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About The Daily Astorian. (Astoria, Or.) 1876-1883 | View Entire Issue (May 6, 1879)
'v C3J 'glxz gjixiiij fvstjarlmx, OREGON ASTORIA . ISSUED EVERY MORNING. Monday Excepted.. C. EREI.A.V : s PITBI.ISIIBIC. A.siorum BuihUwj Vass street. HUMANE" JOSEPH. A Heroic Act. GENERAL HOWARD TELLS SOME j W Isul. The PLAIN TRUTHS. (three bonis belonging Tho Sickening Outrages Perpetra ted "by this Bloody Wretch, and bis Associates. t,,c n .Qithcnrintinn : JK .., ascent In the following letter General srntbvinuii. four months - Howard meets the statement put a..-u ,;i ... vnnr 9 00 :..! ,: of the east which Froe of I'o-wse to .subscribers. .have tended to show that Joseph L..wi i.;G fallmvors wnro saints, and ' Jlllll IUO ivlivnvyw -. v- , Va mto if l ."') Dcr ?itiJre per month TrunsiontatlvertMns. by the day or week, fifty cents per sminrc for oach insertion. ll... tkumuiplll'a i . r, . -..at tttcnrinn nv iiirr vuni u.u . IWT AGVCrHcmiii-- ii-v. v -.--.- . , lrl1,v in i were unveu tu ai v - - THE CITY. TWK DAItA- ASTOKIA Will he fiCVt hji mttilatuicent a month, free of pontage. Raw er Jo' rotten latc absence from the citu can haw Tin: Atokia.v follow them. Waii.y Pr Wkkkly ai'Htwt (iiainjKwt-oJficirifli-friit oUUUonal 'Titctwc Adnree may he cnanucd n often as ncsircd. Leave order at the counlUin rom. this department: VAJfCOUVEtt BA'WACXS, W. T.. I Airi ."5. 1S7. To the Editor of the Army and .Vary Jeurnal: The statements made by a corres umirl.'iit. iii vmir tmoer of the 29th of Yesterday one of Hanthorne &.Co.'s fishing boats vis V, """ ":" iV. i. I1U MIV It IIV1U JUIJ the presence of to Mr. G. W. i ! 1i rt mor im wi Hume, niaiineti u. : u.:& "", saved the men ny iimk - lives in the rough waters, also saving ; he oat and net. All were brought to this itv in gocHlc-mditioiuexceptingtheoars and some utensils lost from one of Mr. 1 line's boats, and not one cent was asked bv the men who so bravely did ill in their power, besides s ventunns their own lives V.,,' i "a """ a watery grave. They deserve much credit. Kocky-polul Oysters. AROUND THE CITY. I AMUSEMENTS. The Elder took cases of salmon. away about 3,500 The largest and finest flavored oysters that we have ever seen, produced m this uart of the country, are the Rocky-point n.steis.a sample sack of which were left at this office last week by the pro ":..,. r tiin iuri. Mr. . B. Clark. Jn in hum w . ..-- order to squared tet them we delivered the sack to mine host Megjer. of the riniMiIeiit. ami tliey are ii,uwu u mi March that .Joseph, cnier oi uie v im.rolls jr,.tlemen who narionKiii uieui. Perces, and his Indians were human., Cai,L j. W. Vhitc. of the t nited .Suites in their conduct of the so-called Nez' revenue Marine: Lieut . Gowlinc, of flu in tncir cmimuui r,,ii,wi states steamer Thomas Corwm; Perce war, is a mistake. How far the lint d Mat u' CoK otis of the chief himself is responsible, I cannot V st;i-tcs .'inn Dn i)PSniw of the .... !., ,.... lwrrif nit.rn."es than t' c? t-v i,ii.-..f. Mr. S. U. Parnsh. Oil V, UllLi l"l- .. C7 ,. .V.. 11. llll - lr 111 1 " those committed near the Mount Idaho d aU 11S the layere f ay, anc Mr. t lark t lfmiiirl in aiivanuals mav rot assured that bis aoii.ition l , s Umillj im'' .w. ---- j Mr D. L. Turpin has been appointed ndministrator of the estate of Henry Sindliuger. deceased. The new steamship. State of Calif or- urej;oii uiiu viiiiiui- nia, destined for the ( iiia route, is due in Sn in Francisco. i..... .m..itif !innreeiated. mis proves of Indian massacres. ... . i,,,..,,.?,! n ii.nibt that Shearwater bay can. I. I.r r-,,f Ul.l" .' - " ., t. .. ... saw ;t noor woman wnu au oni. oi -, .,., nrni ,.., tnC luiwiujsiws uh i , ... llllll !.-, . fcred from repeated acts or oruuiiity, tji,s eo-t. m lndiun succeeding anoiner in "- t cow n ntu-. r.hikl with nart or Cant. Mwluo bas sold his Astoria residence to Mr. Hare-, and taken up his home on a farm in Washington county. The steam tiis; Monarch is on the way to this port "from San Francisco, she eimes to assist in getting the City of Dublin afloat. svrious mishap which occurred to the Shnbrick Inst week, has laid her up for repairs in Portland. She was towed up by the steam tug umimma. The ship Wildwood. which arrived at Portland on the ilth of June last, is still without a charter. She is the only vessel now in port in that condition. Fishing is getting to be a very fash ionable pastime. The Klaskanine, Lewis iiu. dark-e. Nekanikum, etc., furnishes ample accommodations for sporters - o Senator Mitchell was in San Fran cisco in time to return home .by the steamship Oregon but was detained by business engagements. He will return overland. Since Pfunder has put his Blood Purifier on the market people have stop ped using ali kinks of watery 'Sarsapar illias " and "Whisky Pitters.M It 4gets awav ' wiui uieui aii. nire. its tongue cut out! The details con cerning the dead concerning what preceded the final acts that ended life, are sickening in their horrors. In what purports to be Josephs ac count of the war, you will find a com plete answer in my report, a part of which I send you. Joseph did not at the time complain of the thirty days. It was long enough, if his people had intended to comply with the will of the government. Even with the old Too-hul-hul-soot T w:ut natiunt. White Bird and Look ing Glass pledged themselves for his subsequent good behavior after he had defied the authority of the govern ment and behaved as harshly and im pudently as any Indian could. Upon this pledge and his own promise I re- lesised him. No band of Indians in the United States were ever treated with more carefulness and consideration than Joseph's by the officers of the army, and Joseph said to me at the final capture that if he had taken my ad vice and submitted to the instructions of the government he woum nae avoided all trouble. People not belonging to the army were killed in the beginning of the have seen m the Horse AMUSEMENTS. Cleaves dramatic and musical com bination under the management of Mr. James M. Ward are building up splen did amusement, although not as lioeral lv patronized as they deserve, to be. This evening will be presented ineever ...iiniiiinviiirrfiveactsolanchinn.nr li! t..rrv '(Virker. with Miss Emma Services in Presbvterian hall May 4th at 11 o'clock a. m. Sabbath school at noon. All are cordially invited. Xo services in the evening. M. C. Crosbv is prepared to do all kinds of jobbing in the plumbing and steam fitting line; also, bath tubs, and water backs for stoves and ranges fur nislied on shorted notice. Fresh fruits and vegetables at Baileys. The cheapest ever offered is Ham burger s tmbroulery. Oysters served in every style at the Waila Walla Restaurant. Fresh ovsters in every style at Schmeers. See advertisement. Fresh ovsters in every style and at all hours at'the Pioneer restaurant. lust received per Elder 2,000 pounds, 8-pound sheet lead, for sale at lowest rates at Magnus C.Crosby's. Xow that building is reviving in Astoria, bear in mind the fact that Peter Runey is well supplied with all kinds of building materials wuicii ue is iiieiiucu to dispu.se of to all at very lowest rates. When vou are looking for a place to amuse vourself, drop in at Max Wag nnr's. (Treat. Eastern saloon, and listen to the organ and take a glass of his fine San Francisco beer. Get vour baskets tilled for a little money at Bailey's. Buv vour domestic goods at Ham burger's." Vou can do better than at any other house. New invoice ot those Medallion Ranges at Magnus C. Crosby's. 2 Five thousand yards Embroideries i from f cents upwards, at Hamburger's. Twelve vnrtls Chinese Grass Cloth, : inches wide, for one dollar at Ham burger's. P. J. Goodman, on Main street, has just received the latest and most fash ionable style of gent and ladies boots, shoes, etc. new lot of full bound bianic,aiid for use in can- Ward's Theatre. Metropolitan Hall ! Lessee and Manager Leader of Orchestra, - Jas. M. Ward. T. Piercey Tuesday Evening, May 6th. CuMrLIMENTAUY BEXKFIT TO EMMA HEATH CLEAVES. On which occasion will be presented the ever popu.ar play in o acts of FANCHON, OR THE 31EKKY CRICKET. Fanciiox, - - Emma heath ulraves Ladky Uakban, - - Frak Cleaves" Will shortly appear MR. JAMES M. WARD, The popular Irish comedian, and CAXUtlE CXARRE WARD. MR. GERE, In Ins Dutch songs, dances and eccentrics. To Conclude ivilka Favorite Earce .:.. l...rl oiwminllv n.v -.... - --. ,. ., !.... I 1 1'i-i-J lib innirvs, .-!.. . Heath Cleaves as t aneuiou, me i-.i icuct, , . 1 1, city Bo(lk store The nronrietor of the Chicago houscwhom e erybod knows as apopu Prices to suit the times. Admission "0 and 75 cts Seats can be secured at Caufield's drug store. Matinee Saturday, at 2 P. BL Admission - - - -25 and 50 cents. .....i Afr Wr..nk cleaves as Leandry Bar- baii. We hope to see Metropolitan hall well filled on this occasion. Mr. James M Ward, the popular Irish commedian and Miss Carrie Clarke Ward will soon appear in some spendid plays. Court VroccediiiKH. I war nil Wft I-! -Air J 0 Fruit lias abandoned his I prairie country; after passing Lemhi -Water street homestead, and J. W. in that viciuity; along the stage road i-ivi.K iin ;ikMi possession, under a : filrt Ttfut-Wijil nark, several of dii- decreeofthe Circuit court. I ins laim : ferent parties killed or wounded; on was jumped water-frontage. Qlarks pork upper waters; a num- -Cant Woodburv h'ad some trouble ber of miners, several near Hart after fill to get his crew. They came up mountain; and scattered along to the bv the Oregon, but were sucn a monu sen crossing ot tne iuissmin, evui.y nc I man was killed or badly wounded tnac l'OI.ICK COUItT II. 11. PARKER J. Astoria, May 5, 1879. Sam Shan nan. drunk: fined S2; paid. UurrjJJcH, drunk; fined yi; Paid. IFm. lrm-on, Jlrunk; deposit of 2 50 forfeited. ... ,. . . Victor Forth hgnung; uiscnargeo. Henry Jones, fighting; deposit of S10 forfeited. rn, 01. Uarry Mattcson, fighting; fined S10, laGs. Anderson, fighting; deposit of 10: forfeited. lFnu McLauqhlln, profane and ab.ts ive language: dischared, the prosecuting witness being absent from the city. )F7iuJo7i?ioii,drunK; nnea oo; uaiu. The Harbor of Sisc- ..f fiinw ibat thev refused to go on board the Valley Forge on Sunday Tan Dikim! & Co. are agents for the .miniiratml White sewiun machine the so far as I can came in their way, learn. Ti.o nW pvnnetation was when a The following is a copy or the act making appropriations Jthe harbor of refuge, on the'-Pacinc- 'coast j-irom which we make the following extract: That the sum of one hundred and fifty thousand dollars be, and the same is hereby appropriated, out of any moneys in the'treasurv not otherwise appropri ated, to be expended by the secretary of war in the commencement ot the con structisii of a breakwater and harbor of refuge at such point on the Pacific ocean between the straits of Fuca and San Francisco, as may. in the opinion of inuifirit.v of the UIlll'Hl ouura cK' lar caterer, has lixed ins notei tip in splended stvle. It is all newly painted mill furnished, and is one of the most attractive places on Main street. Call around ; every luxury of the season at the Chicago house. Mr. J. Stewart. stone and marble cutter of Astoria will guarantee satis faction to all ordering work of him, and will do a better job for less money than anv outside workman. His work in the cemetery here should besufficientrecom itii.mintinn. Hofore vou let your con tracts for work of this kind it would be well to call upon Mr. Stewart. Notice lo the Public. It has been rumored in Astoria, that we purchased the greater part of the damaged goods from the ill fated steam ship Great Republic. We will announce to the public that we have not even purchased an article of the sonils we lost eurselves: but have duplicated our orders, and offer only new goods, at prices as usual, without charging per centage on them for our losses. Our goods are put down to hed rock, for we have out one price, 'ami e,i iui " only. Coiiex & Cooper, ixi. store, Astoria. GRAND OPENING OF- Ill's If Variety Tkatre,. Containing six NEW AND ELEGANT BOXES,' SITTING ROOMS, ETC. The Decorations or the New Theatre wer executed by Mr. F. Holt. NEW AND ELABORATE SCENERY, tainted by Mr. Win. West. Architect and Builder Mr. Kemble. On and after this date will be given a. First Glass Entertainment, Which for Refinement and Novelty cannot be equalled on tills coast. Our Ter- formance Commences with our First Part of Male and Female GRAND OLIO, Consisting of Singing, Dancing, Acrobatic Feats, Negro Sketches, Trapeze Performers, Pantomimists and Jugglers. n tt? ii i .-. . l .... ..K-inn niiic. i ...... . -- . .....- best in the world and is seuing mem . truce arrangement aUv ""- uPersfor thePaeinc coiusc, oe luoatsun at lower prices than ever. Take alook'suirr tne Bitter Hoot country and ! abll tjie interests of commerce, local at these machines before purchsmg else- , jOSeim snared the two ladies ' and general, being considered.- where. A prize fight took place on otwl -ex limtliHr with them in the Na lVi . ' ..-- .- - a tional nark: also a coupic oi wnuu men A . ' f?Y Ofrillll il 1 .J -. .aaJj-kr vacant lot, cfrner ui y ""',tuai;neusuuaamuu3. and wall sheets yesterday, but was soon o.nded by the presence of police officers. Noa rrests were made, the pugilists making'.lheir escape. . -- - Tlic Palouse Gazette informs us iiinf. 1'iiple .lake Miller has received in structions to increase the mail service ; between Colfax and toivuic om- uiq. per week, and between Colfax and Pa lo :se city two trips per week. JoseinYs Indians had priir.ary provo cation when the whites of Wallowa killed one of their number; but these aivnirna were not saints, and it is - " 4 Ti. will he seen that. an important provision is made to consider the in furocfg f piinmiKrcG in the selection. From the best inft)rmation we can get the board will consist of the following efficers: Lieut. Col. C. S. Stewart, t :..., ni i? s Williamson aim Lodging House Furnished rooms to let at reasonable rates at Mrs. Mun son's, Clieneiiamus St., Astoria. Single copies of the Weekly Astoki an neatly done. up. with stamps to pre-pay postage amxea. Hr sum - - ... Send'a copv to your friends in other parts ii f the. world. Price, 10 cents a copy. HOUSE CROWDED NIGHTLY' To see our Relned and Unequalled enter tainment. New Acts, New Song's and, com plete changer or Programme twice a week .' GEO. II I IX, Proprietor, Entrance to Boxes and Circle on Chena- inus street, renormance to comuicucc at eight o'clock precise. HMBHMaaadMMMHMMMPHMi- IE2:2KE2rjsjs. MISCELLANEOUS. BOATS AND NETS. LOST AND FOFXD should be promptly advertised in Tiik Astoiman. to secure speedy restoration of property to the njjht- - No lifiuor is sold on any of the Ore gon Steam Navigation company's boats uow. No bars are kept. This is a move in the right direction. Mr. Starr abolish ed bars on his Puge.t Sound steamers some time ago with good effect. not well to attempt to use their a; g. H. Mendall, all of San Eran- Cisco, and Uol. uiuespie m ivi"u' The board will meet m Portland soon. 'treacherous memories to talsity his tory. Again, the government had to re quire obedience to its authority, and 1 believe this to be right throughout our domain. We do not redress the wrongs ot Information Wanted. ful owners. WASTED. FURNISHED BED-ROOM oitry WANTED . . r :i.. r.. . ottirrli. Infill a private i;uii., i" 3"ov V 1. in Adilress with terms. 4-tfd BOX 282. Astoria P. O. The Dalles, "Walla Walla, Dayton and .wi Miw.rr.itii nf eastern Oregon Wasnington display fine teste in the erection of their buildings. When we or viitiiiff the Palouse country last Anv one. bavin? seen any of the fol- Win.r thiiiL's among the'baggage, lost th Tiidians hec:tuse the army is called on tilt. Great Republic, will do a p:is- to make the Indians obey, and cannot . SL.nger a favor by reporting at this from our system be called in to make J effice: the white man do the same, vv e am photographs, with the initials x n. -l.. our best in Joseph's case, and have Medical notes and verses in manuscript, done our utmost under the law m .11 j A , ma. - $$ nt.hwp iss to lie ) me eivii iivitmui- --------.- WAXT12D. k COTTAGE HOUSE OF FOUR OB FIVK i vnn..,o it, utnri:i. Leave word at wil- son & Fisher's for O. b. WamL S4'OW IiOST. Broke adrift in the Co lumbia, with a cargo of ash wood cedar bolts ami flr bark. Suitable r -ward to an -one picking her up. Addnw: 40.9 Mt. Coffin. W. T. TVTET IiOST. On LI 23t vear Mrs. Jaines Ewart was putting up ii new uoiei ui wut. '- -.. - illustration of the building as com pleted, in the Gazette, and it is very treditsible indeed, both to the builders, the town, and the popular hostess. Mr J. D. Osbotn. of Mishawaka write-s to us that be has; a fine lot of English re-grass seed, for sale. He kiVs that 'if he can be sure of sale at ..r. ..l.irt fiirurix t would materially aid him in securing an artnVial leg. It will he remembered that Mr. Osborn lost a leg bv an accident while showing itran-crs through Nchalem valley with IhvTew of seklement If any dealers wish this seed, we shall take pleasure m furnis li ng particulars in a letter on file in this ollice. On his recent visit to Astoria Col. Geo. Hunter left with us a diagram Showing the routes for railways m Co f ".V. 1a rii.,. walla counties which nnnears to us worthy of the attention of IWuSZ builders. 'About sixty miles tiis nunish white men who muruer Indians and steal their property; but the posse commitatus law finally hindered this hell). The balances of lense, etc. X Card. Mrs. E. IC. Itinker wishes to announce n ti... i,.iiii. f Astoria ami viciiui. .. . . I Tfl I 1111 Mill iustice are not in eciuilibnuin, but it ;,....-- :u the ciy.fortwo is the fault of an inadequate and one ; Wl.t.lj; ami jn conjunetion with Mrs. S. -i..i .wi f L-. ntnoli flirt fsinH .' T M,.i."..n,, iviii ti:ieb her system fit of the executors of it. i Dress Cutting to any who si to avail themselves ot uiiopponuiuij. of the executors ExtracU from my reports at your pleasure. Yours truly. J. J. XLUAK.U. Fridav night. April th new net. of about l."0 fathoms ; Barbour's No. ?. . 10-nlv tnnyui : '": ton lines; floats branded W. H. A suitable rewanl will be paid on returning the same or giving information where it may be .found n M. Ill .'it!., X' I....-;.. ni-nmll AMIUIil, vit,ii. Two Trips Inlly to lTpper Town. MB. F.SHEBM AN takes pleasure in an nouncing the fact that he has perfected arrangements for making two regular trips dally to Upper Astoria and back, regular street car style, for passengers and small packages. , x, ,, , iMJ-Will leave J. W. Oearharts, the Parker House, and the Occident, dally at 11 A.3i. and 3 i m. Uetuniing will leave an Du sen's upper town store. Fare for the round trip lo cents. GOING! GOING! GOING! 30 Days From This Date WILL BE SOLD At Cost at the CITY BOOK STORE Books, Stationery, Chromos, 4-H0-9 Seventy JoI!:ir ICeward. "VTET IiOST. ni the morning of 11 fipposite Barneys Point. 17) fath 1" threafl. -Ki-plv. cotton hues. : A Hartford religious enthusiast undertook to fast forty days, and be came a maniac at the end of the fifth day. only are required, along natural routes, ?n the flats marked out, to reach nearly "cry available acre of the agncu tural . , o,,ri there are thousands of those. capable of producing large quantities ; ol cap.iun u i .iiiiindantlv able The Mountaineer says that the Ore gon Steam Navigation company have made a contract with Mr. J. H. uieker son, of Dalles city, whereby Mr. P. is to furnish all the meats itsed by the com pany on their boats from Astoria to LCWision oh iue omiuiM.i iii,y .. i . ii A....t i..x. .. tii.i .iiiiiiiif 'rii ! an uieirm ""."',- :'""".",, t, "' Arller cannot be V meat Will DC Carneil ill lUf r.iw ". ia- ' , V l 1 UfimiMrv Hnp friimtiMl to the various locations on the : blank book and stationery line. route. We hope the departure" will be a success and that Mr. Diekerson will make a fortune out of the contract. morning of the 2nth iiuoui. -M. meshes . - a . L,.fMnil in t !... 1 .1-1 llfl ! I W 1-4- rillllll.-IVl lo lmvl.'beenstiijen.as the lines weie cut off. Twentv dollars will be paid hr tne recovery ,,f the iiet, and So for -nvicUoiMd : the lllltI Tongue Point. And a variety of other goods too liuinerou to mention. Chas. Stevens & Son. Babv carriages of the best styles, j and at low prices, at Loeb's. mdersoid in the Blank invoice files cheaper than can bo bought any v. here, at Adler's. ,i ii"" -'- ; i... i,,t-i,. . . i. n,x im cr s uuumiaiiuj to fiVrnisb much desirable information in these subjects. The postal department of Walla Walla s ably conducted, the delivery clerk (Miss May Page) she never sees a face but oiice,and she remembers it always. The island of Matacong, which, it Best Salem Hour is sold in this is said, is to be ceded to France, is '.city at 5 50 per barrel by Warren & situated one mile from the main land j Mcfcuire. . f sinrm. TiAinie. in 9 desr. 10 niin. JRnaf. snniures. wholesale and retail north latitude. It is three miles in at Dements drug store, Astoria. Five circumference, and has a port and thonsaidjustreceived. warehouses. The population consists i ..Rustic frames for 25 cents up, and of three hundred free negroes and one a handsome assortment of other kinds, European. 1 at Adler's. To Whom it May Concern. FROM AND AFTER THIS DATE, T here bv appoint F. M. Bartholow as my duly uithoried agent for the tninsaction (f my bSess in Oregon and Washingt(merntor'. Astoria. April 17. 1S79. Who is Elected? OF TIIK Great Eastern Saloon, CONCOMLY ST., ASTORIA. Mrs. H. A. Derby. Beccived by last steamer a superb stock of 3IILLINERY GOODS, Embracing every novelty in the line. KID GLOVES, RUCHINGS, And other goods too numerous to mention,. I Dp. Warner's Healtfi Corset Crtii onlv be purchased in Astoria at Mr. Derbv's. .Nlaiii street, between Squemoqhe and JetTei-son. OX KOSS, HOUSE AND SIGN PAINTER Shop on Cass street, Astoria, Oregon. and lvalsonmning a D hangini ess- Paper eniin1tv HIS FAVORITE KES01LT HAS JUST j' I5jr All "work guaranteed to give satiafac nun. rOTICK. My wife Elizabeth having left X been refitted and stocked with ALL TUB BEST ERASES OF Imported and Domestic. lVIncs and JLaquors, CiarM and Tobacco. 1ST San Francisco Beer five cents a glass TTf 13( inv bed and board, without cause or provocation, all persons are hereby notified that I will not be responsible for any debts of her contracting after tub date. jm j. w. i-ii.li April l!8, li
