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vol. x
THE DALLES, OREGON, WEDNESDAY, MAY 2G 1897
NO 117
NOTE TO- THE PORTE1
Towers Finally Agreed Upon
Conditions of Peace.
GERMANY HELD OUT UNTIL TODAY
Hit
Ohktiiinte Attitude C.uvo
I'l-arn That l'nacn MlRlit
;.oiic Delayed.
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Vienna, May 25. The Neue Freie (
Presse publishes a Dispatch from Con- j
slantinople today Eaying Germany has j
finalh approved the conditions of pence,
ami the identical note of the powers on
the subject was presented to the Turkish
government today.
Germany Han Obstinate.
Constantinople May '-'5. The col-
lective note of the auibassabors of the i
letint. nut
.,,.-ni.o nn (ho anhipt't nt Turkish dp- i
,,uv.. - j
mands unon -Greece has not yet been i
presented, owing to the German ambas
sador at Constantinople, Baron Saurma
von Jeltsch, having been forbidden to
sign it until Greece consents to pence
terms.
It is further understood that Germany
declares she will withdraw altogether
from mediating should the other powers
consider the previous consent of Greece
unnecessary. Germany's action is re
garded as highly prejudicial to the. pros
pect of a speedy conclusion of peace, as
it leads Turkey to believe the powers are
disunited and encourages opposition.
nrviMiTKii nv miKAs.
.Spanish military Traiu Itlovru Up Willie
Kit litiute to Soiigo.
Havana, May 25. It is reported from
Santiago de Cuba that a Spanish mili
tary train from El Cristo to Songo was
attacked by 000 insurgents. The train
wap carrying troops to reinforce the gar
rison at Songo. At the first shot of the
insurgents the train
stopped, and Lieu-1
.
tenant Lafluente, who was in command
of the Spanish troops, ordered hie men
to fire on their assailants, but at that
moment several dynamite bombs which
had been previously placed on the track
by the Cubans, exploded, killing Lieu
tenant Lafluente and twelve Spanish
privates and wounded thirty-two others.
The locomotive and one car were de
stroyed by the explosion.
The Spaniards surrendered, and the j
Cubans, alter plundering the train and
securing a large supply of provisions and j
munitions of war, burned the remaining
cars.
Sixty Spanish soldiers and twenty
other persons, employes of the railroad
and officers of the Spanish government,
were made prisoners. Two hours later
they were set free by order of General
Calixto Garcia.
The Spanish military commander of
fcongo was afraid to go the aid of the
troops, but waited till they were re
leaded and the insurgents were far
away. Then he sallied forth, and near
the town killed two countrymen, one
nf
them
anoncombatant and the other a
Cuban of his own forces. He then re-
turned to town, reporting a victory over '
the insureiito
TiMKI) TO CIIK.VT THE (iAtLOH'S,,
Tra.mvrecker Worden Attempt, suici.ie
iu .mn at Kucraiuentu. j
Sacuamunto, Cal., Mav 25,-Salter D.
Worden, under sentence of death for
tliewreckofatrainatTwo-Mile trestle '
Our ni. o .!.,. ,...1 ; .1.,.
death Ol Eni.inf.r nJurL- ,.,,,) fnnr Tlnite.l !
States soldiers. ftmnti ,nini,l in th!0f
tonuemned cell at Foleom last night.
Ke broke the chimney of a lamp in ids
Buy Garland
"Happj Thought"
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The kind that curei, SKIX Troubles,
of M. 'A. DOXNELL, the Druggiet.
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KOVAI. II A KINO P0WDF.lt CO. N'KW YOP.K.
cell and used a fragment of broken glass
j to cut an artery in his left wrist.
! Whan tnnnrl tha n-icf ..-na Ki.r41.
, , , ,. ' . .
hacked, many smaller veins being sever-
. . .
ed. but the wound did nnt nnriPtrnte
deep enough to sever the arteries.
Worden declared he had given up all
hope that the governor would interfere i
in his behalf and that he did not want
to undergo the disgrpce of dying on the
gallows. In his cell were found several
letters to friends and relations, bidding
them good-bye.
It is not customary to put a death
watch on a condemned man until a few
days before the date of his execution,
consequently Worden had no one to
interfere with his plans. The governor
now has the Worden cse under consid
eration, but if he does not interfere
Wordeu will be hanged on June 4.
The ISest Itvtuedy fur Itlieuniatlsin.
From the Fairhaven (X. Y.) Register.
I Mr. .Tames Rowland of this village,
! state that for twenty-five years his wife
has been a sufferer from rheumatism.
' A few nights ago she was in such pain
that she was nearly crazy. She sent
J Mr. Rowland for the doctor, but he had
L . .
tnefniirl nf rri n frr thu Hntrr nn wont
I to the store and secured a bottle ot it.
I His wife did not approve of Mr. Row-1
! land's purchase at first, but neverthe-!
1 less applied the Balm thoroughly and in
au hour's time was able to go to sleep.
1 She now applies it whenever she feels an
ache or a pain and finds that it always
gives relief. He says that no medicine
' which she had used ever did her as much
! good. The 23 and 50 ceut sizes for sale
hv Blakelev & Houghton.
JlAVKMhVJSi: ON Tlil A L.
j Government Open. ItH Citse Against the
Sugar King.
trial of
H. 0. Havemeyer, president of the
American Sugar Refining Company, for
refusing to answer the question of the
senate sugar investigating committee in
the spring of 1S9-1, began in the ciiminal
i court thiB morning.
i Elverton R. Chapman, the first of the
I five contumacious witm-sses, is now
j serving thirty days' sentence in the dis
trict jail. John E. Searles, secretary of
i r r n 1 .. 1 1
Hit: bUUui tiuaif nifu j- u
. . . - -r- t ...'II i
Joun s. lu.nver, newspaper ma.., ...
be tried, probably in the order named.
There was a large crowd in attendance ,
tiiis morning to witness the unusual ,
I Spectacle 01 a juhuuiwuc u w.u..
i. .t i.ii :
trial
Among them were Senators Uray, J.ouge,
Udgy and Davis and Congressman i
Richardson. Judge Bradley presided.
District Attorney Davis conducted tho ,
'8e 0,1 l)e,aU of tUa u,,lt?d hta, '
defendant was represented by a brilliant ;
arrflv oi counsel, iuciuu.uk .imu.cj
WilSOIl, of tills City
John C. Johnson,
Philadelphia, and
John H. Partons,
of New York.
" Do you drink tea ?"
Yes."
"What sort?"
Don't know."
Try Schilling's Best; if
you don't like it you grocer
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money in full. There are
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is fresh-roasted.
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Twenty
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For more than twenty years
we have been telling- how
Scott's Emulsion overcomes the
excessive waste of the system,
puts on flesh, nourishes and
builds up the body, making- it
the remedy for all wasting- di
seases of adults and children,
but it isn't possible for us to
tell the story in a mere stick
ful of newspaper type.
We have had prepared for
us by a physician a little book,
telling; in easy words how and
why Scott's Emulsion benefits,
and a postal card request will
be enough to have it sent to
you free. To-day would be a
good time to send for it.
SCOTT & BOWNE, New York.
FOKI!IlIKN cr.lll!.M).
.Many Americans Debarred from Travel
InR in KUKola.
Washington, May 25. Senator Per
kins will today, if opportunity is afford
ed, offer his resolution of inquiry which
will bring out reasons why Russia will
not permit many American citizens to
travel in the czar's realm.
The case of Adolph Kutner, which
brought out the fact that others than
Christians aie debarred the right con
tinues to cause comment. For many
years Russia has insisted on the right to
exercise discrimination in honoring
passports. Many protests have been
made, but the files of the department
show that all have met with the same
result.
In the preamble to his resolution. Mr.
Perkins snows thut the California!! who
desired to enter Russia is a man of
means and standing, and would have no
other object than to travel and to visit
friends and early scenes.
At the state department knowledge of
the case of Kutner was confined to the
facts of the protest and the inquiry by
the senator. The fact that Russia has
insisted on th; right of discretion is ad
mitted, and the secretary thinks no
change can be made without negotia
tions. A Vuluable I'rerurlptlnn.
PMiior Morrison of Worthington, Ind.,
"Sun," writes: "You have a valuable
prescription in Klectric Bitter?, and I
c.tn chet'ifully recommeinl it for Consti
patiou and Sick Headache, and as a gen
eral system tome it has no equal." Mrs.
Annio Stehle, 20i'5 Cottage Grove Ave.,
Chicago, wa.- all run down, could not ii.it
nor digest food, had u backache which
no cj iuu nri tuiu icm nivti ii u iui j t
never left Her and felt tired unu weary
Lir Ikf.ttliifi i-i f nn I'lllur r.t-
r "V'r;;,t " ' - "",";;";
,,ri,.Ha 50 WIlts and ifl.00. Got a Bottle
at i;akt.t.y and Houghton's Drug Store,
.0,
Hei.tiin.l.t in Kur...e
N'Kthan IMiro. of
WashIni5t0Ilf Ue ,awver who ducted
the Mom calm amt hflH
n;turiie(, from a vUU t0 Kgad, France
and Holland. He was asked about the
COII(Ien6U8 of ori,nIon , ,drl8 Hni
London concerning tho war Jn Cuba.
He said :
"In Paris I met many highly educated
Spaniards.and they do not see how Spain
can retain Cuba. They and others in j
Europe think it is only a question of I
time when Cuba will go to the United '
States. They do not see any other solu
tion of the problem, and they do not
seem to grieve over the situation,
Another Cut lu Itutei.
Sax FiiAflifUo, May 23. In order to
meet the reduction recently made by the
steamship companies, the Southern Pa
cific has made another cut in its rates
to Portland. On May 28 and every fifth
dav thereafter tho railroad rate from
this city to Portland will he: First
class, including berth, $15; second class,
$10. '
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