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VOL. IX
THE DALLES, OREGON, FRIDAY, JANUARY 241896
NO. 14
RUSSIA AND TURKEY
An Alliance Offensive and
Defensive Concluded.
TREATY SIGNED AND RATIFIED
PALL MALL GAZETTE'S COMMENTS
Turkey Is not Russia' Vassal and Rus
sia May Send Troops to Any "
. Fart of the Sultan's
Dominions.
London, Jan. 22. A dispatch to the
Pall Mall Gazette from Constantinople,
dated yesterday, Bays an offensive and
defensive alliance had been concluded
letween Russia and Turkey. The dis
patch adds the treaty was signed at Con
stantinople and ratifications were ex
changed at St. Petersburg between Aarej
Pasha and the czar. The basis of the
treaty is declared to be on the lines ot
the Unkiarskelessi agreement of 1833, by
which Turkey agreed in the event of
Russia going to war, to close the Darda
nelles to the warships of all nations.
The Pall Mall Gazette correspondent
says this treaty was soon abandoned
owing to the refueal of the powers to
recognize it. lie also says the French
ambassador, M. Cambou, conferred wi "
the sultan yesterday, and it is probable
that France will be included in the new
alliance.
Commenting on the dispatch . from
Constantinople .announcing the signing
of the treaty: between Russia and Tur
key for offensive and defensive purposes,
the Pall Mall Gazette says : . .
"We regard the news as true, and the
result of the treaty is the Dardanelles is
the southern outpost ot Russia, and Tur
key is Russia's vaasal. Wegpersume l' e
British government will protest aga "it
the treaty for all it is worth.
. . "The information is plainly of the
very gravest importance. The first inti
mation reached us iour days ago, but we
withheld 'it until the arrival of tbe
strong confirmation we received this
morning. This brines Russia into tbe
Mediterranean with a vengeance, and
may necessitate strengthening our fleet
in those waters. The political effect will
be far greater. The treaty means that
.Turkey has realized her own impotence
against disorders both from within and
without, and Las decided to tbrow her
eelf ior safety into the arms of Russia.
She is now Russia's vasaal, and Russia
is entitled to dispatcn troops to any part
of the sultan's dominions."
Officials of the foreign office said they
had no information regarding the state
ment telegraphed the Pall Mall Gazette
from Constantinople.
GERMAN NATAL CREDITS.
No Supplement Budget Such as William
Desires, Can Be Voted-
New York, Jan. 23. A dispatch to
the Herald from Berlin says :
The German admiralty has obtained
confidential replies from the leaders of
political parties in tbe reichstag respect
ing further naval credits. All declare
that no supplementary budget such as
Emperor William desires can be voted.
. . Emperor "William and Prince Leopoldf
have become reconciled. It will be re
membered that tbe emperor banished
Prince Leopold to his country residence
under arrest on January 5. The prince
used sharp language when rebuked by
the emperor for bis alleged indifference
toward his wife, a sister of the German
empress. ; . ;
STOCK. MARKET DEPRESSED.
Queen's Ill-Health and Turko-Russlan
Alliance the Cause. .-
London, Jan. 23. A report that Queen
Victoria was somewhat seriously indis
posed, and the announcement that a
treaty providing for an offensive and de
fensive alliance had been concluded be
Highest of all in Leavening Power.
4
eivbw ci ji jr jp- v .t i
tween RuEsia and Tnrkay had a disturb
ing influence upon the stock exchage to
day. Consols receded 1-16 below their
price yesterday.
The last bulletin from Osborne House
announces the queen in good health, bet
overwhelmed with grief at the death o.1
Prince Henry of Battenberg.
KRVOEIS'S KEI'LY.
Be Says Americans Are In No Dancer
In the Transvaal.
San Francisco, Jan. 23. The Exami
ner has received the following telegram
fiom President Kroger in reply to a mes
sage requesting information as to the
states of tbe American mining men now
imprisoned at Pretoria for alleged part
icipation in the uprising of the TJitland
ers: "Everything ia quite at present, the
Americans are in no danger whatever.
They enjoy the full protection of the law
like any other foreigners; therefore
there is.no need of protection from tbe
outside against any illegal or revolution
ists movements. Even if such protec
tion against revolutionists were neces
sasy, which is not so, the Americans are
capable of taking care of themselves.
The government regrets deeply that,
while almost all of the Americans, took
the side of law and order, a few ot them
have joined the revolutionary, so-called
reform committee. These together with
a majority, mostly British, will be tried
according to law, and justice will be done
to all concerned without respect to na
tionality." Aground In the Clyde.
Glasgow, Jan. 23. Tbe Allen state
line steamer Grecian, Captain Moore,
from New Yoik, January 9, for Glasgow,
ran aground in .the river Clyde at high
water, during a heavy fog, this morning.
Two tugs have gone to her assistance.
Liberated on Parole
New York, Jan. 23. A special cable
from Johannesburg, to a local paper
says : All the Americans, except Ham
mond, have been liberated on parole in
Pretoria.
Denied In Italy.
Rome, Jan. 23. The government de
nies the story circulated by Figaro, of
Paris, the Makalle has been captured by
the Abyssinians. .
Madagascar Belongs to France.
Paris. Jan. 23. It is announced today
that by a treaty signed January 18,
Madagascar is declared a French pos
session. ,
AN ANTELOPE CORRESPONDENT
Writes of Happenings in Antelope and
Vicinity Schools Increasing New
Buildings Being Erected.
Editor Chronicle : .
Mrs. Dial has returned from a month's
visit at Bakeoven.
Richard Hinton of Bakeoven was in
town Tuesday on land office business.
W. D. Jones baa rented his livery and
feed stable to Wm. Ashby of lower An
telope. ' . , ,
Masonic hall is nearly completed and
is expected to be occupied' almost imme
diately.
A party of young people met at Thos.
Harper's last evening and had a pleas
ant time.
- George Cochrane, who has been spend
ing several months in The Dalles, has
returned to Antelope.
Frank Cram is spending a few weeks
in Oregon City, looking lor a business
location and visiting friends. .
. The . American Protective Association
has a large lodge at Antelope. They in
stalled their officers last meeting.
Quite a number of young people from
Antelope went to Mr. Priday's, on
Trout creek and had a social dance.
. Dr. Pilkington has jusE" got in a fine
stock of drugs, and will hereafter fill his
own prescriptions. . He has just moved
into his handsome suite of offices in the
Masonic building. -
New pupils are constantly being en
rolled in the pitlie school, and great in
terest is being taken. First-class order,
rapid advancement and tho xtughness
are the elements which make t lie Ante-
lopa school second to none.
HORNBTTE.
Antelope, Jan. 20, 1896.
Latest U. S. Gov't Report
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A. E. Kilpatrick, of Fillmore, Cal.,
had the misfortune to have his leg
caught between a cart and a stone and
badly braised. Ordinarily he would
have been laid up for two or three weeks,
but says: "After using one bottle of
Chamberlain's Pain Balm I began to
f . el better, and in three days was entir;
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which Chamberlain's. Pain Balm po
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liniment., I take pleasure in recom
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Druggist. "
Geo. "W, Jenkins, editor of the Santa
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various ail Dents . of... children .' said:
"When my children have croup there is
only one patent medicine I ever use, and
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It possesses some medical properties
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croup cough appears it will prevent the
attack. It is also an ideal remedy "for
whooping cpuh. There is no danger in
giving it .to children, as it contains noth
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Houghton, Drugjist.
It's about as hard to break some peo
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upon one. Mr. C. Ilimcod, of Lancast
er, Ohio., eays, "Simmons Liver Regula
tor broke a case of Malarial Fever of
three years, standing for me, and lees
than one. bottle did the business. J
shall use it when in need of any medi
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If there is .any one thing that needs
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But blood tells, and as a blood purifier
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If some of this capital could be used in
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