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THE DALLES, OREGON, MONDAY, JANUARY 18, 1897
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Senator's Mission.
nd tho Dakotastlie Great Noith-
ern U Snowed Under.
jxDos, Jan. lb. ine mission to
ranp ni npn Hinr PiUHru it u lull.
alorado, is of absorbing interest to
interesled iu financial matters. Thus
the senator has been content to
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amoDe those present were Mr. A. J.
gajmoar, first lord of the treasury, and
Erernment leader in tbe house of com
ma; the Marquis de Lansdowne, sec
ary of state of war; Mr. William
Kurt Gully, speaker of the house of
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lenry Asquith, formerlv secretary of
irte for home affairs. The dinner was
Bo a striking example of Mr. White's
wition in England, as there are few
lien whd are able to collect such a gath
ing at short notice.
tA representative of the Associated
tress had a brief talk with Mr. Balfour,
Ibo at first was reluctant to eay any
ling on the subject for publication, on
I amount of his official position.
j"But," he remarked, "you can be sure
lis is from no lack of interest in the
nee. However, you may Eay this
uch : I have had great pleasure in
cur in bis ideas so far as I have heard
m. I am certain his mission will be
Seductive of good results to the cause
fbimetalism in both countries."
Lord Rothschild was of the opinion that
atever benefit bimetalism would de-
fe from the senator's mission would be
I' the Continent, rather than in EDg-
id, adding:
It depends on whatever action tbe
rers that be in France and Germany
a i ! e T iir-iul
M. aiehne."
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SEVKHE SNOW STOKS1S.
Nebraska anil Snath Dakota HaTlng
Some 11 ad Weather.
Omaha, Jan. 10. Special telegrams to
the Bee lrom Northern Nebraska and
Siuth DakoUi points report that the
heaviest snowfall of the season is now in
progress. The day began with rain, and
changed to snow about noon. Chadron,
Neb., reports more than a foot of snow,
and a falling temperature. Efforts to
get a rotary snowplow through on tbe
Great Northern, to Watertown had to be
abandoned. At other points tbe situa
tion is equally bad. In Omaha, a drizzle
of rain has fallen all day.
Hukox, S. D., Jan. 16. A severe
snow storm has prevailed here since
noon, and gives no sign of abatement to
night. The six inches of snow which
has already fallen, added to the three
inches which had already covered the
James river valley, will again block the
railroads. The Chicago & Northwestern
is well provided with plowB and engines
on this division, but the Great Northern
has bad no trains from Benson, Minn.,
to Huron, for 14 days. Efforts to open
this line have been abandoned, and the
force is at work opening the Aberdeen
branch, .
EABTUOUAEE IN OAKLAND.
In
Caused a Itemarkable Scene
Baptist Church.
Oakland, Cal., Jan. 17. An earth
quake this afternoon was productive of a
remarkable scene at the Tenth-avenue
Baptist church. Rev. C. M. Hill, the
pastor, was just closing au eloquent ser
mon. Just as be asked tbe congregation
in an impressive manner what account
they would render of their stewardship,
the building began to quake until it
seemed that tbe roof would fall in. In a
moment ail, was confusion. Some of tbe
congregation ran for the doors ; others
fell on their knees to pray, while others,
with faces pale, stood waiting for what
seemed certain death. Deacon Joseph
Plaw attempted to calm the assemblage..
He asked why there should be fear, if
they bad heeded the words of their
shepherd, and wee ready for the end.
He said they should rejoice if tbe end
came and found them prepared. Tbe
speaker quickly restored quiet, and
when he bad. finished, all joined in
prayers of thanksgiving.
Hauna Authorised No Statement.
Cleveland, Jan. 17. Chairman
Hanna said today that be had author
ized do one to state that he would soon
come out as a candidate for United
States senator to succeed Sherman.
That was a matter which he was not
discussing with anybody, he said. He
declared further that he made no state
ments such as bad been giveu to the
press, or to anybody.
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A. POLITICAL CONSPIUACY.
Chicago Taper Claim That Madden
Wat Unert as a Target.
Chicago, Jan. 16. The Journal, one
of the papers that has bitterly opposell
Martin B. Madden as a candidate for
the United States senate, says tonight in
a double column display that Madden
was the victim of a political fortuues he
has made. According to the Journal,
the plot was batched months ago, and
the conspirators were Governor Tanner,
Congressman Lorimer, State Treasurer
Hertz, National Committeeman Jame
son, Sheriff Pease, City Clerk Van
Cleave and President Healin, of the
board. The Journal says it was never
intended that Madden should be senator,
but it was determined that he should be
put up as a target for the newspapers
and reform organizations. At the laBt
minute, when it would be too late to
shift the batteries, Madden was to be
withdrawn, Governor Tanner aspiring
to the senate himself.
IBB CZAR POISONED.
Startling; Rumors Current In Vienna.
London, Jan. 17. The Daily Mall dis
patch from Vienna says startling rumors
are current that the czar and czarina
are suffering from indications of poison
ing, but the only ground for the rumors
seems to be that extensive changes have
recently been made iu the kitchen of the
winter palace.
The Russn-Chlnese Railway. '
St. Petehsburg, Jan. 17. The Chi
nese Eastern Railroad Cowpany, which
has been formed by the Russo-Chinese
bank, under tbe terms of the treaty be
tween the Chinese government and that
bank to construct and work the railway
from the western frontier of Hei Lung
Chiang, to the eastern frontier of Kirin,
in Manchuria, to connect with branches
of the Siberian railway, will, be permitted
to import into China free of duty coi.i
and breadstuff's and railway material.
Tbe following have been elected directors
of the railway : M. Omanoff ; M. Roth
stein, director of the International bank,
and Prince Uchowski, Chinese manda
rin. Who is to be appointed president
of the railway has not been made known.
The vice-president, who, it is said will
be the real chief of the enterprise, is
M. Kerpos, a Russian councillor of state.
The first meeting of the board of direct
ors of the railway gave authority to com
mence work immediately.
Weekly Famine Report.
London, Jan. 17. The weekly report
of famine conditions in India says about
half an inch of rain has fallen from Pe
shawar to Lanore, about half an inch at
Bilaspur, and in the Central provinces,
about a third of an inch at BikancI, and
light showers elsewhere. Prices have
fallen very slightly in Madras, Bombay,
tbe Punjab and Burmah.
London, Jan. 17. Tbe Daily Mail's
Bombay correspondent says :
In the Banda district the famine con
ditions are heartrending. The popula
tion is without food, and is dying in the
roads rather than accept government
relief.
liut Will Help V.
Pabib, Jan. 16. Delegates from the
silk and linen industries of Lyons and
Stettin today presented their views to
the minister! for foreign affairs, and the
minister for commerce relative to the
threatened increase of the tariff of the
United States, which they said would
cripple the great interests which the
delegates represented.
I'opalatlou of Germany.
Beblin, Jan. 16. The official figures
of the census, just completed, show the
total population of tbe empire in Decem
ber, 1895, to have been 52,279,801. The
total population of Prussia at this time
was 31,855,123.
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