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THE DALLES, OREGON. WEDNESDAY, -DECEMBER 8, 1891
NO 284
MESSAGE SUITS SPAIN
The Cuban Attitude Entirely
Satisfactory.
FEARS OF TROUBLE ARE ALLAYED
Blanco's Hand Strengthened by Assur
ance that Intervention Is Not
Contemplated. '
New York, Dec. 7. A Havana special
to the Tribune says : '
. President McKinley'a message ia re
ceived quietly. Satisfaction is felt in
official circles over the statement that
the recognition of either belligerancy or
independence is justifiable under pres
ent conditions. The credit which the
president gives for conducting the war
on humane principles and for improving
the condition of the reconcentrados will
strengthen Captain-General Blanco in
carrying out his new policy.
The official feeling may be summarized
in the statement that the government
does not now fear the embarrassment
which might come from action by the
United States before instructions from
Madrid could be carried into effect. The
hint of ultimate intervention causes
sotne uneasiness and discussion has al
ready arisen over what is meant by
"reasonable time," but palace officials
do not interpret it as likely to pravent
the application of autonomy within the
time needed for carrying out the details
of the system as directed from Madrid.
Autonomists reformists and conserv
atives who support Sagasta and Blanco
will make ' the message the basis of a
movement for the early anion of all par
ties to uphold the hands of the govern
ment in its colonial policy. Commef
cial interests are pleased with the pacific
tone of the message, though not taking
it as a conclusive settlement.
UNKNOWN BARK WRECKED.
Inaccessible Island the Sceue of the
Disaster.
Kiw York, Dec. 7. News of the wreck
of a British bark on Inaccessible island,
one of the Tristans,in the Acunha group
in the southern Atlantic, has been
brought to this port by the bark Inver
rure from Java.
Captain Cbarleson reports that on
September 15th last he Bigbted the ship
J. B. Walker, which signaled 'the' news
of the wreck. The. . name of the bark
. and the fate of the crew were not learned
on board the Inverrure.
Captain Cbarleson is of the opinion
that the crew of the ill-started vessel are
on board the Walker, as she displayed
signals that she was short of water, in
'dicating probably that she had on board
an extra number of persons.
V The wrecked bark may be either the
Craigend or the Taymount, which have
long been over due.
The former, commanded by Captain
Lewthait, left Philadelphia May 3d last,
for Hiogo, with a crew of thirty-two
men and a cargo of lefined oil in cases,
Inaccessible island is in the path of her
trip around Cape Horn.
The last time she was - spoken was on
Jane 8, when she was off the Brazillian
coast.
The Taymount was bound for San
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The Taymount was last heard of June
6th, when she was off the coast of Bra
zil. . - " " .
Kansas Pacific Sale.
Washington, Dec. 7, The secretary
of the treasury today took the first steps
to qualify on behalf of the government
as bidder at the sale of the Kansas Pa
cific. . ' .
A transfer order for $900,000 was sent
by Treasurer Roberts for certification to
the National City Bank, of New York,
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Was that thei reason you were there,
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' Reason to Be Thankful. "Was your
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place?" "No. But my present em
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curled itself up for a six weeks' nap.
Chicago Tribune. , '
"Thou art fairer than the day!"
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picions," said the very susceptible
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"I think," said the man who had
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In a Glasgow car was an aged Irish
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conductor told him he could not smoke
but he paid no heed. Presently the
guard came into the car and said, with
a show'of irritation: "Didn't I tell you
you couldn't smoke in this car?" "Well,
Oi'm not smoking." "You've got a pipe
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A Chance for Vourheei.
Trenton, N. J., Dec, 7. It was settled
at an informal convention of republican
state senators today that Senator Foster
M. Voorhees is to be elected president of
the senate when the legislature con
venes. This will make Voorhees acting
governor.
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