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( -n - Jg -W iibot ' WJP C JKtfOIE Vol. via. Astoria, Oregon, Saturday Mopjog, January, 11, 1879. No. 9, i Telegraphic News. special Dispatches to The Dally Astorian 11 AIL CARRIER CASEY LOST IN A MONTANA SNOW STORM. XIXE DATS WITHOUT POOD OR DRINK. REMARKABLE CASE OF ENDUR ANCE. A BLAINE AND CONKL1&- PRE- DCTON CONCERNING GRANT. WnO ARE THOSE SHREWD POLI TICIANS? EXPLOSION IN A PENNSYLVA NIA COAL MINE. SEVERAL MEN SUPPOSED TO HAVE BEEN KILLED, PA1IILY PROVEN TO DEATH IN TEXAS. ANK PRESIDENT KEED SCONDED. AB- REWARD OF $1,000 OFFERED FOR HIS CAPTURE. DOINGS OF THE CONNECTICUT ASSEMBLY. GOV. ANDREWS INSTALLED AS, GOVERNOR. WASHINGTON NEWS. Helena, Montana, Jan 9. 0$ fTiOjTfVi nf APomliPr .mail dliVgSl Casey left Sun rive? In a mail cart for Fort Benton. !pt reaching twenty eight mile Spring station, half way to Benton, and a blinding snow storm prevailing at the tiue, it was supposed that he was lost. Search was made, iid on the 5th inst. Casey was found, seated in the cart, which the horse was drawing slowly along, about twenty miles north of Spring station. During all this time he had wandered on the priarie in nearly a circle, picket ing the horse and camping out at night. His feet were badly frozen, but it is believed not seriously. The only thing that passed his lips for nine days was tobacco and snow. The thermometer the whole of that time being below zero. It is a most remarkable case of endurance. 1$zw York, Jan. 9. The eastern movement for Qyant's re-nomination to the presidency is quieting down. It is the general opinion, amomj the shrewdest in forecasting 1ie political iorizon, that the Gra.nt movement reached its climax after the Maine election, when fear was aroused of the greenbackers obtaining control of con gress. Pittston. Pa., Jan. 9: A y o'clock this morning, just after tjie miners had descended into the Pennsylvania Coal Co.'s shaft No. 4, near this place, ?i terrible gas explosion occurred near the carnage way by which several men are supposed to have been killed. Sherman, Neb., Jan. 9. Clark Hubbard, wife and two children, en route west from Sherman city, were frozen to death near Pilot point, Texas, on the night of the 5th instant. Cleveland, 0., Jan. 9. Hon. Cc Iumbus Delano, ex-secretary of the interior, is dangerously ill at his resi dence at Sit. Vernon. Thos. Reed, for seven years cashier of the First National bank, has absconded. The president of the bank offers 1,000 re ward for his capture. Hartford, Jan. ). The Connecti cut, legislature met in joint conven tion to-day and elected an entire re publican state ticket, Gov. Andrews -as escorted to the capitol and iiijJ stalled as governor;. Washington, Jan. 9. The house committee on education and labor to day, -with only one negative vote, adopted an entirely new report pro posed by Willis, to accompany the Chinese immigration bill, in vJ5cli he shows not only thai; restrictive, legisla tion is demanded ly the public inter est, but that it is unquestionably with in the constitutional power of copgress to enact legislation, contravention of treaty, or to repeal a treaty altogether. The report is able and exhaustive on all pointy In will be presented tp the house tofmorrrow. Foreign News. Special Dispatches to the Dally Astorlan LIABILITIES OF THE CORNISH BANK. UNEASINESS ALLAYED, AND, THE DRAIN UPON OTHER BANKS DECREASING PUNISHED FOR AVOIDING CONSCRIPTION. LOSS OF THE BRITISH STEAMER BVYARD FROM NEW OR LEANS. TWO SURVIVORS PICKED UP JJX" A SPANISH BRI. DISPATCHES PROM ROME. IMPORTANT CHURCH LETTER PROM THE POPE. A SENSATION ANTICIPATED. . . .WfWTu' -- London, Jan. 9. The Liabilities of the Cornish bank are 658,000 ster ling, which is much less than supposed. The uneasiness in Cornvrall is allayed and the dram upon other banks has considerably decreased. Paris, Jan. 9. Sixty young men having quitted Thann, Alsace, to avoid conscription have each been sentenced by default to pay (a fine of 12,000 marks, or two hundred daya imprisonment, and suffer the seizure of their property to pay the fines. London, Jan. 9. The Spanish brig Enranocean, from Fernando, Florida, for Floral, Spain, landed there yesterday with two of the crew of the steadier Bayard, which foun dered at sea December 10th. All of the remainder of the crew "were drown ed. The Bayard was a British steamer of $64 tons, commanded by Capt. Everette. She sailed from New Orleans Dec. 4th for Rouen. Rome, Jan. 9. The Pope has just sent to the bishop of the Catholic church a very important church letter in which he speaks at length of the condition of the church and society and explains what he has already done, and what remains to be done. The document will shortly be pub lished. It is believed it will create some sensation. Mr. Shipley tells us of p disease which has wovked disastrously among the cattle and hogs of farmers in In diana and Michigan. The cattle are taken suddenly and generally die in their tracks. By a post-njortem exami nation of two steers it iva3 found that the entire system, intestines, organs, arteries and veins, were in a general ;ate of congestion. It is to be hoped the disease may be prevented from spreading any further. The report of D. "SV. Yoyles of Indiana, to the agricultural department, on the so called hog cholera which has been af flicting the swine of that and neigh boring states, indicates that the disease is not cholera at all, but a form of catarrhal pneumonia. Pacific Coast News. Special Dispatches toTfce Daily Astorlan. ANOTHER DEMONSTRATION IN SAN FRANQISCO. A ItflXEQ REPORT BUT APPAR-. ENTLY A DISGRACEFUL PROCEEDING. ANOTHER VICTIM; TO DRINK SUICIDE IN GILROY". A YQUTII KILLED BY PISTOL PRANCE. San Fran;ctsco, Jan. 8. -Union halj. was crowded last nigh in response tq, a call of Cap;. Thos. Francis O'Malley Baines, for an anti-coolip meeting. Bames presided in full Fenian uniform,. The Kearneyites were present in force,, and Baines. was almost4enirely unable to make hjmself heard.11 The recusant "worldngrpan's senator, Bones, v$as called uppn for & speech, but was treated worse than Bailees. A number of other.speakers met with rather bit ter success. Some very violent speech es were made which the crowd present applauded -vociferously. When the meeting adjourned, a number of Kear neyite.s surrounded Senator Bones on the sidewalk, and jeered and jostled him considerably, knocked off his hat, and made it generally unpleasant for. him, but attempted no serious violence. A fine drizzling rain is falling. Gilrox, Jan. 9. John, S. Murray committed suicide this morning in the office of the Southern Pacific hotel by cutting his throat with a razors He had been railroad and general engin eer, but being out of work and in poor heatfh. had'taken to drinlrwhich crazed his brain and resulted in self-murder. Stockton, Jan. 9. A brother of Linden, 12 years old, accidentally shot himself while trying to load a pistol. The bullet entered the thigh and passed through the bowles killing him instantly. r lie ce Go;rg& Special Dispatch to The Daily Astorian. P NO BOAT WILL LEAVE PORT LANA FOR SEVERAL DAYS ICE GORGE AT THE 3IOUTH OF THE TVALLAMET. TWO OR THREE DAYS WILL BE REQUIRED FOR THE 3CE TO MOVE OUT. STEAMSHIP OREGON AjT KAJAMA. Portland, Jan. 10. No boajfc will probably be dispatched for Astoria, for several days, as there is a large gorge of ice at the mouth uf the "NVal lamet. The channel is entirely plowed. And it will probably require two or three days for the ice to clear itself aTay. The steamship Qregon came up as far as Kalama, and finding considera-.. ble ice in the river did not attempt to proceed further. There is no possi bility of the steamer reaching here to-day. . During 1S7S there were 19, strikes in England. Some curious mathematician has made a calcu lation showing that if -all the peo ple who engage in the strikes were to work uninterruptedly for the next ten years at the advance wages for which they struck, they would not recuperate themselves from the losses sustained during these twelve months "What is made out of strikes? Chamber, o Commerce of Astoria. Regular meeting every 1st and 3d Monday of each mouth. ' J, Q. A. BO WLBY. President. Temple JLodge, .No. 7, A. F. A. M. Regular Communications first and hird Saturdays in each month, at 7- o'clock, p. u.t at thj Hall in Astoria. jMomhcrs of tho Order, in pood standing, are invited to attend. By ordei of tho "W. M.S Beaver .Lodcre No. 35, L O. O, Meet every Thursday evening. at. 7nVTnV- in fTin fhlrl "Follnw'a Hall. cor. of Cass and Chonamus "'WW6 streets, Astoria. Membors of tho Order are nvitcd to attend, By order. X. G, Astoria Lodge No. 40, L O. G. T. Regular Meeting every Tuesday Evening Ht7 o'clock, at Goqd Templar's Hall, Chona mus Street, Astoria, over, C. L. Parker's Store Members of tho Ordpr, in godstand ng, aro invited to attend. Degreo mooting 1st Monday each mon.th. By order V. C. T. Common Council. Regular meetings first and third Tuesday evenings of each mgijth, at 7 o'clock S" Persons desn;ipg to hav.e matters,, acted upon by tho Council, at any regular mooting must present tho samj to the Auditor and, Clerk on or beforo the Friday oving priqr. to tho Tuesday orhich tho CouncjJ.holds its regular.meotings. R. H. CARDWELL. AuditD"and Clerk. Astoria Engine Co. No. 1. Regular monthly meeting will behold at tho hall off the Company, on tho secondTuesdy of eachmonth, at 7 o'clock p.m. ff5"Members are o,xpoctod to attend pici. ptly, if not tho usual fines will be imposed against them, unlos5,legal excuse is ofwrod. By order of th.q,Cqmpany, A. VAN DUSEN.Presidqpt. F. A. Fisher, Secretary. BANKER AND INSURANCE. I. IV. CASE, ASTORLV, OREGON. BROKER AND BANKER. DEPOSITS RECEIVED IN COIN OR cur r rency subject to check at sight. esrSIght checksjssued on Portland, availa- ble in any part ot Oregon and Washington territory. aS!ght checks Issued on San Francisco, available in any part of the State, of Cali fornia. Sightcheck3.isstied.onXev York city, available in any part otohe Eastern States. C3Approved b.ills discounted. Loans made on available security Collections made promptly. 67,000,000 GAPITAL. LIVERPOOL AKD LONDON AND GLOBE, NORTH BRITISH AND MERCAN TILE OF LONDON AND EDINBURGH. OLD CONNECTICUT OP HART FORD, AND COMMERCIAL OF CALIFORNIA FIRE INSURANCE COMPANIES. Representing a capital of SO7.000.O0O. A. VAN DUSEX. Agent. Em Mutual taaicB Ca, OF CALIFORNIA, J. F. Houghton- .President Ciias. E. Stoky ;. '.'..Secretary Hamilton Boyd. . Airpnt "for nrprnn Gko. L. Story. ) Agents ;or Oregon Oricx Northeast corner of Stark and First ' "streets, Portland, Oregon. Net Cash received for Fire Prem iums U11S77 - $333,511 04 Assets, .Fan. 1, 1878 - 578,003 85 Liabilities Losses vnpakl ?3.(rw 37 Dividends ". 1.957 00 5,505 37 Snrnlus for Property Holders $572,470 47 Losses paid in Oregon in six years-Sll4.5lG 72 I. W. CASE. Acent, 3-2Ctf Astoria. Oregon. MISCELLANEOUS. "VfOTICE. Notice is hereby given that the il partnership heretofoie existing between Kie Chung, Kie Too. Pang Toe and Lim Sam. under the linn name and style of Quant: "Wing Co., pawnbrokers. Astoria, is this day dissolved by mutual consent. The business will be carried on by Lung Winji Co., who will pay all debts 6f tne late firm. Qua no Wing Co., Lung Wise Co., Fung Lai Dune Fong. Astoria, Oregon, Jan. 1, 1870. j5-2w CIIAIlCOAIi! CIIARCO.A1j ! THE VXPEltSIONEl). WELL KNOWN to th Columbia river cannerymen, wishes to say that he is now prepared to deliver promptlv, to order within 14 days, charcoals of the best tpialitv in quantities from 500 to 2),000 bu-shels at the lowest living rates, to anv noint on the river between liuinier and AstorhL PETER JOIIX tj-17 Cathlamet, W. T. Oregon Brass Wqrks. D st. bet. Front & First - - Portland, Ogn. tsrBrass Castings of even dtription made to order. Cocks and valves of all kinds made and repaired. as-Steam "Whistles. Oil Globes, Hydraulic Pipes and Xozzles. and babbitt metal. car Particular attention paid to all kinds of Ship Work. Cash paid for phi Brass Copper, Le-l and Zinc D. M. MOOIiE, Supt. P. MISCELLANEOUS. m sTomii HAVING JUST RECEIVED A new stock consisting of a splendid assortment of - Dress Goods, Fancy Articles, -AND- Gents' FUfflSHM- GOODS; Hats, Caps, Boots.and Shoes, Qu$nsware, Jewelry, Etc., Etc. We respectfully invite the public tq call and. Inspect the same. We have also receved a large stQk of fine, CIGARS a TOBACGO! "Which we are offering at San Francisco wholesale prices. Very repectf ully, ' A. VArDUSEN &. Co.f Cor Cass & Jefferson sts., - AsboijIa, QN. If You Want to Select a Suit of, From the very best stock in. the city call a A.VArtDUSEN&Oo,,s. VAN-BUSEN & CO.,. HAVE A SPLENDID STOCK Q, Consisting of a great vaijtety of goods tor, both ladies. and, gentlemen. VAnBUSEfl&.Go Are Agents in Astoria forlhe.SpGER-antJ. the WHITR "' " l SETOG MACHME& Large stock constantly on hand. rpo WH03I IT ilAY CONCERN. Notice is hereby given that all persons are forbid tresspassing upon, or in any wav occupying any portion of the land or beach surrounding TONGUE POINT, or upon anv part of. the Henry Marlin hind claim in Clat sop county. State of Oregon, without permis sion fr,om the undersigned ; and also xrora setting out fires upon said qlalm, whereby the standing tiinber'may in any wav b& Injured,. VAX DUSKN &l5ROwk Pep A. VanDusen. -Astoria. Oct. 5. 1877. -- l A. L. Bancroft o.A. SAX IRAX$ICO. MAKE A SPECIALTY OF DOING ALL kinds fine printing, such as ' SALMON LABELS. FRUIT LABELS, ETC, And Engraving and Printing by MTIIO GRAPHY. Anything to order will be received, bv "W. B. Bancroft, room 10 Qccident Ilbtcl, or after he leaves by D. C. Ireland. Astorlan, ollice. ' ,l1 ' 7G-tf 1852. 1S7 Hardwood Lumber. OAK, ASH, HiCKORY, WHITEWOOD LUMBER. Carriage api Materia A SPECIALTY. Orders for lumber for boat or ship work, promptly attended to. Adxess all orders E. J. NORT-HFUJP & CO., Cor. First and Main streets, Portland. Ogn- W. E. DEMENT, DKUGGIST. ASTORIA OREGON, Carries a full Assortment of Drugs, Patent Medicines, PAINTS, OIL AD GLASS. Prescriptions filled with, care Day or Night. C3J Manufacturer of Fishermen's Relief.. A sura preventative of Chapped Iland3, and cure tor Fish Wounds. Uharles HeILBORNj wm MANUFACTURE? 0? And Dealer in FURNITUREand BEDDING. ALSO IMPORTElt OF CARPETS, OIL CLOTHS, WALL PAPER, SHADES, etc. S2?A11 kimls of repairing promptly at tended to, and furniture made to order. g-A full line of picture mouldings and flames, brackets, window cornices, etc. J57Full stock and lowest prices, corner of Squemocaha and Main street. Astoria. OPILES. Tho undersigned is prepared to furnipb. a largo nnmb'er of Spiles and Spnrs at tliii place on short notice, at roaionablo rates, Apply to ,r C.3. CAPLES. Columbia Ciy. 1
