried Sunday. Deceased 10
was about "a years of age aDd sup We We
mt
The following from to.day's Oregonian. ia
will be startling news to the many friends r,o
of Mr.. Wall, who is well and fsvorably
known in this city: tMr. A. ). WALL of wa
The Dalles, has not been seen since week it
ago Sunday, and much anxiety is felt on his 60 81
account. Mr. r. W Barter is bestirring srr
himself actively in the matter, though he m,
has become almost discouraged at his lack oo
of success Mr. Wall had several hundred a.
dollars on his person when last seen, and 81, sP
also some diamonds. He has store and se[
saloon at Eight Mile small place outside an
of The Dalles. and inquiries received he
from his friends there about him. Fears ra,
are entertained that he has been foully ba
dealt with, as his last expressed Intention th,
was to return home.
Long Creek Eagle: Word was received in 90
Long Greek late Wednesday evening of the tb
drowning of William Eoff, In the Middle ba
Fork, at Monument, last Wednesday after to
noon. He was in the employ of P. s. Will kn
son, and in attempting to repair wire l'a
fence across the r1Yer, in some manner be. M .ai
came entangled in the wire, about the GEN. nv
ter OF the stream, and not being able to ex- wi
tricate himself, was drowned before assist th
ance could arrive. Mr.. Eoff was a cousin m,
of Mrs. Charles Woodall, VINO liyes in Long
Creek, east of town. and was engaged dur rid
ing last winter driving stage the Canyon tn
City and Monument line for l.. c. Baldwin. Th
The body was brought to Long Creek, the wa
lnterment taking place in the cemetery east aw
of town this morning. ve
Pronounced Hopeless, Yet saved. ne
From letter written by Mrs. Ada E. pa
aurd, of Groton, s. D., we quote: "Was arr
taken with bad cold, which settled on is
my lungs, cough set in and finally termi- he
mated in consumption. Four doctors ma
gave me up, saying l could live but be-
short time. J gave myself up TO my nit
Saviour, determined if could not stay
with my friends on earth, would meet col
my absent ones above. My husband was an
advised to get DR.. Kings New Discovery ab
for Consumption, Coughs and Colds. l tai
gave it a trial, took in all eight bottles; wi