THE DALLES WEEKLY CHRONICLE, FRIDAY, AUGUST 12, 1892.
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The appearance of Eogene Serapie on
the democratic horizon puts a different
phase on the gubernatorial race among
the "uiiterrified," says the Sentinel.
Semplo has not liecn making the vig
orous fight that has been waged by
trip friends of Lewis. Blalock and ar
few other democratic possibilities,
but it is safe to say that he goes into the
race fresh and vigorous. Although
handicapped by his former defeat he is
even yet the most formidable antagonist
Lewis has, and though he will not likely
receive the nomination he will greatly
lessen Lewis' chances and make possible
the chances of some mau cast of the
mountains. Some of the east Washing
ton democrats hoped that Eshelman
would be nominated by the democrats
and endorsed by the peoples party ; but
that party has already made their nom
iuations and dissolved the possibility,
Mr. Eshelman though silent on tho sub
ject offered no protest and would prob
ably have accopted the nomination. - He
is undoubtedly the strongest possible
candidate on the democratic ticket, but
the cat-hauling of the party will make it
difficult to nominate mm.
Commenting on the endeavor to learn
something new respecting the planet
Mars, Prof.' ITolden, of Lick observatory
savs that umnv inanirks have been re
ceived during the present "opposition
of Mars, indicating widespread interest
in the observations now going on. There
uDDears to be a misapprehension of tho
work being done on the planet here and
elsewhere. "We arc simply endeavor
ing," he said, "to obtain more accurate
information regarding the planet, that
is all. We also wish to know how
nearlv Mars resembles the earth, and
whether it is fit to be inhabited by be
ings like ourselves. In my opinion the
time has not yet come to even specnlato
on the question." -
The extreme dry weather of the past
week has made the roads so dusty as to
i i li : . i : v..- tl.n
temperature has not been above 90 de-
ceyMia n-A tltiQ IB ratrfnllllv fl f.nnHflllf.lOn
U..V. ....o .u .........
. when we read of the dusty roads of the
east and the thermometer ranging from
90 to 105 degrees in the shade. Oregon
may get a trifle dry during August and a
trifle wet during January, but the even
temperature maintained throughout the
year is a luxury which the people appre-
ciate, especially after having experienced
the extremes of wet and dry, and heat
and cold, which are prominent features
of the climate of the central and eastern
states. ,
Hon. Wm. McConnell, ex-U. 8. sena
tor from Idaho, is talked of for governor
of that state. He is cot an active can
didate but will accept it if the Moscow
convention shall see fit to tender it to
him ; and we suppose he will look over
the field to learn, as nearly as possible,
how the community would bo disposed
toward him in case of his name being
placed on the ticket. There is quite a
general impression that he will bo nomi
nated. He would be a stronsreandidate,
and a strong executive officer.
There is great wisdom in the resolu
tion introduced by the Hon. P. A. Col
lins of Massachusetts that the next con
vention hall be just large enough for the
delegates, their alternates, the national
-committee " and the press. There is
really very little thoughtfulness in the
lungs of the galleries, and the noise they
make does not help the deliberations on
the floor. This is the second time' that
Mr. Collins has introduced this resolu
tion. After the exhibitions at Minneap
olis and Chicago, it ought to prevail.
The Chatauqna organization is up
with the times in all reform movements,
and ita latest innovation is on the mar
riage ceremony. - An illustration of the
ritualistic improvement was given at the
assembly on Vashon island, a few eve
nings ago, and the -first question pro
pounded to the female candidate fbr bri
dal honors by the officiating master of
ceremonies was : "Have you been vaccinated?"
The trial of thfc Cceur d'Alene miners
at Boise city, charged with contempt of
court in violating the injunction issued
last May by Judge Boatty, is attracting
general attention. Twenty-five of the
prisoners were arraigned yesterday. By
order of the court Clerk Richardson read
the complaint, charging the prisoners
with violating the restraining order is
sued May 28th, by making an attack on
the Frisco, blowing it up with dynamite,
firing into the mill with rifles and driv
ing the employes of the Frisco company
out of the mill and out ot snosnone
conntv. In answer they set up for the
most part that they were not served
with injunctions, and did not make any
attack on the mill or men employed
it. Some of them set up the plea that
thev were not citizens of the United
States, and hoped by such plea to escape,
The answer set ub further says that the
organization known as the miner's .un
ion was not an incorporation duly incor
Dorated under the laws of Idaho, but
was merely an association of persons
Each prisoner, as bis name was called
rose in his place and pleaded not guilty,
Hawley made a motion for the dtschargi
of all tho defendants on the ground that
in face of the answer it proved them in
nocent. The motion was overruled, and
a largo number of eminent legal gentle
men are in attendance. Freemont
Wood, United States attorney, is assisted
by Hagan, Heyburn and Crosthwaite,
The suit will continue for at least ten
days.
President Harrison is very anxious for
congress to adjourn, as he wishes to be
at the bedside of Mrs. Harrison who is
an invalid at Loon lake. As the preai
dent's arrival has been postponed from
day to day, the strain on Mrs. Harrison's
nerves has increased nntil the most seri
ous rcults are feared from her present
exhausted condition. Early in the week
the president declared ho would have to
go to Loon, lako whether congress ad
journed or not, and notified tho speaker
that he would be willing to return at
any time to a halfway station to meet a
messenger with bills requiring his signa
ture. The prospect of an immediate ad
journment, which has been daily pres
ent, has served to keep the president
here until yesterday. In his interview
with the speaker yesterday morning, be
offered to spend Friday night at the
eapitol if necessary, in order that busi
ncss might bo dispatched and an early
adjournment effected.
The cxistiug rivalry between Knute
Nelson, the nominee for governor of the
Minnesota republicans, and Ignatius
Donnelly, the champion of the, peoples
party, results from their old-time rivalry
in the Minnesota state senate more than
ten years ago. They were continually
at war on points of parliamentary pro
cedure, and as Donnelly whb even then
a recognized authority in that line it
nettled him to be outwitted, as he fre
quently was, by the keen-minded little
Norwegian. One point raised by Nelson
against the Baconian sage was so knotty
that it gave the lieutenant-governor a
three-days' search of tho books before he
could decide it. His final decision was
against Donnelly, to the great amuse
ment of the entire state.
On iriday last it was just 200 years
since Kebecca Nurse was hanged at
Salem, Mass., on account of her religious
convictions, and because she would not
confess to being a witch. The anniver
sary was observed in what is now the
town of Danvers. For a long time her
tomb was without a mark, her . body
having been stolen by her sons from the
gallows for interment. Her latter de
scendants have just unveiled a memorial
tablet, suitably inscribed, in honor of
the forty persons who maintained the
innocence of this New . England martyr
before the court which condemned her.
Acting Secretary Soley has sent word
to Commander Evans, commanding the
steamer Yorktown. in the Northern Pa
cific ocean to dispatch his vessel to St.
Mathews island, Bering sea, for the re
lief of three hunters reported to haTe
been abandoned.
The Colfax Commoner states that
specimens of the little club wheat grown
near that city this year have attained
the size of the big club variety. Be
tween 40 and 50 bushels are expected
from each acre ol these fields. .
How interesting it would be if the
democratic papers would resurrect a few
of the shrieks they were uttering against
the "billion dollar congress" two years
ago. '
There may be spots on the sun, and
Mars may be dangerously near the earth,
but still we have here in Oregon, day
after day, week after week, the finest,
most comfortable climate to be found
anywhere on the globe. Not too hot or
too cold, too wet or too dry ; simply just
perfect. So sun-spots and planetary
movements have no terror to ns. Mars
will be nearest the earth on the 16th
inst., when its distance will be about
36,000,000 miles. The inner satelite of
Mars, Phoebus, was observed at Dart
mouth college observatory last night.
. Though England has had many prime
ministers who lived to be octogenarians,
there has been but one British premier
in this century besides Mr. Gladstone,
and none in the past, who was in office
when past 80. That aged statesman was
Lord Palmerston, who died at his post
in bis 81st year, in 1865.
" The Walla Walla Union-Journal has
made a discovery.' "None of the friends
of Senator Allen,'' it says, "believes
that any connection exists between the
Lake Washington canal and the opening
of the Columbia river." We should eay
not. The two are entirely incompatible.
Edward Bellamy regards the. events at
Homestead as a movement towards na
tionalism, and Johann Most regards
them as a step towards anarchy. Other
people have looked into a mirror before
now and thought they were looking out
of a window instead.
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