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Relff Bropgbs TO Town

Wm, Roltl, ,yho shot Murdock Nc
hay ~ Antelope Tuesday morning,
was or%ght to town this morning by
peTty Sheriff Chas. Wallace, and
placed in tbs county Jail. Rolf had a
preliminary examination at Antelope,
and was bound over in the sum of
$1,000 to await the seriousness OF
AcKay's wound. The shot entered
McKay's left breast and striking rib
ranged downward. and was taken out
just above the hip. The doctor states
that the chances for recovery are very
slight,
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Government for the Philippines.

WASHINGTON, Juue. ,10.-Plans for a
provisional government in the Philip
pine islands have been perfected, and
will be put in force when. sufficient
army shall arrive at Manila to occupy
the country. The. arrangements are
to place the islands under military rule,
at first, with governor and courts,
clothed with authority to enforce the
laws. --.... ....-. -
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Land ohite Appointments.

Dispatches were received from
Washington today, stating that the
president had appointed Otis Patter-
son, of Heppner, register, and J. P.
Lucas, receiver OF the land office at
The Dalles. Mr.. Patterson is editor OF
the Heppner Gazette, and Mr.. Lucas
is an attorney Of Arlington:
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Mail for the Soldiers.

WASHINGTON, June 10.-The postal
department has determined to estab-
lish postal stations in Cuba and the
Philippines so that the men in the
army may be supplied with mail
regularly during their stay ON the
Islands.
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SAD ACCIDENT.
C. A. Edwards Falls Beneath a Train al
The Willows, and Has Both Legs Se<
vered Fr9Ea Hia Bedy-Died
From His Injuries,

From His Injuries.
About four o'clock this morning. c..
A. Edwards, better known as Shortly"
was killed at Heppuer Junction, by
falling beneath the train. Edwards
started out last night in charge of
freight train No. "a, and On reaohing
the Junction had seven cars to place
on the switch for Heppner. He en-
deavored to cut the air while the train
was in motion, and in some unexplain-
able manner, lost his footing, and fell
beneath the train, and had both legs
taken off above the knees. He was
taken to the depot, but died in twenty
minutes, having not regained con-
sciousness since the accident. The
coroner ef gillian county was sum.
moned and held an inquest this morn.
ing. Mr.. Edwards waa we'll known at
this place and was universally liked.
He has relatives at Spokane, and
wife at Portland, who were notified of
his untimely death,
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Evangeiina Cisneros weds.

BALTIMORE, June 9.-Miss Evenge-
lima Cisneros, whose romantic escape
from Sbanish prison in Havana
several months ago, is recalled,
was married here today to Carlos F.
Carbonel, who assisted in her
rescue.
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A Compromise Has Been Reached by
the Conferees.
WASHINGTON, June 10.-The con-
ferees on the war revenue bill conclu-
ded their work at noon yesterday,
but decided not to report their agree
ment to either house of congress
until theamendments can be printed.
The committee declines to give out
any items in the agreement in advance
OF the report to the house. IL Is we'll
known, however, that the senate sill
yer seigniorage provision was re-
tained, though in q modified form.
The compromise for the coinage of
silver bullion and seigniorage in the
treasury provides for coming 81, ,5OO,-
OOO per month instead of 81, 600, 600, as
ia the senate bill. the silver is to be
coined under the existing law, and it
Ia estimated that at the rate provided
it will require about Eve years to coin
the silver in the treasury. The
amount OF bonds was also compro-
aised, being placed at s4O0, 900, 900.
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= = -
COUNCIL MEETING,
/ f't''@-s
Business Transacted and Bills Allowed
slot Machines Knocked Out. -

| Business Transacted and Bills Allowed
] slot Machines Knocked Out. =
! At meeting OF the common council
last evening in this city, Mayor Nolan
presiding, and Councilmen Thompson,
Wood, Kuck, Stephens, and C1ough
present, the following business was
Jransacted: <5 '-'-s %'s-
After roll call the minutes of pre-.
vious meeting were read and approved.
Report of the judiciary committee
in regard to paying New York bank
for taking up coupons was read, and it
was recommended that the bill should
not be allowed. A nuisance existing
back of Emile Schanno's property on
First street was reported and the mar
shal was ordered to abate the same.
zOhcer's reports were received, and on
motion placed on file and the amounts
recommended by the marshal ordered
paid. An ordinance was read and
placed on final passage, entitled San
ordinance to regulate the use of streets
of Dalles City by railroad companies,
street cars or other transportation
companies. At this time Council
man Johnston appeared at the meet
ing. A petition of R. F. Gibbons for
,eonfirmatory deed was read, and on
motion the petition was granted. An
ordinance was passed entitled "An
ordinance directing the. mayor and
recorder. of Dalles City, to make, ex-
ecute, and deliver confirmatory deed
to lots and 2 in block % in Gates
addition to Dalles City, Wasco county,
to Mary McGrath."
Petition of Chas. Frank for deed |
was read, and on motion the petition |
was granted, and the petitioner order
ed to prepare an ordinance for same. |
An ordinance making it a misde-
meanor to operate -the-slot-
was read and on motion plac.
ed on final passage. The ordinance
having received majority vote of the
entire council was declared passed.
The amounts recommended By the
finance committee were allowed and
orded issued for same. Bill
If DR.. Doane for attending Indian who
vas run oyer by the switch englne,was
to the o. X. & N. Co.
Bill of DR.. Doane for attending scar
ct fever case, ordered paid.
The balance due on hospital bill for
ervice to Millard, and the bill of DR..
\. G. Smith, of Portland, for a.ten-
ion. were ordered paid. The recorder
vas ordered to post notice of city cleo
ion to be held June 20, 1898. The fol-
owing judges and clerks were ap-
,ointed:
First ward-C. Schultz, A. Parkins, T.
\. Hudson, judges; Vic Schmidt and
frank Abernethy, clerks. Second
pard-Wm. Michel, ]. w. Blakeney
nd John Gates, judges; A. L. Var
nd Ralph Rowland, clerks. Third
7ard-J. Doherty, j. W. Lewis and
ieo. Darch, judges; N, Il. Gates and
V. Fl. Butts, clerks. On motion,
ounCil adjourned.
The following bills were allowed and
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Karl;s Glover Root Tea, for consti
patton it's the best and after usingit
you don't say SO. return the package
and get your money. Sold ty Blakelev
& Houghton, The Dalles.
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Take Laxative Bromo Quinine Tab
lets. All Druggists refund the money
il it fails to Cure. 25c. For sale by
Blakeley & Houghtop,
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Duplicate aadsby,s Prices.

Gadsby, the furniture man in Port
land, is supposed to be the leader in
low pricea, and many people imagine
they must go to him to get right
prices, but this Is q mistake. They
only have to go to the Great Northern
Furniture store to get them. Here
are Gadsby's prices and they are
duplicated by the Great Northern,
hence the purchaser saves the freight
by buying here:
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Mrs. Gilmore's restaurant, opposite
Mays & Groves. open day and night,
furnishes the best l5 cent meal in the
city. Patronage solicited.
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SOLDIER BOYS
Those at San Francisco Will Be Paid
to duk.

WASHINGTON June 10.-The soldiers
stationed at San Francisco will have
money in their pockets when they en-
bark for the Philippines. The wsr de-
partment has ordered thst:sliSsy receive
their pay up = -,afy ,afy Tst. which will re-
gaire 40 expenditure of $4,000. The
Mymaster is instructed to pay them in
full from the time they enlisted up to
July 1. This will give many Of them
two months pay, and will enable them
to provide themselves with many lux
uries not provided by the government
before they sail for Manila,
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SPRINGER-In this city, June I'd, to the wife
Of s. d. Springer, q son.
CARPENTER -MILEY-In this CITY, yester-
day, Charles Carpenter and Laura B. Smiley,
Rev. Boltz offciattng.
ROBINS ON-In this city. on May 2s, to Mr.
and Mrs. j. W. Robinson, a son.
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Advertised Letters,

The following is the list of letters
remaining In The Dalles postoffice up.
called for June 1O,lS9s. Persona GALL
ing for these lettera viii please give
date 90 which they were advertised;
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Everybody Says So.

Cascarets Candy Cathartic, the most wen
derful medical discovery of the age, pleas
mt and refreshing to the taste, act gently
and positively on kidneys, liver and bowels
cleansing the entire system, dispel colds,
cure headache, fever, habitual constipation
and biiousness. Please buy and try box
of g. G. G. to-day; 10, d, so cents. Sold ana
guaranteed to cure by all druggists.
For constipation take Karl's Glover
Root Tea, the great blood purifier.
Cures headache, nervousness, erup-
tions on the face, and makes the head
clear as a bell. Sold by Blakeley p
Houghton, The Dalles.
Strayed or Stolen.
o. dark bay horse branded on left
shoulder with L under half circle. A
-awsrd of $40 for leaving him at my
place. Ed. KRAMER,
The Dalles, Or
To Cure Constipation Forever.
Take Cuscarets Candy Cathartic lOc or 80
u C. @. G. fail to cure. druggists refund money
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IEMPS St, Louis book and Pills.
EEEtaaH - ner Beer on draught at
BEER the White House saloon.
Chas. KIoHEIBAcH, Proprietor.
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MARRIED..

DURHAM, ,HTNMA MAN-In this city, on June 4
VIM H. Durham, and Miss Laura Hinman.
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From Thursdays Daily

FfoM Thufsu3ys UdH5
Chas. Hixon, of Antelope, is In sss11 ss 4.
sam'l Mcponald. etMoro. ia In
town. -. $500 q
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Strayed or Stolen.
BORN.

To Cure Constipation Forever.
Take Cuscarets Candy Cathartic l0c or 80
{ C. @. G. fail to cure. druggists refund monep
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WILL

A Compromise Has Been Reached by
the Conferees.
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Fourth of July Celebration.

]. A, CRossEN, P. M
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-06-30
NEW PRECEDENT
IS ESTABLISHED
Continued from First Page)

debate and II was during its considera-
ton that Mr.. Allen spoke and the Cos
venor- Bailey incident took place.
Mr.. Allen. criticsing and replying to a
feature OF the Ohio members Ohio con-
vention speech--in which the latter re-
ferred 10 the minority as universally OPP
posing war measures-caused Mr.. Gros-
venor to answer He contended that his
speech was justified by the facts, and,
proceeding. declared he was no more
amenable 10 criticismj than were Demo-
cratic authorities. In this connection
he read from a Washington newspaper,
a Democratic organ. he said. an editorial
in line with his convention speech. IL
contained severe arralgnment OF Demo-
cratic leadership, Ind Mr. Grosvenor Gre
ated a sensation by declaring emphatic
ally IL was written by Democratic
member OF the House. From that asser-
ton sprang the incident during which de-
mands for The name Of the Democrat were
made and refused and during which Nj.
Bailey and Mr.. Grosve nor INDUCED Ia
pointed personal cOlloquy
The Senate bill providing for Second
Assistant Secretary of War was defeat
edo 10 80.
The House adjourned az s o'clock. the
yeas and nays having been ordered upon
an amendment offered - Nr Otey' or
Virginia. to the bill adding chewing ana
smoking tobacco 10 the ration OF the
soldiers.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-06-30
Julius SyCIG & Son

Col. Bennett. of the Third Illinois Cen
eral Sanger has been placed IN command
of the Third Division.
The ordnance officers announced TO-
night that twenty-five regiments were
practically equipped and ready TO 20.
Captain Rockwell stated to-day that
sufficient quantity Of arms. ammunition
and other equipments had been shipped
and was now I'm che road 10 complete the
Quitting OF the entire army ana lnat
within Jess than two weeks every resl-
ment al the park would be ready FOR ac-
tive service. so far as supplies IN MS oe-
partment are concerned.
Captain Zaiinsky. the disbursng ONCE
of clothing and camp equipage to-day Is
sued 10000 rubber pouches ana 4V""
shelter tents. This enormous work mas
been completed with the greatest posslDle
expedition and the park roads nave Detn
covered the entire day with army wagons
hauling supplies to the various regiments
The quartermaster and ordnance OF
ficers say that there will be no delay IN
equipping the regiments organized under
the second call as the government arse
nails and clothing contractors are raploly
catching up with orders and u rs tholEht
that the supplies will arrive ahead or the
troops.
Regiment and battalion drills were the
exercises through which the men were
nut to-day with a special view 10 render
ing them more efficient in the manual OF
arms.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-06-30
KlVLIGHAN-- WH0lEY.
An Elaborate and Beautiful Wedding
i'm stanton.

An Elaborate and Beautiful Wedding
in stanton.
STANTON. VA. June 2s.-Special.-
One OF the most elaborate and beautiful
weddings OF the season took place at $3.50
O'clock this morning at ST. Francis Cdth-
Ole church, when Miss Mary Barnadlne
Wholey. daughterOf william Wnoley'
ESQ, a prominent StauntOnian, was mar
ried 20 Michael klylighan, successtul
business man Of this city. The church
was beautifully decorated and the hlsh
altar was ablaze with wax candles. a
special choir sang the wedding chorus
from Lohengrin.
The ushers were L. l.. Bowman. George
Blackley. George Mcmahon ana Cornelius
G.. Wholey. The bridesmaids were Misses
Mary Wadeii Haines. Mollie Burke. Mar
garet Cecilia Whoiey and Miss Teresa
Falron. OF New York. The maid " honor
was Miss Nonye Regina Wholey sister
Of the bride The bride was clad IN
gown OF Duchess satin with tulle Ven
caught back with orange blossoms ana
CARRYING brides roses and pearl bound
nraver hook She was accompanied by
her father. The groom and his best man.
William Kelly. met the bride at the altar.
The cereony was performed by Row
Father McVerry rector Of the church,
assisted by Rev. Father Fallon. or Cht-
TON Forge, Father OBrien, OF North
Carolina. and Father J. Lucke. OF Staun-
ton. 49,
Mr.. and Mrs. Kivlighan left for Old
Point and eastern cities. The bridal
presents came from all over the country.
The ladies OF Staucon met this morning
at the Young Mems Christian Assocla-
ton and organized the "Woman's Patrio-
tic AID Society to work for the soldiers.
Tho officers: Mrs. H. ID. Peck. presi-
dent. Mrs. Braxton. vice-president; Mrs.
r.. s. Ker. secretary, and Miss Julia At
lunsOn, treasurer.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-06-30
GEORGIA DEMOCRATS

NoDs nate state Officers and Adopt
&latrorm-Approvc the War.
ATLN.TA, GA. June 29.-rhe Demo
Gratis of Georgia to-day formally placed
an nomination this ticket chosen by
them st the primaries June 30:
Govenor-Allen ID. Gambler
Secretary of State-Phinip Cook.
Treasurer-Wnliam Speer.
Comptroller General-W. a. Wright
Commissioner OF Agricultural.
Stevens
Prison Commissioner $. Turner
School COMMISSIONER r.. Glenn.
Attorney Gcneral-J NJ. Terrell.
The war with spain OvershadwOed an
ISSUES. Patriotic utterances and refer
unces 20 q united country began with tho
nrst speech. Hon r. II. Brown. tempo
rary chairman iu his speech said:
"Thc world looks ON in amazement
Less than thirty-hve years ago one sec
ton was arrayed against the other in
intcrnecine war. the like of which was
never witnessed ON the globe. and yet
when the first foreign foe would dare
insult thA national honor or lay his I'M
holy hand upon the national flag these
two. as II they had never been apart
rush together with one accord, with ono
purpose. TO see which can do the great
est honor 90 his countrys cause
Hon. r. O.. DubignCn. of Savannah,
was made permanent chairman, and an
nouncrd Hon. Clark Howell. Of Atlanta,
rs chairman of the Committee on Reso-
buttons The ticket was then put through
with a. rush. and after a short recess
Nj Howell read the platform. II pledges
the state of Georgia TO the flag OF our
country" and afiirms the cause for which
the United States is engaged I'm war with
Spain IS just and righteous, aid, on the
subject. says further:
There is cause for universal congratu-
lation tn the fact that the patriotic up
risiug Of the whole people has obliterated
fectonalism from the politics Of our
country. and while the people OF the
South unite with those Of the North in
cordial enthusiasm over the meUallous
victory Of Dewey I'm annihilaung Spain
Asiatic fleet 81 rs gratifying to observe
that those Of tho North are no less cor
dial an bestowlug praise and commenda-
ton upon the heroic deeds Of the two
brave young Southerners. Bagley and
Hobson viii with their intrepid COM
rades have won distinction which VIII
render their names immortal and add
new Iustre 90 the American navy.
Notwithstanding war Is upo us. we
urre upon Congress and upon the ad-
ulnistration 20 leave nothing undone 10
push 10 20 speedy and successful con-
c'us.on Tho volunteer forces should be
increased 20 meet the emergency. and
neither the army nor the navy should
lack for want 81 funds 20 secure de-
cislve results and force az the earliest
practicable moment the abandonment by
suain OF its possessions In any part OF the
Western Homierhere."
The construction OF the Nicaragua
camel g. URGED and the free coinage OF
silver M the ratio ~ ie 10 demanded
Tho election Of senators by direct vote
90 Tho neoule g. favored. and profound
e-fcom ana uudiminished confidence Is
extended Hon William ]. Bryan.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-06-30
Notes FROM Tampa.

TAAlPA. FLA. June 29.-One battalion
Of Jour companies was to-day detached
from the First Florida Regiment and
attached to the command OF Brigadier-
General John II. Rogers. chief OF heavy
artillery now stationed here.
Brigadler-Gen Ruch Lincoln has as
sumed command of the brigade composed
OF the SiXty-nlnth Of New YORK, Ihird
Of Ohio. and Second Of Georgia.
Two large mail cars are now In use
here as a military postoiiice. This place
having been designated as the general
district registry Office for the army IN
cuba. The postal accommodations OF the
regular office were inadequate for the
large increase OF work and necessitated
the additional servics.
Private Fitzpatrick, Of the Fifth arth-
lery was thrown violently by horse and
picked up IN an unconscious condition
last night. lie IS now IN the hospital
suffering from serious internal injuries.
Private Carter, OF the Fifth Maryland
who accidentally killed Jerome Oster-
kamp last week. has been tried by court
martial Sentence will likely be passed
tomorrow.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-06-30
OBITUARY.
Emmett billiard.

Emmett billiard died Yesterday NOM
ing at o'clock aged about torty-sN en-
years. Mr., billiard WAS ooIn IN
Farmville. Va, where his mother
stn lives, but for number %
years had made his hoe in Rich
mona. He was a lawyer by protessloh'
hut had not practiced for long time.
Mr. billiard was a graduate OF Rich
mond College. and also OF the University
OF Virginia. At both institutions he
stood at the head of his classes and was
recognized as one OF the brightest men
who ever attended them.
The late Prof John 3. Minor. when
giving him his diploma, said that he was
one Of the ablest pupils that ever studied
under him.
A norton OF his life was devoted TO
the newspaper business. In when ne
achieved considerable success. being at
one time connected with the Chicago
Record in a reportorial capacity.
Mr. billiard was taken TO the hospital
a rev DAYS ago i'm a very serious condi-
tion. Tuesday he was completely
paralyzed and death followed. as stated
Judge S. b. witt. who knew him well as
a student. was al the hospital last night
looking after his comfort. and as soon
as he passed away had the remains
taken 10 Laube's undertaking establish
ment. where they were prepared for
burial.
The remains were taken TO TarmVille
last night for interment accompanied by
Mr.. Hiiard Russell. a relative OF the
deceased.
A special telegram to The Times last
night from Farmyille says
"A telegram this morning from Rich
mond. announcing the death OF Emmett
FOX Hlhard. was an occasion OF distress
10 very many citizens of FarmVille, who
i'm the seventies knew the brilliant young
lawyer. the pride Of the town His de-
voted mother. now greatly enfeebled by
age is crushed by the suddenness Of the
blow. as no news OF his illness had reach
ed here.
Born In Farmville, April a. 1871. edu-
Gated at Roanoke College: graduating at
law In the University Of Virginia when
but twenty-one, with a reputation al
ready won as a charming conversation
aNst and eloquent speaker. no one ever
entered life with brighter prospects lie
spent some years of MS life IN Chicago
In the practice OF his profession. but for
the last six or eight years he has been
a resident Of Richmond. and a frequent
contributor 20 the press lie was ever a
reader, and rarely was one found better
Informed either in literature or current
events"
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-06-30
ALBERMARLE WEDDING.
Mount Mariah Church the Scene OF
brilliant Ceremony.

CTARIOTTESvILLE VA. June p
special-A beauu % early morning mar
riage was solcmnized AT MI. Marian
church. twelve miles south Of the CITY
this morning
The contracting parties being Mr.. Ar
thur Ilewellyu Stevens. a promlne ~
merchant az Cismont and Miss BETTE
Belle Railey daughter OF captain W. q.
Railey. Of White Hail. Abemarle coun-
IT, -.
The church was handsomely and elabo-
ratelv decorated with blooming flowers,
the edince carkened ard illuminated with
soft white lights and a profusion OF Jap
anesa, lanterns and the large and spa
cious building crowded 20 its utmost ca
paclv to witness the ceremony, when
was performed by the Rev. DR. J. WHEY
Bledsoe.
The ushcrs we're Messrs. Norris Wat
son. william ShackelfoTd, DIT. Herbert
Barksdale and Ilnwood Railey brother
OF the bride.
After partaking Of luncheon, Mt and
Mrs. stevens boarded the north-bonnd
Chesapeake and Ohio vestibule for tour
through the northern cities and on their
return a ten days visit TO Ocean View.