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VOL. VIII
THE DALLES, OREGON, MONDAY, JUNE 24, 1895.
NO 148
V:
BOSEBERRY RESIGNS
New Prime Minister to Be
Called.
WHICH ONE OF THREE MEN
Salisbury, Balfour and the Dik
Devonshire are Mentioned News
From Abroad.
of
London, Jane 22. It is a requirement
of official etiquette that upon resigning,
a ministry shall give no bint of each in
tention until it baa first been announced
to the qneen and to the bouse of com
mons ; bat there is practically no doubt
that the Bosebery government, after a
cabinet council of five boars, determined
to resign, and that Lord Bosebery, who
bad already been "commanded" to din
ner at Windsor, will use the occasion to
iurrender bis office. It is also the cus
tom for the prime minister to recom
mend to ber majBty bis successor.
Lord Bosebery may name Lord Salis
bury, Mr. Balfour or the duke of Devon
shire. It is etiquette for the queen to send
first for the person named. If it is
Lord Salisbury, be may decline and sng
gest Mr. Balfour or the Duke of Devon
shire, or vice versa. - In any case it
seems to be the general impression that
even the conservative party will not
again risk a poor premier, and that Mr.
Balfour will be chosen. But any one of
trs three or any other conservative may
decline. Then Lord Bosebery will re
tain office and be in a stronger position
than before. He has defeated and offer
ed the opposition control of the govern
ment; tbey declined, therefore, they
confess that be has the real majority as
representing the effective lower bouse.
If a conservative leader accepts, there
is no real doubt that he will find a ma
jority, even if small, against him. He
cannot dissolve parliament until tbe
the supplies have been voted, and a lib
eral majority can prolong the session
for months.
Soon after the council broke up for
lunch, at 1:30, Postmaster-General
Arnold Morley and Campbell-Banner-man
were summoned to confer with
Lord Bosebery. This started tbe rumor
that the ministers will finally decide to
resign and cast upon the opposition the
responsibility of the government, and
make it select a time for the dissolution
of parliament.
The cabinet finally rose at 5:46 p. m.
and Bosebery started for Windsor to in
form the queen of the decision of the
ministers, which will not be announced
until Monday.
it is asserted the Irish members are
largely responsible for tbe present situa
tion as their action in compelling the
chancellor of the exchequer to rescind
tbe vote for the erection of a statue to
Oliver Cromwell seriously nndermined
the. government. The Westminster
Gazette says: "The Irish are strongly
opposed to dissolution. Tbey declare:
'If the goverment resigns we have been
betrayed. We must have the land bill
It would be a blander and crime to de
fraud us of it.' " ,
Ham referred to the interest shown in
American naval matters. He mentioned
Captain Mahan's book on "Tbe influence
of Sea Power in History." Of this work
he 8 poke in words highly eulogistic, ad
"I have told all of my officers to study
Captain Mahan's book well to sleep
with it under tl.eir pillows."
"The men injured by tbe explosion of a
boiler of steam launch of the San Fran
cisco (not tbe Columbia; have all re
turned to duty, their injuries being
slight.
Washington, Jane 22. Admiral Kirk-
land has cabled Secretary Herbert that
Emporer William has expressed a desire
to visit the United States cruiser New
York, and tbe cruiser will remain at
Kiel to afford the emporer an oppor
tunity. Secretary Herbert cabled the
admiral to have tbe vessel 'remain for
that purpose.
New Trial Denied Kd mis to a :
North Yakika, Wash., June. In the
case of the slate , vs. J. K. Edmiston, the
banker who is charged with having re
ceived money after knowledge of the in
solvency and failing condition of the
Walla Walla Saving bank, the motion
for a new trial was denied and the de
fendant sentenced to two years imprison
ment. A motion for an appeal to the
supreme court was entertained, and
bonds named in tbe sum of $2000.
Tbe Hero Observer Answered.
AMERICANS UILIQHTXD.
Oar
Time
Tessels to Remain Some
Longer In German Waters.
A.1SL., juue . iuo omcers ana men
.ii a- il :
attacueu uj ma American squaaron are
delighted with their visit here, and they
' boamtalitv of the German and other
fleets. Ater the banquet of last night
tbe American officers were all presented
to Emperor William and the Dake of
York. The former was extremely
affable. He cordially shook hands with
tbe American officers and had a friendly
word for each. During his conversation
with Admiral Kirkland Emperor Wil
The Dalles, Or., June 22, '95.
Editor Dalles Chronicle : In your
issue of today, I find under the heading
of "Wasco County Boads" an article
from the Moro Observer, regarding an
accident that befell Mr. C. W. Faircbild
of Grass Valley, some weeks since near
the junction of tbe so-called Miller and
free bridge roads in this county. Now,
while we have no desire to speak ad
versely of articles that are published for
the purpose of awakening interest in the
improvement of any and all, roads, yet
we do feel that when such articles are
published, facts should be stated that
they might have some weight for good
and not appear to the public as mere
attempts to throw adverse reflections on
those not deserving them. In the case
on band the man who met with the mis-
bap would have given a truthful state
ment for publication if requested to do so,
Now we do not deny that the point at
which the accident occurred was a
narrow curve in the road, as is the case
at many points on the roads of Oregon,
bat to use tbe language of Mr. Faircbild
himself, "It was no worse than it bad
been for years," and be bad been over
tbe same ground many times." We feel
certain that a man of Mr. Fairchild's
judgment and ability would not have at
tempted a passage at tbe point in the
road alluded to, had be not felt com
petent to make the turn with a coupled
team, as many others have done before
and since the" accident, but tbe true
cause of the overturn of Mr. Fairchild's
team. .as stated to us by himself, was the
breaking of an axletree of bis leading
wagon, which happening just at tbe
curve in the road, caused the upset into
the ditch, which instead of being 60 feet
deep,-as stated by tbe Observer, was 10
or 12 feet deep ; nor did the horses allow
themselves to be pulled off the road, but
kept it and as to the demolished wagons,
the cost of repairs was about $17, after
which we eawtbe same wagons with their
load of wool, on their way to this city.
Now, Mr. Editor, I wish . to say
that while we know of the accountability
of counties for damages under certain
circumstances; we have no anxiety
about any .later results from this acci
dent, other than that the makers of tbe
wagon, (which was a new one), should
in our opinion, make good to Mr. Fair
child his loss in fall.
Hoping this article will remove any
fear of accident from tbe minds of those
who the Observer's article may have
frightened into using other routes to and
fronuthiB city and without any remarks
as to the best route to Southeastern
Oregon, we shall endeavor, as-we always
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Be sure and get the genuine.
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While in Stockton Cal., some time
ago, Tbos. F. Langan, of Los Banos, tbat
state,-was taken very severely cramps
and diarrhoea. He chanced to meet Mr.
C. M. Carter, who was similarly afflcted.
He says: "I told him of Chamber
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Notice.
All persons are hereby warned not to
purchase that certain note given by the
undersigned in favor of Mrs. Pearl Clark
for the sum of $3,000, dated March 26,
189o, nnd due in five years after date.
Said note was given without considera
tion, and will not be paid.
Dalles City, Or., June 13, 1895. "
janl5-lm J. F. Gomez.
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Colic, cholera and similar complants.
An absolutely prompt and safe cure is
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Fajr the County Debt.
All county warrants registered prior to
Nov. 1st, 1891, will be paid if presented
at my office, corner 3d and Washington
streets. Tbe Dalles, Or. Interest ceases
after May 25, 1895.
W M. WICHBLt,
County Treasurer.
. TSotice.
All city warrants issued since Feb. 1st,
1895, will be paid upon presentation at
my office.' Interest ceases after this
date, June 4th, 1895.
v - . I-1. Bueokt, -.
. , City Treasurer.
. The Wasco Warehouse Co. have on
sale at their warehouse Seed Wheat,
Feed Wheat, Barley, Barley Chop, Oats
and Hav. Are sole scents in The Dalles
for the now celebrated Goldendale roller
mills flour, the best flour in the market
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Collections made and proceeds promptly
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24 Goloirs in Sarahs and Satins
FROM 33TJ
Two Cases of
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Just Opened.
Grand Show of
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Finest in the City.
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