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f - THE DALLES, OREGON- TUESDAY; JULY 24, 1894.
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TRYING TO AGREE
Hill Says tie House Will Hera
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JAPS SINK A CHINESE CRUISER
The Wellman Arctic Expedition Sup
posed to be Lost The Chocolate
Colored Oueen Protests. ,
Thl Home Will NiTer Yield. ,
Washington, Jul 24. Every Beat in
the galleries was filled today when the
senate met. At 12 :28 o'clock Harris,
the manager of the tariff bill, called for
the conference report. Hill was at once
recognized. He agreed, he eaid, with
Gorman that the democratic party is in
the midst of a great crisis. It would do
no good to obstinately adhere to the
'position taken when the bill passed.
Backed by the pablie press of the conn
try, by the democratic masses and the
president of the United States as it un
doubtedly is, the honse will never yield.
Hill said he sympathized with the
president's letter to Chairman Wilson.
Its sentiments were bis. The president
violated no clause of the constitution
when he sent that letter. The demo
crats of the country are in sympathy
vwith Cleveland and the democratic clubs
and conventions all over the country
had endorsed the Wilson 'bill in respect
to free raw materials, and on the other
hand the senate bill had been received
everywhere with disapproval..
Marshal. Violating the LiWi
Guthbie, Oklahoma, July 24. Gov
ernor Renfrow has received a telegram
from the citizens of Enid, declaring that
the United States deputy marshals are
violating the organic actof the territory,
by arresting; citizens, denying .' them a
preliminary bearing and spiriting them
away. At the same time an unlawful
organization at the north end of town is
threatening to burn the city .
Japanese Win the First Battles.
Shanghai, July 24. A telegram from
Nagasaki this morning says that a de
tachment of Corean troops at the insti
gation of Chinese residents, made an
attack on the Japanese garrison at that
place and were repulsed after' losing
many men. A later telegram says that
a Japanese cruiser and a Chinese trans
port vessel had an' engagement, and that
the latter was sunk.
The More lie Disagrees, the Nearer Be
Is Right.
Washington, July 24. At 3 o'clock
the senate adjourned nntil noon tomor
row, without doing anything .except
talk. The democratic senators intend
holding a caucus .this afternoon, and
Senator Hill has not been invited. The
general opinion is, that while Hill dis
agrees with both the eenate and the
president, he is nearer right than either
To Prevent Smuggling.
Washington, July 24. Senator Power
of Montana has introduced a bill to have
the collection of customs revenue along
the northern border of the United
States, transferred to the war depart
ment. The object is to have the border
better patrolled, so as to prevent the
smuggling of Chinese and opium.
' A New Labor Union.
Chicago, July ?4. The American
Labor Union, a new order, designed to
gather under one banner - the whole
army of the toiling masses, has been
launched with W. C. Walsh as presi
dent. It is said the new union will be
affiliated with the American Railway
Union, and will., her' controlled by the
same men. ,' .
Hawaii's Qaeen Protests. , '
Washington, July 24. The president
submitted to the eenate today a letter
from Minister Willis dated June 28, in
which he reports the receipt of a protest
. signed Liliuokalani, earnestly request-
ing United States not to extend its re
cognition to any government formed.
The Wheat Market.
; Poetland, July 24. Wheat vallev,
.80 to .82K per cental. Walla Walla,
.75. San Francisco new, seller, .90
per cental. Chicago Cash .57. Sep-
.' teinber delivery .53J per bushel.
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Think They Will Agree to Agree.
Washington, July . 24. Mills and
Smith representing tbe two extreme
Highest of all in Leavening Power. Latest U.S. Gov't Report
winns of the democratic party in the
senate today expressed the opinion that
the party pet together and pass a tariff
bill before adjournment. '
And 8h Won Again. '
. Roches Point. Southampton, July
24j The Vigilant won today in the
twelfth fifty -mile race with the Brittan
nia by J3 minutes and 22 eeconds. The
wind was'freoner than during any of the
preceding contests.
' ' . They Won't Freeze Mow.
Chicago, July 24. James W. Scott,
publisher of the Herald, says there need
he no occasion for alarm about the Well-
mar) arctic exploring party nntil after
August 15th. t
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And the Clerks Go Rack. .
Wasaington, July 24. The .house to
day passed the bill for reinstatement of
the clerks dismissed from the railway
mail services between' ilajrqh J5th and
May ist; 1889. ::c'rv?:7y
Not Disappointed -Lore.
St. Louis, July 24. Angosta Kocb,
71 years old, today wrapped herself in p
coal oil-saturated sheet as a shroud and
setting it on fire perished. r
Lost In the Arctics.
London, July 24. Late advices from
Norway leave- but little doubt but that
the W,ellman Arctic expedition is loBt.
THE KNIGHTS OF tABOE.
Work of the General ExecntlT.
Com-
mltte In Omaha
Omaha, July 22. All tho members of
the general executive board of the
Knights of Labor except Mr. Sovereign
aie now here and have taken up quar
ters at tbe Delione, where tbe session of
the executive officers will be held.
Sovereign is expected tomorrow morning.
Martin, McGuire, French and Hayes
were seen this evening, and when asked
what they expected to do during the
coming meeting they announced that
General Secretary Hayes was the spokes
man and they would look to 'him to talk
to the press. Mr, Hayes said:
"During the week we expect to com
plete arrangements for a systematic can
vass of Nebraska, and we will push the
organization to a finish. I am glad to
note that'' the 'organized ' workers of
Omaha are forming themselves, into
militia'' companies. Regarding - the
movement f dr a general union of all. the
labor forces,. I do dot know what will be
done about that at this meeting. We
We are in favor of changing cards, and
have been all along, but we will never
consent to a unity at the whole expense
of the K. of L."
Spread of Flagne.
Washington, July 22. Recognizing
the difficulties in tbe way of obtaining
accurate . information upon sanitary
matters from. Ortentalr!cQnDtries,; Dr.
Stewart Eldredge, tha health' officer of
the port of Yokohamaahd a member of
tbe imperial board of health of Tokio,
has sent to the marine hospital a semi
official statement of the epidemic of the
plague in Southern China. It appears
from his report that this scourge, of
which only fragmentary news has been
received, is one of the most dreadful on
record, having its great foothold at the
port of Hong Kong,, where most of the
foreign commerce touches. The diseaee
broke out in Canton late last February,
and at the same time was epidemic at
Pakhoi, a port not often visited by
Europeans. During March and April it
steadily increased .until '; it assumed
gigantic proportions. According to the
letter of Dr. Eldredge, the eastern an
thorities treated the disease with their
ordinary indifference. Although Hong
Kong is the center of trade in the east,
buthalfa day's journey from Canton,
and in constant communication ' there
with, the existence of the'' danger was
ignored. - Several cases appeared in
Hong Kong during the first days of May.
IE steadily increased in that place until
the mortality reached 100 a day, despite
the exodus of 100,000 Chinese and many
Europeans.
The natives, in most cases,' have left
on feeling the first symptoms of the dis
ease, in -the hope of dying in their
native "villagee, . while a dozen Euro
peans have been attacked and most of
them have died. ' From -Canton and
Hong Kong the disease is spreading
through the neighboring country, and
will soon appear in tbe coast towns of
China, North of Hong 'Kong, because,
from the carelessness in these ports, no
effective quarantine is likely to be es
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tablisbed. - Several cases have-already
occurred on steamers traveling from
Hong Kong to Chinese ports, but with
out serious consequence, on account of
the prompt action by the' chip's ' sur
geons. A quarantine system- has been
put in operation in Japan, holding ships
from tbe infected districts nine days
efter arrival or alter leaving.' The last
case ha6 abated, and but one infected
hip has reached Japan. Dr. Eldredge
concludes his report :
"If J. may presume to advise, I would
gay. the most stringent measures may
need.be taken to protect the United
States, particularly as regards certain
classes of goods from China likely to
convey infection rage, old-cotton, etc..
and also such manufactured- articles' as
are made in native workshops, with
perhaps a case of plague dying in the
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out of Japab, so long will this country
be the "best bulwark of the United States
against the importation of disease."..;
'. The Height of Moans Rainier.'. , '
. Seattle, July 22-i-Rev. D. C(3arrett
and Ira Bronsen, two f a party who as
cended Mount Rainier, returned -home
yesterday ahead of the rest, ' with- the
news that Captain Ingraham, the leader
of the party, in taking various Altitudes,
had discovered that the altitudes of the
highest point of the peak reached was
15,539, or nearly 1,100 higher than the
generally accepted altitude of the moan
tain;1 '-. Several homing pigeons taken
with the partj have reached Seattle
with bulletins.:'; - ..
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troubled with neuralgia and rheumatism,
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petite fell away, and he was terribly re
duced in flesh and strength. Three bot
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Edward Shepherd, Harrisburg, 111
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Electric Bitters and eeven boxes of
Bucklen'8 Arnica Salve, and his leg is
sound and well. John Speaker, Cata
waba, O., had five large fever sores on
his leg, doctors said he was . incurable.
one bottle Electric Bitters and one box
Bucklen's Arnica Salve cured him en
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in a New Haven lawyer's office having
divorce papers made out, Mr. Stent was
dying1 of injuries suffered in a railroad
accident. - ... , -
A horse kicked H.' S. Shafer, of the
Freemyre House, Middleburg, N. Y. on
the knee, which, laid him up in bed and
caused the knee joint to become stiff.
A. mend recommended him to, use
Chamberlain's Pain Balm, which' he
did, and in two days washable to be
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it to many a bruise or sprain.' This
same remedy is also famous for its cures
of rheumatism. For sale by Blakeley &
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