Show CABINET CHAGES Miller and Noble are to Tao New Positions TROUBLE FEARED IX MONTAnA Cowboys Jump Champion on Mineral Claims The Delagon RailwajThs King of Belgium Visits Scram I 5 5 Special to Tins HULVLD Examiner Cable LONDOV June 29 President Harrison will make a change in his cabinet very soon This was said by Congressman William E Mason of Chicago as ho TTJW hurrying along this morning to catch tha tram for Pans Mason bj reason of tha very efficient service ho rendered the Republican Re-publican party in the last campaign 13 ua derstood to stand very close to Harrison politically and consequently many will consider the words quoted above as haying great significance When asked to be moro explicit Mason said Of course I cannot say positively what the President will or will not do as no ono can do that but before left Washington t learned from sources which I deemed worthy of the fullest confidence that tho President intends to appoint Attorney General Gen-eral Miller to the seat on the supreme court bench made vacant ay the death of Justice Stan lej Matthews Millei was tho President old law partner in Indianapolis and presumably pre-sumably the President desires to give him what he wants It has been understood for some time that his ambition was to get on the supreme court bench The information I received was that Noble secretary of the interior will ba transferred to the attornej generalship He is well fitted to be attoiney general Then Clarkson now assistant postmaster post-master general would be promoted to the secretarj ship of the interior It is the Presidents wish I believe to get Clark son in the cabinet As a metier of fact Mi Clarkson has been doing more good solid work than anyone else since the administration ad-ministration took hold and every ono knows how much he did in the campaign cam-paign I believe these changes will bo made very soon md furthermore I think they ought to bo made Dr Days Sentence Commuted W IIINCTON June 29In the case of Di Wirren E Day convicted in the United States district court District of Columbia of polygamy and sentenced February 5 8b9 to two years imprisonment in the penitentiary and whose sentence was com muted April 231SJ > 9 to one year the Pros dent has upon further papers submitted asking a full pardon made the following endorsement In consideration of new acts relating chiefly to the good record of his man as a soldier bat in part tending to show that there was some small doubt as to his technical guilt I further commute his sentence to a term of six months The Delagoa TUihvay LONDON Juno 29The Standard com meeting on the resolutions adopted by tho shareholders of the Delagoa Bay Railway company yesterday blames them for im prudence It urges that it would bo useless use-less to force Portugal to fulfill her conces sien to the company and thinks that Portugal should merely be compelled to return to the company the money it OK ended and pay an indemnity for the damage it has caused It says Lisbon must be blockaded in the treasury to ob lain justice The Times is in favor of forcing Portugal to fulfill her concession The report received by the Circn ete from Durgm that Portugals decree mcelling the concession has been 10 cmded is not confirmed Trouble at Dclagoa Bay LONDON June 29A dispatch from De goa bay reports a serious state of affairs there arising from the railway troubles A portion of the railwty has been destroyed by the Portuguese An English engineer who tried to defend the works was fired upon The foreign residents are greatly alarmed and are crowding to the British consulate for protection The Portuguese have placed the British interpreter under arrest The English residents demand his release |