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The Dalles daily chronicle. [volume] (The Dalles, Or.) 1890-1948, 1894-11-23
BRIEF MENTION.
Leaves From the Notebook of Chronic Gle
Reporters.

License to marry was issued today to
VIM. II. McAtee and Miss Sarah ].
Woodcock.
Jesse La Motto and husband today
sold to Geo. w. Rowland the 1a of Sc
a sec 6 t 1, of IS e; 81.
The alarm of fire last evening was
caused by a burning fue at the UNA
tilla House. No damage was done. =
Col. sinnott and R. sigman OF Dufur,
have been drawn on the United States
grand jury which meets in Portland
Dec. 4th.
Mr.. Charles Berger of Hood River
showed us fine chunk of granite OBJ
tanned from the mountain west of Hood
River valley. As that country is covered
with basalt to an unknown depth, it is
quite probable that there has been an
upheaval some time that brought the
Syenite up from beneath the foundations
of the mountain range.
Tuesday Messrs. Isaac Joles and VIM.
Young went up to Sherman county as
THE CHRONICLE stated at the time, with
the intention of bringing home wagon
load of geese. They arrived home yes
terday with sixty of the big birds. This
morning Mr.. Young brought a fine fat
one, as elegantly dressed as any in the
city, as free will offering to We editor.
Thanks gentlemen, do it some more.
The cannery is rapidly approaching
completion, but we have heard nothing
recently of the securing mill. We hope
this will not be allowed to drop. but that
it will be pushed energetically SO that
next springs clip may be handled here.
It is estimated that the securing mill at
Pendleton saved this year $27, 900 in
freight, and besides it kept the money
for securing the wool in Ofegon where
The Dalles daily chronicle. [volume] (The Dalles, Or.) 1890-1948, 1894-11-23
Hon. Alexander b. stephens.

] OCCASIONALLY use, when my condition
requires it, DR.. Simmons Liver Regula
tor, with good effect.
Hon. ALEX. h. STEPHENs.
The Dalles daily chronicle. [volume] (The Dalles, Or.) 1890-1948, 1894-11-23

% PEASE & MAYS
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1894-11-24
SCRAPS OF NAr0eAL HISTORY.

If crawfish looses an eye new
one will grow in it place.
A goose in Harrison county, N. Y,
adopted brood of mothcrlcss pigs.
The musquito's bill is tool box
containing six distinct surgical implc-
ments.
Experiments made in English col
lieries go to prove that the coal dust
in the air is the cause of disastrous
explosions which frequently follow
blasting.
A patriarchal lime tree, known as
the Domlindc or cathedral tree, has
fallen at Brunswick, Germany. 1t
was eighty six feet high, and its
girth was nineteen feet. There is an
undoubted mention of it IN pampa.
let written in 1l92.
Aerolites, or ''meteoritcs," rs they
are sometimes called, usually fall
singly, sometimes in pairs, AMI les;
frequently in showers as was the case
in New Concordia, Ohio, in $780, when
nearly zoo red-hot stones fell IL q
field in broad daylight.
Copper is one OF the most useful
metals, as it enters into combination
with other metals to form thirteen of
the common alloys. Copper in COM
bination with tin, makes bath and
bronze metal; with zinc, bell petal;
with tin, anthony and bismuth, brit
ANNA metal
One of tho Florida wonders is nm
immense volume of water that boils
up in tho middle of st Johns river at
place known as Devils Elbow. one
mile east of Palatilsa. Although
soundings have been made ut that
place to q depth OF sixty feet no bot
tom has been found
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1894-11-24
CRIME.


Seven men are under arrest at
Ridgeway, Pa, for attempting to de-
stroy the family of a miner who would
not strike.
William Glctzer, farmer of Copopa,
Ohio, was murdered and then cree
mated in his burning barn by unknown
persons.
Coroner's jury at Washington Court
House, Ohio, returned a verdict of
murder againsH. Col. Colt and Sheriff
Cook, who fired upon mob.
Unknown persons have made two
attempts to wreck the midnight pas
scnger train over the Chicago & Alton
road at Joliet.
detectives Mt West Superior, Wis,
have captured man and woman en-
gagged in countcrfciting, together with
their outfit.
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1894-11-24
SPORTING NOTES.

President Young was reelected to
the Office at the National League Base
ball meeting in New York
Steinitz won the masters chess tour
nament in New York, Albin second.
showalter and lIymcs divided the
other prizes.
Joe Patchen paced mile over n
half-mile track ut San Antonio, Texas,
in e:0s, breaking the worlds record.
Second eleven OF the University of
Chicago defeated the Princeton
Academy football team Thursday by a
score of 10 too.
Directors of the Western Baseball
league are considering the ACCESSIBILITY
of dropping st. Joseph and admitting
Rockford.
In the fourth nights play in the bill
lard match between Schaefer and Ives
at New York, Thursday, Schaefer
scored I'll to Ives 600. Score now is,
Ives, 2,io0; Schaefer, LOB.
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1894-11-24
WASHINGTON.

The President denies there has been
a disagreement of any sort between
himself and Secretary Carlisle.
Consular reports indicate a revival of
commerce with European and South
American countries as n result of the
new tariff law.
John Karel of Chicago, consul Mt
Prague, has been made consul general
at ST. Petersburg. Carl Jonas of Wis
consin will succeed him Mt Prague.
Secretary Carlisle has issued call
for bids for $50, 100000 5 per cent ten
wear pold bonds.
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1894-11-24
CASUALTIES.

Schooner Antelope Of Chicago cap
sized ut Grand Haven, Mich, and the
three men comprising her crew were
drowned.
Three children of JEFF Raynor, left
alone in the house at Oakland, Tenn,
were burned to death and the house
destroyed.
BY the cracking of mud drum at q
muck bar mill in Muncie. Ind, five
men were dangerously scalded. Three
may die.
Cannon Sloan and an unknown com
panion were killed by falling between
cars while stealing a ride at Hunting
ington, Ind.
Schoolboys at st. Louis dug hole
in a vacant Dot, into which two of them
fell. Caving earth killed one and
wounded the other.
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1894-11-24
ST. Louis Launched

PRuADELpHlA, Pa. Nov, 13.--Shortly
after o'clock yesterday the steam
ship St. Louis of the American line.
was successfully launched at Cramps
ship yards. The affair was witnessed
by fully $4,000 people. Mrs. Cleve,
land, wife of the President,
broke the traditional bottle
of champagne on the bow
of the noble ship as it glidcd down the
ways, at the same time uttering these
words: Il christen thee st. Louis"
in this instance, and for the first time
since the ceremony was observed at
Cramps shipyard, the champagne was
of American manufacture. All prepar-
ations for the launch had been cares
fully made, and, although the ship is
100 feet longer than any that has ever
been launched at the yard, the difficult
feat of getting the vessel from the
ways into the water was accomplished
without a hitch
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1894-11-24
FOREICN.

Two Germans and Frenchman have
been arrested by the police in Paris on
suspicion of being dangerous spies.
Floods swept the seaport town of
Limasol, on the Island of Cypress, de-
stroying much property and drowning
twenty-one persons.
British ship Culmore foundcred
eighty miles off Spain Head during n
gale and twenty-five persons were
drowned.
Japan wishes definite proposals from
China for settlement of the war be-
fore accepting the offer of mediation.
Bashi-bazoulxs are reported TO have
caided number of Armenian villages
and killed and wounded 5000 persons.
China has made the apologies de-
nanded by Great Britain for the out
RACES committed on the Chung King.
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1894-11-24
MISCELLANY OUS.

Sheffield, town of 1000 inhabitants
in Iowa, was partially destroyed by
fire. The loss will reach S5s,7oo
Rear Admiral Meade, addressing
marine engineers in New York, de-
clared himself as opposed to the new
cruisers.
Government officials have uncarthed
gigantic frauds perpetrated at the
opening of the Cherokee strip to set
Element.
At Champaign, H., DIR. A. S, Draper,
the new president of the University of
Illinois, was installed and a new build
ing dedicated.
Robert c. Winthrop, the venerable
statesman. is very i'll at his home in
Boston and may die at any moment.
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1894-11-24
DEMAND FOR ANTI-ToxIN.
American Consul at Berlin Tells About
Manufacture and Supply.


Manufacture and Supply.
WASHINGTON, Nov. l3.-Among the
reports coming to the state department
from American consuls abroad upon
the new serum treatment for diph-
liberia is one from Consul-General
Charles DeKay at Berlin exhibiting the
efficacy of the new treatment by com
parison. He says that the establish
ment at Shering, near the Jungfern
Helde, has forty horses under treat
ment for the production of serum, yet
the demand for the article has been so
great that the hospitals ran out of it
in September. This had pronounced
effect on the death rate. While for
diphthcria in children under years
of age, the most difficult sort, the rate
had sunk to IL per cent before the ex-
haustion of the store of serum, it rose
during October to so per cent.
The serum is costly because
establishments for its production
are few; its preparation is slow
and il must be had com
parativcly fresh 1t is given out that
it takes at least nine months, and
sometimes year, to get the animals
all under 3 years old--into condition.
One animal does not furnish over two
quarts of blood at time. 1t must be
carefully fed between dates of tapping
and as in time the strength of its blood
as n means of cure gives out, it is nee
essary to go over again the process of
cultivatIng the bacillus Absolute
certainty is not ascribed to the cure,
and especially cases in which other
diseases are present should not be con-
sidercd fair test of it's virtues. 1t is
not at ali panacea.
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1894-11-24

Forest fires in Colorado have already
and destroyed many houses near
Boulder.
Many employees on the Chicago, Mil
waulsee & st. Paul road are being dis
charged, owing to dull business.
In his address at New Orleans, Cen
eral Master Workmen Sovereign urged
the abolition Of state militia and de-
crease of the army.
Miss Hannah Weaver, aged as, while
demented, hanged herself at her home
in Newport, II. /.
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1894-11-24

tenn might be reinforced by additionaI
provisions giving the board of srbatra
ton more power to Investigates all
strikes, whether requested TO do - OF
not, and the question might be con-
sidered as to giving labor organfza-
tions standing before the law us
heretofore suggested fornational trads
unions.
''2. Contracts requiring men to agree
not to join labor organizations or to
leave them as conditions of employ.
ment should be made illegal, as is al
ready done in some of our states"
The third set relates to the relations
between employers and workmen:
81. The commission urges employers
to recognize labor organizations; that
such organizations be dealt with
through representatives with special
reference to Cancellation and arbitra-
ton when difficulties are threatened
or arise. 1t is satisfied that employers
should come in closer touch with
labor, and should recognize that while
the interests of capital and labor are
not indentical they are reciprocal.
"2. The commission is satisfied that
II employers everywhere will endeavor
to act in concert with labor; that if,
when wages can be raised under
economic conditions they be raised
voluntarily; and that IL. when there
are reductions, reasons be given for
the reduction, much friction can be
avoided. 1t is also satisfied that If
employers will consider employees as
essential to industrial success as CAPT
tai, and thus take labor into consulta-
ton at proper time, much of the sever
ity of strikes can be tempered and
their number reduced"
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1894-11-24
POLITICAL.

1t ia thought the next congress will
be asked to throw out congressional
returns from Virginia on q charge of
fraud.
Nebraska republicans have decided
to contest the election of Judge lIol-
comb, the governor-clect, on the
Grounds of fraud
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1894-11-24
OBITUARY..

Charles f. Strong, general manager
If the Chicago Newspaper Union, died
from paralysis of the heart.
Major w. NJ. Taylor. formerly clerk
of the Illinois Supreme court and an
ox-newspaper publisher. is dead
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1894-11-24
RELIGIOUS.

Delegates to the Episcopal church
congress in Boston on Thursday dis
cussed the matter CT religious orders
i'm the society,
Mohave County miner., 1894-12-22

should be the dominant coin Of the
realm, yet if reconciliation OF sill
vrr can only be effected through
additional beneficial legislation for
Wall street we shall be satisfied
for it will ensure prosperity to our
silver mines and will be the means
of making this county the richest
in America. II the bill passes the
house the silver senators will insist
that a free coinage amendment be
added, and Senators Chandler,
Cameron, Lodge, Hoar and Hill,
who have never been very partial
to free coinage are said to have en-
dorsed this programme.
Mohave County miner., 1894-12-22

The news from Washington in
reference to some silver legislations
are quite cheerful and we hope that
the proposed amendment Of free
coinage Of silver, which is probable
to be attached to the Carlisle bank
ing bill will be effected. Chairman
Springer, Of the Banking and Cur
rency committee of the lower house,
is making strenuous efforts to have
a majority report in favor of Car
isles recommendation adopted,
and many republican members of
the house are said to be favorable
to this scheme. While we do not
believe in the Carlisle bill, while
we maintain that state and national
banks should not be allowed to is
sue currency, and assert that silver
Mohave County miner., 1894-12-22

Boston is the hub of the universe.
She is the seat Of ethical culture.
Her educated daughters use the
old Greek and Latin phrases al
correctly as the down east English
and to promote the efficiency of hel
public schools, to add to the store
Of their astronomical knowledge
to eradicate the growing evil Of
eating pies for breakfast the Boston
school board has interdicted this
national Yankee pastry. The
young Bostonian will no more eat
pumpkin and mince pie for break
fast. His or her little stomach will
be encountered with this pastry in
the late hours of cold winter day,
and the consequences may become
terrible during the still but in
tellectual hours Of a Bostonian
night. Alas for young Bostondom!
Wild dreams will make thy life
burdensome; thy rights granted
thee by the constitution of Massa-
chusetts are trod upon; thy fore
fathers in vain opposed English
tyrany by spilling tea in Boston
harbor. The school board is a
worse enemy to personal liberty
than ever King George was, and
the next great crime we expect to
be called upon to chronicle is that
pork and beans is also one of the
tabooed delicacies.
Mohave County miner., 1894-12-22
Editorial Points.

1t is consoling to know that tn.
next territorial Legislature will b,
composed mainly of business men
We are still better pleased that the
everlasting Office seeker, the little
country lawyer, will advance the
usefulness of that body by no,
being chosen to participate in its
deliberations. The voters of Ari-
zona have distinguished themselves
by firstly not nominating many
disciples Of Blackstone and second
ly by rejecting most of these that
bad been nominated.
4 A well read, efficient lawyer will
seldom offer himself as candidate
for an office, the salary of which
does not nearly approximate the
revenue he should derive from his
practice. II is always the fellow
who knows but little law and whose
worth is justly appreciated by his
neighbors by a lack of business,
that always bumps up at conven-
tions for the loaves and fishes, and
the many conflicting laws passed
by former legislatures are the
products of the small brains of
those solons. We expect useful
beneficial legislation from our next
representatives and we are sure of
obtaining such from men, who can
not be bribed by corporations to in
crease their revenues. We are glad
that our esteemed contemporary,
the Phenix Gazette, shares our
views regarding the efficiency of
business men to make laws for the
business and working men of Ari-
zona. Mohave county has chosen
two of her promising business men
to represent her large mining and
stock industries, and if the other
counties have chosen men of as
much integrity and of half their in
telligence, the interests of Arizona
will be well guarded.
Mohave County miner., 1894-12-22

Ben Akib, one of the wise men
of the old Orient, promulgated the
proverb There is nothing new un-
der the sum-" and even our enlight-
ened occidental minds must grasp
the situation and coincide with
Ben Akib. The Christian nations
have sent missionaries to the ne
groes of Africa, to the canibals OF
the South seas. to the Chinese and
Japanese, and even our own wild
Indians have been enlightened by
missionaries from Boston about the
divinity of Christ and the spiritual
powers of whiskey. We doubt if
our apostles of the word of God
have done any good among the
unenlightened of the world. We
have never heard yet of any good
results derived from this work.
We believe that the negroes Of
Africa, the Chinese, Japanese and
canibals Of the south seas, are even
now following the even tenor of
their existence by adoring the
Deity after their own fashion, and
in the case of the last mentioned
race enjoying porterhouse steak
of a juicy fellow mortal.
And that the American mission
ary has proven a total failure in
the realm of the setting sun, Japan,
is demonstrated by the fact that a
Bishop of the Buddhist religion has
arrived in the un-Godly city of
San Francisco to convert all the
unbelievers and all the believers
in other faiths to the only saving
belief in Buddha. Gunyo Adachi
is the missionary's name and he
has a grand mission before him.
We wonder if japanese Sunday
schools will have to contribute to-
wards the Buddhanising of the
American nation.
Mohave County miner., 1894-12-22

held responsible for their safe keep
ing, and with the present facilities
to keep prisoners in our so called
Jail, a constant personal attendance,
lot of Winchester rifles and a
score of bulldogs would be the ad-
juncts necessary to restrain pris'
oners from roaming at large.
And all of our readere will agree
with Judge Murphy and the MINER
that in the interest of the poor un-
fortunates needing public support
and medical attendance the build
ing of county hospital is a de-
cided necessity.
The present quarters assigned to
the hospital service are entirely too
small and primitive. Our popu-
lation is growing very fast. Our
rich mines are the magnet OF all
classes of people; rich and poor
will flock here to grow up with the
country and that among the many
new corners people needing the as
sistance of public charity will be
an ingredient part, cannot be gain
sayed.
For the sake of economy, and
for the cause of charity, a new hos
pital containing the best hygenic
surrounding is required and we
sincerely trust that our Board Of
Supervisors. consisting of enlight-
ened public spirited men will at
once act on the intelligent advice
of Judge Murphy.
Mohave County miner., 1894-12-22

The district attorney elect, Judge
Murphy, addressed the Board ol
Supervisors at its meeting yester.
day relative the expediency of the
building Of a new Jail and and the
ownership of a county hospital.
Both questions are of vital inn
portance to the interests of the
county, as the necessity of a safe
Jail is conceded and the growing
population of this county deserves
and must have better accomoda.
ton for the INDECENT sick. Both
propositions are essential to safety
and economy. Our sheriff is the
custodian Of prisoners and he is
Mohave County miner., 1894-12-22
Every day except Sunday.
CONNECTIONS.

ALBUQUEkQUE-A. T. d 8. p. r. r. for ali
points East and South.
ASH FORK-santa Re, Prescott and Pheni,
R'y for Fort whipple and Prescott aud con.
nec'ion with stage lines for points in Central
Arizona
BLAKE-Nevada Southern Railway for Marvel
and connection with stage lines for Wander
bilt and mining districts north.
BARST0w-Southern California R'y for Lo,
Angeles, San Diego and other Californis
points
M0HAvE-southern Pacific for San Francisco,
Sacramento and Northern CslIforn,s points.
Pullman Palace Sleeping Cars.
No change is made BY sleeping car passenger
between San Francisco aud Kansas City, or
San Diego, and Los Angeles and Chicago.
The Atlantic and Pacific Railroad.
The great middle ronte across the American
continent In connection with the railway,
OF the Santa Re Route.
LIBERAL MANAGEMENT,
SUPERIOR FACILITIES,
PICTURESQUE SCENERY,
EXCELLENT ACCOMMODATIONS.
The Grand Canyon OF the Colorado
The most sublime OF natures work on the
earth; indescribable. eau easily be reached
yts sh;. risgstan' ~ Williams or Peach Springs on
Tho Natural Bridge Of Asxosa and Non.
tsxvma's We'll.
fou can journey most directly by this linz
observe the ancient Indian ci iyilization ri
Laguna, or OF Acoma, ''The City OF the sky."
Visit the PETRIFIED FOREST near Garlic
zee ana Marvel at the freak OF CANYON
DiABLO. Take hunting trip In the mse.
nihcent pine forests OF the San Frsncissc
mountains. FLUID Interest ia the ruIns NJ IL.
prehistoric CAVE AND CLIFF DwEIIERs
~. e~ s ,ne iohgest 9 Cantileyer Bridge ia Amer.
T. X. GABEL, va R,asrrr
Gen'l snpt. GEM Pas. A..r.
hhNhf .. VAN sLYcK, GenT Agent.
ALBUQUERQUE. N. NJ.
Mohave County miner., 1894-12-22

WRITE YoUR NAME on q postal, send
the postal TO A. Hamburger & Sons. Los
Angeles, California, and you will ge. free,
POSTPAID, beautiful 100 page book, tell.
ing you what to buy and how 10 buy
yonr wares. This hook is money saver
ior any one who spends 6ve dollars a
year In merchandise. A magnificent
soavenier goes with each book, send in
your name.
The Yellowstone journal. [volume] (Miles City, Mont.) 1893-1901, 1894-01-02
An Interesting List.

There is "A wholly u~nintentional flavor
of romance in a new publication of the
federal government. II Is IA little yell
low backed volume purpDrting 10 mdi-
cate tine principal exports Ia the United
States from cities and countries where
consuls of this government reside. The
odd. the unexpected and the iEconGrUous
constantly comeou, IL these lists. From
Turin. according 70 tins record. we OBJ
tam g~unstocks; from Naples. cattletish
bones: from Purtr-di. ARGOS and anti
mouv: from Moscow. horses names;
from Riga. objects "f irvine service;
from Barcelona. cream at tartar, leo
rice. g.ycerin, ~IacEa.-os and OIL paint
ings: from Fuxpam. Mexico. vanilla.
chiches. hone ce'Ir. sarsrnarilla and
deerskins. fir, " n a. kins. hides.
divi divi. bones and bananas; from
Bathurst. British Africa. ostrich eggs
and everlasting flowers; from Sierra
Leone. ginger. palm oil and monkeys;
from New Zealand, kauri gum. gold
and sausage castings, and from Samoa,
wreckage, copra and curios. New York
Sun.
The Yellowstone journal. [volume] (Miles City, Mont.) 1893-1901, 1894-01-02

move. \ detective was employed 10
Keep track. The family went TO Chi
cage and the detective followed. Aft
er IA days delay they took "A train for
the northwest. the detective also on the
train. Away cut in the wilds of Mon
AM the family alighted mt Il small sta
ton. where il was warmly welcomed
by the long lost stockIndn. who was
promptly put under arrest. The bonds
men We're good tor the money. and on
this occasion the company sustained no
loss beyond the expense incurred in the
watching. New Orleans Times-Demo-
crat