The Daily Astorian. (Astoria, Or.) 1876-1883, June 21, 1882, Image 3

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Newspaper Page Text(3J S SBlUj StStffriJttJ. ' . , AbTOEIA. OREGON: TVEDESDAY VV-.- . . ISSUED EVERY MOETJING. (Monday Excepted). J. F. HALLOItAN U COMPANY. Pchlwhf.es andJ I'liorniin-ons. Afionan litiildinj. Cart Str&i. Terms of Subscription : -eied by Carrier, rer week : Cenu i entby mail, four months....... ...FI uQ ittii by mull, me year ... .. 6 W) Free of Fostase to.SubJcriHes. AlTeMsani:ii:' meertcJ by lho year at he rnto of 1 1 SO por square per month. Transient adrertif inc. by the day or week, ifty ocnia per square for each insertion. THECITY. Tub Daily astokian irH be rent bg mallatljccnt amwdh.frctof pottage. Head er icio contanplatcaliitnccfrniTi the city can Jlnrc Tun atoriax fnUuio them, Dailt or Wkeki.v edition to any pni-t-oflie e ictth out ad-iltional expense. Adtlrcs may to znaivjed at offer, cm desired. Lrace order al Iht emmtina romn. Read Capt. Wood's advertisement cf his yacht "Blueskin." The Fleetwood blew her whistle venter-day at twelve o'clock. The Dunard, Algoa Bay, Jas. A. Wright, and Jurat have arrived out. -Tho harvesting of barley has be gun in Walla Walla. A good yield is expected. Alleged longest day; very little difference, however between yesterday and to-morrow. E. C. Holdcu advertises that on next Saturday ho will sell some, de sirable building material. Wo aro glad to hoar that Thoi. Cratig is so far improved that his re covery is deemed probable. i Tho State of California is duo from San Francisco this morning. The Oregon left Portland at 12 last night The Cnanco committee report S810 collected since Monday morning. It will tako 81,000 to soo the thing through in style, and it will bo forth coming. Tho Monday run of fish being better than ordinary is used by some as a proof that tho Sunday law ought to bo put in operation right straight through. Mobbc. - A terrific tornado which swept through central Iowa last Saturday night killed fifty people, wounded one hundred, and destroyed ovor one mil lion dollars worth of property. Ono drunk and two diwrdcrlya were brought from the cooler yester day and allowed to enrich the city treasury in tho Bum of 32. These things come "high but Rome will havo 'em. Tho dead body of Martin Watson who was drowned last Snnday even ing was found in a net in the north channel Monday afternoon and con veyed to Franklin'sundertaking rooms, from which it was buried yesterday afternoon. Tho now steamer Gen. Miles is having her machinery thoroughly overhauled and tested. Thus far it has met every expectation, and tho builder, Mr. Jonos, of Delaware, is confident that she will giro satisfac tion to hor owners. Mr. ii. Li. i'lke is getting up a fine curtain for Liberty Hall, which will combine tho useful and orna mental. It will afford a good medium for advertising and will be at the same time an improvement on tho present antique arrangojuent. On account of tho rain yesterday tho excursion of the Fleetwood to Fort Clatsop was postponed till to- morrow afternoon, when, weather per mitting, our citizens can take a few hours'recreation in viowing tho historic ground where Lewis and Clarke win tered in eighteen hundred and ever so few. To-day thero are all sorts of go ings on up above. Tho sun crosses tho line, enters tho sign of the scor pion, swings higher toward the zenith and shortens ono'a shadow to its smallest limit; tho moon is in apogee, Mercury is in aphelion, Venus swings farthest to the north, and a vast ar ray of other celestial pranks are billed for the occasion. The Stato Democratic Convention of California met at San Jose yester day to nominate candidates for gov ernor and lieutenant-governor. Hearst of San Francisco and Dagget of Sis kiyou seem to have the call for the nominations respectively, though many old timers claim that Hearst hasn't got money enough to get tho nomination. He is only worth S20,-000,000. Observance of the Fourth. The following general order has! 'been issuod by Brigadier-General i nines: xub iLoiii anniversary oi rar i tm . n.,.- iuiii r priatcly observed at all military posts 1 ! in this Department on the 4th of Julv. I .. .w..... .....Lr....vuvw ..... ...j,.., I ; proximo. All business, except tho i necessary military duties, will be 3iis- pended, and the national saluto fired fas prescribed by regulations. The 1 use of fircworl.s on military rescrva ; tions will be prohibited when public propcrty will be, endangered thereby. Post commanders are charged with the ! execution of thiiorder. Dangerous Condition ilfti. e unuerstaml that the condition of Scott, who shot a few days ago, was yeftterday afternoon so much worse that Carlson was held under arrest in increased bail of S.OGO, in default of which he was committed to jail. The unfortunate condition of Scott is a matter of sincere regret to his friends and acquaintances. It is alleged that he was simply passing by the house when he received the con tents of Carlsen's gun in his shoulder, and was not even cognizant that Carl sen lived there, much less had any in tent to pay his domicile a visit. 2hat Fish "Wheel. A gentleman who came down from the Cascades, says the Standard, states that ono of tho fish wheels there caught 4,100 salmon in 24 hours. The fish appear to be running m vast num numbcrs, as he saw a man with a dip net catch 78 at the head of an eddy in less than hour. Ho caught three at one scoop. The fish in making tho passage of the cataract are obliged to keep closo to the shore and so arc teadily captured. A law must bo passed by the next legislature to put a stop to this wholesale dostiuvtinu of salmon. Another Body Found. EDirei: Atekiax: On the 14th inst., mi the beach and opposite Mr. .T. L. Stout's old farm houe, tho body of a young man about 20 yc-irs if age, rather dark complexion, and had to very promi nent teeth in the upper jaw. Tho body was naked except pants, which were of line black cloth; it was 5 feet 7 inches in height and of ordinary frame. A t-oilin was taken out from hero and a decent burial given the body,. near where it wa? found. Fur ther information may be had from Roes Williams, uho assisted al tho burial. K. W. Tlwaco, W. T. Lost Off Point Lobo3. The British steamer Ecambria, loaded with wheat for a I'ortngese port, "went to sea from Sin Francisco last Mondav afternoon. When about five miles outride the heads she cap sized and sank, and so far as is known all hands are lost. The terrible disas ter was seen from lho shore, but, of course, it was impossible to render the unfortunate cre.v any assistance. It is thought a large quantity of coal on the deck mado the vessel top heavy. Portland's Electien: Tho family quarrel in the Republi can party in Portland culminated last Monday in tho election of Dr. Chap man for mayor, by tho largo majority of 542. The bolter's ticket for coun cilman was also elected. There is a moral to the story, but it wouldn't adorn any tile worth relating and can be left "unsung. William P. Doland, ex-treasurer pf Multnomah county, died last Sat urday night in St. Vincent's Hospital, of piialysis. Hcadington is putting Johnson & Co.'s new building through in good shape; Hansen Bros, arc getting ready to begin Theo. Broemscr's new hotel; Suprenaut and Ferguson are finishing up Crow's now building; Holt Bros, are capping tho piles just driven for the new brick building of tho O. F. L. & B. Association; Cant. Hustler is having new planking put down on his dock; Boelling is putting up a new frame building next to Bergman and Berry's; Capt. Brown i3 beginning tho erection of a new warehouse at the foot of 3Iain .street, tho foundation is being laid for the now Presbyterian church, etc., etc. If you want j our harness fixed scud them to the shoemaker shoo, whero they will be handled without gloves. At the shoemaker's shop at .Mr. , iehols' Boarding House, next to Mr. .lohan son's store, upper Astoria. Prof. Fred Meyer is meeting with marked success in his musical instruc tions. More advanced pupils can be ac connnodated with lessons at their own houses at the monthly ..ate of S. Prof. Meyer has some fino German music most suitable for new beginners, lie also gives lessons in vocal music. . A complete stock of boys' and chil dren's suits just- received at Mcintosh's clothing store. mmmnwiMmwMHWJWPi CLIPPED AMD CONDENSED, j ... . .. Multnomah couiitv ravo the Re publicans their m.ijoritie.4. Four hundred miles is the nearest 3y ,lvinK l)en'on nas erer 0W" IO ul f,rth rle- .. . , .. W. H. Holmes, Democrat, is elected Prosecuting Attorney of the Second District by 17 majority. The Walla Walla Watchman has the best outside editorial wc have seen on the recent election. The Laid provides for his ewn: but it is expected they will scratch around a little and help make a cr.-p. Cheney the little town of Che ney has raised one thousand dollars with which to celebrate the Fourth.' Tho Grand Lodge of United Work men for Oregon, Washington and British Columbia, will meet in Olym pia on the second Wednesday in July. If it is true that "cowards dio many times before their death,'" Guiteau will suffer tho pangs of final dissolu tion more than once before tho 30th inst. The comet parsed its perihelion, or neatest point to the sun, on .Time 10th. On July 1st it will bo at tho nearest pond to the earth, only 1-18,-o00 miles. The eastern division of the North ern Pacific, 810 miles in length, is practically completed from Superior City, Wis., to tho mouth of he Big Horn River. A few years ago Dakota was looked upon as a barren desert, closely re lated to tho north pole. A'ow this territory has 1,700 miles of railroad and ono hundred newspapers. The Norwegian bark Carl IJaasted, from Astoria March 10th, for Cork', put into Rio June 10th leaking badly . Sho had jettisoned part of her cargo, and will have to discharge for impairs. A Wisconsin pastor has bcon hauled up for illustrating his sermons by magic lantern. Wisconsin preachers are expected to confine themselves strictly to brimstone when they want to make things rlear. A great deal has been said first and last about bacon and ham being im ported into this stale, and it may not be out of place to'note the fact that by the last steamer was shipped to Cali fornia six tons of bacon. The word Paloiise is derived from the Indian word Polusu signifying "gooseberry," which grows in gieat quantities on the crocks of tho Pa louse country. "Spokane" means falling water as applied to the falls. "Tum-a-ltun" means falling waters. It h.s always been a puzzle to kuow exactly what to bo "dead drunk" i3. Now conies science and say3 thi3 condition exists when the vital lhlid presents the proportion of one of al cohol to 105 of blood. Now all that the topers havo to do is to stop short at ono of alcohol to 101 of blood. Tho schooner "11. L. 'Herman" eailcd last Tuesday for Ounalaska and took on her deck tho steamer "New Racket," 14 tons; she is to lie med on the Yukon river on a gold-prospecting expedition. Captain E. Schufle- liu will be her captain, and she has a party of prospectors who will lemain on that river with her for throe or four years, ft is in every respect, a new racket. -.Vim ted. A woman to do general housework in a small family, inquire at tins omce. Notice. TheAsloiia Shirt and Oil Clothing Factory has moved ne,l house to CVIIriptr-i Hotel, l'ersm.s w ishine frood I oil clothing to keep them drv will please can. Mr. John Kouers of tho Central Mar kcl. has made anangement.s to keep al neiiupst uvsii iHii.eic, in their -eiion I'aitles wishius; eroceiies. provis ions or mc'.ehiindlse of any description, snouKi leave tneir ortter.-, wiiiia. van Dusen .t Co. as Ihey are prepaied lo de liver goods in any pan of the cilyon the shortest notice. Co to Koscoe.s and try the Boston Crystal Ice Cream. Occident Block. Another of tte hue A. It. Chasp organs at the City Book Store. What is nicer on a warm day than a dish of that exquisitely Havered ice. cream that rranir i-aure manes? Three scow loads of dry fir, spruce limbs, mid bark, just received and for sale at Cray's dock. P. J. Goodman, on Cheuamiu "licet. has just received the latest and most liisiuuji.tuiu sijic ol uriii.". aim urnics boots, shoes, etc Agent in Astoria for the famous Morrow shoes. Slovens & Son have their store crowded with new goods, all marked in' plain figures. If you want ice cream that is fes crcani, go to Frank Fabre.'s. The Peruvian syrup has cured thou sands who were suffering from dyspep sia. debility, liver complaint, bolls, hu mors, female complaints, etc. Pamph lets freeto anyaudress. setn w.i-oww .SSon" oston. rMmmAmmwmm nMrnpaernKn i mDOmflf I CC ffTTIfifl 1 fl l' 1110 1 UUI10U WW 1 1UH. ', Has just taken charge of M. D. Kant's Tailoring De partment, and will suit all tastes in fit, style, and workman ship. Spring-bottom pants a specialty: all garments fully guar anteed. M. D.KANT. Merchant Tailor and ier. A 4,'ard. Astoria, June lit, 1SSJ Ennei: AsiORiAx: It is v.itli nleasure that I call the at tention of yoifr leaders to the fact that I have established a photograph gallerv in Astoria, bpposite the Couit Hoiim'. 1 earnestly invite every citizen of your town and vicinity to vi-.it it and evain- aminc the display of picture., firmlybi--heving that the icrdict of each one will be that my work is not only of the be-t but that the priees aro. reasonable. I am pieparedtodoall kinds of view ing, copying and enlarging In anv size in all departments. 1 will see that mv customers go away satisfied, and ic- spi'ctfully solicit their patronage. Vorv truly, S. 15. 0:ow. Photographer. Attention Fishermen. L'se Nichola's Balm of (Head oil for sore or chapped hands, for sale by .loo ti. charter, i me tames irec to in. - For the finest baths in the city go to the Orient bathing room-;, opposito HoldonV auction store. JOK G. CllAliTKKS, Prop. Astoria lee Depot. Frank Fabre K now prepared to sup ply families, restaurants, hotels, saloons, etc., at " cents per pound, on the prem ises. Fresh ice cream every day. Balls, parties and dinners supplied with ice cream at short notice. IVooil for Sale. I hae about six hundred and fifty cords of dry hemlock, which I will sell for cash at .3.75 per cord. 1 willdollver the wood to mv customers. K. U.Mariov. Kabre's Ice cream is the best. Vou want to,eet some of Uoseoe'.s ice cream to-day: fresh made and nieelv llavorcd. Why will jou cough when Sliiloh'.-. Curo w ill give immediate relief. Price 10 cts .Wet-and Si. Sold by W.E. De ment. If j ou want nice fie-.h lard, or wod sugar-cured hams, just from the coun try go to F. 15. P.lberson'o bakery. Chas.Steens and sou haea stock of moulding", and moulders tools which can be bought cheap tor cash to close out that branch of the busmes-j. Smi.oii's Crni: will iniiuedialely iclicve Croup, whooping rough and Bronchitis. Nild by W. Ii Dement. 1 have bought the. A-lria Candy factory, and aui prepared to make and sell the choicest candies and confection ery. A full stock of the finest sweet meats, nuts, etc., always on hand. Jno. P. Cr..vssi;y. Air vou made miserable by indi gestion. Constipation, Dizzinesstoss of appetite, Yellow Skin V Shiloli's Vital izer is a positive run, i-orsaieny . li Dement We have fine apartments to rent in our new building, to suitable parties who may desire comfort and a pleasant situ- aiion. iiaxnkx iiros. Freshest and finest cakes, fruit and candy at the Astoria candy factory. Averill's mixed paints, tho best iu use. for sale at J. W, Conn;s drug store opposite Occident Hotel. The "Always Handy" stovepipe shelves at .lohn A. Montgomery's. Fancy soaps and peifuiner of all kinds can be found at .1. W. Conn's drug store, opwisite Occident hotel. Coi.nr.N's Lii;iii(isLijL'iiltKi:i"A.VD VToxic IxviooRATOit will cure indi gestion, and perpetuate bodily igor. Tnhc no other or '. Drug! its. -Bain sale. lias fine leather belling lor A new slock of l.itt'-s .elected from to-daj. eoil" Call and examine thoM Imhy w agons j al the City dook store. ltemember Frank Fabre's Ice cream. It is par excellence. Those writing desks at the City buok store are the best in the city. Thej ate something nice and durable, and just what most young ladies would appreci ate from the giver. -A Nasal Injector free with each bottle of Shiloh's Catarrh. Remedy. Price ."o cent, bold by , K. Dement. "IlacKmetack." a lasting and fra grant perfume. Price 23 and T-0 cents. Sold by W. E. Dement. Ice for sale at the Occident Hotel. The Kev. Geo. II. Thayer, of Itour bou, Ind., says: "Both myself and wife owoour lives toSmi.oit'B Coxsumptiox Cukk." Sold by JV. E. Dement. The face of humanity displas fewer pimples than formerly. Ileason Glexx's SiTLruur. Soap. "Hn.i.'- IlAIP. AXI) Whiskei. Dve," o0 cts. For the genuine J. II. Cutter old Bourbon, ana the best of wines, liquors and San Francisco beer, call at the Gem opposite the bell tower, and see Ctunp-bell. A ientloinni. It is not often that a strauccr comes I J to Astoria vhocauboa-tof having nlno-j tenths of the ladies in favor; yet such Is ' mo positive case wun Mr. liiiu i nis gentleman no uount nas tno reputation of being tho most honorable manufac turer of ladies dresses and dolmans ok the roast. In fact, will clip the reinar : the Daily Oregonian made last fall "Who but H. 15. Lilt the energetic re liable LHt. would display dresses at the cottoi' five hundred dollars each at an exhibition, and receive the first two premiums in a small place liko Portland wiiere eacn exnioitor in ins ace naa choice ot their own judge V In addition It must be uderstood, that not in tho least does he Interfere w itli our merch ants, as the line of goods lie carries are goods which ladies would otherwise purchase in San Francisco. One hun dred and twentj'-fiva hands are employ ed by him in Portland. Alr.Utt has now some of the finest good? ever een in Astoria on display, in the building formeily occupied by Mr. Derby. Ladies who appreciate fashionable suit-, will be interested in the evliihit'fiii. KiiriilKln'iI Itooms to Let At;Jlr.s. Mmison's lodging house. Ciias. Ste en-, & Hon havo for sale and are agents for the new Singer sew ing machines. Por Dyspepsia andLiver Complaint, you have a printed guarantee on every bottle of .Shiloli's Vitalizer. It never fails to cure. .Sold by W. E. Dement 1'resh lee cream every day at Frank FabreV. Families supplied in any quantity -by leaving order. Also the finest oysters cooked to order. Frank Fabres oysters and ice cream aie known everywhere as par excellence. bhiloh's Catarrh Kennedy a posi tive cure for Catarrh, Diptneria and Canker Month, .vdd bj W.E. Dement MISCELLANEOUS HILL'S VARIETIES. (ii:o. HU.L, - AVAI.TKU PAKKS. - Pitorninrou STAGE MAXAQEB New Stars iu Kapiti Succession I - Engagement of RICHARDS and EVAN 'I lie .Kiimirtti". ursolic nni Dnnrt. MISS NZTA EARLE. THK Ol'F.nX OF SONG AND DA.NCK! 0h-ii nil Hit- Year. Perforiuum-e Ever)" Vlslit. Entire (.Iinnse or Xro. srammc Onrc,n tTcrk. Coinprivln all tho latest SONGS. DANCES AND ACTS. We give the Best Variety Entertainment In the West. The tlipi.tie is crowded nightly, and all who have witnessed the entertainment pro nounce It to be eounl to anv cl en elscwhero. Jlr. Hill as a caterer for the public's amusement can not be evcclleU. Anjbody wishing to spend a pleasant evening and see sparKllnp wit and beauty without vul- ISirnj.siiumu iwiiroe uc njijuiiunuy tome. The oimii.mv ci.Miipn.ses the following well known Aitins i Mis KNMK NVALlON. Mis touisr Cook. Hit. i'iii:i.ks Koiilki:. Mn. Joun Cook. Jin. Walter P-arks. All ot winch will appear uiglilly in their dlf- lort'iit sjieryiuies. Ojie.i ait concert ecr cenlu: pcrforui aneecoimiieiichiijat : entrance to theatre on licnmn street; ptiwue noxes on uuena iu iw "licet Look out fur Now Stars- WILLIAM EDGAE, Corner Mnln hhJ CheoiimosSUooU, A.ST0MA OKEdON IjEALKK 13 CIGARS AND TOBACCO. The Celebrated JOSEPH RODCERS & SONS GENUINE ENGLISH CUTLERY AND THE GENUINE W0STENH0LM aad other EnjlWi Cutlery. STATIONERY! FAIRCHILD'S GOLD PENS Genuine Meershaum Pipes, etc. A line "took ol V:il-lic and Jewelry, MnzaJo and i:i-eeeli I.nadltiz Nbut Guns ana miles. Jt-evolverH, Pistol . ami Ammunition MAItlXK iIiAMMKM ALSO A FIJfK Assortment cf Cue SI'JtOTACIJ'.H and; EYE lLuHK. T. "W. CASE, IMl'OPTKi: AN't) Vi-IIOLESALBAXnK TAIL DKALEF. IN fiEMRAl MERCHANDISE 'nmor chenanvus fljid Cass streets. ASTOHTA ..- - OREGON T0 THE LADIES OF ASTORIA. ITAKU 1'f.KVSUItU IS ISVOUJIIKG you that I haie removed tny Drcss liialxiii rooms Trota Chenautus St. to Cuss St., Net door to The AsToniAX office. I thank the ladies for their liberal patronage. 3MSS. A. KAVrtEYEA. jcta w 731. UOU'E. BOAT BUILDER, AT THE OLD STAND, GEAVS BHlIiDING FIKST ClASS WOEK A SPECIALTT. I.. .,. S&-"- C.. I" V J" C. B. COOPER, GENERAL MERCHANDISE. f - - " - - - - " - - - - - - - - " - - - - - I X L STORE A v -. ' NEW GOODS" I have removed to the KNIGHTS OF PYTHIAS NEW BUILDING And have, Without I Tho tfinoct anrl Bout i iuu rxuuai uiiu ijinu numigbu uiwu iu uitj&UJi. New Goods. Received All tta.o Latest Styles and Ho-srltU Call and Inspect Stock and Purchase No trouble to C. H. COOPER, s. MMMMinimw mh BMmMmvauamn ASTORIA, June 3, 18S2. ilCUIIIIUIllItllUIIIUIMlIUIIIIUUIillUltUUUUli All New I READY MADE CLOTHING. HATS, Gents Furnishing Goods, 1 D. A. Mcintosh, m f MERCHJLITT TAIXOR. m 3 s OooidLent jSloolac.! S milimniMMHnmimnmmmHHitMMmiiiiimiMMiiiuiwimiiww ASTORIA M. MEYER ASTOBIA, SFBOZAZi .jyjroTTBroTiivT-ni-pj'P. REDUCTION OF WHOLFJ3ALK PBICE9. $7 50 PER BARREL OF 30 GALLONS. ILAKOE OHDEBS IN UKF. MIOPOHTION. . Less Quantities, 30 Cents per Gallon Bottled Beer, SI EOptr Dozen aSpeclal attention peid to orders from 1'iihUc House and FainUles.G THE COLUMBIA BREWERY 18 SUl'EllIOE TO MOST. AND IB TJCCKlAJiD BV NONE OX THIS COAbl JOHN HAHN, - - PROPRIETOR, CHENAMUS STREET, - ASTORIA, 0RSOON. MTOrders left at the GEEMAMIA KEEK; HALL ul be prwsptly artendMl to." ROSCOE'S FIRST CLASS Oyster Saloon, CHENAllUS STREET. ASTOEIA. THE CNDEftSIGNBD 13 VLEASKD TO announcn to ttw public that he U tnak- Boston Crystal ice Cream ! The finest Ico Cream ever diAhed up to the American public Try It, and bo convinced. He alsa furnishes, in urst-elass stjle. O.YSTEIH, rtOT COFFER TEA. ICTC. AT TTtr. Ladies' and Genf s Oyster Saloon, CIIEXAMtrS STREET. Fleams elve ma a call. isuav OE DIXON, Proprietor - " --.-t ,Tl,.,..M, !' 4444 J LOWEST PRICES a Single Exception,"- Appanrrnri Qtnna in fiPafrnn - t. f- br Every Steamer-in Get Prices WhetheF You or Not. show goods. fM444Mf " Goods! BREWERT. Proprlfttor. OBEGON. D. K. U taiM. 1. W. Kl Astoria Market ! COlt. CllENAirUS AND HAMILTON 8TS. ASTORIA. - - OREGON. WABBRX Jk. KATO!tf, rreyrtetvr (SiKCnXrrl ic Warrtn & ttcQuin VTbolrulo ndTletU Ssolsn la Fresh and Cured Meats ' ArullUneot FAMILY UlfoCKUIES, FLpDB, F8KU UAY, CANNED FRUIT. VJWE- TABLZS. ETC, mr Butter, Sas. Clwse, to. aoartwUf oaband. V 8Mm nuUel at tbe lownt rate.