The Dalles times-mountaineer. [volume] (The Dalles, Or.) 1882-1904, 1896-06-06
From Tues days Daily.

From Tues days Daily.
Mr.. c. L. Morse returned this NOR
ing to his home at Hood River.
DR.. Shackelford is confined to his
home with an attack of la grippe.
Mr.. D. c. Herrin, the photographer,
took the afternoon train for Portland.
Rev. J. A. Sears, the missionary
stationed at Simnasho, went to Port
land today.
A telephone dispatch was receit ed
this afternoon announcing the death
of Mi:s Jane McAtee at Tygh Valley.
The liver readings today at poin ts
on the Upper Col ollmbia are as folloWt:
Umat;lll, 1913; Lewiston, 1874; Wen
| atchee, 25.9.
Contrary to all expectation the cleo
tion in Portland yesterday passed of
quietly and Lh, re was no serious COLI
sions.
Mr.. S. F. Blythe, editor of the Hood
River Glacier, came up on the local
today and returned home on the after
nooI tr;il.
Mrs. A. A. Urquhart, Mrs. U. T.
Kelly and Niss | lrich went to Hood
River today to engage in picking
strawberries.
From tle latest election returne OBJ
tliuable the COM ressional contest lies
bet veen Ellis and Quinn, with Ellis
slightly in the lead.
This morI ing the river stood 3l.6
feet above low water, and Indications
are that the rise.will be less rapid for
few days to come.
Hanging will be played outi in Ohio,
on and after July 1st. From this time
forward cri ininals sentenced to detth
will be killed by electricity.
During the summer mon tbs the
Harmon Juvenile Temple Will hold
their meetings on Friday morning at
$50 o'clock instead of at P. NJ.
Considerable drift is running in tt
Columb BIZ 1t prese at, the streams from
the Blue mountains being on rise
and depositing their drift into the
river.
MIR. Dekum and daughters. the
Misses Hummason, who have been
visiting frie Ids in the city, left on tho
Regulator this morning, for their
ho ~. In Portland
When the concert is given at tie
school gro inds next Sunday young |
Americans are requested to be little |
more decor ls, and to at least leave IL g |
hose and water alone.
Yesterdays ell ,ction was said to be |
the quietest for many years in The |
Dalles. there was no Loistrousness |
whatever, and little if any ill will ex-
hibited amo lg the workers.
The total vote Tor congressman cast
at the four DaIles precincts yesterday |
was 1l27, an increase of 12S over the
heaviest vote ever cast at any prev ious
election.
remedies, which are, warrant
ed to cure every disease. t,emember
that Wits Sarsaparilla is Blood
Purifier AMI Blood Maker. Snipes
& Kinersly Drug Co.
This afternoon Sheriff Dri, or re-
ceived a dis patch fro Sheriff Matlock,
at Oregon City, stating that the Iopu-
list had el ,cte1 everythi lg in Clacka-
mas county.
Latest returns fro Sherman cou ty
Indicate that D., fur and ArmswortI Y,
democratic nominees for joint SCI a.
tors, have a good majority in that
also that Messing er and Henry,
populists for representative, have ma
jority of the votes.
Today Post master ] A. Crosser re-
,eived notification that after July /,
1898. The rallss rostof1 ,e would be
rated as Sc ,ond class Office, the re-
ceipts of the office having been suf-
gcient to e1titls it t. be raised one
grade.
Mr.. and Mrs. N. W. Northup will
go to Portland tomorrov to place
their littls 3-y esr-Jld Caughter Under
the care of an oc.Llist. The little
girls eyesi ght has been failing for
some tine, and of lats she has been
almost totally Lind.
There were on boarl the Regulator
this morning five fine looking race
horses en- route to Portl tdd To be put
on the tracks there. They were Latha,
and jim Gro from the Wasco
stables, Hattie l,nn, owned by G. w.
and lone, owned by Mr..
The East End presents very busy
appearance these days, large amounts
Of wheat and wool continuing to arrive
from the interior. In conversation
with one Jf the freighters from Eastern
Oregon, We were informed that the
largest amount of wool ever brought
20 this city in one season, will be the
Zip of 1896.
The Byers flo lring mill, In Pendle-
,on. has just finished loading ship
nent of three carloads of -four, bound
or San Salvador. The mill ships to
Central America and China, aud I'll .
Jhinese insist on having their -four
n green sacks, while the San Saliva.
orans will only take theirs in blue
ags.
The beauties of our election laws
,ere we'll illustrated yesterday when a