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aj&c-Saila stoi'lntu
ASTOlil A. OREGON:
TUESDAY
..JUNE 13, lKi-2
J. F. HALLO UA
...Udltor.
The White and Ked Terror.
It has been announced that
the coronation of the Czar has
been postponed for a year because
of information of Nihilist plots.
These plots, of course, mean a
project of massacre of the impe
riaF family and their guests, and
nothing could reveal more plainly
the gloomy situation in Russia.
That gloom is the characteristic
aspect of Russian affairs. xV kind
of night rests upon the empire.
Nobody feels that ho is well in
formed "of actual "events, and a
mutual terror of the government,
on tho one hand, and of the Nihi-.
lists, upon the other, envelopes the
land. In this situation an article
upon the Russian revolutionary
party by Princo Kroiiollcm, one of
that party, in the current number
of the "Fortnightly "Review, is of
singular interest and importance.
The author vasliiinsclf."for sever
al years a public official, naively
believing in the good intentions
of his government," and he is evi
dently entirely familiar with the
subjet.
The general statement of Prince
Kropotkin is that the despotism is
so absolute that no legal and
normal protest, remonstrance,argu
ment, or movement of modifica
tion or reform is practicable.
From 1861 to 1870, every form of
lawful effort for relief was tried,
and was utterly abortive. From
tha moment that Alexander IT.
surrondered wholly to the reac
tionary party, the country has
been mined with secret societies.
The press is gagged. There is up
public opinion. The system ol
education is dcpigni'.l to 'perpetu
ate and deep ignoran.-o, and the
man of tho people lon lay ineit
under tho suffocating weight of
despotic supremacy. Tho reform
movement began by the- attempt
to fuse tho intelligent leaders and
the indifferent multitude, and this
work was done, the Prince ays,
with a heroic self-sacrifice unparal
leled, in history. During all this
time the life of the Czar was as
secure as that of any man, and
the societies themselves prevented
attempts upon it. But to main
tain its hold upon the Emperor the
reactionary party kept liim in
constant alarm, and the icaction
harrassed the opposition with in
cessant prosecution and punish
ments. Every act and word of the
popular party was distorted and
maligned. The noted caso of
the Vera Zassoulitch was simply
that of a woman .who fired at the
chief of the. St. Petersburg police
in order that, upon her trial, the
infamies of the treatment of pris
oners might be revealed. She
said that she was glad he was not
killed, as she did not desire his
death, hut there was no other way
to unveil the system. She was
acquitted, says the Prince, by
public opinion. But she would
have been seized by the govern
ment at the very door of tho
court if the people had not rescued
her.
Since that time the Russian
revolutionists have taken to de
fending themselves. No man was
safe against spies, and the
said: "In other countries men
have courage 'enough to defend
themselves. An Englishman or
Araeri.can would not permit such
proceedings, and why should we?
Let us have at least as much cour
age as this. Of course we shall
sacrifice ourselves; but we will try
to make such misdeeds, impossi-
ble."' 'Yet until 1879, he says, 'the
person of 'the Czar remained in
violable. It was only, when the
"White Terror'' was established
that the idea of attacking abso
lutism in 'the person of the Czar
became popular in the revolution
ary party. But the parly is not a
mereconspiracy formassacre. It has
distinct and declared purposes, and
the Czar would be as safe to
morrow as" any man in the
world if ho would 'consent to call
an assembly freely elected by tho
people to revise the fundamental
laws, and grant an amnesty for
the past. What such an assembly
would be, aud whether a Russian
Czar could consent to the over
throw of imperial rule without
assassination by the hand of the
imperial party, are vital questions'
which the prince does not con
sider. But his paper throws a lu
rid light upon the appalling situa
tion in Russia, while the postpone
ment of the Czar's coronation
shows that .the .Black and Red ter
ror is as definitely established as
the White.
Novel . Preservatives.
The increased demand for meats
has made active inquiry in refer
ence to transmission, the problem
being how to get fresh meats a long
distance from the source of sup
ply. A new compound, prepared
by Barff, styled "boro-glvcnd-i"
is claimed to produce the im-t
satisfactory results; he steep- tin
fresli meat in this solution, and
gives a series of experiments to
demonstrate its value:
"A pair of ribs of mutton was
sent last August from the Falk
land Islands and the meat remain
ed sweet and tender, and was
eaten both rosited and hoiied;
oysters kept for three months
which could not be distinguished
from fresh one?, others sent r.nv
from Jamacia to England .which
retained a perfect fi.ivor; turtles
and pigeons from the same pl.u-o
with satisfactory reullsj piaroens
and beef kept several months .ind
made into a pie, with eggs laid
six tiionths."
But a still fuithcr method is
now in progress of experiment in
England. Instead of steeping the
moat in an antiseptic, the preserva
tive compound is iiftrodueed into
the veins of the-'liviug animal, and
from them into every pari i the
body. The sheep upon whhtli tin
experiment was pprforaied v is
first stunned by a "blow nu tie
head given with a wooden mailer.
Tim left jugular vein was then l.iid
bare, a pint of blood drawn off
and about two ' pints of the pre
servative, dissolved in warm water
and kept at blood liCHt, was in
jected into the opened vein. The
sheep was then killed in the ordi
nary way. the whole occupation
not occupying more than four
minutes. The antiseptic used
in this experiment was boiveie
acid, which did not in the slightest
degree affect the quality or flavor
of the meat, while the result, of
later experiments show" that meat
so treated will keep perfectly good
without the use of ice or lcfrig
erator for five or six. weeks in sum
summer and two or three mouths
in cold weather.
If these methods are successful
they will supersede the more cost
ly and unsatisfactory 'system now
in vo:r.ie.
NEW TO-DAY.
EL0322.0Vli .
TO THE' LADIES OF ASTORIA.
3 take ru: vsuhi: i- informing
1 you Uiat 1 I.,-iv iciuod mv Drcs-v-xnsKius
rooms
From Cfcrn-.timm St. to fas-. Hi..
Next door to Tiir ASroiiJAX nfiiiv. I
think tnc lad cs for their liberal p ilronasc.
3js:s. a. ka pii.s:vb:a.
jeis
nrLOP. wBEJii:.
Counts- "Stirvryor
OfCI.itsopC.iuui-. OfflcetChe-ianuissdeel.
Y. il. C. a. ha!l--Roota So. S.
5ST LOST.
ON' SUNDAY AFIMIXOOX. O:; THE
middle -aud, ir.0 fathoms of i!f-t.,M.th
blark buoy, marked No. 10. The finder ui'l
be rewarded liv leaving tt at WcathPrbv fi
Thoines', for CHARLEY HERBERT.
. JeW-St
TSIVS T.KT.
ON THE MORXIXG.OF JIXE aril
near Sims Itland, abreast Cook's net
racks, about w fathoms old net, 37 ir.ch:
mailced. "G.J1 "on leads. Finder wi'.liive
tt atAOAED & s lOKES'. jaii
7,fcT I.CST.
ON XIGIIT OF .iriTE Om, OFF WRECK
of "Great Republic," about loo fathoms
web, 40 mcshl part fccotch No. U, and imit
Barbour's No. 12 cotton ; cork lines laid left
handed. Leave Information with I. 1,4.11
SEX. at S. 1), Adair & Co.'.s. jell-";t
SET I.OST.
ON THE EVEXIXG OF .TENT. .V1H. A
little below Point Alice J75 fathoms of
weh. -iO.tatuoms of 15 mesh, and tli, rest a
mesli.S.-oMi Xo. 12. 12-ply. Corks n-,'.ed
'L. X., P. U. P. Co," Ei-avc Informal lun it
P. C. P. cannery. "
SCT' FOVXO. v
mO-DAY. JUXE CTn. ABREAST OF
JL Fort Stereo;, about 200 fathoms of
Barbour's No. 12, lj-p! v. OOmesh dep. No
marks. Apply to John ft terson, Devlin's
cannery. Jetdiw
A. .' 'Allen
(SL'OCr.SSOU TO-T.IOE it "ALLEN.)
- V f .
WUiffraalc and iMatl dealer h-
Provisions,
' Or oakery
Glass . and PSaiei! Ware.
ritoncAi and i)mn'.-;r:c
FRUiTS AND VEGETABLES.
rrfr'ller mill
Wines, LiQiiors, Tol)acGOCla;ars
The largest ::id most eiiiiilete -stuck or
goods m their line Jo be fomittiii tlie city.
I 'wrier orCas:mi fttjuemoe-lhe Suect,
ASTOIilA, OKI'fiON.
HILL'S VARIBTIBK.
i.v.im.i.. - - - l'itoniirrrei:
WAl.TKIM'AltKS, - STAGE MANAGEtt
Kor St.irs in tlnj):" Sacecssiou !
Engagement" of
RirilARDS jukI EVANS
Tin finiiasr!!-. ursolic ::ii! ll.mre.
KISS IIXTA EARLB. .
run yi'EEX or soxc n ini e:
tli'ii :!! tile ':ir. t';: fd! ni:i:iei' i:-ry
Mtt. SHUi- tinnse ol' in.
m-aiuiii(k On-v :i V(r!v.
Cniiipiislii; all lit- J.tte'I
SCHCS, DAKCES AI5D ACTS.
We give the Best
Variety Entertainment
In the West.
"Jlu- lin-:-l,'e I- -fowilft! :. JjlK .ill 1 :.I!
ttho iiavi Hlne.N,-d l,.-eiiU-ji.-.imi.iil pii)
iHHiure It l.tbr 4.i3AHo'iin 4--"ii-l --where.
-J!r. Jliil :is a at.'reT lnr tin- iminl' n
aiiiiiNemeut eaii n.t In- ee-'Iod. An 1-ml .
wisliine tu N.jH-nd ,i )len-.in! evemiu mid
see NjrarklrOK vt and iie.iuly niiiiou! iul-j-'aiitj
, nJi(iii!1 iji.pmM- the i.jip.wtiai n : n-l
Cilllll'.'
The eomj-ati;' emiTpriM-N t!;e Irjjievvhiti !I-
Knottii Aiti-li
"Mii l'AVMi: Wai.tox.
- .Vf3?r-I.fciN!; Cook.
Mis. 'jhi:i.rs Knin.pi!.
Ml:. ..'oji.N Cook,
.Mi:. Vm.tm: Paimj1?.
All if - 1 1 1 1 li uili appear ni-hll in tin irdif
fmi it .NpeciahleN.
Opeaarrfoneert ev.-n e.-t-nui;:; t'i-rf4.nn-:iiiceci)"nineiiein'al
: e:itui::ee lotheatie
on Benton Njn-ei : pi:n:te iop-j o'i riiena
imiNNtreet. Look out for Hew Stars.
AS AH AHTL.B1U00S MEDICINE,
aro iacempnKjjlc. They atunuUte tlie
TOKBID JiTAJ:ii,mmgoititotUe XJEKV-.
OUS SSBIEffi, r.:vo tcno to tho DIGES
TIVE OSQAJJS, crcata perfect digestion
pr..lrerulrmovcsicntofthsbowci3.
AS A3 Agm-RAlftBIAL
5i?y liavoso pqml ; achas as a prevent.
itfc:nJ euro for Bilious. Hemittent, Iatcr-
mtticat Typhoid Fevers, and Fever aad
Afuc. Upaa tho healthy action of thg
Lt?.iiucii and Xiiver depends, ahcosi
wiiolly, tho health of ths human nxca.
DYSPEPSIA.
Ills ibr tho euro of this diseaso and ito ct
tendaats, SIC3C-HEADACHK, JNTBKV-
ouaifBsa. 3PE3POiJDEBrcy, coj-t-
tyrgAflOrJ, PILES, &c, tliat these
JP.Tis liave gamed such a. V7ide reputation.
Sxc rem jdy vra3 ercr discovered tliat act:
?o -.".jeedily aud f.estly en the digestivo or
au?, RiriJK theni tone and vigor to as-2T-.U
ila leod. This accomplished, the
JiiiVS"ara BItACED, tho BHAXN
:J OUiilSHBD, and tho BODY 1 lO -BUST.
Try this jtcmedy fciirly and you
will ain a Vigorous Body, Puro Blood.
Etrsug Hcrvts, and a Cheerful ramd.
t'rlec 25e. 25 3Iurray S:., K. Y .
Ss47 Haib oe AVnioKrns chncped to a Crss
UiiACS bv a cId?!c npplicntion of tbu lrc It im
parts a KitUT" 1 Color, aad acts In stanta neons !t
ioidbrDniizistBorEentbyexitressonreceiiJtotSl
Otnco, 35 Murray St., Nev York
Art i.o-t
.luncuili, iii niiildlc channel, nbont GO i
laiiionis oi ii-wpsii not. 12 plv J5arlour
twino; kaiU marked ,1. .'D. & Co.
I'liidcr Mill lie suitably rpwnrdwl bv
retimuiiKsaiiicto Davliirs cannery, or
i?iviiik inforeiation that will lead to its
recovery. FKAXK VIAXELLO.
jc7-lw
KOAT A.VI) XST LOSSY.
A NEW riSIIIXi; BOAT. PAINTKJ)
., v.liiie on ontsi.lo and brown color In-
boat puller, a he net was 40 meshes." Uar
boiir No. 12. cotton line-i laid left-handed.
kr c-I, cpk. J feet 4 nielies Ions : beam. 7 feet
2 ii.e-he.,, Umait-, all fir, ljj inches thick;
oak kneed, cak limbers, nak (junwale, spiked
niiicle-tiinbeis : center boarJ, " feet long-
31 S & si (ii S? CJT
niiicie-iiinbeis ; center board. 7 feet long; iJL Has six rooms, v.ood-shed, chieken-5H?iW-A,!.aB:,Iv,aa,i
,,wt-. - "bergl ie- house.etc..iindanever-Ial!hw,hvin:sprm;
TaraTilt be naSd tor any authentic Infornw- Qt good water on tho lot. Price. sS50. I-oca-
tioa in" regard to the men. boat or net bv
f nnnnrlAraltmo.l - C "n imrn p. r, J
jeSdlw
Dissolution of Partnership
PROMPTS "OS SPO
ASK THE FOLLOWING :
Is it an object to save Five Dollars on a Beautiful Clonk
or Dolman, the handsomest in Astoria?
Is il an object to save a Dollar on a Dress?
Is it an object to save Fifty Cents on a pair of Shoes?
Is it worth while to save money in purchasing- Corsets
from the largest assortment in Astoria? If so,
CALt AT THE CAUFORMIA STORE
They arc closing out business.
Clotliiif $5 Less on a M than any otter Store in Astoria i
aiL&SFOHEriJL STOHE, Opposite P. .,
Astoria. Oregon.
-iV-a gA n8
TWO DOORS EAST OF OCCIDENT.
m
laesoBBUoifee anci Tea ro
fjaij$
l-f JSStfBSiKss;Sjf.iTS-jn
u5d r5JT5u &I&
. CHAS, HEILBORN,
M a'K U FA CTU RE It F,
FLTRKFTXE X BEDD1TSTC4
AND DEALER IN
Carpets, Oil Clotb. Wall Paper,. Mirrors,
Window Shades, Lace Curtains, Picture Frames and Mouldings,
WINDOW CORNIOKS AND CURTAIN l'OLKS
Complete in overv lnuacli.
MARTIN OLSEN,
FUKNTTUETC- 5? "REDDING-.
Corner Main anil Sqiicmorina Stri-pSs. AHioriu. (r'i:.
WINDOW SHADES A D TRIMMINGS; LOOKING GLASSES, ETC,
V Smuleie Sloi-3.
PRICES AS C-HEAr AS QUALITY WILL AFFORD.
Leinonweber & Co..
P. l.riNEN'WEIlltK.
ASTORIA, OKKdON,
m iTTiTTi-nn i iTr nTTTinTnnn
TAWflfinS AJSJJ bUtimMopATE;
.Manutftcturfn ami Imiwrii mJ
A l.T, KINDS OF
1.
. AND FIXDINOS
Wliolcwlo Dealers in
OIL A1STD TALLOW.
eerlllghoat rash price r.iiil for Hides and
Tidlow. !
set yox;r.
OX TUISPAY 310KXIXO, THK itilt : 1
V about CO fathoms net, 13 meV.i, Ilai hour's !
Xo. II, marked W.T. I.";er can liae it by i
annhirin: at the station et the Columbia;
I (.'annin-; Company.
HOtSS A?JI IiOT 2'i: HAf.EM
la Olncy'n Astoria. j
!
i
KOUSK OXE STOltY .VXD A ILVLV.
Has six rooms, v.ood-shed, chicken-
tiou,'ajout eklit minutes' walk from Tost -
ec-tj -' " peri Estate Agent.
! HI 1
OUR IJ y J
-a ifcV
MA l!E HAlt Ol
SE. R.IiAAVES
sum: Aii.NT.
Mmi, V-i-ni f.r Uie e--le!r.'.led
ISiirli". I'nlrist J'.iiiii Sto-.
MED VLUOX HAiXGK.
.ST I AM 1 1'l't IN'l.h A Sl'l 1'IAETi .
Xiiue hut the he-it notkinen enipiojed.
All H.irk jrit.ir.i!ili'"d nr m chaiK.
AW!
F5 dSS
. 3
ASTORIA, OREGON
1ST 22. ZZJZZ&iZST
i-noui.i, m:::'.;o.N
S
DRUGS AND CHEMICALS,
I
Toilet and Fancy Articles, '
; PATENT KSDI0IHES, ETC.!
iSTrosciiptioas earrtutli rompoiimliMl'iit
all hours.
, JSfllorm-opallile Tinctiirc- ami relict i,
' ami Humphrey's Spcc-Uics also kept.
LOEB & CO.,
.lOUilRUS IN
'wTOEg
LIQUOBS,
AND
OIGf-AKS.
AUCXTS TOR TUV.
Best San Francisco Houses and
Eastern Distilleries.
JifAil goods sold at San Francisco Trices.
MAIX STREET, -
Opposite Talker House, Astoria, Oregon.
M :ai
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L; 1x1 JO.
Firemen's
-!3?o "too
UNDER THE AUSPICES OF ASTORIA ENGINE COMPANY NO. I.
On Tuesday Evening, July 4th,
T THE SKATING EINK.
-Honorary
HON. A. VAN DCX,
HON. W. W. PARKER,
HON. JOHN HAH V,
HON. C. W. FULTON,
W. E. DE3IENT,
A. W. r.ERRY.
r.PT. GEORGE FLAVEL.
Reception
C.A. -MAY,
. li. FRANKLIN,
J.STRAFsS,
-Floor Committee.-
J. G, CHARTERS,
L. E. SELIG,
G. P. WHEELER.
Tickets, hid tiding Gentleman and Lady, $1.50.
Tlie Pole of Astoria ami YWnity is Gorfllally bTltei to Attend.
A'. 3E V.. IH-,!-.-;:ut;):i3i- CliunK-lrrs iU Ie admitted. Tickets
:jii 1f hnl ii" :iii.i iticriilx-r ol the ('omiKUiyanil at nil tlie prlncl
ja! ,Jr-. ai' iSi" fli.
' I'.y iilZiiVAl or THK COMMITTEE. .
J&lh.t-k Jk, lMnfgomery,
.SIT r.SsDIl Il JACKI.NS & ilONTKOMEUY.)
z&JmL
E3
ronasiu or ."siasx. w
wmmw
& BMIIH
seCIT2
AM)
ssss
ARE THE BEST.
And cost no more than other brands ; and If
tho Merchant itli whom you trade does
not keep our Goods, it is because it pas
better to sell a pair of Koots or shoes every
two months than ever" four or five. WK j
OUAKAXTEE EVEItY PAIR WE MAKE.
Ail Merchants In good, credit can piooure
these Goods at our Warehouses In Tortlaud
orSanFiancisco.
Try our "HERCULES" Patent Boots
HCHT BROS. & CO.
Just Received.
J GST RECEIVED AT THE FURXITUKE
ami carpet store of Clias. lleilboin a large
stock of JJrnssels carper, in elegant
patterns al from fW cents to ?li" per
yard. '
NaTICE.
FATROXS OF THE WELCU HILL
Water Works lcaVInj: their laueets
open or uslnc hose for sprinkline streets, or
v-aMlns water tn any way, will liae their
water shut oft without fnrtlier notice.
JAMES W. WELCH, Acent.
fV
OF JULY
Bress Ball.
CSri-vroxx-
Committoe. -
HON. C. S. WRIGHT,
HON. D.-C. IRELAND,
HON. F. J. TAYLOR,
A. J. MEGLEE,
1 RO BT. CARRUTHERS,
. J. F. HALL0RAN,
I CAPT. J. G. HUSTLER.
Committee.
G. REED,
P. J. GOODMAN,
G, HANSEN,
CHRIS. EVENSON,
A. C. FISHER.
II. SPELLMIEE.
UK.VLniW IN
Tin, Sheet Iron and Copper Ware.
.v I'dieml Assortmentrof
HOUSEHOLD GOODS.
Agent- for
3lnio Stores and Ranges
Tlie i:e.-t la the uiarkt-1.
I'minliliiKood'i of nil kli:ds onliand. Job
ork done i:i ;i w orknianllke maimer.
.ikftkhhox mtiikkts,
arbour's
No. 40 I2-Ply
: SALMON TWINE!
SCORE AND LEAD LIKES,
SEINE TWIN.ES.
'A Full Stock Now on Hand.
HENRY DOYLE & CO.,
-IS I .flui-ket Street, Man FrancU'ro
Solo Afjents for the Pacific Coast.
MAKTIX 10AKI1. J. J. STOKES,
FOARD & STOKES,
Wholesale and retail dealers In
Wood aad "Willow-ware,
GROCERIES,
Tobacco, Cigars, Wines and Liquors'
rOEFJflX AXD DOMESTIC
Fruits and Tegetdbles
AND
COUNTRY PRODUCE,
AXD
General Commission Merchants
ASTOHIA, OREOOX.
Xet to Oregon Railway & Xav. co's Dock,
dw