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Ci3 oaxssracsziziszsGZtszrsBssrttxxsttszaEaBsmBjmKSxrxBESBcmG:, S& m i ys -rii i y i v ft M i? ft $ S V.CC Jv? 5S V- ' iS". I V IW f: VOL. 1. ASTORIA, OEEGON, SATURDAY EVENING. JUNE 17, 1876. NO. 42. ' '"J. ". "'.J '-.I -1 T.''-'r" "S . J!A I."' SJZ i-.'-'U '"-'' J-V-a'vV- 531. A.. .'.. L,B.t--!JvW--ti"-J.iyM.tJg .MLSirMJgJl-1 J-'J. -'J-U-."3'-JbJiJl.i. Jw.Mg'-il,,..J "iJl f it T4 fo &! lisix' rw'i'.w a ISSD2SD EVERY EVENING, (Saugfoys Excepted. . rs:Rz,AXs;, : : primes? kr. Moiitior JhdUHiuj, Gta Sired. Terms of Subscriptien: Served by Carrier, jer week -" Ccnis Sent by :is:ti!, three month? 0 ScnL by until six months I UU Sent by juailoneyear 7 00 1m ou of 1'OPWge 1 the Subscribers. 15" Advertisement? inscited by the year at the rate of ?1 IX) per tutie ier month. TiaiiFicnt atlveiLi-iiuT, by the day or v,eelc, fifty cant per square Iht insertion. Heading noiico, in City Items column, five ont iei line pei day. Xo charge less than twenty-live ceiif. Mr. James "Welch is temporarily slopping in the C:iscude mountains, at a pleasant ranch in the celebrated peach, region of Hood liver. 31r. S. N. Arrigoni. who has been a very great sufferer for mar.' months, died at his residence in this city this afternoon. "We have only time to-day to announce the event. It is currently reported on the streets to-dav that the Oregon Steam Navigation Company liave purchased the wharf and warehouse in this city known as Holladay's wharf, and will make use of it for their purposes. When will the Common Council order a tax, if necessary, to improve the cemcterv grounds ? A large number of rersons were ice-bound at the bar jesterday, last evening and this forenoon. An excel lent ice-cutter has been attached to the Occident bar, and there is no cause for detention. Thermometer i "way up." Daniel G. Koss of this city nar rowly escaped a horrid death at his logging camp near Knappa on the 33th, by a log running upon him, but was safely brought to the city, and with careful treatment will proba bly recover. Hon. I. "W. Case, of this city, was chosen and installed Senior Grand Deacon A. F. A. M., at the late session of the G. HJ, in Portland. J. M. Shively's orchard can be obtained for the purposes oi' cele brating the Fourth of July at Astoria 1S7G. Capt. J. G. Fairfowl was not a passenger to San Riancisco to-day by the Ajax, as reported. His son, J. G. Fairfowl, jr., was the man. The United States steamer Shu brick will be oft for sea on Tuesday next. An Interesting Bee Incident. Our friend "W. Idaskanie Farm, II. Gray, Esq., of under date of June Egg? are cheaper now than beef! lotli, contributes the following inter steaks at twenty-five jjenteti dozen, j osting bee incident for publicatien: 3.D1TOK ASTOKIAS" : Yesteulay a tint) large second swarm of bees came out at 12 o'clock Telegraphic News. Synopsis of Press Dispatches. The- Cincinnati Convention. As a sign of the times rake a look J at that one produced for C. II. Page , ff? Cii Trvf nnil hncinncc lil. t - - L-Tzrr " ' :im v;ere nicely hived, and at 7.30 p. The Shoo-fly arrived at 12 o'clock j-m. placed upon their regular stand all last night from Clifton, with ballance ' quiet. At five o' clock a. m. to-day I of cargo for the Ajax, which allowed , examined all our nineteen hives, and the steamer to sail to-dav. I noticed in front of the hive of vester- I ' dav 12 m., as I si ipposed, a dead queen. -AViping the perspiation from his,1?rom curiositv to examine itl picked forehead yesterday he exclaimed: it upj ;lIld to let mv wife and daugh Whew! and the echo resounded, and ter see a qUeon carried it inlo still resounds, at 3 p. m. "The hot- ; thn i.;tftilftn ll!lfl ., olinpnl ovsim;- , , ...,.. . j.v. ... v.-... tion. Our daughter noticed that it was not w hollv dead. I laid it down Platform Adopted and Nom inations made. Jewell, Morton. Bristow and Conklinor Before the Convention. testof the vcar." Thermometer C5. C2TYJTESV1S. "y-Loeb has just opened a stock of L'ov's suit1-. I upon th e table, and went about my fine J work. Came in at 0 . m.; wife had inoticer'l that the bee was alive, and Little Van blacks hoots, as well . put it in the sun to see if it would re- as btovo, and is a tip-top polisher. -sT ft-Rubber paint, the best paint in the world, for tale by T. "W. Cae. jTSr? Xew Dress Goods, Summer hat&, and notions- ju-t received at Case's. jfc3 Decided nice are those neat ties I for hidica and gents for sa.e by I."V.Ca?e. i jfc'3-Go to Little Van's to-moiTOv -morning, and get your boots polished t' jr church. -rrPure (Alligator) Rubber boots, the bc?t art: do of the kind ever madf ., ior sale at Cac,s. .?&- Don't go sweating avou nd in your winter clothes but to to Cac :e's and get a nice new suit, the finest fmd best ffoods in the market. vive it. Called my attention to it. H aving learned from bee books that the : Queen bee will not sting a person, I exhibited it as a live Queen bee, I u nd to fully satisfy my curiosity star ted for the hive, where I found it. "The House that Jack built" Platform. Disscussion of the Chinese Question. Rush of Grain From the West to the Atlantic Sea-board. The whole swarm was coming out in the greatest confusion, and .flying about in all directions. Now is the time to test my Queen and gain knowledge of beeology, says I to my self. I placed my bee Queen on a little cleet I had nailed below the hole in the middle of the front of the hive. In a moment or two three bee The Small Pox in San Francisco. An Effort being made Suppress the Facts. tp "We have no late satisfactory adz vices from Cincinnati than were pub lished vesterdav. The new but ex- j gathered around my Queen, and . ploded system o "platform first" has rubed heads, and sooner than I could ( i)een adopted, and. the coming man is expected to, place himself squarely oi the boards os a politician. This style of makinir Statesmen will nrevail. it niti- nnl iii(Mn flinii o in titl rrwl nnac .... . Jto-flnntiwiiisil slimtrl. c. 4-i, ' "" "" .v. - seems untiL a later period m the era sample of thco made in t' nk'countv and ! commenced the bee roll-call, or to f RepubUc. Tho Republican i .,,. v,. uviiiuiuuu iii - rnuaaennia. at v'1141") hiciiuh,biiiiiiiuiih.u , , .i,i t, , ,. ,. .,. ... .: uvjvjijic; lituvu ecicucu iiiv " j ust received a complete assort- say, come see bovs, mv Queen was, mcntofBiriCai with b - a"nd literallv j er Baskets. I rout Baskets, p, hooks i , , , ,. , .. , , . . . ' and lines, etc., at Cage's. 'hauled through the hole into the' on cxmoiLion m the Centennial, just received at Dr. S. about and marched into the hive in ten minutes, or in less time than it aw a.i jusen iiu s jnst received a has taken mo to write this account of ciouiing, uiago cassimere suits. fine stock of summei nal coats and vests etc., etc. fiSTXow is th'e ti-e to purchase your Centennial clothing for Fourth of July, Van Duf JCn has just received a fine assortmci it. r'If the person who took the Ctosb and Spf .cimen from the Vntch Msikers, will return them they will he thankfully rr :Ceived and no questions asked. regatta at Astoria on the .&- The illl Ol JUl itwiP. lmnnnnP lift rri-nwW f things of ti,G k.ind ovar witness. Two hundred a nd iiUy boats will enter for the prize, i .ntrajjce fee 2 00. i3"? .Iiss Belle Welch having re moved iCr j. tocc 0f miHinery goods to the houe fhe'.-father, corner of Wall and JMEjnt h St reets, invites ladies to call. J lQ best assortment of bats and trim-min-Tsin tne cuv. Orders from abroad pro'jiptly attended to. it, and two r. m. all quiet. If you think this of sufficient in terest to bee raisers, and beginners in bee culture, and also as a caution not to overlook so slight an incident as I did, which would have lost this swarm to us, and we should have been left in doubt as to the cause it is at your service. w. h. c;t Thermometer yesterday 91 J Astoria ; 100 at Fisherton ; Cathlamet. at &&..Our old friend, Charles H. Dex- r, ta'j, the Oieconiar., than whom few etter or more lavorablv known to -e 1 Shipping: Port of Astoria. CLEARANCES AS J) DEPARTURES. SVILKD Ajax, str 1354 tons, Bolles. for $ F June 17. Gufcsie Telfair, str, 413 tons, tiardner, for Jp-uget Sound June l(i. "Wave Queen, Br bk, 853 ton, Anderson, tcs Liver pool June 15. Dawn bk,:250 tons, for S. l June 11. Rival, bk 2iJ0 tons, Adams, pr S. F., June 7. ARRIVALS FROM SEA. -o- The weather at Astoria is de lightful to-day. A fresh sea breezrj blowing steadily keeps the atmos phere cool and pleasant. f .he ti nveling as well as sojourning public, j Sajfe' p,ced' sh m tons- White from Hoskong, 1 in .(Til T y'- KjUn' .'ta-ulil1. i Garibaldi, bk,. 010 toiib, Xoyes, from 3IonKkonj;. "w 3U UIUIUUUII lUUUVilLIUll I U LI1U HU11I- I UUIIU lu. tlO n of many improvements, his house is j Portland, bk.t. 404 tons, Gase, fm S. F. June 3. Jann a. ralkinburg, bkt., J0U tons, Hubbard, fm Honolulu, Mayi. Caller Ou, Br. bk.,fi74 tons, Rca, fm Isl. Java. Apr 9. The manifest of the stea'npr Aussie Telfair, leaving this por'u for Victoria and Ranainio yesterda; con -tains an entry, "two mules, one hor & and an ass of a fireman.7' Th elat' ;er was a refractory curse and lu td to "be put in chains. VESSELS OS THE WAY no-wonen lor the recention of mio-Ls. I? ersons contemplating a vi-it this siim ' ner to the sea aie should not fail to srive Charley u call. Ho luia made every ar- ftiiifpmont, whip.li rnn rnntriliitn in iUn ' Comfort and pleJtSUre of his guests, and ' California, str G74 tons, Hayeb, fm Sitka, Mr. Dexter' reputation S a popular j John L. Stephens,, ss. 19515 tons, Mackie, fm San F host is too well known to require mention. I JunelT- Addf.fl tf, nil this isthf. n-nt nnft.rnl n.l. i Hazard, b-i?, 3 tons, Walker fm S.F.June 10. - -.. j,-.-- ....,.i ,v fin b. F Salmon, in. cases, to the val ne of $G5,G52.20 left Astoria to-cay for San Francisco in the hold of tl ie Aiax sliipped as-follows: Hapgood & Co 2,000 Warren it Co o 5Q0 C.R-.S. co ;.;; - H. D. Hume 374 J. W. & V.Cook m lj825 Badollet & Co s'ftOO J. A. Devlin & Co 1 452 Tlfinf.li x- rv. 'o. ....... 00 Booth & Co vantages Ot the location with res-pect to UreBonian, sell 2,4 tons.rennell.fmbfc. sailimr, bathing, fishing, etc. Full nar- ' -ricnt' , m tons, Adamson, fm s. F. ticulars .will be Jound by consulting .Mr. j Sea Wa!f' bri-273 ton5' Smitb-f,n s F Debtor's announcement elsewhere. TaT" (?.'5hanter' Bkt-' m0 tous' Patterson' June 8, I Abby Cooper, bb fm South America. Aiuv:isviJu ul-ul-vu in uuuuui.viiig uicir ' BuckinRhamsl uuiuus fj ujc -j.iioiogr;qinic j?ern .uoi- Corsica, bb 791 tos'J icr sale in Oregon and Washington I nannmii. sn t .-" A!" "I" t" Hli ilblUIlUUIi OI I As, lve ,., tons iJHnlno. fm f.'.ir.Uff. vin "Rio. lire Br sb. 14(0 tons,Pain,fm Sj'dncy. tons, Cusin, fm South America. . T?n.t.rr fm fJlnnnw v,n HnnnJnln. territory by 3Irs Derby of this city. These ciita, Br bkt.. 5in tons, Wliyte. fm Honolulu. .moitQS, ior oeauty or nnisn, artistic taste, DuartBay, ship.icr, tons, fm Europe, via Austral- and mcenuity, exceed anything of the! a and bnaiu-ai. kind it has been our fortune to see, says a 1'-nid Br bk.,49fi tons.Renouf fm Port Chalmers. Hongkong. erpool. the general agent for Oregon and Wash- . H,cro of 41? V.e Br bk m tons- pke tm Mcl , . ., tt -i . ., bourne, rub 21. liigton territory, desires to secure the ser- I v.,f: , . .. , rT: vices of local agents. Any person, male i pool. or, female, desn Hlg a pleasant and profatT j Otto. Br bk 465 tons, Carter, fm Liverpool Oct 1.4. ble business in thf.af hnrd timns Avill find i "RnVwrf. "Rrirrf -r vv aw fnne unn;nr,c rAm meius Marcn la. rUyadelphia publisher, and we coincide m , Lflart James, Forbes, fm Hongkong, tho view. Thev sell on sicht to neonlc Oil 1'orward.Br bk.,744 tons, Stracban, fm reGned natures, and Mrs. Derbv. who is ' Gatherer, ship irii9 tons, Thompson, fm Liv be business in these hard times will lin. thAt with these mottos they can make a. large percentage, Cull upon, or address people have selected the man they want, Hon. Roscoe Conkling, of New York, but it yet remains for Republi can party tacticians to decide whether or not he shall be chosen. as the stand ard bearer in the approacliing cam paign. Nominations were made in the Cincinnati Convention on Thursday. Kellogg of Connecticut placed in nom ination Marshall Jewell for President. Thompson of Indiana- presented the name of Oliver P.. Morton. Gen. 102 at ' Harlan, of Kentucky, nominated JBenj. H. Bristow, "Poland, of Ver mont, Curtis of New York, and Dana, of Massachusetts, addressed the Con vention briefly in favor, of Bristow. When Maine was called., "hats, voices, j andhands went up for Blaine" as expect ed. Ingersoll, of Illinois, (the sucker), went for Dana on the Bristow remarks, and mentioned Blaine again, when "hats, handkerchiefs, yoices and hands" again struck the key note of wildest excitement. Finally, when ! New York was called, Woodford ad j vanced to the platform and said that ' in obedience to the injunctions of the New York State Convention he pre sented the name of Boscoe Conkling broad in culture, eloquent in de bate, wise in council, fearless in lead ership and true to the old Republican party". He needs neither defense nor eulogy. He is a positive quantity in the body politic, etc. , and the Con vention adjourned, without taking a ballot.. The platform, adopjted at Cincin nati, on the ICth is similar in essential points to the platforms previously adopted, since the war, with amend ments. Declares the United States a nation, not a league; the Republican party as thedef ender. of popular gov ernment; recommends a constitutional amendment against any appropriation for schools imxler sectarian control; sug gests a moderate resolution to an in- immigration on moral and political grounds; favors a resxDectful considera tion of woman's claims to participation in the Government; reaffirms the duty of suppressing polygamy; duty to the soldier was recognized; it deprecates sectional strife or anything reviving it. It arraigns the Democratic party, etc. as unworthy and incapable, etc. When the question came up in the Cincinnati Convention on Thurs day, suggesting an inquiry into the effect of Chinese immigration, Pierce, of Massachusetts, moved to strike out the resolution which he denounced as a departure from every Repub lican platform and of the principles of the Declaration of Independence and the law of Christian love, which makes all men, Jew or. Gentile, equal. Sam. B. Axtell, who happened to be in the Convention from Mexico, opposed Pierce, Jones of Nevada followed, Dutcher, of New York sustained Ax tell and Jones, but. Curtis, of New York, who has so. much to say for Blaine, urged that in the beginning of the new century the Republicans of America should not depart from the principles of the Declaration of Inde pendence. As his remarks inferred that anti-Mongolian legislation would involve this, he was received with great applause. Bedford, of Colora do, earnestly sustained the resolution reported, and pointed out the failure of the Chinese immigration to assimi late to our own peorde in any way. A delegate from Tennessee demanded the previous question, which was-- sus tained. The question was. taken by States on Pierce's inotiou to strike- out, and resulted, yeas, 215; nays, 532. So the motion to strike out wa$. re jected.. The resolution was then adopted. One advantage of the present low rates of freight from Chicago and Mil waukee to the east is the unusually large mpvemeni of wheat and com,to Atlantic cities, and Europe. For two or three weeks there has been a good demancl.. What exports from Balti more, Boston awl Philadelphia have been, large, from New York last week the offieial lists of exports includes- no less than. 1,310,125 bushels of wheat and 443,749 bushels of corn. The re ceipts and exports show increase,- of 50 per- gent, over last year. It i very evident from the tone of San Francisco dispatches that a very, strong effort is made to suppress the fapts with respect to small pox. Two.dispitches on the same day are widely at variance. One to the effect that the only existing case terminated in the death of the rjatient, whilst an other dispatch says two more were just reported, both white, and of a severe type. FIN ANCE AIM JJ TRAPK.W Financial. Gold Bars 800 par. Gold in New York, 11 ?&. Legal Tenders in Astoria buying. 89; sell ing.tw. Coin oxchango on San Francisco percent, premium. Currcno exchango on San Francisco Y per cent premium. Coin exchango on Xew York per cont. pre mium. Telegraphic transfors on Now York 1 per cent, premium. Currency exchange on Xew York. percent, premium. Trade Dollars, 02 buying; 939l selling; half dollar, D( buying.; I7fc97 -selling. Astorsa Markets. Flour.Oregon City, AXX.ti bbl Ex Family " Willamettosuperior, '. ....... 41 Graham " " , 3Liddlingt. x ton., Corn Meal, V cental Ground barley,. xJ toa..-I Bran Sc Shorts,.' " Ilay " Unions, 1 Busiicl: , Potatoes, ' ....7 Butter, eastern, in tubs, lb Choice roll " Cheese, " Curea.Meat3,Ilams. ' SM;s, " .......,. Shoulders, " .......... Breakfast Bacon., b'00 5 23 tiUO 40 00 100 .420e14 00 27 0640 00 25 00 250(3 00 05JK) 25 'X5& lHCftS 1517 171S 17(5.18 1415 ti8 Treelyan, Br bk 1042 tons, Edwards, f m Newcastle "Voodside. Br bk, 790 tons Montgomery, 156. days, from Table bay. June 1. lotAl f v. I i J . . 1228 H Jl A.Derby, Astoria. quiry into tlje effect, of .the Mongolian.1 g5g35