The Daily Astorian. (Astoria, Or.) 1876-1883, December 01, 1881, Image 2

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ASTORIA- OREGON:
THURSDAY- DEC. 1. 1S1
.1. F. HAIXOIM.V
....Urilior.
Coast Defenses.
The recent publication in the j
San Francisco Argonaut of a sup-1
posed descent of a foreign fleet j
upon the California coast, and in
the New York Fiction of a proph- j
ecy concerning the bombardment
of New York, has suggested vid
idly the defenseless condition of
our seaports. The Swedish in
ventor Erricson, who succeeded in
producing the Monitor, nineteen
years ago, which ressel revolu
tionized naval warfare, has in
vented a new system of coast de
fenses in the shape of a torpedo
gun boat, which he calls the De
stroyer, and which is tho worst en
gine of destruction ever floated.
The vessel is built wholly of iron,
is 130 feet long and twelve feet
wide, with a draft of eleven feet.
When in full trim and ready for
offense or defense, she is almost
entirely under water, the deck ap
pearing just above the surface.
She carries but one gun, thirty
feet long, with a sixteen -inch bore.
The torpedo or shell is twenty-five
feet six inches in length, sixteen
inches in diameter, weighs fifteen
hundred pounds and has a charge of
two hundred and fifty pounds of ex
plosive material in the forward end.
This tremendous missile is placed
in the gun and fired under water,
the machinery opening a valve in
the vessel for its discharge at the
moment the shell leaves the muzzle.
It cats directly through the water at
a velocity of three hundred feet
per second, and will go seven hun
dred feet. It leaves no track, and
the submerged sound is unheard
by the enemy. There is no device
known to nautical science to see
it, avoid it or provide against its
discharge when it contacts with a
hostile hull. The supposition is
that two discharges would sink
any vessel that floats. The De
Mtroyer has engines of one .thou
sand horse power, can move faster
thaujany iron-clad afloat, the heavi
est shot butglancesfrom her turret,
she can tail into a hostile fleet of
iron-clads hiterto deemed invul
nerable, and Mlentiy eiul them
all to the bottom in thirty minutes
without receiving any iujuiy her
self. It ii claimed that one such
vessel ej;n defend an ordinary har
bor, and if so the country i once
more safe.
It is reported that the Southern
Pacific railroad company is mak
ing arrangements for the ostablish
ment of a line of steamers between
Iiverpool and lhe Gulf of Mexico,
to connect with the road, and that
the company has ordered TOO
combination immigrant-wheat cars,
which will carry grain from this
coast toalie Gulf and passengers,
coming back. The report further
states that the rate from Liver
pool to San Francisco will be ?'3o.
One thing is to be urged by the
people of this section upon the
attention of the Congress that
meets on the ,5th inst. and that is
the necessity of declaring the
Astoria land grant forfeited, and
thus unlocking to settlers and
-'would be railroad builders the im
mense tract of valuable country
now held under cover of a
crust promise.
pie
lx America, when a hank cash
ier steals $2,000,000 lie is put in
jail, and the ladies send flowers to
tho poor fellow until the governor
-finds time to pardon him out. Jn
China a freak like that conts the
cashier his head, and though it may
not be much of a head it is a sore
Joss to him. Singularly enough,
too, bank defaulters are quite rare
iti China.
Bob Ixgeissoli. assserts that re
ligion is "losing its grip' in this
1world. ti so, it's singular that
such papers as the New York
Herald and Chicago Times will
publish from six to eight columns
of minion, giving full religious in
i telligence, as such papers always
j publish just what people want to '
i read.
i JLI undersigned has lcenciptoinied 1 t-rc
Thk soothsayers and alarnu.V.s j nS
have turned their attention te'5dfS: y, JwwtoKjMm
other selections from tho stock of '
worries on hand,
and since the I
world refused to come to dn end
on the 24th ult., as they predicted,
they come to the front now with
a prophecy that the earth is drying
Up. If they would but follow such
a glorious example!
The value of the world's cotton
, .
manufactures is placed in govern- j
ft oioomnmi I
ment statistics at $1.318,319,000,1
of which $561,170,000 is manu
factured in Great Britain, 233-
280,000 in the United States, j
$106,920,000 in Germany, $120,-
060,000 in Russia, and the remain- j
der i?. fifty-two other countries. j
NEW TO-DAY.
A CAItI.
ASTOBIA, XOV. Mi, 18K1
Mb. Editer:
I have read with interest lately, arti
cles in the Daily Astobiax charging
members of the police force of our city
with immoral conduct as men. anil
wrong doings as officers.
In my judgment the articles referred
to have been timely and to the point, but
not as severe as the facts warranted.
The imperious and tyrannical conduct
of the Chief of the force, his own ac
knowledgement, made nearly three
years ago, that he had taken hush mon
ey; his neglect to enforce ordinances
ngninst the lowest dues In the citj.
where robbery after robbery has been
committed; his reinstating on the force
men who have been removed from it
for tlrunJrcnncss: his refusal to remove
officers from it after the fact had come
to his knowledge, that they had been ac
shtlny in and accessory to the ruin of
an orphan girl, stamps him as a man
utterly unfit to hold any official position
whatever; the drunkenness of .some of
the force and the licentiousness of oth
ers, and the connivance of the whole
force, with the exception of Mr. IJeaze
ley, at each others vices, points equally
upon the others, the broad arrow ol con
demnation. It is said by some, and to
their shame be it spoken, that the keep
ing of the present police force in power
is necessary to insure the success of the
Republican party next .June. Out upon
an argument, if it can be called by so
dignified a name, that would keep cor
rupt men in office to secure temporary
political triumph, for such a triumph
must necessarily be but temporary. 1
am a Republican ; yet, 1 would a thou
sand times rather see my party beaten,
than march to victory under the leader
ship of men whose record reads as does
that of this police force.
Our martyred Garfield and hii wife
have lifted the family into the high
plane of honor and esteem it should al
ways occupy. Where would Je the
family. If principles such as this police
force evidently hold were to become the
rule in America i Where? In the low
est depths of degradation. Do not let
us forget fellow citizens, both Demo
crats and Republicans, that civil service
reform is the order of the hour; and
that that reform is based upon the prin
ciple that onlj good men should be kept
in office. Is a self confessed thief the
only niau capable of filling the office of
Chief nf I'rtliee"? When tlin nii'ont
Chiel admitted three years ago that he I
had taken money to conceal violations s
of the law, did he offer an excuse'.' 11
believe he did; he said cmofiicr ?iiu7i
toUl ?tim to do if, and this confession
was made before the Common Council
of this city and is therefore public prop-
est men or dishonest men inoiiice; in
dependent men or tiueklers; "Men who
know the right, and knowing dare
maintain," or knave and moral cow
ards; men with not mil high intellect,
but also broad intelligence founded on
investigation and knowledge, none of us
will differ. Citizu.v.
SAILORS' HOME.
SAILORS' LONGSHOREMEN'S
TV Bonrdincr mid L.od:Inr
Ilause.
Corner of Ijfajetti and Concond.vSur
astouia, - onr.r.oN.
13,
Board and lodging, per week
Board and lodKlnp, per day.
Meals. - - - -
1 0-J
O. H. YTXCKXT & OKO. V. DAY,
Proprietors.
8a"SUuntions tjnjrasred for parties eckiug
SteaniboaLs nnd Coasting Vessels.
WM-
IlCiVK.
-L'JTJ!.lji1lin-g
BOAT BUILDER,
AT THE OLDSTAXI), OKAY'S BUILDING
J-FIItST CLASS WOKK.-Stt
Sheriffs Sale.
BY VIUTUE OF AX EXECUTION 15
sutMl out of the Honorable Dstrict
court of the 2d Judicial District of Washing
ton Territory, on the 27th day of October,
1881. and to me directed, in favor of the Ter
ritory ot Washington. plalnUff, and Y. llllani
T. Harrington, defendant, commanding and
directing me that out of the pergonal prop
erty ot the said defendant, or if sufficient
cannot be found then out of the real piopertv
of said defendant in Wahkiakum county.
Washington Territory, to satisfy the .turn uf
one hundred dollars, with intorest. t tho
rate of ten per cent, and costs, accruing
costs and expenses, I have levied upon and
trill sell at public auction, to the highest
bidder, on Saturday, 3lst day of December.
1881, at 2 o'clock p. si. of said day. at the
court houke door. In town ot Cathlaraet,
"Wahkiakum count y. Washington Territory,
for cash in hand at time of sale, nil the righ't.
title and interest of the defendant. William
T. Harrington, in and to the following des
cribed real pronerty. to-wlt : S "W i of X B
1SM.tY?i'r XT V if iat l'.S A U If If I
and E V, of 8 E k.lota 1. 2, 3 and 4. section !).
-Z4. (Ulll J:"i ' i -. U1U i I -O. 111 D 1. -A
Tfl.lt8tvet,
TO.E JiofSEU; lots ii nnd 6 Sec 9. B8W,
25S acres. W. TV. SlAItSUALL.
w-Ot Sheriff of TYahklakum Co., V. T.
1I4WT dU, lUUi UUU . iYT 111 '
f "o AAAr . l.e .u.10Um.,stl
'rty, as is aho every public act of eer
t public officer. These men will not es- j
'eapeciiticisin. Wc may differ in pnli-j
! tics, but on the nuention of having hnn-!
Aw9iL
flt((rCt!iF
I
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
Administratrix Noiics.
"VOTICE IS UEKEI1Y GIVEN THAT f.
Prc"IJi them to the ur-derstcned as ht r &-
monx mm i:u -laii- ,.,.
...l.i.l.'i. 'ir r.im (
Ariiii.tsistrairix.
Fklpanon, "November 2 . ISM.
'A-H
TTKADOrAKTEIW Dl'PAKTMnXT OI
JUL. I
the Columbia. Vanefm or liarmoks. V.
T.. Nov. 2t. 1SS1.
Written oroiKjaK ai'l ! n-c ived by tlie
under-limed, at Ysncovver ItarntHM. v. T..
until MiirchSK, li3.i, tr the rijjnr u cclu-
sivc seiiitac on the Fort Mvreus. tt'oiisl
Adams lluitsr? itcvmirtion. dttnnn the
t ntxt (Hung snunii. The right i reject wiy
i tr m mas. a- mav iw ueomcii ic-4. ! iv-
IteiTcdbN the under-Hmed.
o.d. guki:k.
Mai. ami asn'i Asr. t'cnend.p.rewturtgit-,
dler General U.S. Ami. dlf
: '
For Sale.
Per imwai bars -Waulocfc" dwe at Asiorfn j
Marc5' xi'
100 Tons No. 1 Giencarnock Scotch j
'9 'ron j
40 Tons English Foundry Ccfce. !
350 Tons Best Hard Steam Coal. !
Applj
rr:. c. kin'm:y.
Astoria, Oregon.
GERMAXIA BEER HALL
ASP
ilOTTLE nr.ER DIvTOT.
i:h-vvits ?Taicr. Avium.
The JiCSt Of ljUtfCl'ii Ji?
Orders for tin
a Glass
n,
II UUili
BSJ
Loft at tins i'' '
eil tn.
35-No rln
tins pLiw
- ;.!-
tvIu at
vopriutor.
FHANKLIN,
I .
UNDERTAKER,
sr-'ffs.
Cinri'r (.ts and inrirnKjlH- vtiin-ti.
ASTOltlA.
Dl'.rMoX
ih:i.hi: i.n
WALL PAPEK
VM
VriNROW SHADES j
ami ;
UNDERTAKERS GOODS.
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SaBESESSSH-
INDORSED BY
huuatAtcn
rnioiuiAtio,
niJCDnvpjicsj fn
w-uiiumiu.e, u
THE AFFLICTED EVERYWHERE.
THE GREATEST MEDICAL
TRIUK1PH OF THE AGE.
SYK1PTOW1S OF A
poss of nppotitc.'K'nusoa.bovrola coativet
yain in trTeHead.with c dull ponsatToh m
the back part, Pain under t B6cnou.lder
BSdo, fullnep-anlter eating, vritSn dism
Siunatiort to exertion ofbotly or mind,
trritabillty of temper. .Low EpiritsTXog j
ot memory, vnth n tooling of Having neg;
Tected somo'duty. wcarlnesarTJlzainea
Fluttering of tSeTgcart, Dotsbefore tho
eyes. YeOqw Skin. Headache. Keatlosa
ncss at night, highly colored" tJrine.
tTTHESSWAEHIEGS AUS UlfHEZDED,
JFRinil'iniQFA'JFCWJIl RnnM rf npvpi oppn
TU'i'FS PILLS ""o especially adapted to J
Kacnca.es,oiioacfoeuM:iBsucftaciian;e
of feeling ai to astonish tho snffercr.
They InrroneetlioApietItc. and cause tho
bCKly to TaUp oti t'lcarli. thus the sysiem is
nnurlhci.onJby:!iclrTo3lcActlonoatho
I)licstlTcOrKntiB. Kcpiilar.HlooU arc prv
lijced. 1'rice 25 c-nt3. SS 'Inrrny KU, S. .
I
BfcB 33 EC -y? C ib-
ky IlAinorWiiisKKirscliaace-l Uattvv
':a(.sc j n Hlutl'- .-iii!k-a:iiini tlilsDYK- tt
U-en? a natur.il color, ar.s lnstuatanoo)itv.
il 'rlrn?etl,rcll ? ij r--34oa i -ciii r;4.
Office, 35 Murray St., How York,
H a,i iitctipu 'n l n.i i at. ,-i:it.i;4 j.'
MINT SALOON,
f OFi'OSITE O. It, & X. COMPAXY.S liorir
v...
Xone but the best liquors and cigars pascd
over the bar.
W. SCHOLDT.
sxsssxTSESsanJJArJhS'jxr &t'k&ss
MISCELLANEOUS
J. . llA.O
eflb
;M;:n&ftiw to
Attw.il and retail dcid-sMn
'
j-M ,
i f zf'GG&PtfsS
!fa,,'vw,,?
'passions
Ofotory.
Glass and Piated Ware,!
TROl'lOAI AND IK:dlTIC
I FRUITS AND VEGETABLES.'
Together with
! Wines, Lipoid TotacoolCipi's
The htrgi'st ami most ctimplett stuck of
itso.t.s In their lino to be found in tlie It y.
j 'onier of Cass and Sjuon.oe.lit St nfSs,
ASTOKIA. OKKCOX.
R1S1I FLAX THHEAliS
j Salmon
S"et Twine.
Cotton Seine Twine,
Cork and Lead Lines,
Cotton letting, all sizes.
Seines IViade to Order,
Ffax and Cotton Twine,
Fishing Tackle, etc.
BARBOUR BROTHERS
"1 1 "tlnrkot Street. Hnu FraurlNrn
HENRY DOYLE & Co.. Manager..
-ASK FOK-
UNION INDIA RUBBER CO'S
1'ure l'ara liUin
Rubrjer Boots and Coats.
lHl'VVARK or iAirr.vnox t
lk sun tin! l'oots aro sLimjxsl CHAOK
I'llOOr ontlir- heels, and Iir.o tlio PURE
GUM Sl'llIXGS on tho foot and inMt-n.
uhk'h pn-vent-i their crackiu- orhreakuip.
Tliey will lsist twice as lenj: :n nny others
ininnf.icturcd.
"Oil SALE BY ALL DCALKKS.
all Kixirs nunr.i:i: ulltixg. I'ack
ix:. hopc, spiiiXGs. CLoniixfs.
IJOOTS AND SHOK-. F.tc
GOODYEAR RUBBER CO.
R. n. VKAHE. dr.
S.3I. RUXYOX.
Asents, San Francbco .
HOLMAN'S PAD.
FOK THK
ST0MAGH,
-LIVER,
AND
KIDNEYS.
TRADH UAK:.
In all cases of billiousncss and malaiia in
every fonii, a preventative and euro of chills,
fever and dumb ainie. Dr. Holman'.s l'ad is a
perfect success. And for dj-sj)ep-.ia. sick
heaihicho and nervous prostration, as tlie
pad is applied over tho pit of the stomach,
the great nervous centei.it annihilates the
disea.se at once.
It regulates the liter nnd Moinach so .uc
eessfully that digestion become-, perfect.
Trof. D. A. LooniLs sajw : "It is nearer u
universal panacea than anything in medi
cine." This Is done on the principle of ab
sorption, of which Dr. Holman l'ad Is th
only tnie exponent.
For all kidney troubles, use Dr. llolman's
Renal or Kidney Pad, tho best remedy in the
j f:,cuilv
t
! Al.i .!
rccuiiiiui'iiueu uy me meiiical
Beware of Bogus Pads.
ISich genuine llolman's Pad bears tho pri
vatc recnuo stamp of the Holmau Pad Co..
with the above trade mark printed in green.
Buy none without it.
Fop Sale.by all Druggists.
Dr. llolman's ad Ice U free. Full treatise
sent free on application.
Address : JIOLMAN I'AD CO
T- n ,.. ., "U "wdway. Xew York.
j "
j (x, . ST il SON
& CO.,
BLACKSMITHING.
' -v Cant
Rogers old stand, comer of Cass
and Court Streets.
Ship and Cannery work. Horseshoeing.
vnsons made and repaired. Good work
guaranteed.
r j ,
f fccucuwute'l ;
MISCELLANEOUS.
Greo, W . nnme c-
JMI611. Wholesale and Retail Deafer 'pKMfl
1 ""jf:r---- -.i - "TT -"-
urruYisiuus. Xjuiil uer.
etc.
ETC.
ETC.
jFisliermmis ami Cannery
SiUPJPLJIES
A SPECIALTY.
AGENT FOR THK
San Jose Fruit Packing Company.
AND THE
Saii'Francisco Chemical
WOKKS,
ASTORIA
OREGON.
A CITY
I ELECTION
SOON 10 TAKK I'LACK XKCD XOT
J'AUSK YOU TO FOKCKT THAT
(JiiRLADLER-l
HAS
a r..vi:(;i: and constantly ix-
( KEASIXfS STOCK OF
HOLIDAY GOODS.
ALL THi: LATKST
i-js:ct3s:sxsissE:iiKB:it:icaEi3is;aitrLC3i
-iBIOIOIKISl
M
m
taigSI333IEI!I3ElSI31SaSSIIZ3tHI33IIZKBBll
IN ALL niK AKIOl'S STYI.Krf.
MAJOLICA
PLAQUE
BIJOUTERIE,
In eerv stvle and linesi quahtv.
IlHALKK IN
New and Choice
milli n:e R Y,
Desires to call the attention of the Ladles of
Astoria to tlie fact that she nas received
a larce assortmont nf the
LATK.ST STYLKM OF
Hats, Bonnets, Trimmings,
ash
Corner Jfaln and Squcmoqhe Streets.
TW 2S. XfcEliyEEiWT.
ASTORIA, ORIICOX
DRUGS AND CHEMICALS,
Toilet and Fancy Articles,
PATENT MEDICINES, ETC.
!3?-Pre3cnptlons can-fully compoundedjat
all hours.
Homeopathic Tinctures and Pellets,
and Humphrey's Specifics also kepL
FARM AND TIMBER LAND.
33; ACKF.1.
East H of Hubbard claim on tho "Walluski
for sale, blx miles from town bv water or
countv road. Inquire of OELO F. PARKER,
or at this otliee. tf
iTsp.1t,5ts ?&
COXtAr.K OF ai. J&':AXI
m, wt w i m t
i
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V (r IB) ' M&Sk; I T (r "
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fbiktizi
THE
STEAM PRINTING HOUSE
HAS
FASTEST AND BEST PRESSES,
We puiclias Paper, C:iuls. Ink, and
jO-t Lo-west
Ami can therefore nflardilo ur-e. a we
OSSTXSr 03:C233SS5.a.-3?E3 DPLXOE3S.
Cards, Envelopes, Circulars,
Tin: KVEKY DAY WAXTS OF
wonKsnor are siii-plied at peices "which Cn-
NOT BUT GIVE SATISFACTION TO ALL.
T
HE ASTOEIAN,
-J-JSy..7gpyMwW
iDAILY
T
S RESPECTED AND COMMENDED BY ALL FORHT8
Impartiality, Ability,
THE PAPEK FOR THE COMMERCIAL MAN,
FOR THE FARMER, FOR THE MECHANIC,
FOR THE MERCHANT, FOR EVERY PERSON
DAILY ASTORL1X TERMS: BY IWAII..
(POoTAGE FKEE TO ALL SUBSCKIBERfl.)
DAILY, ONE COPY ONE YEAR..ZT. 59 00
DAILY. ONE COPY FOUR MONTHS S 00
""Sample copies or either edition 10 cents.
Address : J. '- HALLOBAX Jt Cti.
Publishers, Astoriu, Oregon
-Postmasters are amhotl7ed to act as agents for The Astobiax.
IXEontgosnery,
nm Er.3 in;
Tfn. Sheet iron and Copper Ware.
A Gc eral Assortment of
HOUSEHOLD GOODS.
Ac,eMi for
Maex-e Stoves and Eaiisres
The Best in the market.
l'lUmuint; goods of all kinds on hand. Job
work done in a workmanlike manner.
JJEPPEKSOX STREETS.
X o
ASTOBIAN
THE
AXjyTYl'E OF THE LATEST STYLES.
other material of the manufacture's
Gsi.&l3. Rates,
alwavs do. the host :utleles. while efcarRlug
Bill Heads and Letter Heads.
TnE COUNTING ROOt AND THE
SSfc-
AXD TMiEKLY)
Fairness and Reliability
J&STi-
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