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ASTORIA. OREGON:
WEDNESDAY.
JUNE 7. IfcSS
J. F. II tLLVKAA
.Editor.
The KcsrrlL
At this writing enough is not
known to give more than :t gener
al statement regarding tlio result.
It is almost certain that the entiie
Eepublican state ticket is elected,
and in this county the fierce
scratching that prevailed made the
count so slow that nothing definite
can be learned. The lesult of
our local contest is given as fully
as possible in our local columns.
The one fact made manifest by
last Monday's election in Oregon,
is that the independent vote not
only holds the balance of power,
but that it constitutes orf itself a
distinct clement that may aafely
be counted on to exercise judg
ment iu casting the-ballot, irnin
tluenced by party machinery and
unbiased by strict party ties. Jt
has been a common s-ncer that
.-. . . l t .- t
IJemocrats necr scratched a tick-
ft, but the returns show tii.it i
r . .. .:... .. r. I
,,. . . ,. , i
publicans in scratching the names i
, ,. , , , .
of parties whcni tlicv beheed!
, , , .. , i
were not lit for the position for
which they aspired. It is a health
ful j-ign to see voter-, scrutinizing
a ticket .md selecting fmni among
tlie candidates the names of those
who in their judgment eau be
trusted with public business. This
is the one distinctive fe.ilure of
the vote and the lewon may piovc
a salutary one. The result of the
election iu this place was a
foregone conclusion, and k to
some more a matter of regret than
surprise. As to the state ticket,
the election of George was simply
a question of majority. The met
that he had made a f iir record as
a legislator, tint he hd become
acquainted and would tlinreforc lie
a yood man to send ag.xin, grui-
tatcd in h'- f.yor. Foi the first
time in the history of the slate, a!
i
Congressman has been ic-eleeted.
and the commonwealth mut cer-j
tdinly be better represented there-1
for. j
It seems to us that there aie a
few things needed to make the
ballot a surer test of tho people's
will. .There should be more poll
ing places in the city: men should
not be allowed to squeeze iu close
proximity to the poles, and aboc
all there should be a registiy ftw.
This, well, to put it mild, itulis-
criminatc style of balloting is not
just as conducive to the dignity of
the ballot as it might be. No man
that is entitled to vote would ob
ject; the clement that would be
prohibited by such safeguard aie
generally the element that make
the stream turbid.
Tire Tariff Commissiim.
The application for places on the
Tariff Commission by letter, by
recommendations, and by personal
importunity by members of Cong
ress almost exceed belief. Every
cross-road politician who has
spouted about the i.uiff on the
stump, or who has advocated pio
tection in the countr organ,
thinks himself pjrticul.irly quali
fied for the post.
The President has had a hard
time in sifting the qualities of this
multitude of olliee-scckers and in
finding the proper persons. The
"friends of the administration' ic
gard tho commission as so much
patronage, to be treated in the
usual way, and they clamorously
demand places.
The pay is ten dollars a day and
all expenses, which are estimated
to average ten more, with the
generous living which commission
ers indulge in .hen they get a
chance at the public treasury.'
But behind all this extreme attrac
tion, thre is another interest which
prompts the exceptional demand
for a scat on the commission.
It is expected there will he
sharp competition among the mo
nopolists for recognition in any
bill that may be prepared for
Congress next winter, and for
favor in tho report of the commis
sion. The temptation attracts the
weak and venal, and both classes j
are urgent for places.
Tun Independent movement in
Pennsylvania seems to be similar
to the movement in California,
, , , , .
some years ago, headed by Booth,
seconded bv such men as Kstee,
c.:v n i- -i-ii T-.
bwift, Perkins, nlillcr. PneliCf.',
Eilgerton and scores of others
who are still prominent, and back-
'
ed by an overwhelming majority
of the voters. That movement
broke a boss system which for
yeirs prior had almost undisputed
control of the state. There v. as
no Tvay to defeat it except bv a
revolt, and the experience in
Pennsylvania is evidently the
same. The Cameion rule and
Stalwartism-together, ate too much
for any intelligent constituency to
endure at the same time.
Bonus printed from genuine
plates which have been stolen fi in
the government c.innot be i: .
said to b" counterfeit. The u..
eminent will ntiuotililetlly be com
pelled lo pay for the rascality of
!'ts agents, .snti the possible dimen-
. , , -,,-.,
j'.ous oi uie puonc ueut are bi:i
liii!f. Were it not for the rica:i-
tic rto.iling. pat and piospeetne,
, f. ' '.
tltfip would be iit necessity )i
, , .,
tin' mnnui.ictu:e of evidence- si
, . ..,
UVMI Ul JfttUl.1 I.H.I1 111 V. 1 1
.ould by this time hae ii-tutticd
, to tho natural currency ol the
world, and with gold and s:-wr
coins the exchanges of the ju-o-
! pie would be effected, in the -, ifst
v.uy ever devised by man.
AVirn the arrears of pcu-.hn
swindle and all the other swindles
which have been consummated,
tho recm;e of the federal treasury
is far in excess of the expendi
tures. The reduction oi the
whisky tav is proposed, but the
majority in congress arc by this
I time afraid to endorse the p dicv
of exempting the -.cry article
which can !e( stai-d tho burden,
The reduction of the tariff is the
h ions wiry of reaching lire 'ie-
sired end, but thai his been h.l-
ed off by the eastern people, by
securing the appointment of a
commission, which will delay mat
ters for a coupje of year-p,
IlesiiLt: Indians will not fice
across the borders into Mexico,
any mote. The Mexican troops
are made brave by the offer of a
reward of three hundicl dolhus
for every scalp taken, and will fol
low so congenial an occupation
with the utmost zeal. It would lie
wrong for our enlightened govern
merit to adopt such a policy, but
it is eminently proper to drive the
murderous savages across the line,
if our troops can do so, and thou
let the wicked Mexican reap their
harvest of scalps and dollars.
Full of years and honors the
great Italian patriot, Gui- ppe
Garibaldi, passed peacefully away
at Maddelcna, Italy, last Satur
day. All Italy is in mourning for
her illustrious son, asiJio mourned
in years gone by for his dislin
guWicd confrere, Maini (Jaii
baldi reached the height ol Ins
fame w lien General Oiulinot took
Rome in 1S10, and since then has
lived in privacy at Caprera.
jsoi:.
IuAstoii.i,JrayiU!i, tothe wife of I.
Cohen, a daughter.
NEW TO-DAY.
.vr.T rmwi
mo-A. .texj: ctii. AuriLvsr or
,-- 'ort ,steven. about aw fatlionw of
Kirriourslto. IJ,J2-iil..-jl nipsli ilcn.. Xo
marks: Apply to John ivtcrsnn, Ix-vlin--.
cannon. Jeid'u
:wt tost
June 5th, iu middle channel, about wl
fathoms Of KMneshnpLlJnlv I'.lil.nnr
twine; leads marked .1. A.'D. A Co.
i' inner vvrll he suitably rewarded by
rurninK same lo Devlin's cannerv . or
gi in? information that will lend to its
recovery. ni.VXK VIANKU.O
jei-lw
A'JET I.OST.
ON niK EVEN'IXG of jrxn .111, A " y-""-1"" "Ly "r" 1sgiu-J or
little below Point Aliei 17.-. f.iiiinin.! nt sans, nivmi them tono and vifror to 115-
vvcl). 40 fntlioms of 4i mesli ami the iust ia 1
rncsli. beotch ,o. 12. I2sily. Corks jn.irl.cJ
1. L. 1 cannery.
: - -
AliT fo US I.
B F. 3L rCTERJspX, OX ASPPl IN
Gray sHarbor, May lO.lSSi, the rollovv
lug-described net iu tvvo pieces; tin- ....
measuring tibout iu fathom, i'y mealies
dcen. 12-!v- tiirend : mi ni.irl. nr !.!
There ' was one sea lion and some teh 111 the '
icv icii iuuuti. uiuifc uoir.il l appeario w
mutu uaiuuiicu. Xlie OlVTier 01 SalU RCieatl '
havetliesame by proTlnz nroperty aud nav- I
ing charces.
art r.naT.
f:; TIIK MOKNIKG OP MAY Stsr. SEV- i
J ou:j -five fathom of web 40. 12. 45-tneit :
deep, part of corks branded xi. T. & Co." '
llelura to C. TIMMIN'S Upper .Vitori
Astcru, .5 uae 1. 182
dlw
,rx th:. iu of .tckt: aboit sub pat-tt-
I " '.'T srereh 'No 46, liuK. fll-inssh
rorUs .u. rked v. v v. . , a iL VrTlie
! inc or Khinjr informal on i.f the smne at ',
! vaoihccxiox :-Ani in ucoS office
i Upper A-ionj. JnsM
E'f .o-
!T.A',,r ''""'AY Xln'iT, NKAlt :c. it
17 2 lint, I lat.mi C.t ..1.-.. . .a .. l
.... -j . v-ibv JI'U. IUlll J W UHflfimS W '
net 4, mesli. H ot. 12; . , 10, 5 forks on
?nnif Imp No in uk- f. -ie ,.t AlH.'t '
ilSWrfJ. jrtdt
KOri: A3BIJ M)T FOJC 1 Ml. .
!
MOlaK ONE STfU: AND A HALF. I
His six looms iviKKl-shefl. eliicken-i
luiu-e. ctc.-and a n- rt-faillnj,, lit inj; iirlrg l
of guiHlw.iierou tliPk't. 1'nce. s'A. Jxea j
tlon. about clg!,t imnu-t".' wjiK fioml'mt-l
ffflco. .ii.lytn K f IIOI.DEN. I
iW-tf Jteair.'t.itP ARL'it ;
;., sx Br;??S? o-.u: I
ai:il(arpi'ttnrcof ( !iav.HeillHjinal.:rge!
-tiick f !ru-K ciiiifl. m elesant I
atteni-. .:l from v. icnis ;.
pr
jani.gfe
ftoiice to Contractor
s'siiw v.'ri.i. r.i. isremni iv in;-.!
9 ii'ii'i figntNl at V- nii.umti j!iK-n..)i"ie
" lss. :.-r m.nisliui'; liu1 i n iN ami l:i-
otf.tr l.i- iu stiii,-iiiii nl :i brVk luiiMin ,
ili f it.". imlis hull t 1.. irccle.1 in
A-iiuK' uir iu.- tiHl i riiws ll il iim. J.llll.l-
..i.rf,u".;.Mv
lOiiM'i'ian tj.j.l .liinUil
i:k. iiitl -w
j.ii r; !i:is.
I'iHiriMinei:
MAtiK 'itNAcm:
K
Stass in Ranid Sncr-sin
DlglS I'" t of
MXSS N2TA 2AKI.E.
Tilt: l EiA' Ot-' SONft VXIi f) t
);irn .ill l!it-liar, SVrfiiri'i.'.iiri ! ..
Ssl.8. lanrrr !i.ii:ap r.l S'ni-
srasiiitic Once a lleil,.
Com)risiiiK : 111! r 1 . .!
SONGR, DANCES AMD ACTS.
We give the Best
Variety Entertainment
I a the West.
'ill,' lln-O-e is ciontli-il ii lih .ml .'I
vv;tiihavevlt!K"Hl ttetiil rim. inn r n'
isimiop it to !! 1'inial (n :sn sIn n !( u! t
v.i. !i II .y a-cat(tir f""- I : . -.iiuiM
ii u( w.t mil iif ei I. ' ' i .
uielmijr In 'peml a i-lP'-cinl n i ii
- " -., irt,tns'M( .i:iiil'i',i il '... m.i
Kirl! O.unitf improve tin ..p lli'h.. mo
i.iii . .
Tl. I Hill, I .11 Ulllll-I.-I !,!; ' .. '
Unovr ArtNi
MlI'VNME WVITO
MISS 1.01I1SF r.Hlh
Mr: On vt:i I--S ICoiilkii,
" TAis. .loi's i.OK.
rMi:.".lfisin7.i Pmv,
3Jrs. W.vi n t: 1'viiks.
All.-r Mliult iill ,iiptirniilitlv in th( inlif
lon nt sj.m.iilii's
Opi.iain-onrortPvirj eviiiing i.iTfen.i
ancfrfliiiiiieiinnat f: ei'tnimv lutiniitre
on Ui moil tioi t . j.'iv Hi' Ihik oh I'l.i iri
miisstipci Look oulfr Our Stars.
Barboui'9s
jyo- 40 12-Fly
SALFON TWINE!
Ml ilfiii IiBID LIKB8.
BE IKE TWINES.
A Full Stock Now on Hand.
HENRY DOYLE & CO.,
.": t ?5:nKt't!tiooS, S:m Franriirn
Silc Aui-nis fni (lie I'actlli- ( a-l.
zsrsn :k u, v.
,p:r
c Si
si? S tss Tfeft?
fil a is Haass' a
SSSSrl
AS AH ANTI.BILIQUS ME0IGI8E,
nrs ncoi-it)firablo. Th"-" t.t:m.iIito ho
TOHi"ID IjIVBIJ .invictorate tho XM ERV
OUSSYETEM, rivtonsto'uoBIGBS
aaVBOHOAirS, create penc: djfrentiou
andrt-Kalar morEinsnt oi tho bowela.
AS AH AHTf-MAifiBlAL
They2"rto EO equal ; a tnjr fa 3. preyciit
lvoamlcurefor BU10 js, Itsmttent, Inter
mitTf nt Typhoid JTevxsrs, and Poycr and
Asue UporithqhaaUhy action ot the
Siomaoti and ijy cr depondi, alinosi
vliolly, tho health of tho hiutisu raj.
DYSPEPSIA.
IMsfortlio curofthiadise-vsi? and Jts nt
tecdants, S1CK-ICJADACHE, IJE1IV
QUSMBSS. DESPOMDBICy. COIM-ba-IPATIOIir,
PILES, &c, thatlhdsc
j 1'illa liavo gained such a wida reputation
j Mo remedy traa ever ducovered that act:
similato food. TIim accomplished, Ihi
rpitvJl3 'rp"3lit7vrTmT "T?,1T"'ni'' i rr.
i ixu uxaaju, aou ma sjuxjx icu-
I 13 USP. Try tins Remedy &irly and s cu
vnli Rain a Woroua Body, Puro Islo i.i,
Stress Kcnres, and a Cu&trful j..d.
irf"-j 11 M.,n-,v v 1
' " CI Vl'fJllJ" ; If!' Ill'
t rrvTTrrirria ttD7Vxi
.11 IB yJs.xM. iJY Ji.
ccat Hun on WmsEESi c1i,lp to n (Tuw
1.UVCK by a fitnio appjicanoa ci tun iiyi ; l-n
rLa a naiuraiwiM, auu ocis irMSiainptu'lv
soMbyDrareisHorsfntbeii.-csscaic.cino Si
I Office, 35 Murray St., Now York
K.4;s;-?ii: 'ffrvsri'si " "; an olct to Kxyr bni' 1)oll-l,'s i -i i'uttifui ci
'V:MfC('!e,T!"u,i;:!.1."- ll 1Jo'i, the haiKkumcsl i:i Astoria?
Titiijw:-;j.gscf.jui.i
fM
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V'J71
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i Tile
fl?0E.YA iQtvi.
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Dissolution of
"-:s.o3s:-jp:3?s; -0- B.i?-o
.ASK THE FOL3
is iL an object ls save a Uollar op. a Dress?
Is it an object to save Fifty Cents on a pair ol bhoes?
Is it worth while to sae money in pnrehasino Corsets
from the largest assortment in Astoria? If so,
CALL AT THE CALIFOfllA STORE
I he)- are closing out business.
Cloliiioff $5 Less on a Soft than any oilier Store it! Astoria !
StLC3CK2.02S3l'530X
CASiSSfOK.ST2A SffOStE. Opposite P. O.,!
Astoria.
m
rheBossOeffee and Tea Poti
f.'yJ
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U Jii.'.
TWO DOOltSEAS'r.Oi' 0CC1UJ.XT,
' i MMSSil0
3 ST.
&&
CHAS. HEILBORN,
MAXUTAUTlTKnit Or
FUBI'TTEE & BED I) ING
AND DKAIiKK in
Carpels, Oil Cloth, Wa.lt Paper, Mirrors,
Window Shades, Lace Curtains, Picture Frames and fisouldings,
"WINDOW C0UNICF.3 AND C'PliTA'N TOLF.s
t'onilik'lo in 1 vi-r lironoh
MARTIN OLSEN,
in vi.i i: i
FURNTTUKE BEDDING.
'oi-in-i "llai.'i anil iii'iiiiiiiu Slirrl-J. -.tini.i. J:i'l'
WINDOW SHADES AND TRIMMINGS; LOOKING CLASSES, ETC
l i.mi.I.tr ! I..
PRICES AS CHEAP AS QUALITY WILL AFFORD.
..!. Knns or n iiTn:i: isjiimujei) a.j vaiisiii:!.
Lcinenwchei- & Co.,
c in.Shniiiu i" i-i:nN
ASToniA, oiu:uon.
m
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ill li.fio '
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M.tnuf.ictiirrM anil Iin;i.iil( mI
A I.I. ICINHs or
XJ2Da'i2,:0:DEJ2
ANI1 PINDINGS
V liole-..ilo Dealers in
OIL AKB TALLOW.
itinhf.st 0.1.O1 nri-i ii.ifi! ff.r Hiilpv .111. 1
TVllm...
Oaiuiery - Supplies
Inilioitoilan.l furs.ilcliv
ASTORIA.
onmo.s
Itnr Cnpjcr. ;
riinnnnn S..,I4
V:if;cs O.lfs, -fc.
Agent for HarWckS Sohlei.ng JIacliinp.l
ilolinston's imiirovcd Soldcrmir nminratiK ;i
netSatt
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luiarj .ami- lur viititrrui !.' uns ; iiioou s
Tzarjamaaggnssa
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MEDALLION AN(?E
sll VAI HTl K(.s si'i(IAIT
Nn.l I 11 till' In-1 tlOl'.HIP'l (I'lfllOMil
M i ! .il ll. int. nl i"liftf !iaKn
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THE ESBS0M0'
V Pir-t-t H".
f, 1 1 1 1 - n
Saloon and Lodging House
Ni'vvlv lU-Iilti il 111 tin? llo Atti.u live
.iihI Comfottabli- Mle
S..U1 I'luncisni 7Wation.il EEoer.
""it fiM'i.ttoillii'vei.iwra-liniiilraiiKlit;
Al-n the tmest
WINES, LIQUORS, and CICARS
rtnr.::r si lisj:. rroiuii (ur.
f Jl.lioslto the O. It. X. AVlnrf.
LOEB &.OO,
'
.H!'.r.i.i:s i
IWIKES,
L1QUOKS,
VXD
CIG-AJEtS.
aci'M.s rei: run
Best San Francisco Houses and
eastern Distilleries.
r;5r-All kihiiIi solil at Sm rraniiMii riue.
MAIN STKE1X
Opposite IUrLer HoiiiC. .Vston.i, Oregon.
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STEAM PRINTING HOUSE
HAS THE
FASTEST A XI) I.'JiST J'JtJiS.'SZii,
A tVJtT y'J-J OF THE LATEST STYLES.
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a.t Ijooirosfc 0uslx Rates,
An.! cm then tint-.ill I.. u-,. .h .' .ilt.ivlii. tru- U t uitlUd. vvlillocliarslujj
Cards, Envelopes, GiV liars,
TIIK r.VlMlV DAY WANTS 01' TIIK COUNTING H0051 AND THIS
WOKICSIKrt' AKK SU1TJJE0 AT Pit ICES WniCH CAN-
NiT HUT GIV: SATISFACTION TO ALL.
THE ASTORIAN,
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Tt- i:i:sp::cti:d and co.aiiikndkd ltv am, for its
finpariiality, Ability, Fairness and Reliability
Tn: pap:i fop, the
ron Tin: FATiMr.it,
FOR TIIK .MERCHANT,
Dtll.V tSTOIEIAA TK8MIS: 11 Y 91.11 f.
(I'OsTAfIB MIEn TO ALL SUIMCItlP.Knt.)
DAIIiV, ONE COPY ONE YEAR.ZZ"
DAILY. ONE COPY POURMCNTns
JSS.inir.lc Po;iii5 i.f either cilltlon 10 conN.
Aililros.: ,. k. 11A1.LOKA.V Jt Co.
Puhli-ihers.JAstorla, Oregon
t3Pos:nrasti.is aie authoriyoJ to act as uxetib for TnE AsToniAy.
iexwaga
;ii:r.7:t:s i
Tin, Shoci Iron and Copper Ware.
a Oi".il Aisertmen: of
HOUSEHOLD COOD8.
Acnb for
.isgi'' Stores mid Ranges
flio Best In the iu uKet.
!'i jii '.'ns i&on of all kinds on band. JoJ
worn u'jitr in a nvituiaiuuo uuiwet.
j r.ffEiwoN" stseets.
TIC
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T ' ' - at Tf. I AX.
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Bill Heads and Letter Heads.
WI.KIClAi
commercial ii.vx,
for the mechanic,
5F0R EVERY PERSON
$9 Oil
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