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VOL. X
THE DALLES, OREGON, THURSDAY, FEBRUAR 4, 1891
NO 21
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A PLACE FOR M'KENNA
The California Man Gets the
Interior Portfolio.
TROUBLE IN CRETE RECOMMENCED
IT IS UNOFFICIALLY ANNOUNCED I
Jutl r? McKenna Ha Received No Offi
cial Notification--Warner of Mis
souri to lie First Assistant.
St. Louis, Feb. 3. A speeial to the
Globe-Deiiiocrat from Canton Bays :
Judge McKenna, of San Francisco,
has accepted the portfolio of secretary of
of tbe interior in President McKinley's
cabinet.
Judge McKenna's first assistant will
probably be Major Warner, of Kansas
City.
This information was given by the
president-elect to a delegation who
called to urge tbe appointment of Judge
William Warner.
NOl OFFICIALLY NOTIFIED.
McKenna lias Received No SpecUlc Offer
From. Cuuton.
San Fbancisco, Feb. 3. Judge Joseph
McKenna was this morning shown a
dispatch from Canton by an AssopiaU
Press representative, the dispatch stat
ing it was positively known that Mc
Kinley had tendered him a cabinet
place.
McKenna was asked: "Have you-accepted?"
In reply he said he did not doubt the
correctness of the statement attributed
to McKinley except as far as it was said
that he (McKenna) would be appointed
to succeed Juetiue Field on tbe United
States supreme bench. Judge McKenna
added, however, thataB yet a direct offer
for a specific cabinet place had not been
made to him by Majjr McKinley, and
until euch tender had been made official
etiquette sealed his lips. ''The first in
timation must come from the president
elect to me," he said.
On the other hand it is known among
the friends of the McKenna family that
they expect to reside permanently in
Washington after the next few months.
It is said the only hitch lies in the fact
tbat it is not vet decided which of two
portfolios McKenna will Lave, whether
the attorney-generalship or the secre
taryship of the interior.
Prominent Greek Killed in a Recent
Disturbance.
New Yoek, Feb. 3. A dispatch to the
Herald from Constantinople, says:
ihe ambassadors have received news
of a fresh disturbance having broken out
in Crete during which a notable Greek
was assassinated and that these troubles'
have reached Hetimo. A second tele
gram stated that the revolutionary move
inent has alto declared itself at Canea
and that complete anarchy reigns every
where.
Major Boro, former commander-in
chief of police of Cyprus, who is to form
the first three companies ot gen d'armie
in Crete, has left Constantinople for
Crete.
The Greek population desires that
Oecumemca, Patriarch Antbymos VII,
shall give in his resignation. This he
refuses to do. In order to avoid all insti
gation by Mcnaignor Germanos.Jtbe me
tropolitan of Heraklion, Patriarch
Anythmos will use his constitutional
power to change half of the members of
the holy synod. In consequence of this
difference an anti-patriarchal demon-
rstration took place yesterday in several
churches of Galata and Stamboul. It is
feared that on the occasion of the ses
sion of Thursday the demonstration will
be renewed.
The police are fully cognizant of every
fact. In ecclesiastical and political cir
cles it is believed that the retirement of
tbe patriarch is only a question of a few
days.
FIGHT MAY GO TO WYOMING.
Gage About Ready to Retire.
Chicago, Feb. 3. Lyman J. Gage,
the next secretary of the treasury, ex
pects to hand in hlsresiKiiation as presi
dent of the Firot National bank within
lour days. He stated yesterday that the
d rectors will meet this week to select
bis succeseor. Mr.(Gage will leave Chi
cago about the middle of the month for
Washington. 0 wi spn(j Mmal
l00k,ng up rt ,10tuc- H wi" K to
Ulu Point Comfort for a time.
Tbe "Glore Contest" Bill Reported to
tbe Legislature,
Chkyenne, Wyo., Feb. 3. The lower
bouse of the assembly, sitting in com
mittee of tbe whole yesterday, reported
for passage a bill designed to take tbe
Corbett-Fitzsimmon8 fight from Nevada.
Last week a bill with this object in
view was covertly introduced, but noth
ing was said, fearing too much publicity.
Tbe promoters intended to work quietly
until tbev .bad secured the governor's
be used, and no reference is made to the
cost of admission.
Cheyenne has the advantage of three
competing railroads, the managers of
which promise to give the lowest rate
that has ever been extended to an event
of the kind. Accommodations for 10,000
people could easily be arranged, while
Denver, only l'JO miies away, could take
care of any overflow to an unlimited
number.
The bill will be placed on its passage
this afternoon, and will be passed with
out a single protest, while tho senate
will push it along to a third reading
without a moment's delay, eavo such as
are required to e.-tablish the bill as a
law when it comes forth with the emer
gency clause attached.
Many legislators think they will have
their pains for reward, owing to the be
lief that Nevada will withdraw the bill
stipulating for $1 admission.
to iiimr fossil turtles.
signature, which it was
understood
would be forthcoming at the proper
time. Reports from Nevada led the leg
islators to press the bill. It is now
going through with a rush, in the hope
tbat tbe contest may yet be thrown in
this direction. The bill provides that
nothing less than five-ounce gloves can
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Colonel Ilrooki Heads an Expedition to
California.
Chicago, Feb. 3. Colonel T. W.
Brooks and party will start from
Pomona, Cal., this week for Inyo county,
Cal., on an expedition sent by the Field
Columbian museum, of Chicago, to get
fossil remains of turtles for the Field
Columbian museum and for Chicago
university.
Colonel Brooks found the fossil re
mains several years ago, but never re
vealed his discovery until recently. He
says the expedition will cost over $700,
and that he will send to Chicago soon
tbe most remarkable fossil turtles ever
known. Colonel Brooks declined to tell
the exact locality of these fossil remains,
but he says it is close to the Nevada
state line, and that tbe locality is full of
wonderful fossil remains ot fish.
Didn't Know It Was Loaded.
CnicAGO, Feb. 3. Lillian Hohcan, 17
years old, was shot and killed last night
by her sweetheart, Joseph Cronin, who
was handling a double-barrel shotgun
which he did not know was loaded. He
snapped one barrel at her, and although
she urged him to put it down, he still
pointed it at her. She tried to push the
gun aside, when Cronin said : "Look
out; I'm going to shoot" and pulled tho
trigger of the second barrel. A heavy
load of buckshot struck the girl in the
abdomen, and nearly tore her body asun
der. Cronin is now nearly insane with
grief.
I have given Chamberlain's Cough
Remedy a fair test and consider it one of
the very best remedies for croup that I
have ever found. One dose has always
been suflicieut, although I UEe it freely.
Any cold my children contract yeilds
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San Fka.vcisco, Feb. 3, Preparations
for the extradition of Butler are being
hurried, and should the so-called mur
derer be extradited before next Friday
at noon, be will leave on the steamship
Monowai for Sydney, and in that event
the same steamer will probably bring
back next April the account of his trial,
and, in the event of bis conviction, of
his ezecution.
The detectives have visited the steam
er and the forward 'tween decks hve
been measured. It was found possible
to build a room large and comfortable
enough to accomodate Butler, and should
he be extradited the quarters walled by
heavy six-inch planking will be put up
in less than six hours. Butler will be
provided with a comfortable bed, and
will live on tbe best the ship provides
during his voyage to the Antipodes.
Should he not get away on the Mono
wai be will remain in the city and coun
ty jail until the Alameda sails, one
month from now.
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Good, seasonable, stylish weaves; goods which will be just as de
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Large Range, 35c Goods, I New Brocade Mohair,
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To close at 20c yard. Offered now at 50c yard.
Reg. 50c and 60c values, New Scotch Mixture,
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Special price, 30c yard.
New Biocndi'SMohair. Kicht Up-to-IMte
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