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THE DALLES, OREGON, FRIDAY, JANUARY 22, 1897
NO 10
;e is organized
f of Umatilla Bounced
?From the Chair.
ITION SPRINGS A SURPRISE
Id Elected l!ermaiicut Speaker,
supreme .Tiidee Alunre Swears
the UlHcers of the flouse.
jbi, Jan. 21. The house met at 'J
t;, and immediately upon assembl
rown, of Morrow county, moved
ivip be removed from the chair
Imith made temporary speaker,
(r'as eeconded by Sommers. Riddle
ted against such action as revolu-
and read an opinion of General
ims, tnat tuo iiouso coma not or-
'with less than forty members.
retired from the houso after de-
Inc tne action, iirown put tue
which was carried, and ap
id Stanley, of Lake, to escort
to the speaker's chair. He then
K up and introduced bmitn, who
. seat to the left of Davis. Smith
jized Somen1, , who offered a resolu-
thut Moody be removed and 11. K.
be appointed chief clerk. It was
loved that the report of the com-
on credentials be read, but the
rity report not being pressnt, the
rity report was read and adopted.
iwford introduced a resolution,
was adopted, that Hudson,
to and Brown be appointed a com-
to invite the governor, secretary
Imitate or supreme judges to Bwear the
th in. xne cuiumiuee urougut id
Justice F. A. Moore, who pro-
to perform that duty. A motion
roceed to permanent organization
then carried. BenEon was noml
for permanent speaker and all, in-
g Nosier, voted for him. The rules
o last session were adopted.
jee moved that the speaker appoint
jpages and dookeepers. The mo-
aB carried.
K("Ullj$oint reeolution to inform the gov
.erM that the house and senate was
jgjBOjReady for business was adopted, and
pfetbtiwouae adjourned until 10 o'clock to-
w. No violence was attempted,
ere is no probability that the gov-
or senate will recognize the house
aimed.
LT WAS DONE IN (JONGliESS
- Hi
"Hi
Agrees to lluuse Inillau School
Resolution.
siiiNQTON, Jan. The senate
tin made a feeling reference today
aflliction of Senator Harris, of
issee, in the death of his wife and
ifirinity of his own health, and to
Bntinued Illness of Senator War-
i house joint resolution authorizing
lidwell, Gal., for an Indian train-
chool was agreed to. The house
is passed extending the time for
lildingof a railroad through Omaha
le Winnebago Indian reservation
ibraska.
Iu the House.
lbiiinoton, Jan. 21. The houee to-
(tesunaed consideration of the Yost-
Br contested election case from the
Virginia district. According to an
ratandiug reached yesterday, a vote
to be taken at 4 :30 this afternoon.
irmond, of Missouri, a member of
lections committee, took the floor
ipport of the majority report, which
ad the contestee. Tucker, Dear-
argued that the house should be
wed by the Virginia law, which,
le purpose of the case, was a fed-
w. He admitted the house could
jard the Virginia law in order to
roaine the intentions of the voters,
i do so, he contended, would be to
alieh a dangerous and far-reaching
Bdent.
tAKVK IN SIGHT OF KKLIKF.
Ilaerable Condition or AJt'nlrg . at
.
uic,ao, Jan. 21, Mon, women aiid
Idren are starving in Chicago iu sight
slief, because the county commission-
L blind and di af, do not allow the
ity agents enough help to distribute
plies, The comity treasury is rich in
surplus, nnd there are an accumula-
of appeals from bnugry families.
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Hundreds of these applications are more
than two weeks old. The heads pf the
families were discouraged then, and as a
last resort appealed to the county for aid.
They have seen their wives and children
grow weaker and colder, and no aid has
come, no bread, no coal. These men are
desperate now.
The county agent is helpless to save
these fumine-stricken men, women and
babies. He has relief on hand, but no
way to distribute it, because the com
missioners have tied his hands, and are
deaf to the cries of the hungry.
A warning has been given that the de
serving poor are becoming dangerous
and that hunger is likely to drive them
to deeds in which their cry will be
"bread." Men who gave this warning,
know whereof they speak. They see
gaunt hunger at its woret, the glassy eye
of a strong man who hears the cry of his
wife and babies for bread and warmth
and is powerless to give it to them. The
men tell an appaling story but nobody
on earth can tell of the misery as it
exists iu Chicago today.
Girl Burned to Death.
San Fkancisco, Jan. 21. Katie Kear
ney, the 13-year-old daughter of John
Kearney, a longshoreman, met with a
horrible death while playing about the
kitchen. Her dress caught fire from the
stove, and in a moment she was envel
ped in a sheet of flame. Before assitance
could be rendered she received bnrne
which resulted in her death a few hours
later.
IliiHsluu People Fear the I'lacuc.
New Yokk, Jan, 21. A Herald special
from St. Petersburg says:
The fear of the Indian plague reaching
here grows rapidly. The Navoe Vreraya
says that on account of England's
methods in permitting the population ot
the stricken districts to emigrate, the
plague will soon be rife all over the
country.
The Mirovie Otgloski says :
"Italy, France and Austria have taken
precautions. History has shown that
Russia is always the country that suffers
most from the pest. Russian doctors
should go at once to the plague-strisken
districts and find out the truth and study
the disease, as we cannot rely on the
reports of the English, whose commer
cial interests haye eaten into the human
itarian instincts of all nations. The
world should, unite to form a cordon
around the devastated plague districts."
Hero all precautions for maritime and
land quarantine are under consideration.
Doctors have been sent to keep a proper
guard on the Persian and Afghan frontiers.
If your tea is good, it is
cheap; if it is not good, it
is dear, no matter what you
pay for it you had better
drink water.
But good tea is better
than water sometimes, be
cause it tastes good, and
whatever tastes good makes
the stomach work right.
So good tea Schilling's
Best is cheap.
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M'KESNA TO BE OF FERED A ri.ACE
De Will I'robnhty lie a Cabinet
Member.
Sa.v Fkascisco, Jan. 21. United
States Ciruit Judge Joseph McKenna
has just arrived from Canton, 0., where
he went to visit President-elect Mc
Kinley. It was this visit, very suddenly
made, that disclosed the fact that Judge
McKenna will in all probability be offer
ed a cabinet portfolio by the president
elect. Judge McKenna left here a week
ago last Monday, went to Canton, re
mained 12 hours and returned to San
Francisco, the trip consuming ten days.
The return of Jud,;e McKenna was as
sudden and unexpected as his departure.
Though fatigued from the long journey
across the continent, the judge had much
of interest to say of the purpose of his
Hying trip and the prospect of his be
coming a member of the cabinet. He
was, however, very cautious in his state
ments. He addmitted, nevertheless,
that the situation, particularly in rela
tion to himself, called him to Canton.
While he qualified all of his remarks in
relation to his acceptance of a proposed
portfolio, he is very certain that Cal
ifornia will have a representative in the
official family of the president-elect.
He said :
"I consider that too much significance
has been attached to my visit. Many
changes may occur. There is perfect
freedom on the part of Major McKinley
to do as he may wish, and perfect free
dom on my part. It is difficult to state
the exact situation. There are some
difficulties in the way of my acceptance
of the portfolio. I explained that very
fully and they are not definitely settled.
Neither the' vacancy on the supreme
bench nor my present position are in
any way involved in the question of my
acceptance of a place in the cabinet.
There are other difficulties in the way
of ray appointment to a cabinet posit
ion."
Mr. Harris' riatform.
Toi'eka, Jan. 21. State Senator and
ex-Congressman W A. Harris, whom
the Populists have agreed upon for
United States seuator, today said:
''I want to see the government, ac
cording to the law of 1862. take possess
ion of the Pacific railroads. This is a
matter of justice to the people and would
prove a value able object-lesson in trans
portation affairs."
He nlo expressed himself as in favor
of an income tax, the free and unlimited
coinage of silver, and a tarifi for revenue.
Elglit Jiulluts Without Kesult.
Piekhe, S. D., Jan. 21. Eight more
ballots were taken for United States
senator in the Popnli6t caucus tonight,
and stiow no change, except 'he loss of a
few votes to Kyle, who went as low1 as
20 in one ballot.
Still Balloting at Boise.
Boise, Idaho, Jan. 21. J. W. Ballan
tine, Populist, got the bulk of the De
mocratic vote and 20 on the Becond.
T. E. Nelson, Populist, got the bulk of
the Populist votes. Dubois got 2G on
each ballot.
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Westfield News, bearing date of April 3,
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interest to women, and we notice the
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New Mexican 8ywphatlze.
Denver, Jan. 21. A special to the
Republican from Santa Fe says :
In the territorial council today, a joint
resolution was adopted expressing sym
phathy with tbe patriots fighting for the
independence of Cuba.
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from pain in the back and hips," writes
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out any benefit she tried one bottle of
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