The Daily Astorian. (Astoria, Or.) 1876-1883, April 13, 1882, Image 2

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Newspaper Page TextW gftu girilg gtato ASTOKIA-OBBOOX: THUESDaY-TZTT.... APRIL. 13 1SS2 J.r.IIlLLOEAV... ..Editor. Well Done We commend the action of tho Republican County Convention, yesterday , afternoon, 1n voting - riorty-sixio.oncr-tue resolutions r piiulished in', another column as being the sentiment of Clatsop County Republicans. There is nothing partisan about the two matters a Democratic conven tion could, just, as well voto on them as a Republican convention and wo are particularly pleased to seo public reference to the mat ter of tho Astoria land grant. Tho True Inwardness. Ox this coast there was a cer tain amount of opposition to the passage of tho Chinese bill that helped to crystallize the antagon ism of.a New York ward politician into a dctorminetl dissent from the chair, which he so unworthily occupies. That opposition came from tho steamship companies, and the owners of vessels engaged iu the transportation of coolies; it came from the railroad companies, that want cheap men to build their lines in this state and adja cent territories, and from a good' many others who see a speculative chance in politics by tho defeat of the bill. This, for the ceast: of course, east of tho Rockies wero manufac turing rings with their powerful Washington lobbies, and bigoted sentimentalists, Hoars and Dawes and smaller Fry, who play into the hands of the man-dealers without knowing it. Among cap italists and employer :u the east, there is an underlying idea that it is a good thing lor iliera if thore it a largo body of Chinese cheap laborers somewcro in this coun try. They do not want them in the New England or Middle States now, or perhaps at all; their presence and tho fact that any de sired number can bo obtained in ,. ten days, answer their purposes. If the operatives strike, or if they refuse-to submit to further im poverishment, thore will not be any trouble in filling their places with Chinamen. So, tho Asiatics in California and along the line of the building lines in Oregon and adjacent" territories are a standing menace to the whole laboring population of the country. Those millionaire philanthropists who talk nasally of carrying tho gospel to the heathen, are really, helping a. plan to keep in readiness a means for btill further debasing the labor markets of tho East. The talk about tho loss of com merce was designed to scare a large class of nervous merchants who had no Chinose business them selves but thought it was some great prize that they might win m the future. As for "hospitality,' it is singular that Eastern people 'who prato about "protection," could not see that the crj for truo protection that went up from the quarter of a million Pacific voters was the only true phase of "pro tection" in existence, as well as for tho means of securing that ex istence. But the true inwardness of its defeat was pocket interests in the West and bigotry and fa natacism in theEast. Coin for the Campaign. Wues Astorran for Congress in New York, a few months ago, on the Republican ticket, in a Re publican precinct, in that foreign oity that is built on Manhattan Island, he spent seventy-five thousand dollars, and was beaten and sorved him right. He certainly knew that audi a sum of money could not have been used in a small district, except to buy votes, and have been willing to gain an (-faction that way. But "the manipulators who generally gain standing because they aro supposed to bo expert as purchas ers of votes, are.Teryapt to keep' ihe money, and let the voters do a they ploaso. That was tho x?av it happened in Aster's casa. He jwid for tho goods -but tier were rcot delivored. As a general thins both parties uso all the money thy can get, and neithor can afford to attack the methods of tho other, for fear of retaliation. It would probably be found that such funds are largely absorbed by the men who have the disbursing oi them. When not absolutely stolen they are uso'd for purposes unthoughc of by the donors "of tke "assessed. -Canned Goods, "Iron Ware." That their canned goods are iron ware, will be news to our cannery men hero. In the city of Flensburg, Germany, an inter preter of the tariff has been found who has made tho discovery. Canned goods pay, in Germany, a duty of 12 marks,(2. 8G) per 100 kilos, and iron ware, pays 2-1 mai ks, ($5. 72) per 100 kilos. Now, the salmon is packed in tin cans, the ' tin plato is simply tinned iron, therefore, all canned goods arc iron ware, and must pay duty ns such. Tho collector at Flensburg has been sustained by tho custom house Director of Schleswig-Hol-stein, and tho Berlin minister of finance. . No wonder Bismarck is happy, as ho oats his fine Co lumbia Falmon at broakfast, realiz ing that it is nutritious as food and productive of revenue as iron. Thk polygamy bill will evi dently be dodged by those to whom it is intended to apply. The poK -gamists aro said to constitute not ten per cent, of tho Mormon pop ulation; those who are in office propose to resign to Mormons who do not follow the prohibited prac tice. Thoro is absolutely nothing which can bo lawfully done to molest a Mormon who does not practice polygamy; he is to be judged by .the same law which is applicable to American citizens in all the territories. That i the reason why there is not much i bo sxpeoted until the population of Utah contains a greater propor tion of Gentiles. The plea of re ligious freedom is a sound ono for tho Mormons, who conform their personal habits to tho customs of society. They sympathize with Mormons who do not so conform, and all tho laws in the world can not raako them think differently. Tho evil is ono which must be literally lived down. TiiEnu is one lesson that the Pres ident's veto has taught the Pneific Coastere, viz: that this coast has certain rights and interests to which national matters .are of secondary importance. Tho old fashioned Democratic doctrino of Stato Rights has a chance to spread itself in this instance. It is really of fat less importance whether tho affairs of the federal rfnvnpnRIAnf ti tA rvift nnwn-l K.. 'I'll uiui4(itiiiw aiu iuaiKiLi un lit i II i don, or Arthor, or Blaine, or Conkling, than that "our intercits ! west of the Rocky mountains be properly cared for. Tho ques tion of Republicanism or Dem ocracy should be subordinate to tho question of freo or coolie la bor, to dograded servitude, or continued existence of American citizenship. The Star routers are trying to upsot the suits against them by virtue of an obsolete statute of old Colonial days. Tho nonsense which passes under tho name of law, too often, will some day load to the cntiro abandonment of the system of common law. Califor nia took an important step in that diiootion when she adopted her codes; wo hope to see Oregon in dorse by imitation, such a policy some of these davs. NEW TO-DAY. Administrator's Notice of Final Settlement. NOTICE 13 HFREBr GIVEN 1HAT the undersigned. Arlmmictntn. nr tim estate of "William T.'dd. deceased, has filed hia final account as such administrator. In the Probate Court of CIntsop County, On-eon. and that the fourth Wednesday (the :Sth day) of June, A- U. i&32. at to o'clock A. M.. at the court room of said Court in Astoria. Oregon, has been appointed by said Court as xhe 1 time and place for hearing objection to said account and settlement thereof. W. W. l-AKKEIt, Administrator of said Estate. Astoria, April 6th, 1882, WarranfydeeJj, quit claim deods and mortgages, for sale at this office. NEW TO-DAY. Notice to Creditors. IV OTIC- IS HEKEUY GIVEN THAT1 i tlio imrt-rolKncrt lias bncn. li order of the Hon. l'rolnte court oliosuty of Iieifie. i Territory of Washington, on ilincili day of March. A. 1), laM. .lppouiti '1 Ailn-ini trator ol the relate of i-oie 51. n?e:ns deceased. .i aii persons ii.iviiik u.nms .iaiui sam es tate :iro hen uj nutiikdrud required lopre suit luc'j:nuit:i pnieroneher-. to tho undcniff-ied, at South iScnd, Washii-ztou i ILllU'ilj, 1 Mill. I -t lilt, Hill.) lilllll U.liC lireof. h. hT. CLAI1I. Administrator. .South Bend. AY. T. March Clh, A. 1). lS.-. MISCELLANEOUS. Leinenweber & Co., c. r.sa-E.vwF.nER. u. esotts isTAELnnrii ii3. ASTORIA, OllKUON, TAKERS AND CDERIMS, M.imiTactuioM and importing ol 4 !.!. KINDS Or AND FINDINGS', Wliolcss'f Dealer hi Oil. AND TALLOW. irfrlilRiievt cash price paid for Hides aril Tallow. HILL'S VJMBTIBS. o 1:0. hill. - - - iTiOraicroK WA1.TEK ?A!:KS, - STAGE MANAGE!! 0;im nil tlic ie.ir, rcrforiiiniirc I'.vnj Mgbt. Entire hansc or lri- smuiiiic Once n Week. Comprising all the latet SOKCS, DAHCES AND ACTS. We give the Best Variety Entetainment In the West. Tli'! theitre U crowded nl-Jitlv. and :!! who h-ivc witnessed ttii-rnterti-iiiinci.t p:o nouncc It to be caual to anv k rn ( lscv.hi re Sir. Hill U3 a rateier for the publics amusement can not be exce'lcd. AnjlioiU vishlns to spend a jde i.jat evening and -e - irMniE wit aujbeaun ulthout vu! p.iritj.slnLl.1 improie u ojipcrtLiiiti and The ri-iiui Pdl.ipriiK.tii? luliovlm I e'l Known Aui.ts Mit fMr Walion Mffi Lousn CVol.. Mi: Ciivittrs Koiilli:. Mi:. Jo;i- Cook. Mi: .Tesi-sit Pirrrv. v.r. Wvt.Tri: !arim. Allot ithUhuluapptariit,;)ii) mtLcirdit loreiit specialties. Open air concert crr$-ceuuii: . perform surc commencing at S; cntRinee totlieatre on Benton street ; prhjtc hows en Chi-ua-mustroci. Look out for Onr Stars. CITY BOOK STORE. We arc constantly receu ins nir. additions to out Mock and lne the lir.o.t and largest avtfitnietd o( nnt.tv Honil? in tin- Ut Combs, Brushes, Stationery. Frames Gelliiioid Goods. AUourf.codi :j-c u-irLcd in plain Pijiires C?31 and ex.wnlni' quality ai-d note price'. ciias. stkt:ns &so 1'iUST II, ISM Dress Making. Mrs. T. S. Jewcti. Vp stahs, opposite Mr. Rosm Bpatdliii; House. M&mm c. crosby. Dealer In HARDWARE, DIDO, STEEL, iron Pipe and Fittings, Filters an Steam- Fitters Goods and Tools, SHEET LEAD STRIP LEAD SHEET IRON " TIN AIPCGPPER. Cannery and Fisliernians Supplies Stoves, Tin Ware and House Furnishing Goods. JOBBING IN SHEET IRON, TIN, COP PER PLUMBING and STEAM FITTING Done with ncalncss am! dispatch. Sona bjt Hi-t eUmiMiiUceu emnlojcd. A laKjo assortment of SCALE? Constantly on hand. MISCELLANEOUS. A Ji JTsl M,B Allen , A 1 (Vl UiilllTOMCBit A1.LI-N ) Wholesale and retuH ilulifr in Qii&g, tavistofts3 Glass and Piatsri War c Iijoi-ICAL and Divr.snc FRUITS AND VEGE FABLES. lo-'ethPr wiih Wines. Lignofs, TolmcGO Cigars I i 1 1 Ills larxeot and most eo'iipSi-u- itorf. :1? in theli l.neto o f.wii.ii-t w Corner of Cati and S-iiei jii.i1k -. 1 ASToniA. oiirtui.N. " B. B. FHANKLIN. Censor Casnand S-juensoilip street. AVrOBFA. ... - OKI COX BE.VLEK IN WALL' FAPEK AM) WINDOW SHADES AXlJ UNDEKTAKIUW (HiOIH. "G aroiais sricii "40., CORK JKD 1iB4B LIKES. SEINE TWINES. Wchio Jn-jt tcccicilr. ccuiplftc .is.ut tncut of above coods ami me -repired to fill outers promptly HENRY DOYLE & GO... 511 Market Street. Kan Pranrim-o, Sterahans Varieties ! GRAND OPENIKG. A UVKIY TCKTAIX3IK.T Have a new l)o line allow the hrpiit and best in toi.ii. Admittance fite. W3I. JIOU-K, -,33 BOAT BUILDER, AT Till: OLD STAND, GKA '.S nt'i LDIXf! riKST CLASS work a sm.ciai.ty. MNnniH !W mm A.ND S?l ARE THE BEST. And cost no moro than other brands ; and If tho Merchant t.ith whom jon trado does not Itceji our Coods.it Is because it paye better to sell a pair of Booli or Shoes (very tno months than everj- four or five. Vi'V. GUARANTEE LVBV l'AIIt V.T. MAKC All Merchants in good credit can procure these Goods at our Vt'.-.rchotises in lVitland or San Francisco. Try our "HERCULES" Patent Boots j$ ill W HECHT BROS. & CO. io4 vv-i.--i.J MISCELLANEOUS. Oeo, W . Hume rjH3 r &v Wholesale and Retail Beaer. : i Igrocerees,! ; i iProyisions, Lumber, j ETC., ETC.. ETC. Fisherinens ami Cannery 81TFPI Y I?i A SI'ECIAlr. I AUEXT i'ORTHK San Josu Fruit Packing Company. AND THE San Fr.uicisoo Chemical fS3.1RWit ASTUHIA ORF.OOK. r.nriN ro.r.' j..r. sto::i:s, IF0&&S & STOKES, , li lea".o tnd loteil Ui :Jon m Wood and Willow-ware 1 GROCERIES. Tobacon. Cinnrs. Wines and Liauors' roi;i.K and ytuii siit- Frw'ls and Vegetables, jp-XtOTtysa, :s::xs General Gommission Iiicrchant3 j isTii;A. iis:o. N"et to Or.-on J.'RlInav iXav. m'u Doelc. sol. Eiuri-i.R itaki: r n:r. TAILORING ESTABLiSHIEHT. SI CAM DYKING AND CI.ILVNINC. Siilppor& Rybko. - Proprietors. Vo. 11 O.ik Plie. I, POKTLVND. - - - OKUGO.N. i-mci: Ltsr Paius nnde to onler from - - SOOT ().e:coat. - - - - 15 co Milts nivlc 5 03 Dress suits ... 3.-, y, Alar h tiul. e.ic0!tiiiei;tot Siuuns r-lvaj-. rn lJcpairlr.,; done ntth Kcatncs aiid dis patch. Catting I'.nie rec for ljrctiaeM S.;it made l. Order frea: 23 CO m-.d I'piiairt-i. I'd fed Mt C-.iumiileeil r no Sale. MOY & KELLER, First Quality SUGAR CURED BACON At 13 c. EVKRY WAV fltF.SU. OF THE BEST QUALITY. 31ni:t Street. Astoil?, Oieson. VTAJt IS liiZVltXitKl) WITHOUT riiXTur.it ketici: ., V 5 And no tenns of reaco until "ll' t'-rj 1.U11 InAftotLi hi1? anew M'"!JC,,u!t of clotrie T- ijr.iJ 1inkatl'ie nrlcei lV-itHlooidfr from - i (v r.iits.(Uuu'i.orr:n.hCasHiiiiest - 12 M Milts fioin - -- -- -2-3C0 IhcSni-st l.atfol s-inii'M on the coist to . select from. I". J. 3UU.N Y. J Cass street, net to ll-njcn's Jev.cir' store. P '.XSZ&XSIff'S', ASTORIA. ORKGON J3 Si DRUGS AND CHE&iiCALS, Toilet and Fancy Articlea, PATEBTT STSBIOinSS, ETC. J37IrcicnptIons carcfia cotiiamidcdjat all hours. nyHomeopathlc Tinctures and TeJlets, and Humphrej's Specifics alsojUept. ftjaxjgjuLjMjJiumuiwj'J - uijyCTq! 'M.Mi a P.VRASOT.S. Large size, all silk Parasols, Large size, all silk, fancy border, Large size, all silk, - - - - medium size, ail suu, twined, - - - 3 oo Medium sue, cotton, suitable for children, 1 00 cz.04.Ks. Misses' light-colored school coats, - - 7 "00 Misses' dark-colored school coats. - - 7 00 Misses' plush school coats, - - - 10 00 Thce are Spring Styles, and all wool. riii5ci:r.Asr.o5JS. Marseilles Spreads, large size, All-linen Towels, Ladies' Hose, all colors Ladies' Balmoral Skirts, Unbleached Table Linen, per T T t 1 T 1 T 11T Ki mi i.iiier. these Itargalu - are United j j i" o. im 21s nv unDieacnca 1 ame i.inen.extra wide.p r y d, 50 Ladies' Corsets, all sizes, - - - - 1 25 AM A few more Rcifii-ntil? Press Gooilj at 10 and 20 cents a jaid, heBossGoffee and Tea Pot 1 Ki-T ' '-.SSggsrssSSSssscssa !J J 1 A A U'SJ , a citSSSSSsis-hKStt 1U.J I.. O-LCA. YY JiJKJ 1 i mmrk&mszzmmy. .. .. , Miii mmmr ; illis "M- A"?nt f r 1 ti &Sm 1 Tvro noons t.ast or Occident, &8 JS&a NOTICE TO FISHERMEN SOMETHING NSW THIS SEASON! m FrlORE SOBE QB CRACKED HANDS! HS3 Si C2 The Best Thing. to ALL KINDS OF RUBBER BOOTS. THE BEST OF BLANKET SHIRTS! In all Colors at 10 per cent, less than any other house in the city, you will find at Sj .MERCHANT 33S32S22&S53S MISOELT ANEOUS. Cannery Supplies Imported and forsalcbs WT3XE. SG5TKEEU ASTORIA. - OKHflON. I3ai- Copiin'. F.iorsooI Sa5(, PaKC Cnrs, etc. Aceat for Katlock's Polderlrg Machine: .Iolmston"s improed SolderliiK appiratn; rotary table fur solderlns sc ur.-i : Ulood'-! ret llonla. UEW CHOP HOUSE. MiureSir o roincoto the public and Ills ir.v.r. fneirS i'ui 110 nas openca a CctTea and Chop Kcuse en Ciss Street. noi;t door to the AsTonrA-N ofcee. Cliopnd bteaKsecokcd to order. A. G. STINSON & CO. BLAGKSHiTHIMG. At Capt. Uogeis old stand, ccr.-.er of Cass and Comt blrcets. Ship and Cannery work. Horscshoclns. vasor.s i.iad-- and iepaire.1. Good v.oik guaranteed. SHIPPING TAGS luc ASTor.ux office. ir - ?? Worth. - $3 o - 5 oo - 3 5o Price. Si 25 3 00 50 25 SO OO 50 OO 3 50 IT 31 25 I SO OO 25 10 00 25 35 75 yard, 40 1 t In Qu intity, so como early and secure them CAUFOKXIA hTORC. Corner opposite Postofilcc, Astoria.Oregon. may r.r. HAD OK nxT tie celebiited J5m-Ji. IAl-nt Cook Stow, MEDALLION KMGB. -TrA3r VlTTLNCiS A flPIXIAI.1V. one but tho best uoiknien cmplojed. 1I rror!: guaranteed onto eh-jge a. ASTORTA. OREGON ! Pick Up a Net With. TAILOR STORE. MISCELLANEOUS. I HANSEN BROTHERS, Architects and Builders, Alt kinds ol House ork done at xliortcxt notice. Shop Corner of Cas and Astor Street, ASTORIA, - - OREGON I. W. CASE, IMPOllTEi: AND WHOLESALE AND RK TAIL L-EALEU IN 1 . . , liKHKliAL MRCHAMSE Oornei Chenimu3 and Casi streets. lABTOItlA - - - OREGON. , GOLDEN SHOE STORE. 1 I have opened a NEW BOOT and SHOE STORE 1 , n lho Koa,lwaJ' j Opposite tho O. R. i. Nl Companv Dock. X nm prepared io dn Flit T CtASS WORKIn my tine My stock U larco and new and very nice : I. J. AEVOLD.