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The Taney County republican. (Forsyth, Mo.) 1895-1992, 1895-12-12
China and Japan.
THE MISSIONARY TROUBLES.

The president believes that the energetic
steps taken by the government in the troubles
in China In which missionaries were assaulted
and missions destroyed, are all the more likely
to result in future safety to our citizens in
China because the imperial government is, he
sire only the liberty and protection OF our own
citizens and redress for any wrongs they may @
signs or oh iccts political or otherwise.
China will not forget either our kindly serv-
Ice to her citizens during her late war nor the
further fact that, while furnishing all the Ia
cilities at our command to further the negotf-
alton of q peace between her and japan we
sought no advantages and interposed no coun-
sci.
GRATEFUL APPRECIATION.
The governments OF both China and Japan
have, IN special dispatches transmitted
through their respective diplomatic repre-
sentatives, expressed in a. most pleasing man
ner their grateful appreciation OF our assist
ance to their citizens during the unhappy
struggle and the value of our aid in paving the
way to their resumption OF peaceful relations.
The Taney County republican. (Forsyth, Mo.) 1895-1992, 1895-12-12
Germany.
RADE RELATIONs WITH THAI COUNT
ur relations with the states Of the Gt
pire are, in some aspects, typical OF

TRADE RELATIONS WITH THA1 COUNTRY.
Our relations with the states of the German
snnpire are, in some aspects, typical OF con-
dition of things elsewhere found In a country
whose productions and trades are similar 70
our own. The close rivalries Of competing In
dustries; the influence Of the delustve doc.
srine that the Internal deyslopmenss ss;, OF in q
creased by . policy. which Is undertake
ing to reserve its homo markets for the ex-
elusive use OF its own producers. necessarily
prevents free access 70 the products Of tho
: world. The desire to retain trade in sime.worn
needs and changed conditions OF demand and
supply, and our own halting tardiness In invie-
in9 frcer exchange Of commodities. and by
Shfs means imperiling our footing In tho ex-
ternal markets naturally open 20 ue. nave
: created situation somewhat injurious t0
American export Interests. not only in Ger
many, where they are perhaps most noticeable.
but IN adjacent countries. - -
VERY IRRITATING
The exports aiiected a.e lay9ely American
eett]a md sther teo4 produc!a. tie leAenn ~
The Taney County republican. (Forsyth, Mo.) 1895-1992, 1895-12-12
Poisoned HIS sistcr's Lover.

The death sentences passed upon
Emile David by the scircuit' court Of
Osage county has been affirmed by the
supreme court. lie poisoned Frank
Henderson. who was engaged 70 marry
ONvid's sister.
The Taney County republican. (Forsyth, Mo.) 1895-1992, 1895-12-12

Ed ward N. Allen. aged 65. a pioneer
of Kansas City, for ten years president
of the board of trade and an ex-mayor.
died the other day. His father was
the late Josiah B. Allen, a man of
considerable prominence in Connects
cut and Ohio.
The Taney County republican. (Forsyth, Mo.) 1895-1992, 1895-12-12
France.
1H3 WALLER CASE. !

Mr.. wahcr, formerly United States consul
his term Of ONCE expired. and was apparently
successful in procuring business concessions
from the Hovas OF greater or less value. Az
iation Of martial law by the French, he was
arrested upon various charges. among them
alton to the enemy of Franco, was tried and
convicted by military tribunal. and sen.
PRESIDENT recites nt length the efforts this gov
ernment has made in Mr.. Walters behalf, and
says that it is confidently expected that some
Be reached Meanwhile, It appears that Mr..
walters confinement has every alleytatton
circumstances OF the case demand or permit
The Taney County republican. (Forsyth, Mo.) 1895-1992, 1895-12-12
,sullet Flas,ened on Hi. sku,l

Of Lewis. Henry county, were fooling
with pisto', when, it went off, aud
the ball struck Nash squarcly in the
forehead, and hattened out just as il
would had it struck a stone wall. Nash
does not seem to be hurt much.
The Taney County republican. (Forsyth, Mo.) 1895-1992, 1895-12-12

Rev. DIR. w. A. Rothwell. of Moher-
ly, died a few mornings ago, aged 81.
He was one of Moberly's pioneers and
most thighly-respected citizens. He was
the father of Hon. w. A. Rothwcll-
representative of Randolph county.
He had been pastor of the Primitive
Baptist church of Moberly for many
years.
Abendblatt., 1895-01-16
unbeimIide 0dfte.
fran Dapis pom %Sptbbuben oefefeIt, betdub.
uno Damn ihrer Wertbfaden beraubt.

Sin fre9er @inbru9, Bel benz bic 9iebe
$500 in baarem @elbe, cine 9iamantnabel
un0 cine golbene ubr erbeuteten, tpuroe ge@
tern mDrgen tur5 DDr 1 u6r in bas Soft
bau8 bon Srau Mattie 0aDis, 157 Sgben
Nbe., beriibt. I'm Die angegebene 3ett err
tOnte Die 0dusglpde, unb ais Srdu OaDis
0ffnete, itano ein 6err nit buntlen 9daren
unb BON mtttlerer 9rDBe fopie cine BLONDE,
ungefdhr % Sabre alte Dame bpr tbr, Die
einen langen f9par3en Mantel NIT 5tpet
Retben Observation-Disclosures trug, Srau
Odbts fragte mad t6ren 8egebren, DDrauf
Der Mtonn erflGrte, buB er unb feline 8ez
gleitertn, bic er als feline 5rau porfte1tc,
Elm Na9tquQrtier tpiinf6ten, Srau 9abis
Fiibrte fe na6 etnem 3tmmer i'm 3Deiten
Stodperf. 9ort mart Der Wunn feinen
l1eber3ieber auf einen StubG, 5og bann cine
5 9olarnDte aus Der Saf9e unb iiberz
rei9te bieie Srau 9abts NIT benz @rfu9en,
ben Wttetbsbetrag fir DaS 3tmmer ab3uz
3ie6en, unb INN ben 8eftbetrag 5uriid3uz
geben. Sic 9ing Die Sreppe binab, INN bas
We95elgelO gu bolen, als fte ober tpieber in
bas 3tmmer trat, padte Der Mdnn 1e an
Der &eble, mari ite ouf's 8ett unb banb ibr
9Gnbe unb 6iBe nit etnem mttgebra9ten
@trid felt 3ufammen, tpdbreno feline 8ez
g~leiterin ibr elm nit @6loroform getrdnttes
Saf9entu3 bor Die Nafe bielt, No6bem
Srau 9apts DDqig pebrlps gema9t mar,
ging Der Nann in Die @obnrGume Der
9ausfrau, nabm Die o%bengenannten @egenz
itGnbe an fi9 unb berlieB bann nit ietner
9enofin bas 9au8, 5rau 9apiS purbe
8pei StunDen fpdter BON etnem Der Soft
gGnger gefunben unb BON tbren Jefeln be-
frett. Sic begdb ftb, fobulb fe ft4 Ginger
maBen erbolt bate, na9 Der Safe Ctr
polt3ettatiOn unb melOete bort Das Sc
i9ebene,
Abendblatt., 1895-01-16
Keine 6eu9en ge9en 2lI6. Qowers,

Quf geitern Na9mittag bate bas unter
benz 8pr1iB be5 alderman Mabonep ftez
benbe ftabtrdt6libe Spe3talcDmtte our uns
teriu9ung Der gegen Qlb. POpers erbObes
men Nnttagen etnen Sermtn anberaumt, au
tpel4em aIe perfOnen als 3eugen gelaoen
iparen, DDn benen mar annabm, baB tie benz
@omite Nustiinfte in Der gu unterfu6en<
ben Nngelegen6ett geben t0nnten. 8om ben
DorgelaOenen 3eugen erfbten aber Niez
manb, ipeOer 9err Sell McGpull, Der bic
1tge @ertreter Der vNmericdn Sobacco &c."
nod Der Stenograpb SDbn u, Poftgate,
Der Die unterrebung 3pii6en Boomers unb
WlcGDuQ BON etnem ii3eren 8erfted aus
6elaui4t unO itenograpbii4 aufge5et4net
bate, nod Der 8Drmann Der 9ef9nprenen,
ipel9e bic @rbebung elmer Nntlage gegen
9oiperS obgelebnt 6atten, 8, 8. @bparbs.
9as Gpmite nartete ldngere 3ett ouf
bic DorgeGabenen 3eugen, ba aber NiemarO
fam, blieb tbm nibts anberes iibrig, aIs
fi9 auf cine unbeftimmte 3eit, Bis gu
elmer Notwithstanding bur6 ben 9or=
ftBenben, gu b%ertagen. @ie es f9eint, tpirb
eS dber gu elmer ptrtIt9en unterfu9ung
gegen Boomers iiberbaupt ni9t tOmmen.
Abendblatt., 1895-01-16
SdneIlperfebr nab Bommanpille.

Die Sriibauffteber in 8%opmanpiue, no;
mentli9 bic in Der unmtttelbaren NGbe bel
2tncoln MDe. mD6nenben, purben ge1terr
friib Dur6 ben beuen Slang etnes Songs
Dte tie i6n bort nD9 niemals bor6er Der.
nommen 9atten, auf bic @traBe gelodt.
Ser Belle 9lpdenflanq fam BON benz er:
item elettrif9en acknowledgements Der
pel9er Dur9 8onmanbiIe Dur9fubr, uni
bic 8eppbner bes Srtes nuBten nnn, BAT
tie ieBt enbli9 bic ibnen f9on lange Der:
fprD3ene, aber INNER pte6er Der16obenC
StraBenbabn erbalten 6atten.
Die neu elettrif9e @traBenba6n blief
9e1tern ben gan3en Sag iiber in 8etrieb
unb Die @traBenbabngeIel19aft mq9te cir
gldn3enoes 9ei9dft, benin ieber 8etpobnel
BON 8opmanbtle unb Qm9eqenD belt e
fir feline Pflt6t, gu fetnem @ergniigen ein(
Ober etntge probefabrten gu MAIDEN.
Nur nit etnem umftdnDs 1tno bic outer
8eDo6ner BON 8opmanbiue ni9t einber=
itanben, Denn fe fpnit audi GuBerft aufrte=
ben NIT Dem @9ne1berfebr finO, ben timer
Die neue elettrif9e 8a6n btetet. @s oez
fdut tbnen ndmli9 nt6t, baB fe ienfeits
Der 9racelanb Nbe. nod einen s rtra=g{idel
an Sabr9elo 81 3ablen 1aben. On ieben
elettrt19en Magen Der neuen Qinie lit Elm
uSratler" Der 0incoln MDe. &abeQtnie an
gebGngt, unb paKagiere, aus Der Stab
tommenb, er9alten ltmftei9etarten fir bieIf
uSrailer." Ser QeBtere fptrb a6er an ber
8racelano @be. auSgebGngt, uno puTTa=
gtere, Die iiber bic @racelanb MDe. btnaus=
faRren ipplen, miifen no9mals 6abrqelt
aablen.
Abendblatt., 1895-01-16
Gs bleibt bel oen freipGnen.

GountDratbsprGftbent 9eaGp unterbreitete
Der geitrtgen StBung be8 countDrGt6li9en
glenarcomtte8 cine &efolution, na9 tpel9er
fortan 9Gfe fir Gifenbo6ntransport auf
Soften bes @Duntp5 nur mod an 2eute aus
9eftellt tperben foQen, Die i'm 9ien1te bes
Gountps Granddaughter gu MAIDEN 6az
ben, iotpte auf Gmpfeblung bes County
ogenten pber Der Supertntenbenten Der Nnz
Ttalten in Cumming an bebiirftige 9erIonen.
BtSber pflegten Die GountDcommtfGre 3uz
tpetlen pOIitifde S4ulben nit @iIen6a6ny
btQets ab3u3ablen, tpeIbe ite Ii6 auf Soften
bes GOuntp8 Derf3dfft batten. 9ie1eS 3edt
tpoQen fH3 Die @Ommifdre offenbar ni6t
nebmen lafen, benin es gelang 9ern 6ealb
nt9t, feline &eiolution CUR Nnna6me gu
brtnger.
Der Gonttatt fir bic 8erpflequnq Der
9ef4porenen tpurbe geItern abermalS Dem
8eDere : 9orfe 3ugefpro9en, troBbem bas
@larenoon 9pteG Elm nm 7 1f2 Gents per
&OPf unb Ma6l3eit, be3p, 2ogis biIigeres
@ngebot etngeret6t bate. gu @un1ten bes
3epere 9ouie fimmten Bic GommtfTGre
Sones, Seer, Cunning, &unItman, Mcgiz
dolls, Strudman unb 8urmeiter, bQoeoen
fttmmten Die GommiRGre Nuen, 3tnn.
W}ann, Bitter, Martin unD unplb.
Abendblatt., 1895-01-16
Die vK6ni9in" ein9efan9en.
1nnie 8Yers oas on9ebIide Raupt Ger
n11orton Straben Sanoe", Rinter S@Io6
uno Rteoel.

Die Detectives ReQb unb Gramer BON Der
Capitalization per6afteten an Der GenterMbe.
na6e Nbams Str. Elm Srauen3immer, nu9
benz Ite felt WD9en bergebli9 geIu9t batz
ten unb bdS in Der 8erbre3eripelt ben Sea-
men vOte &Dntqin Der Nprtpn5tr.= 8anDe"
fi9rt. Die beiben genannten 8eamten bat
ten ft9 an Der Center Mbe. unD WtdDt1 on TT.
aufge1te1t, neil Ite erfa6ren 6atten, baB bic
Sci u6te, BON Der tie etne gendue 8ef6retz
bung batten, bort bpriibertommen Diirbe.
Den ga13en W1Drgen nr0 au9 ben grOBten
She'll bes Na9mtttags parteten Die 9etecz
tiDe5 pergebens unb @ramer ma9te 5etnem
&amerabsn l9pn ben 8or19lag, bic SADIE
auf3ugeben, als i6nen Elm elegant gefletz
betes Paar auffteI, bas BON Der NDams Str.
ba6erfam. Sn benz Manne %ertdnnten ite
etnen ebenfaGS lange gefu9ten @piBbuben
unb in 1etner 8egletterin Die febnlt3t err
lpartete y&0ntgin". DIS bic 8eiben ft9
ndberten, gingen Die 8edmter auf tie gu
unb fragten, ipie 5te auf Dem fir3eften Wege
nd9 einem beitimmten 0au1e am Sad1Dn
8oulebarb 9elangen f0nnter. n9te r&0@
nigtn" gab 1e6r genaue Nustunft, tporauf
bic Detectives 1te unb tbren 8egleiter fir
per6aftet erfldrten urb tie na9 Der Central
Itottpn brd9ten. Na9 elmer fur3en 8e<
ratbung nit benz SSnfpettor Sbea tpurbe
bic yS0nigtn" in Der Srauenabtbeilung Der
6arri7onftr. Station unb Der Mdnn in
elmer Station auf Der Siibfeite eingeiperrt.
8orlGufig purbe peber cine Nntlage geger
Tte er6pben, nod tire Namen gebu3t, bod
ertlGren bic Detectives, DaB 1e genit9enb
8epetSmatertal in 9Gnben bitten, UNI Die
u!&0ni9in", bic 1t9 Mnnie 8Der5 nernt, oes
@inbru9S unb 9iebftabls gu iiberfibren.
S6r 8egletter CAB ben Namen 5rant&eattng
an.
Set me6reren Mpnaten ltefen fortpGbz
rerb Bel benz SnIpectDr S6ea &ldgen BON
ber19tebenen Qeuten Elm, baB tie BON einem
Srauen3immer, ba8 It6 ibnen alS 9ienitz
mGb9en borgeItellt bate, beitobGen poroen
Ieien. Sn alien biei en- TG1en mar bic 8ez
f6reibunq bon Der 9iebin INNER btsIelbe,
10 baB Der 9olt3et fetn 3netfel me6r blteb,
bah ffe es nit elmer Spibbiibin gu tbun bat
ten, bic na6 einem ganS befttmmten Spftem
arbeitete. MQe Detectives erbtelten Die Wetz
flung, na9 i6r dus3uf3auen, bod i'm 8e>
fon0eren murben @rdmer unb &eqD nit Der
Nufarbeitung beS Sales beauftragt. 2ange
paren ibre 8emii6ungen erfoIglos, Bis iie
geitern burb einen 3ufaQ ibren 4ufentz
ba1tsort erfubren unb iih auf bic 2auer Leg
ten, Die 8Ders tparb nt4t nun bei9ul6i9t,
fel6ft 3a6lreid6e, pertbOO0e@ a4en 9eitoblen,
ion6ern au9 bic 0eblerin fir Die Wtttgltez
Der elmer 8arbe gema9t gu BADEN, Der bic
8olt3ei ben Namen rNDrtOnftr. ~8arbe" gez
qe6en bat. Sic bate 81 bieIem 3Dede elm
elegant etngeri9tetes Quartter an Wafbz
in9ton 8ouleparb gemietbet, in benz ie Die
BON ben MitglieDern Der 8anbe erbeuteten
@egenfGnbe in @mpfang nabm, be3ablte
unD Darn tpieber berfaufte. Der Wertb Der
bur9 lire 6Gnbe gegangenen @a9en ion ft9
auf me6rere SoufenO Dollars b%elaufen.
Die 9oli3ei 6offt iibrtgens, baB es ibr nun,
na9bem Tie bas 9aupt Der 8anoe etngez
fangen, geltngen peroe, benz Sretben berz
fel6en Elm @n0e gu MAIDEN.
Abendblatt., 1895-01-16
Die Rd6e zines Gonftdblers.

Gonftabler @eiBler betrat am @amfaq
Na6mittag Die SO, III GlarfItr. gelegene
Wirtbf3aft, Inn it9 burb etnen trdftigen
@3lud 81 itdrten. &l8 er ftb i'm Qotal
nmiab, ftel tbm elm automatti9e NideGz
fdn9er ms Nuge unb fam er 1ofort in bic
Gerfu4ung, ietn @liid nit bemielben gu
prObiren. QeBtereS i9ien i6m ipirtli3 Guz
Berit bolO gu fetn, benin binnen &ur3em bate
er an Stele tDentger flint Sent Stiide unqez
fGbr Elm un0 ei1en 6alben Dollar in Der
Soi9e. @r CAB iiD bomit 3ufrieben unb
DerlieB baS 2Dtal. @eftern Na9mittag fam
er Dte0erum an ben1felben bDriiber u1lb err
innerte ii9 natiirli9 babel IeineS gliifli9en
Spteles am Dorbergebenben Samftag. SSnz
folgeDe1en tonnte er ntbt un6in, nod elm
mai DaS 2Dtal 81 betreten ur1b ben Nl1toz
maten ouf bic 8robe 81 fte0en. 9ie8mal
be3ielt Deriel6e aber Die Deri6iebenen Ntdel,
tpel4e 8etBler btneinDarf, un0 CAB JUDI
tet1en 9eler pteber berau8. SEPT erit ftel
es benz @Onta6Ier Elm, baB bteie M}uT3ine
in ba8 @ebiet be5 y@dmbeln8" ge60re unb
baB btefelbe in 8e16lag genOmmen u1O i6r
@igent6iimer geri9tlt9 belangt tperben
miiiie, @obo1b er ii9 bieriiber Douftdnotg
i'm 8ldren mar, lteB ct fib BON Gt9ter M6tte
einen 0nft5= unO 8ef9lagnabmebefebl aus
f%ertigen unb am %. b. 9J1t8. 5oQ bic Sadie
Dor @ert4t DerbanOelt tperben,
Abendblatt., 1895-01-16

G erabfesmmeem tit YtaROS BOT Der SHoentmrs
~ @lufnabme! Nir. bobeu cine Au3abl Yionos,
he nur iebr ueni9 gebrauDt tuuroe1-ia, III Wirtlt4teit
oeraoe 10 gut ME Hel iinb. Q8lr oTerireH oieie sSnltru=
nlente at 6en fplgeuoeI ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS,
out leDr Iet9te Nb3aDInngen, I'M NIT %oenieloeH iotort
ouf3urG1meu:
Abendblatt., 1895-01-16

Tragt guren @rocer mad vTbe 6eiBIer
& Sun9e Co.'S" yQuater 8ro6", 6as
f6madbafteite u6ome WaOe 8rOS", Oas
ie bon elmer 8dderei g~eLtefert tpur6e.
Abendblatt., 1895-01-16

&ei@es, rotbes 8tut wirb ebenIo uuturs
gemGB pou 6Oob's SarioporiUa er3eu9t, wte
GuBerlt3e Salberteitbur8 bGuft9elt @ebrau6
Don Seife uno Q8aiier. 0teler groBe 8luts
retnt9er pertretbt griinblt9 Sfrofellt, SolSs
flnB nn6 0lel anbern innerlihen SAmuk.
Abendblatt., 1895-01-16
Rdum'Qs=l Srtai-

Sin bibIher StuDl uno 9efe iino nit ieoem 9iano
phne Grtr0.9eaahlunQ einoeiblolen.
The Dalles times-mountaineer. [volume] (The Dalles, Or.) 1882-1904, 1895-02-02

This morning there was discovered an at
tempt on the part of some of the prisoners
now confined in the county Jail to regain
their liberty. The janitor, r. job titz-
Gerald, heard a noise last night in the Jail,
which aroused bis suspicious He informed
the deput sheriff of the fact, and was in
structed to make an examination. He
loo ed ell through the corridor, and saw a
stick by which. apparently, digging had
been done in the masonry surrounding the
door leading into the yard. Mr.. Kelly the
deputy. on examining the large iron door,
composed of heavy iron bars crossed, notice
a cut in one of them and asked the jailer
whether that had been there all the time.
He was answered in the negative, and on
pushing the bar the piece fell out, it having
been cut completely tn ~ough in two places.
searched, and nothing was found on their
persons. Suspicion rested on the two men
who were arrested at the Locks for the
burglary OF Mr. Gates store, and held to
Guo SIduu ou CAduliuipk VIC CSll w.
cupied by them, hidden under the fold of
the mattress. was found very small saw
with which undoubtedly the work had beeu
done. The object was remove the bar.
and by this means the hand could be pushed
through the hole and the staple of the lock
cut off, s. as to allow the door to be
opened hat this was heing done was very
ev dent from the fact that one of the staples
of the lock was nearly sawn through. To
cover their work, the PARTICLES of iron from
the saw were mixed with grease and the cuts
filled. The two prisoners, after these dis
co, cries. were locked in separate cells, a d
not allowed to communicate tn each other.
1t Is very fortunate that the discovery was
n ade when it was, as another lays work
would have completed the mischief, and the
dangerous culprits would have been at large.
The Dalles times-mountaineer. [volume] (The Dalles, Or.) 1882-1904, 1895-02-02
this city. Whether this change is per-
mancut remains to be seen.

Last night, on the Union street hill, an
accident happened TO one of the coasters
bv which he sustained a severe fracture
of the right leg He was on bob-sled, aud
by some means IN going down the hill 1t
overturned and he Was struck IN such
manner that his right leg was broken be-
tween the ankle and knee joint We are
Informed that he has only been In town
two days, and this was the first time he
had been on the hill cOasting. His name
Is +. I Ryan, and he Is telegraph Oper-
ator for the y II. s. N. Co.
The Eastern Oregon Fruit Growers Uuion
held meeting Thursday night and passed
resoiu ions strongly coldemnIng the pro-
posed change in the horticultural laws OF
Oregon. The proposed hill provides for
s'rg commits sioner at a ''tixed salary OF
$500 with an additional $500 for travelling
xp-nses, should that amo nut be required
II the same amo Mt CT interest should be
taken iu Eastern O,egon orchards by the
one man commission that has been s.
played by the present bard. they could
'easonably expect an official viii from his
royal emlLeDcs esrlv in rhe fall of 1900.
The Dalles times-mountaineer. [volume] (The Dalles, Or.) 1882-1904, 1895-02-02
Sorry He Spoke.

It was on crowded Sixth avenue
train. The atmosphere was sitting,
and the passengers resented the ar
rival of every newcomer as per-
sonal affront. A baby about the
middle of the car had been threaten
ing to cry for several minutes and
lad at last delivered itself Of a pro
!onged howl, followed by series Of
nerve rachng screams. ALI the wo-
men looked sympathetic and the
men apprehensive. A variety Of con-
solations were suggested. Poor lit.
tie dear, Undo its hood" said one
woman. 'Let me take it, said an
other. "Chuck it out the winderl"
growled fat man without a collar,
who was fanring himself vigorously
with his hat. He said it defantly
enough, but there was such chorus
of feminine indignation that he was
glad to get out at the next station.
As the train stopped he fought his
way onto the platform aud stood
putting and red faced while a shr1ll
wailing rent the air, and a chorus
Of epithets such as "Bruter' and
"Beastl" saluted the ears Of the as
tonished people waiting on the plat
form. The fat man had a guilty.
hunted look as he made his way to
the street. New York World.
The Dalles times-mountaineer. [volume] (The Dalles, Or.) 1882-1904, 1895-02-02
A Good Measure.

Senator D,wson's bill to fix ths time
when taxes become delinquent provides
that:
The sheriff shall make returns of collec-
tioss to the county court on or before the
first Monday of October next ensuing the
date of the warrant issued by that court,
and that il at least one-half of the respect
I've sum of taxes so charged on said roll is
not paid prior to the first Monday IN April
next succeeding the date OF his warrant.
SAID one.half shall be deemed delipq quent,
and if the remaining nalf Is not paid prior
to the first Monday In October following. it
shall then also be deemed delinquent, and
there shall be charged, collected and turned
over by the sheriff forfeiture Of / per cent
per month on portions of said taxes that
b Ave been allowed to become delinquent,
from the date Of such delir quency until the
same are paid; aud, provided further, that
the sheriff, b fore entering on the duties OF
collection of taxes. shall execute an addi.
tionai bond in such sum as the county court
of the county may direct. That is, take
may be paid in two half.ysarIY Installments
The Dalles times-mountaineer. [volume] (The Dalles, Or.) 1882-1904, 1895-02-02
Horse Stolen

A correspondent of the Condor Globe
publishes the following:
"Last Monday evening Hugh Medlock, q
young man about % years of age, who has
been herding sheep for D. c. Downer for
several months, came to town and reported
that he had been robbed of 5000 and wanted
to orrow horse and saddle to 20 to JUS
tice era. ford's to srear out warrsnt for
the arrest of the highwayman. w G. Brown
let him have his horse and saddle, and
about o'clock the next morning Brown
came to the conclusion that all was not
right. and 30 borrowed Vino hester and
started after the outfit, with what success
we have not learned. He tracked THE
aim st to Heppner, where he lost trace Of
him. "e learn ater that Nedlock brutally
be his wife. and from all accounts was
making his way out Of the country. If
MIR Brown does not overtake rim he will
be 'out" a good horse and saddle Med
lock is an ex convict, and had been living
near Mitchell under the assumed name of
Jack Johns n, and is a hard rooster gen.
orally,