The Daily Astorian. (Astoria, Or.) 1876-1883, January 31, 1882, Image 3

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Newspaper Page Text' t""i,Wft-Ti.r, g-yvy-" yysya, "jt&jg&r - - "w1' f" r'v!:cyTSjP5WJ''- r? ft i w 23w gnitB JNstatiUm. ASTORIA, OREGON: TUESDAY...-.., ....J AX. 31. 1SS2 ISSUED BVHP.Y MORNING. Mondey Eiceptod). J. F. HAI.LOBAN & COMPANY, 1'CnLisnEcs and Proprietors. -Jrnm Building, Cats SirctL The Freeze-up Saturday night was bitter cold at ail points on tho Columbia and Snake rivers, says tho Orefjonian of tho 30th, and yesterday morning's weather bul letins to tho 0. It. & N. Co. took away all hone that traffic could be I continued. At The Dalies the livor is frozen oier, and at Ciate'R Point, four railcb below, there i tho usual sorgi I which will become greater orery hour. ! At 10 a. si. the agent at Rooster Rock j telegraphed that thick ice had formed The S. G. Terms of Subscription : served by Carner. tier weak- : OnTu Sent by nail, foar ont!i... 51 i half way acro the river. sent by mall, ore ycar....w... "J Reed, which lay at the Cascades Sat--Free of PosUkb to riuberiben. , mHy night, was ordered to 1'ortland She came through a -Advertuemont tnjerted by the yew t an'1 kft.nl nn' cbe rate of Sl&J per-squere par month. Ernnalent advertising, by tho day or week, ifty cents per square for oach insertion. THEJJ1TY. Tub Daily astoriax Kill lie nut bj mail at 73 cenU a month, free of postage Itcaa- s who eontcmplateabtcncefrom the city can have The Astorian follow then, Daily or WSeklv editions toanypoit-offlceicith out additional expense. Addrtttt maybe enznged u often a dexlrcd. Leave order at thr cmiMlna ronm. The Shubrick is at tho Sound. The Nelson will be down to-day. The Eureka arrived down nt 5, r. M. yesterday. Tho Loch Doon arrived at Queens town on tho 27th inst. The Bonita and Haywartl are making remarkable good time. Judge Doady and wifo aro on tho Columbia which conies in this morning- ' The Vesuvius -went ud the river on Sunday, to-day. The Nelson will bo down Jay Gould h worth 820,000,000, but ho has a patch three inches long on his boot. It is denied that tho Yaquina his been sold. Z. J. Hatch and Co. are still her owners. Nothing in this world is so dreaded by a political demagogue as the files of a newspaper. The name of the town of Harris burg is changed to Juneau in remem brance of its foundor. " The last Advocate to hand speaks of a "palpitating battle Bold," and says the rear is everywhere. About one hundred tons of freight havo been saved from the wreck of the Harvest Home. skim of ice which extended from shore to shore all tho way from Washougal to tho month of the.Willamette. Tho Wido West will leave on schedule time this morning for the Cas:ades, but it is not likely that she will bo able to reach her destination. Snake river and the Upper Columbia aro full of heavy running ice and the east wind continue1;. There wero indications of snow hero last night. If it comes tho blockade will bo worse. Massachusetts Gambling. A curious custom prevails along the sea coast of Massachusetts in regard to soiling pools on fishermen to see which ono of them will catch tho first fish while out on an excursion. In a number of the seaport towns regular exchanges are established, where this pool selling goes on, and each man in every fishing excursion that goe3 out is bought up by the adventurous'gatn- blcr in tho samo manner that horses entered for a race are bought. These pooh often run up as high as 500 or C00 each, according to tho number of fishermen, and tho first man that catches a fish is dcckired tho winner, and his backer takes the pot; and the mau who gets hecond- place, however, takes some share. Wm. Police Court. January SOth. Woods, disorderly conduct, lined 10 or imprisonment in city jail for five days. James Williams, drunk; no appear ance. Forfeitd deposit of 2. The Columbia is duo this morn ing. The Stato of California was to sail from Portland last night. Tho coasting season came to an end rather suddenly yesterday morn ing. It was fun though, while it lasted. Captain Hustter reports tno school tax as coming in very slowly. There isn't a great deal of time left to pay it in. The Emma T. Orowelle, Bollo of Oregon, Seringapatam, Junak, Doon, Frith of Tay and Oimara went to sea on Sunday. There is no such place as Astoria on Villard's new map of the Northern Pacific How is that for tne second city in the Pacific Northwest? Rev. G. W. Izer, of Portland, will lecture at the Methodist church this evening. Subject: "Literature and Fields of Mental Exploration." The Dochra and Indiana are ready for sea; the former goes to Queenstown, tho latter to St. Maraire, France. The Dochra has 55,581 bus. wheat, tho Indiana, 79,103, The two cargoes are worth 123,279. In the Guiteau caso Scoville has made the customary motion for a new trial. But little importance is at tached to it, and it is considered certain that before the anniversary f his crime ho will havo ceased to live. Fred Sherman is having a new omnibus built which he thinks will be ready about the first of March. It will bo glazed fore and aft, will carry fifteen passengers and will carry com fortablv in all kinds of wind and weather. Tho Occident Hotel is being given a thorough renovating. The rooms aro being freshly painted, kal somiucd, papered, etc., the frescoes touched up. and, when completed, tho improvement in the appearance of this first-class hotel will bo manifest. Last Friday Senator Grover presented to tho senate an applica tion, signed by 426 citizens of Oregon and Washington, territory, urging congress to declare a forfeiture of the Northern Pacific railroad gwit, and to open the forfeited land? to settle ment. Tho Walli Walla Uuion states that it costs 40 cents to carry 100 pounds of wheat trom Walla Walla to Poitland, and only lOt to 12 'conts to take tho samo amount from Chicago to New York by rail, or from St, Louis to Liverpool by barge and sail ing vessel. The shortage in tho eastern potato crop sent tho usual western On the 14th of "March, 1837, Alice C. Whitman, daughter of Mar cus" Whitman, M. D., was born at Waiilatpu. This was the" first white femalo.child born in Oregon. She was drowned in Walla Walla river June 22d, 1839. A sailor jumped overboard and warn ashore from the Alinira Robin son, on Sunday evening, while she was lying in the stream opposito Fla vel's dock. He nas arrested by Dep uty U. S. Marshal Barry and taken on board the ship. Masquerade Costumes for Item. A Ann selection of San Francl-co mask cnlf.t fnr In flip and cents will be on exhibition and for rent one week before the mask ball, at M. D. Kaut'a merchant tailoring establishment. Any special suit will bo ordered by telegraph at the lowest rates. The Claimants of the estate of T. Bailey will hear something to their ad vantage by calling upon L W. Case, Jin.soth.l833 .Assignee- shipment of Salt Like potatoes to Chi' cago inatc-id of San Francisco, this winter. San Francisco rummers are all through the interior of tho Stato, more especially in Marion and Polk counties, buying all of tho esculents they ran get. Though nut so personally interest ed in tho building of houses as a month ago, yot we cannot refrain from calling attention to the fact that there aro people who are coming hore every day and leaving because they cannot get a houso to live in. Now it does seem to us that j. man couldn't want a better investment for his money than to put up a few 1,200 houses that could bo immediately rented to paying tenants for $20 a month, and that, too, the year round. It is reported says the Oregonian that the steamship City of Chester will take the placo of tho Eureka now4 running to "Victoria and Alaska ports, n account of tho inability of the Eureka to do tho necessary work, being so small. Although tho loport has not been substantiated, it is prob ably true, as tho Alaska business has largely fncreased within the last two years; enough to oven mako use of two steamers with the c.irrjing ca pacity of the Eureka. Reply to Bishop Morris- Astoria. Ok., .Ian. 28, ISS2. Editoh Astokian : The recent murder at Seattle, and moro especially the lynching which followed, has caused much comment in tho newspapers, and brought out many articles from tho pons of men of note. "Among others I notice that of Bishop Morris, and it is this and thoso of a similar nature which this article is intended to answer. I shall ciidoiU or to couch my reply in terras of mildnc33 and rcaeou rather than of hardness and epithet. First, then, I ask notice of the fact that the law was made for man and not man for the law. Do we not remember "Christ's words to the Pharisees when they asked why his disciples did that which was not lawful! Did he not tell that tho needs of men are above tho Inwj Who will attempt to deny tho need or right of protection by our sober, hon est, industrious citizens from robbers and murderers? As to- the necessity for immediate protection, as to their needs and rights, 1 think the people of Seattle could as well judgo as those who, living in a moro secure state of society, so freely and fiercely criticise their action. Had one of these critics lived next door to the young man who was so foully murdered sim ply because he did not chouse to yield upon demand of highwaymen, the fruits of his honest toil, he might have felt tho need of some immediate ac tion. He might have considered the action of the law as administered now-a-days, too slow. He might hare rea rea eoned: with tho town Sftnrining with rogues and villains, others encmrraged by tho example of unpunished crime, would commit deeds of like nature. Ho might have carried tho thought still farther and said: what security havo I that I, my soil or my brother will not be tho next victim? And this is not fanciful. It is no more than the then existing facts in Seattle would warrant any reasonable man in think ing. Again, is not tho penalty of the law against murder, death? There had rbeeu a murder committed; tho mur derers had bcon caught; the peoplo in flicted the penalty of the law, omiting only some of its prescribed forms. They speak again of the disrespect of law and order which this sort of action begets. Tho tendency of tho ago in this country is a disrespect of law born of another cause. That cause is the tedious course by flinch it is adminis tered; the failure to inflict its penal ties; and the ccrtaiuty I had almost said, of a speedy pardon of the crimi nal if convicted and sentenced. Tho foundation of all just law is the great est good to the greatest number. Who will say that eveu if a wrong was com mitted towaid these two criminals that an infinitely greater number of hon est, quiet peoplo were not bonofited in tho greater security to their property, persons and homos arising from tho fear inspired by this lynching in tho minds of the romaining rogues. Therd is yet another class on whom this quick and thorough action on tho part of the peoplo of Seattle will have an influence for good, and that is those young men who, inspired by the dime novel literature of the day, ai.d tho example of successful or unpunished crime have meditated on following a criminal course. On them this action must exert a restraining influence. But I would not have this article un derstood as an encouragement to lynch law under any ordinary circumstances. I would .not recommend martial law in time of peace. I would not ad- viso tho quarantine and other rostric tivo measures which aro imputed on a town afflicted with epidemic disease to be continued when the disease has dis appeared, or that the medicine so necessary to be administered in case of a desperate malady become the daily food of our live3. But as there is a tirao when maitial law,- when quarantine, when medicine is neces sary, so there are times when the security of honest poople requires that tho guilty meet with quick, thorough, and dreadful punishment. CA&LOd A. Manx. The Fleetwood- MISCEUANEOUS. The popular little Bteamer Fleet- wood reappeared last Saturday at Wil son & Fisher's dock. Sho is refitted for the comfort of paaaengo , and is much improvodiu appearance. Among other things wo noted a new utovo in tho forward cabin, an awning over tfiO( front part of the dook to protect ina sengers as they enter and leave tiie boat in stormy weather, the widening Of the guards making convenient tho passage to the aftor cabin uod the ex tension of the dining-room. Wo un derstand that she has a new wheel, which gites her even greater speed than formerly, and causes a great saving of fuel. We bcpenJc for her a hearty welcome by the peojde of Astnriav SELECT MASQUERADE BALL Tobosivcti iiy Astoria Engine Co. No. I, On St. Valentines Evening. TUESDAY. FEB. 14th, 1882. C. B. COOPER, GEKERAL MERCHANDISE. Wanted. Furnished rooms suitable for house keeping. Particulars at this office. afotice. The party who has my copy of "ilol- uacn 5 system 01 oamre, win piease return it to me as soon as possible. C. W. Fultox. .otice. or the Pithian association 01 The stockholders Land and Building Astoria, Oregon, are requested to meet at the Castle Hall on Wednesday even ing, reoruary isi, to uesr iue miuuui renort of the officers mid to transact such other business as they may be call ed to pass upon. By order of the president. J. O. B070BTH, .Veretary. For Sale. An English, retriever, well trained, and invaluable to any one wanting a good hunting dog. Inquire of Captain aiarretr, on ooara tne .L.evi u. uurges. Notice. The regular annual meeting of Pro gressive l.anu ana tJuiiamc association will be held in Liberty hall, Astoria, Clatsop county, Oregon, on the 11th day of February, 1882. Wm. McEwak, Secy. Jan. 10, 1882. APVKHIOST. Gcuw Maofcew. -Lady Maskers. - Oents spectators. Lady spectators, - - - '- JJfYITATIOX COMillTTKE. C. J. Trwichard, L.K.foUg, 91 30 Free 81 00 - 50 B.F. Stevens, J.O. CUarter. floor coacaiiTEE. h.him.p.,1........,, hittt intm niHMti nnn mimj. ! GO TO THE j '"""" muniiin iiimimn lnmunimnw ml iiimiitiiiMiiiificiiiiaiimnasiiHutratmts m niu innHium i S m 1 1 X L STORE s itiiiiHiiiittsi!ti3iiiauiimiuiiuiiuiiuiutiiuiiuiin FOR YOUR Ixv. Stevens, F. X FWier. J. Strauss. .1 . Charters. INVr.STIOATIJi'O committee. Geo. r.VTheeler. B.F. Siemens. B. B. rranUln, Cnas. S. Wrisht. A. McPharlan, .las. W. Welch. All parties appearing m. masks will be obliged to raise their mask to the investigat ion committee for Identification. Maskers tickets can be procured of C. A. May and L. E. Hellg. Spectator tickets at Dement's and Conn's drug store, also at J. G. Charters. MABT1X FOABD. J.J.STOKES, War! 'War! War! Water front offered free to any person that will build a saw mill in the city of Willlarasport. Lumber wo must have to build this city. We have one store in runninu order at present. Quite a num ber have already located homes in tills city, and yet there is room. Sold on time to suit nurchasers. Located one mile south of Astoria, on the sunnv side or tne niii.on xoungs uay. J Y ILLIAMSO.Y, SB. -The "Always Handy" storeulne sneives at jonn a. Montffomery. Whins, curry-comb?, brashes: new stock ; first-class goods, cheap for cash. a. liRAY. FOARD & STOKES, Wholesale and retail dealers In Wood and Willow-wave, GROCERIES, Tobacco, Cigars, Wines and Liquors FORF.1GN AM) DOMESTIC Fruits and Vegetables, FX.OUR, SBBO, COUNTRY PRODUCE, General Commission Merchants AHTOHIA. OREGON. Nest to Oivgou Railway & Nav. co'js Dock. tUw CHRISTM yv; AW1 1ST m -Hk & Biiiitimiiiiatiiiiiiitiiiiiiiiiiiiiimiuuiutiiiimis PBESENTS fiiiiiiiaiiiAisntiniiuiiumiiHMiuiiMUiuiiMiiiij Buy your Children and Friends something that will be of service to them. Blanks, Promissory notes, bonds for deed, oult claim deeds, mortznsea and WHrrnntv.ieetbsat this oflV-e. -A new lot of fur tnmniliijf. nllc.l- PreP31 to ors, below San nuirtco price, just t DRESSMAKING receivoa at tne i &.u store. i MRS. A. RAPPLEYEA, i Formerly of 'ew Terk. lslLes to an nounce 10 iue laaics oi .vnnna tuai hop is now - Gt yonr legal blanks at ATOiitAX office. A full llo of tvro hundred styles. The iver Have Wistar's balsam of wlM sherry always at hand. It euros coughs, eolds, bronchitis, w hooping cough, croup, in fluenza, consumption, and all throat and lung complaints. 50 cents nndL a bottle.' Sluloh's Couch and Coiisiunntion Cure is sold bv us on suarantPe. It cures consumption. Sold by W. K. De ment. For lamo Back. Side or Chest ust) Shlloh's Porous Plaster. Price 33 cents For sale by W, E. Dement. P. J. Goodman, on Chenamua street, has just received the latest and most fashionable style of gents and.'ladk) boots, snoes. etc. A lodging house with bar-room, sit utted In the best business part of town, for sale or to rent. The housrt is doing a good paying business at present, and is in good running order. Appl v to Dew Disop Inn. lu.all the latest styks. A share ot j our pat- ronase is rcspccmiuy soueiica. toom'J opposite Libertj Hall, riicnamus street. Stephans Varieties ! GRAND OPENING. A HVELY F.XTERTAIXMEXT. Hae a new lranllng alley, tbo largest and best In tomi. Admittance free. I have received a large consignment of Genuine Gold Jewelry Which I will sell at wholesale rates. Buyers will save money by purchasing of me. C. E. COOPER, I XL Store, near Parher Souse, Astoria. TheBossCoffee and Tea Pot MAY HEJHAD OF E. IWBL-fWES Notice. NEITHER THE CAPTAIN NOB CONSI nees of the Muriel will be responsible lor any debts contracted by the crew, dlvr Rodrkbs, Meyer & Co. A few more chances vet to be taken for that fine graphoscope nt the City book store. Mr. John Rogers of the Central Mar Ket, nas maue arrangements to Keep ai tho finest fresh fish, etc., in their season Those wrltluir dusks at tho Citv book- store are the best In the cltv. Thev are something nice and durable, and just wnat most young lauii's wnuiu appreci' ate from the giver. Call and examine the Union minin at John A. Montgomery's, cheap and of superior pattern ana quality. Shiloh's Vltallzer Is what you need s of Appeti Pricel0and75 cents per bottle. for Constipation. Loss of Aooetite. zinessandall symptoms of Dyspepsia. by W. E. Dement Dlz- ssla. Sold Wanted. Any oce uav- tv of small authors. hlng 15 to SO pounds to sell will please 1 AA SMALL ANCHORS. 4-Vv Ing a quantity of vrejEmng ii to su pounas to sen win piease riotlfr C.J.TRENCHARD. '1& aatfgggi'T-Bga-aa-- ki lBiPfiSstfT HHflIBtfP! JyR8 RHnGl ' t$;W?7 ! HBBB-g-J l- A bPi SOl.F. AQENT. Al-o. Awnt forttlw eelebraW ,. MEDAIiLION-RANGE. E,KHAWES, TWO DOOKS EAST OF OCCIDENT, - - ASTORIA. OBEGON i &' IHDOnSED BY PHYSICIANS, CLERGYMEN. AND THE AFFLICTED EVERYWHERE. THE GREATEST MEDICAL TRIUMPH OF THE AGE. SYMPTOMS OF A TORPID LIVER. Erfsofa' Fain in tl .Hauaes.bow els costive. leHead.with a dull ientiorHn She back part, Pain Tinder the Bhoulder EuuIeTrullneM qftor.etting. with a dlaln- glination to exertion of body or rained Mrs. Twilight and Mrs. Illsley have taken charge of the Pioneer Kestaurant, which has been thoroiiehly renovated aid refitted. Mrs- Illsley has charge of ine ciusino. uoou oouue a specialty. The ancient device of pouring oil upon the troubled waters is to be revived! A Mr. Shields, of Perth, has invented a pieco of apparatus for tho smoothing of broken sea by moans of oil, and a few days ago tho oontiivance was tried at Peterhead, in Scotland, with considerable success. Tho oil was conveyed to the Xbrth Harbor entrance by means of n pipe about 200 yards long. The pumping took effect on a piece of rough water. Tho oil spread and reduced tho sur face of tho harbor quite .smooth over a large area For handsome holiday pments, such as toilet cases, cologne sets, per fumery cases, fine soaps, etc, go to Conn's drug Store, opposite "Occident Frank Fabrc has oystcis In every styte. Stew and pan roasts a specialty Croup, Whooping Gough nnd llron chltls Immediately "relieved by Shlloh'8 Cure. Spld by W. E. Dement. Will yoasuffer with Dispepsia and Liver Complaint? Shlloh's Vitallter Is Kl Dement, uarantpcd to cure you. Sold by W. E. Catarrh cured, health and xweet breath secured by Shiloh's Catarrh Kem edy. Price 50 cents, Xasal Irikctnr five. For sale by W. E. Dement That Hacking tough can be so quickly cured by Shlloh's Cure. We guarantor It. Sold by W. E. Dement. Cha?. Mevens and Sou hme n stock of mouldliiL's and moulders tools-whlch can be bought cheap for cash to cloc out tnat nrancn ot xne nusiness. ITiave iust received the flnist assort- input of fnnpv foods in mv linn nvor brought to Astoria, consisting of per fumery cases, toilet sets, toilet cases fine perfumeiies, fancy soaps, combst brushes, hand glasses), and toilet articles of all kinds splendid presents for tho holidays. Call and examine j;oods and 5 rices before purchasing elsewhere, at . W. Conn's druK store, opposite Oect- aesr noiei, Asiona, yregoft. rntttbHity oftemper, Low gpirita, Iioss of icemorv. with a feeling of having ne& leeted tome duty, weariaeaa. Dl ineaa. lefitert tome duty, weartaeaa, mriineaa. Fluttering of tSaHeart, Dotsbefore the x enow PKm. a eaaacna, rieBiiess- eye. YeBqg gkln. Headache, Hegtli ness at night, highly colored Urine. IFTHESE-'ABHIHQSABETJHHEEDED, SERIOUS DISEASES W1U SOON BE DEVaOPED, TUTTS PILLS e eipecUUy adapted to uch cates.one dole effect tuebachanga of feeling a to aitonlsh the sufferer. TSy In om the Appetite, and caose the body lo Take on Flesh, tans the syitem is nourished. and by theirToote Aetlonon ths lucrative Organs. Bccnla Starts areprn hicL Pries cenvs. 33 Murray Sfc. . . TUTT'S HAIR DYE. 1aY ITMRorWKlSKfciis changed toeQK Slack br k stagl" application of this Dri. i! "mparn a natural color, arts Inatantaneoujlv. 4oM by rjrTJgjlsii,or tu by njreM eo rcipi of 11. Office, 35 Murray 8t., Hew York. SPcit-crs alienor vaiuu un u JJ M bnM ""1 " M rUX ppUcmliM.0 CHAS. HE1LBORN, AIANUFACTUREK OF FURNITURE S3 BEDDING AND DEALER IN Carpets, Oil Cloth, Wall Paper, Mirrors, Window Shades, Lace Curtains, Picture Frames and MtiMiRf . WINDOW CORNICES AND CURTAIN POLES Complete In every branch. ASTORIA BREWERY. M. MEYER Proprietor. ASTORIA, - - OREGON. SF30IAXi A.ST3?OTTa'OEtaa:3BJra?e REDUCTION OF WHOLESALE PRICES. $7 50 PER BARRELOF 30 GALLONS. LAHGi; ORDERS IN fJKK PROPORTION. Less Quantities, - - 30 Cents per Gallon Bottled Beer, - S I E60 per Oozen arSpeeIal attention paid to orders from I'ablle Houses and Families.- BREWERY THE COLUMBIA LAm 13 SUl'EUIOU TO MOST. AND I CXCKI.LK1) BV .NONE ON T1U3 COAb-t JOHN HAHN, - - PROPKIETOR. OHEWAHUS STREET, - ASTORIA, OREGON. rOrdori left at tho GEIUIANLV BEER IIAJ.L 1U be prpraptly attended to."Wi till 2 C.-5 tdSThero 13 not now any better new s- i innn itr twin TiiArA mnifitftntl v dp- BmsM tc" -oted to tho building tip of the countrj than The Abtoeiax. At tho price ot Two Dollars per year It Is the cheapest as well as the best. With your aid and , encouragement Vi o shall be able to make farther improvements to enhanco its ' field of usefulness. Warrantee deeds at The Abtoriax ; office. mm WMi ss . 1. ' c ,MiW SMm EU K-iBJlHB gf i Tttms e?.3 . 4 v .v-X r.: r oft.. wu 7.1 - s lilKS ? FS siiu &in&4ti 91! 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