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VOL. VIIJ
THE DALLES, OREGON WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 16, 1895.
NO. 14
NEWS OF THE NATION
Senators Seeking Informa
tion on The Tariff.
THE CASE OF THE JAPANESE SPIES
Judiciary Committee Decided to Re
port a Heaolatlon for Bis Impeachment-.
Routine Proceedings.
Washington, Jan. 15. Touching re
ference was made in Chaplain Milburn's
opening prayer in the senate today to
the bereavement of Senator Hansbrough,
of North Dakota, in the lose of his wife.
Voorhees from the finance committee,
favorably reported a bill for coinage at a
branch mint m Denver.
Manderson secured the passage of
resolutions calling on the secretary of
the treasury for information on the
tariff. One of the resolutions asks
for a statement of the qualities of spirits
and high wines taken out of bond dur
ing the 60 days before August 28 last,
when the new tariff law took effect, and
the names of parties or concerns who
took the goods from bonds, and all other
detailed information concerning the
same. Another resolution calls on the
secretary for full information as to the
amount of sugar imported during the 60
days prior to August 28, the names of
importers, amount of imports, country
whence it came, etc.
Debate was then resumed on the in
come tax item in the deficiency appro
priation bill, and Call of Florida ad
dressed the senate in favor of the' ap-
propriation.
Mall Cars Are Being Run Under Protec
tion of tlie Police.
Bbooklyn, Jan. 15. Both sides in the
electric street railway strike show a de
. terrain ed front today. On the Court
. ' .street line 20 cars are being run at ir
regular intervals, each guarded by from
two to eight policemen. Strikers or
their friends obstructed the tracks by
upsetting barrels of ashes. The rub
bish was cleared away by laborers, and
a mail car was sent out at 7 :42 o'clock
preceded by six mounted policemen,
while eight unmounted policemen rode
in the car. It passed through the dis
trict where the strikers are reported to
be more reckless than elsewhere, but
the manner in which it was guarded
overawed any who might have been in
clined to . lawlessness. The United
States mail car on the Flatbush-avenue
line was started out at 9 :25 o'clock, and
the company announced it had deter
mined to run mail cars all day. The
strikers contemplate presenting a peti
tion to Mayor Shieren today asking him
to end the tie-up by virtue of bis official
power, and will cite the .action taken by
Mayor Pingree, of Detroit., in 1891, when
be said the railroad i coinnaniea bad
violated the 10-hour law and warned
them if the strike then in progress was
not over in 24 hours he would declare
their charters forfeited. A meeting of
the strike was held early today.' They
refused to tell what action had been
taken.
French. Ministerial Crisis.
jtaeis, Jan. lo. lhe newspapers,
without exception, are of the opinion
the solution of the ministerial crisis will
be a long and difficult affair. Monarch
ist organs assert the republic is passing
through a period of difficulty which may
assume grave proportions, and even in
volve the Elysee. The moderate reprib.
lican press pays a unanimous tribute to
the correctness and clearness of the at
titude of ex-Premier Dupuy, who was
defeated, it is asserted, only because he
was a determined safeguard of constitu
tional principles. Many persons blame
Mr. Barthe'au, ex-minister of public
works, for not having shown the same
reserve as M. Dupuy. " The consensus of
Highest of all in Leavening Power. Latest U. S. Gov't Report
opinion is that the only possible solution
of the difficulty is republican concentra
tion under M. Bourgeoise.
Judiciary Committee to Recommend
Rick's Impeachment.
Washington, Jan. 15. Chairman
Savers, of the appropriation committee,
reported the sundry civil appropriation
bill to the house today.
Grosvenor, rep., of Ohio; presented a
reply to the recent memorial to the judi
ciary committee by Ritchie, of Akron,
O., making thargea against Judge Kicks.
Grosvenor stated Richie's charges inci
dentally involved ex-Senator H. B.
Payne and Judge Stevenson Burke and
the reply which was presented through
him gave a full statement of pertinent
facts 'in connection with the Ritchie
charges on behalf of those gentlemen.
Grosvenor asked for a full investigation
and a complete report censuring and
prosecuting, or exonerating them.
At 3 :15 p. m. the house judiciary com
mittee decided to report a resolution for
the impeachment of Judge Ricks, of
Cleveland, O. The vote was 7 for to 6
against.
On motion of White, dem., of Indiana,
a bill was passed for the relief of Dennis
Mclntyre. .
McCreary, dem., of Kentucky, called
up the Din authorizing .Lieutenant-
Colonel Ferwood and Surgeon George H.
Penrose to accept certain testimonials
from the Argentine Republic, and it was
passed; also authorizing Commander
Dennis W. Mullen, of the United States,
navy, to accept a medal from the govern
ment of Chili.
The president's veto of the bill author
izing the sale or public lands for reser
voirs and gravel pits, and granting rights
for railways and canals thereto, was re
ferred to the committee on public lands.
Sayers reported the sundry civil ap
propriation bill.
The house then went into committee
of the whole on the Indian appropria
tion bill.
Correspondedce About the Spies.
Washington, Jan. 15. The president
today sent to the senate correspondence
in the case of the two Japanese spies, to
gether with letters from the secretary of
state, in which it is stated that the
American Consuls had no authority to
protect Japanese in China, except as far
as nsing their good offices when occasion
demanded. It was. clearly stated to
Minister Denby by Minister of foreign
Affairs Maetsu that during the progress
of the war the Chinese subjects in Japan
were to be in direct jurisdiction of the
Japanese courts and military authorities,
and treaty provisions to the contrary
were necessarily abrogated by the war
situation. This, of course, carried with
it status Japanese subjects in China
The letter further states there is scarcely
any doubt the supposed students were
spies.
Gompers Says the Men Will Win.
Nw Yokk, Jan. 15. The grievance of
the Brooklyn trolley employes, on strike,
is not such as to bring about a general
sympathetic strike of the New York
lines. Samuel Gompers, ex-president of
American Federation of Labor, said : "
hope the men will win. ' This trip eye
tern is abominable and outrageous. ' The
companies will find considerable diffi
culty in filling the places of the strikers.
The demands of the men are so reasons
ble that the companlos will find it more
advantageous to concede them than to
break in a large number of new men.
don't think it will be a long strike, as
the companies will be compelled to see
the false position they are in."
Southern Pacific Linda.
Washington, Jan. 15. Secretary
Smith has directed that action be sus
pended on selections made by the South
em Pacific railroad of lands within com
mon indemnity limits, for grants for
that road and . the Atlantic & Pacific
road, pending the decision on the suit
recently brought to determine the right
of the Southern Pacific to such lands.
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Bill Cook on Bis Way to Socorro.
El Passo, Tex. Jan. 15. Bill Cook
passed through here on his way to So
coTro, N. M., under the charge of United
States Marshal Perry and two deputies.
Extradition papers will be issued at
Socorro and the prisoner will . then be
transferred to Little Rock, Ark., for trial
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Discharged by the Court.
Oakland, Cal., Jan. 15. J. W. Wil
son, the conductor of the cable car whose
collision with the Southern Pacific train
December 4, caused the death of Miss
Mae Coates, was discharged by Judge
Ellsworth, yesterday on motion of the
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