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I N CJ 5?Itc -nals. Ssfcrofcxtu ASTORIA. OREGON: THURSDAY- JAN. o, 1SS2 J. f. Il.tLLOU.VX Editor. ltailroatl Connection. way company, ;ncbrporated in Port land last Saturday From the Standard we learn that the enter prise in which said corporation is to engage is: First, .the .construct ing and operating,of a railroad or railroads from, a point on the east ern boundary Hne of the State of Oregon, at or nenr the junction of the Snake ami 'Malheur rivers, westward, crossing the Cascade mountains, by way. either of the McRenzio river, Minto Pass, and Santiam river or,, by way of the middle fork of the "Willamette river to the city of Portland; sec ond, to- construct a road from the same 'point on the eastern bound ary of the. state, northwestward via .Baker City to' the Columbia river, at the- town of Umatilla, or such other point as may, be found most practicable, thence by way of said river on the south bank thereof, tothe west side of the Cascade mountains, and thence to the city of Portland. Third, the construction, etc., of an extension of said lines, or with one thereof from Portland nortnward to some point on the Columbia river. The 'connecting .with such other rail road and' navigation company, owning or operating lines of trans portation in the state of Oregon, or any other state or territory in the in the United States, as may be deemed expedient, and entering into agreements therewith for the pro-' rating'on" freights, and fares on either or both. It is the intent and purpose of the corporation to build a line of railroad in connec tion" w'itfr, and a part of the Oregon Short Line of Wyoming Territory, and to ultimately consolidate with and become a part of said line. It is expected that the 0. R. &N. Co. wiljcxtend their line to Baker City-aiid that'the" Sliort Line will be built from Granger to Boise by the end of this year mid MB" Te- maining 120 miles between the two termini to lie built and oper ated by one 'of the other, roads, as may be mutually agreed upon, and earnings divided pro rata, but Mr. "Williams says that Mr. Villard haa a charter to build through Idaho and Wyoming, and the Short Line must be ready to return the com plimenT iJy'Ccoming. "to" Oregon, hence the-preparation, as it is barely , possible that this agree ment may be'riiillified. ' 'Whatever may be the future of the Short Ijinef?h Oregon, its -headquarters will be in Portland, and if it does not join Mr. Villard's enterprises, will make that city its western terminus ? A Brother's Opinion. Tn' an interview with John Gui teau, brother of the assassin, on .the3rd,3he saidt..accordirij to a Washington dispatch, the prisoner receives about three hundred let- ,'ters'' "a day'. They are no longer sent to him. We have not time to read them, as there are too many, other-.important things to . do. ' It", would not be proper, of .4 :W.&$ftfcl2end them to him. Al- '. -t losBp bjtn to hold levees, read 'J j'plpere see letters, send out Jet- 1rfcte,3S!)ff?hingsof that sort, is not t'shMWPr'nipe- - prisoner so . -situated might get up a conspiracy. ". . Of55ifse' there Is notliingof that kind to be feared in this case. "Whatls your opinion as to the result of that trial." "I "believe 'the jury will hang liitn,,anq3or insane. 1 have al ways told oiir people so. The 'tendenchf this expert testimony has been very .strong against him. These gentleman have a theory Ahafc tnefeScannot'be'insanity with out disease. We all knew that as soon as they' came here and began , JV? ?$C$5!i,,e,r' he i Jfl- been -sick or not, what the testimony would , bcggeptlemen .are honest in their theory, but their theory is wrong. They are partisan de- " fehderi'"of a"nw ideV When sharp lawyers began to gain an acquittal on the ground of emo tional insanity and his being monomaniac, the experts got to gether and decided that the brain must be found Jo be diseased in order to establish insanity. It is a IvMwijr wiuv uuum iiiiug any iikiij. The truth is my brother is an idiot? les, an ldtot," 'continued Mr. Giteau. In response to an ex clamation of surprise, he said: "There are different kinds of idiots. He was born without ordinary common sense. He ought to be thinking about other things," said MrJ Guiteau, speaking of letters received for the prisoner, "he ought to be thinking about his latter end." "In the event of his being hanged what disposition will be made of his body"?" "I have my opinion but I don't like to give it." He hesitated a moment and then overcoming his momentary scruples, said, "I think the prosecution will do anything to justify their course, and there will be no post mortem examination made." Guiteau further expressed the opinion that the jury would not be out more than two hours before deciding a verdict of con viction. "The truth is," he said, "pressure of public opinion is too great. It is bulldosing the judge and jury and everybody else. I wll say for Judge Cox, however, that he has shown remarkable dis cretion and firmness during the whole trial." The present surplus of coin in the federal treasury has developed numerous schemes for expending it. Speculators and public plun derers of hhjh and low degree have projects for constructing all sorts of public works which they will own and the Government will pay for. The worst of it is that many needed improvements; many measures of national importance in the matter of river and harbor improvements are, for' that very reason overlooked. By the time the "jobs" arc pretty well put through, many legitimate bills come up just in time to share in tho odium the passage of the for mer inspires and are killed. In a late speech at Carlisle, Lawson, a member of parliament said in reference to the Irish questien: "If peoplo had some thing disagreeable they did not stick to it, but got rid of it. If tbey had a housemaid who was constantly breaking crockery, get ting into hysterics, and acting in such a way that two or three had to b'e called in to her, they would say, 'wayward sister, go in peace.' And if they did not get the Irish question settled, he would cast away all prejudice and look the question impartially in the face. He did not see much argument in the way the leaders and everybody dealt with this question. There was one thins;, they said, which could never be allowed the utsintcrgration of the empire. "A five sylkilile.ii word always fetched John Hull, and yet we have been disinter grated over and" over again, and it did us a great deal of good. Once upon a time we ruled America, but the Americans did not want us to rule them any more, and were disintegrated." A California negro minstrel recently employed in a lucrative engagement failing to act in his usual hilarious manner, gives as his reason that he had lost in real estate ventures. The manager now brings suit that his troubadour be funny by order of the court, or show cause why his engagement should not be cancelled. MARRIED. Durnsido J.nmley. In Astoria, Jan. 3d. by Rev. J. V. Millipran, David Y. Burnside to Hiss Laura R. Larnicy. Trulllnger Pope. In Astoria Jan. .id 7 Itev. J. V. .illlligan, Thomas O. rulllnger to Miss Florence A. Pope. NEW TO-DAY. Notice. rpHE FIRM OK PAGE & ALLEN" LS this JL day dissolved by mutual censent: the business hereafter will be continued bv A. V. Allen. All persons Indebted to said-linn are hereby notified to settle their accounts without delay. C. II. PAGE. A. V.ALLEN. ' Astoria. Oregon, Jan.-L 1332. " l J -. LIBERTY MIL. r. w. stecihiax. Jl.YXAC.EU ! Thursday EvOan. 5, 1882.; ENGAGEMENT EXTRAORDINARY. Grand Comedy Gill. One fJicht Only. ' I"ir-t and ntilv appearance of tl:o lv- ! nowned actor Jlr. W. E. Supported liv tin" talented actress, MLs ! NELLIE IIOIJIUOOK. Mr. Hany Coltnn. j Mr. Willis Slmms. ami ilie entire Shrriilan i Dramatic Company in Our Boarding House. JOSKi'lI PIOHETTr,- a Pieilmontese. onr last boarder (as plaved liv Mr. Sheridan 100 nights In New Vi.rk City i. W.K, SUKltlDAN. 1H0 Iiimtis iu ISO .llimitcH. CB-Dnnt fail to ,.e- the ftUKAT IHTEL between Prof. Crepiriuits (SilllutMl and Col. M. T. Elvivato. "and make no mistake." Prices as usual. Kescrvcd seats for salt; at Carl Adlers. .1. 1. HOWE" Manager Sheridan Combination. X. K. 3- SBfcCS'TESS Importer and Wholesale dealer in Cigars and Tobacco, Smoker's Ar ticles, Playing Cards, Cut lery, Etc., Etc., The largest and finest stock or Meerschaum and Amber poods iu tun city. Particular at tention paid to orders from the eouuiry and vessels. Chenumus street. Astoria, Oregon. TIIEO. BRACKElt. Manager. To Builders and Contractors. SEALED. PROPOSALS WILL HE KK eeived liv the undesigned until noon, January 25-I-; for the furnishing of mate rials, erecting "and completing a Church edifice on Main, between Jefferson and As tor Streets..in this city. Plans and specifica tions can be examined at my olllce, on and after Saturday. 7th inst. The riglit to reject any and all bids is reserved. E. 0. 1IOLDEN. Secretary of Hoard of Trustees, First Presby terian Church of Astoria. il-ttl ASTORIA MARBLE WORKS, '" I). 1CELMAX. Monuments, Head Stones, Mantle Pieces. First class work ; satisfaction guaranteed iii all cases. Slate cannery scamers always on hand. Opposite C. I- Parker's residence. Notice. NElTHEIt.TIIE CAPTAIN" SOU CO.VSI neesot the Muriel will be responsible for an v debts contracted by the crew, dlw ' irotGKlss,MEVKi:&Co. HEADonAirrEUs uepai:tmi:xt of the Columbia, Vancouver liarracks, W. T.. Nov. 2tf, 18S1. Written proposal u ill lv received bvthe undersigned, at Vancovvcr llarracks, T., until March :!lst,iss2, for the right of exclu sive seining on the Fort Stevens. (Point Adams) Military Kcservation. during the next fishing season. The right to reject any or all bids, as may be deemed best, is re served by the undersigned. O.D.OIIKKX. MaJ. and A'ss't Agt. (leuer.il, llrevet liriga- uier i.cnerai u. .-. ;nny. nil School Tax District No. 9 Upper Astoria. SCHOOL TAXES FOK THIS DISTRICT are now duo and payable at the nlllce of the undersigned. VM. P.. ADAIIt, tic rk of District Xo.a. Astoria. Dee. S.issr. d-lm School Tax Notice. mo THE TAX PAYERS OF SCHOOL X Di-triel Xo. I. Clatsop county, Oregon : You are hereby untitled that the assessment roll for the school tax In district No. 1 for the year 1SS1, Is completed and will be in my hands at my ofliee at ISrown & Co'.s dock for the next sixty days from date hereof. Pay your taxes iu time and save costs. .1.0. HUSTLER. Clerk of School Distrht Xo. :. Astoria, Oregon, Dee. lit, issi." jRS. A. RAPPLEYEA, Formerly of Xew York, uiilns to an nounce to the ladies of Astoria that she Is now preparcd to do DRESS MAKING In all the latest styles. A .share of vour pat ronage is respcetfullv solicited. Rooms opposite Liberty Hall, Chcunmus street. Notice. fllllK PARTNERSHIP lIERlHOKORKi-x-X idling between C. II .lacklns and .fnhn A. Montgomery under the firm name of .lacklns & Montgomery, has been this dav dissolved liv inufunl consent. .John A. Montgomer-will collect and settle all ac counts of said firm. ' CIIAS. K..IACK1XS. JXO. A. MOXTtiOMKRY. A'toria. Ogn. Dee. 9, lSsl. tl-iOil MAGIUS.C. (TOBY, Dealer in BARBIARE, IRON, STEEL, Iron Pipe and Fittings, Plnniters aiifl Steam Fitters Goods and Tools, SHEET LEAD STRIP LEAD SHEET IRON TIN AND'GOPPER, Stoves, Tin Ware and House furnishing Goods. JOBBING IN SHEET WON, TIN, COP PER. PLUMBING and STEAM FITTING t Dane with neatness and dispatch. f. , None but first class workmen employed.-1 i A large assortment of ;J.. 'scales r -! i (Tonstanlly on hand The prtt-c of subscription, to The Wkekly" As'toriAx' lias been reduced to 2 per, annum when paid in advance. If not paid in advance the old price of S3 will be charRed. ,. .. MISCELLANEOUS, - .,..: r- i s. - -er ctliSi &a.? asia,-uaiH - -iia, .a i - " jllj (sl'IVKSsoll TO PAOK & U.l.V.N ) :if J' i f -r- Wniiii-ialiviiill retail ileni.-ruV f jGroearfos, Provighsst Glass and Plated Ware, TK0P1CAI. AND DD.MKSTIO FRUITS AND VEGETABLES. Together with Yiues, Liquors, Toliacco Cigars The largest and most complete stock of goods in their line to be found in the city. Comer or Cass and Sqiiemocqlie Streets. ASTORIA. OKEOOX. arbour's IRISH i'li TllliFiADS Salmon l?et Twine. Cotton Seine Twine, Gork and Lead Lines, Gotton Netting, aii sizes. Seines ftiade to Order, Flax and Cotton Twine, Fishing Tackle, etc. BARBOUR BROTHERS 'ill 3(nrkct Street. Han Fi-.iticit.ro HENRY DOYLE & Co.. Managers. . -ASK FOIJ- UN10N INDIA RUBBER CO'S Pure Para iiuiii Rubber Boots and Coats. P.EWAP.E OP IM1TATI0X ! lie sure tho Boots arc stamped CHACK PROOF on thn heels, and havo the FUHK GU3T SPRINGS on the foot and instep, whieh prevents their erackiuj; oriireaklnK. They will last l ieo as lon as any others iiuiuuuiuitiiru. FOIl.SALE BY ALL DEALEKS. ALL KINDS r.UBBEU BELTING, PACK ING. HOSE, SPItl.VGS, CLOTHING, BOOTS AND SHOES. Ete. GOODYEAR RUBBER CO. P.. II. PEASE. Jr. S.M. lJUNYON". . AKeiits.SanrrancIseo. CITY BOOK STORE. We are constantly receiving new r.dditlcns to our stock and have the finest and largest assortment of variety Roods in the city. Combs, Brushes. Stationery, Frames, Celluloid Goods. All our goods are marked in plain figures Call and examine quality and nolo prices. CUAS. STEVENS.& SON- G. A. STINSON .&. CO., BLACKSMITHiNG; At Qapt. Eogers old stand, corner of Cass and Court Streets. Ship and Cannery' work. Horseshoeing. Wagons made and repaired. Good work guaranteed. FARM AND TIMBER LAND. 33S ACHES. East V, of Hubbard claim on the' Wallnski for sale. Six miles from town- by ivntor or county road. Inquire of GELO F. PAKKE1!, or at this ofiice. tf , Notice of Copartnership, p, IHE UNDERSIGNED. nEREBY .if give notice that vre have f omied a co partneishlp under tho firm name of Lcinen-. weber& Colin, to transact the business of tan ning, in Astoria, Oregon. CLEINENWEBEK, , , , ,A.,V. COIIN. , Astoria, Oregon, Dec. G, 1S31 d-DOd Sheriff's Notice. THE STATE. COUNTY. AND STATE School Taxe3 for the year 1881, are now due and can be paid at my ofliee at the Court House. A. JL TWOMBLY, dwtf Sheriff and Tax Collector. "Blanks, Promissory notes, bonds for deed, quit claim deeds, mortgages and warranty deeds, at tills ofllqe. -i - ' " , . . ., - MISCELLANEOUS. . MTW WT g?OSatfWI T Geo. W. Hume Vholesale and Retail Dealer vTJ tl-V K.J JJ J JJ J. VL J 1 O, Provisions, Lumber, i . vt -. -. rl KTC. ETC.. , ETC. . Fisliermeiis and Cannery STOP PLIES A SPECIALTY. AOBNT FOK TILE; . San Jose. Fruit Packing Company. AND TIIK San Francisco Ohomical WORKS, ASTOIUA. OREGON. THE SINGER SEWING- MACHINE. The understated respfctfully notifies the public t hat having been appointed agent for the NEW IMPROVED SINGER, lie Is now prepared to oiler these unrivalled .scwiug Machines on sucll terms as cannot fad to meet the wants of everybody iu need of this Indispensable article of household furniture. Liberal discount made on cash ales. To those deslring-it I will sclUon tho instalment nlan. Five dollars :t month. 17 cents a dav, (loss than if costs a smoker for cigars), vi ill soon purchase y ourw Ife aSlngcr. The Best Sewing Machine Ever Put Together. Old Sewing Machines talcen in exchange. Attachments. Needles. Cotton. OIL etc-al ways on hahd. Call and examine the Singer fiewiiig-uacuuieaiiu mevaricxvoi wors h can perform at E. C. HOLDEN'S. Agent Singer Man. Co. CHICAGO BREWERY, J. HTJtAUSW, . - - . AEXT. Is now ready to supply the public with tho Celebrated Chicago Beer 4j I.&uiy .i.i.it.lilyrtmMilt. I lulvt- also this i'elrbnitrtl Cliirngo Ilerr in Rottlre, Which is now very popular among "all fami lies and saloons." Please send in your orders and tliey"will havo my best attention. ,. .1. STllAUSS, . Astoria. Oregon. Agent for Oregon and Wash. Ter.' MAKES L'P FIKST CIASS STOCK INTO Harness and Saddles, And will lit you out in bettcrstylcanil cheap er rales than any other man in Oregon. A lull line of WliipK, Curry Coiuii's, etc-, on liaud. Piles! Piles! Piles.! A Sure Cure Found :t( T.uif ! Ko One Xrcd SulTer! A sure Cure for Blind, Bleediug, Itching aiidlllcerated Piles has been discovered by Dr. Williams, (an Indian Bemedy),, called Dr. William's Indian Ointment. A single box lias cureiLthe worst chronic cases of 25 or SO years standing. No one need suffer five minutes after applying tins wonderful soothing medicine. I)tlons,lnstrumt'nts and electuaries do more harm than good. iU liam's Ointment absorbs the tumors, allays the intenso itching, (particularly at night af ter cpttlnsriYium In bedl. acts as a poultice. gives Instant relief, and is prepared only. tor Piles, itching of the private, parts, and Tor nothing else. Bcaif-wh.it the Hon. J.M. Coffluburry of Cleveland. savs about Dr. William's Indian Pile Ointment : 1 havo used'scores of Pile Cures, and it affords mo pleasure to say that I havo never found anything which gave Mich immediate and perioanentrelief as Dr. William's Indian Ointment. For sale by all druggists or mailed oh re ceipt of price. SI 00. IIKXRV& CO., Prop's. Cleveland, O. Hodge; Davis & Co., "Wholesale .Agents, Portland, Oregon. o. lbixbxwebei:, v a.a. conjr. - . KSTAliLlSIlEDlHv. j. . Lekeiiwelier &"..C63iii, ASTORIA, OKEGONj ; TAHERS MD;CMRIRS, Manufacturers and Importers of ' ' A LL KINDS OF AND FINDINGS .Wholesale Dealers in OIL AND TALLOW, . iKB-nighest cash price paid for' Hides and Tallow. Notice to Cannerymcn. Eon TTIIKTY rfAYS FROM TOIS date 1 will contract to make fish boxes of sat isfactory quality In any quantity at'the fol lowing prices : boxes In the shuck 12J4 cents saeli ; nailed boxes 1454 cents each, dcllv- J. C. TRULLIKGEIt. Astoria, Dec. 10, 1831. j ,, d-lm ;. JEi.3 CSfCCES.SOlJ TO .IACKIXS & MONTOOilEKY.. coiixku ov jiaix;am ASTORIA,- " - k Ht'T I -iSt io; e Ev ts3 tSfftr.1t3C5i'!fiB' FRIKTIVQw : - . . tf. , :.- .- - i '. . . - . STEAM PRINTING- H0TJSE ' ' t'lft 4 Tit ..''!.;. ' .," ... . , ,..- I. tt- . , ' ... HAS ... ' ' . '" -' .-' .?.'. t,.;., . a.. .,...,. . FASTEST OUT!) 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