The Dalles times-mountaineer. [volume] (The Dalles, Or.) 1882-1904, 1893-07-08

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,or long numoer Oh years, ana snouid no
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.ae oi'oI anu Prom'nen' caPitahss Oh Ia,
eoma nork WIN oe prosecuteo at rapio
fa.e Until tue oiscn Is compieteo'
The hobo whom Policeman Harper arrest
ed last night was quite aggressive, and
cut him IN the wrist while being captured.
In his trial this morning before Recorder
Duiur he CLAIMED that he was IN the act OF
cutting some TOBACCO when tne kniIe shPPed
ana entered tne pohcemans "rist. Inis
Version oi tue anray was no' gwen niuch
weight oY ms honor, anu the ihpecuhous
tourist was hned S2O Tor MS conduct.
| Albany Democrat: William Scott yester-
day morning left the Oregon penitentlary a
free man. BE was fastened within those
| walls on the 9th day of July. 1890, under
| senterce of ten wears for manslaughter,
having been convicted of the crime in Yam
mill county. Governor Pennoyer signed his
pardon Monday afternoon and at a quarter
OF IL O'Clock yesterday morning the old
man was Iree. Scout was sentenced LOT tine
muroer Oh MS wile, ana there mas always
been douDt OF MS guilt.
Brownsville Times: We are informed
that one of Sanford Cochran's boys and
person named Cochell, who resides above
Craw ordsvile, killed four cougars last Sat-
urday near McDowell's old saw mill A
COW had gotten down in the river few
lays previous to the killing and had leg
broken, necessitsting the killing of the ami
mal, which is supposed to be the cause for
the cougars coming down. Ihree OF the
animals were run up one ee ana snot down.
the fourth one beng Killed a little farther
up the mountain.
Baker Democrat: The return of Tom and
Bill McCarty, the alleged Roslyn bank rob-
bers, to their old haunts, seems to be taken
as matter of course by the people gener-
ally and no one appears at all anxious to
apprehend them. The insecurity of the re-
ward offered, if there is any reward at all
and the shabby treatment of the Baker
county officers by the Ellensburgh officials.
causes lack of interest IN their capture
that is but natural. We may soon expect
TO hear OF the McCartys promenading the
streets OF BAKER City In orcao Gay hghe.
The Boston Herald. Democratic paper
that has long been demanding free wool for
New England manufacturers. notes with
satisfaction that the price of wool has at
last been hammered down. It says: ''Dom
estlc wool is about down to the present
prices of Australian wool, duty free
But the discussion of the exact figures Is
not SO much the province of this article as
1 the statement that domestic wool is rap
idly approaching the free wool basis, and
that Boston b,yers feel that they must buy |
the present clip at figures that mean free. |
wool basis"
The salaries of several Oregon postmas- |
ters have been increased as follows: As
toria. old salary s2lOO new $1,000; Corvallis,
old $1,000, new $500; Dallas. old $1,000, |
new $ll00; Eugeue. old $500, new $1,000; |
Independence. old $1,000. new Sll00; La
Grande, old $l700 new $500; Marshtield,
old $780, new Sl40O; Medford, old SllOO,
new $1,000. Iu Washington big decrease
Is generally shown At Aberdeen the salary |
has decreased 5000; at Anacortes. $500; at
Centralia, 5000; at Chehal,s, 5000; at E.
lensburgb, 500; at Port Townsend, 500;
at South Benh. $500 They have increased
at Everett. Mt. Vernon, North Yakima,
Salem ,statesmnn. Six blue carrier pioeons
were turned loose at the Southern Pacific
MESSENGER denot Tuesday Morning at 5.O7
O'clock bv o. L Darling. the day operator.
Thew had been sent to him bv w. W.
the owner. at Portland on the
ALBANY local Monday night. and his ipsNruc.