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About The Daily Astorian. (Astoria, Or.) 1876-1883 | View Entire Issue (July 22, 1882)
rz; maium .. -.! f.v. r ' wih ffBhjrv""" Shu Saila storinn. A.STOKIA.ORE0': 8ATUKDA.Y. ..... ...JUIA iss2 1 J.V. HALLO RAV., .lAOSA!) !:tUlr,5lWMUllilmt-' utej;o.u an. land many of t'nom u large portion. Washington Letter. t of the salaries illegally drawn by From our Ilegular Correspondent.' .WSUIXQTOK.D.C Julj ll.WSLj m. 4--- --. --- V n r - rl --!- 4 nni IA tlUUSpUCS, ULU..U MUUU. I. ...I , the burial of Guiteaifs. bodv in? tVe.cellar.of. the jail" was only tern-' porary, and I learn fiom source1, that appear creditable that the skeleton" is linaliy to go to a museum in New York, while some body is to ret the benefit of the large sum to .be paid for it. "Whether John AY. Guileau has any hand in it I am unable to state, but it looks a ood deal that way. By the assassins-1 will par son Hicks is made the custodian of the body, "to be used for no mer cenary purpose-whatever," but in some mysterious way his scruples have been overcome if nry infor mation is correct. It is positively asserted that the body lias already been removed from the grave and taken to the medical museum here whore the flesh is to be disposed of and the skeleton then sent away. One of our city papers says that if anybody is willing to give $10,000 for the body, it should be sold and the monev paid to Mr. Scoville, who has been tho greatest sufferer created by the tragedy. But if there is to be a sale there is no chance of the money going for any such just purpose. Mr. Scoville,s lot in the Guitcau affair certainly does seem to be a hard one. "When nobody else would either speak or appear for the wretch he for his wife's sake came forward at great sacri fice to himself, and his only reward is ingratitude and abuse by the whole Guiteau crowd. John Giiireau,-whom Scov.iW kept out of tho penitentiary some years ago he. was a defaulter and Scoville paid 'the deficiency now turns upon him and endeavois to es trange his wife. Such a man might be expected to walk about his - brothers' " gallows talking and laughing with bystanders. There is.no sympathy here with airy of the lot. The business of congress or that part of it which wil receive any further attention this session, is being slowly whittled down to a fine point. A very few days will suffice to bring legislation to an end for the present. Several measures which have passed the house will linger in the senate and go over to next winter. The bankruptcy bill i already post poned. The new two per cent bond bill is likely to be, and pven the Kelley revenue bill is not sure of passage. The naval appropria tion bill which some of the Demo crats fought so bitterly in tho house is very likely to go through tho senate in about the s'uapt' t! it Mr. Robeson desires. Just now. while the senate is taking it so leisurely and members of the house are so impatient to adjourn, attention has been called to the time wasted by the mem bers of both bodies during the first half of the session. And it has been 'said that the continuance ol the session cannot bear so very hard upon men who so frequently exercise the liberty of going home to ''look after fences," and who never . think of complying with the statute which requires them to forfeit their salary as members during the period they are absent. Congressmen appear to have for gbtte'n all about this law, else the regard themselves above tho law,. In but one instanco, so far as I remember, . has thero been any - suggestion of enforcing it, and that was in the caso of Senator Jones, of Nevada, who for -two years scarcely made his appear ance here! - If there was a statute violated so openly and constantly by other officers of tho govern ment how long would it be before some virtuous member of congress -would propose a committee of in Avestigatton and have the offenders duly punished? If the moiety system to informers is still in . force and applicable to this caso there is a splendid field of opera- j nun upun nun;, oonic lew mem- berg of tc prcsent Md rccent con. r ...n. . ..-... 1.1 1 , .It - .11 thorn from the treasury. The old eontroversv m'cr uv' fiehVs joclJlS ,,as hdyn sirin ifl lhe Swate th.s wjtfk ,n t,u bate on an amendment to thr ch-1 "ouo,c 3P""S fieicnev bill, retlueinir the sum loj10 pniis Feather Pillow, be pahVthese phvic.ans, Senator! H-drs Blanket Vest said that the doi-tors had treated their patient for a piiMC.iv- itv, while the wound which hur-j ried him to his death had ontiivly escaped their notice. who could make such a mistake as this were quacks. Tie strongly in timated that the President had been killed bv malpractice. Ho further said that Dr. Bliss entered , tho case as a volunteer, crov.d. ! others out. and took control ....- . the wishes ol the dying President and his familv. Mr. Garland said that, in his judgment, the children of the late President could pursue these surgeons and bring an action for damages airainst them on ac count of the bungling manner in which they had treated the rax Mr. Shermap thought the amount allowed for physicians' fees in the bill was entirely too large, and he was willing to vote for an amend ment reducing it. The amendment was adopted, fixing the. total at $35,300, which is about half of the amount originally voted by the Ilouse. Deforc this Y)r. Blis alone expected to get $23,000, and had made his arrangements for an ex tensive European tour. This dit.i culty about the doctors appears to be only equaled by the disagree ment over the Guitcau autopsy. Spur. Canada does a trood tal (. fishing, and last Wear's pioduct is reported worth ? o,Sl T,l C2, against $14,499,970 in 18S0. The largest increase was in British Columbia, where tin value of salmon canned rose from 100,?S1 to$l,0fi3,GL Evep.v mail brings .news of some terrible fire in small towns on the coast. Astoria is to be con gratulated, in relation to fire, on two things: a good fire department and most excellent jjood luck. XEW TO-1JAY Ans-ual meeting, rwnr AM'LMi:i:nn oi.'tiii ;4iot.v- 1 hcid'T-of i:tj . P. I . P. svMJntinii ir.ll U(- hold.it tin ti.tli ! Pf sv. r i.uiH' No. :r,. iiuinodl.'.ii'U ;iMot its -..tiii.n'nmrd.u ii,::,it.Ai,'.:iiN-i.tli. f'ir Uio olii-: ion .f oh-.iTf.rl-utisti r.'ir. ami lor tho i7.iis acihii' of Mii-li other imsmo- : m.i fi.me bef.no il V. .J. Ml.(.Ii:!.: Sei-:. Summons. Ix 'i HicrRCUiTconrror Tin: .m'a-i i: of Ore.oii, for Ciatoji iTim:iiI. Isaac Jteii.taiiaiid A. 'W 1Wi. l'lfls. iv. CharlirsI.eSiov.Peti. sta'- of i'ii, Cotintv ol Cliiisoj. :. To Cliaric Lelioy, !lif"a!oo named de fendant. In the name of the State "f Oroson, .mi are herebv rofjnlred to niijicar and ::r.cr the ''oin.ilnint of therdiovo named lilaintilTs ilk'd again.! yon in the above entitled n.nrt and cause on or before lhe tiist day of lhe nevt tignlart(rniof snidcoiiit foiiouinthe DiiMi.-.i.io:i liereot, .hiel: da is TiOs.J:.v. .no first day ol August. 16SL', and 5f xou fail o to appear and ansv.er. the 'ilauiPlT. v. ill j'l'l'ly to tho court fr the lolief demanded i-a'iii cs.mplniut, to wii : judgment toi lhe m:ih ol twohe hundred dollui. I. S. M coin and interest thereon slneo the iv.th d:i February. 1$SI. at the rale of un per eont per annum and cost, and disbnrsem.nts of this .suit. Also a dee-ee of foree'osureof a mortgage on, and vile of that pnieoj oi hind In Clatsop Count . Oiogon. dtsenbed :uS. W. i of Sec. 21. T. S X.. f U. x V.. W illam elte meridian, and for Mich other relief a-; shall be equitable. Tills summons js sened upon yon b pub lication theieof in pursuance of an order of the Hon. Jtaleigli Slots.. lud!c of the i.lxi.e entitled court dirorthig the same, made on lhe lfith dav of.Iiine. A. P. isst. .l.Q.A.i:OWLB.s. d-e-s 7t Attorney for rialutlll XKTIiOST. O.VTH1C NIGHT OF .1UI.Y iSlh. NFAlt Pay View, about l.'O fathoms net, to mesh deep, Pirbour's 12-plv thread, cotton lines, some corks marked F. D. fc Co. l'ind erlll pleasesend wordlo.J. .vv. V.fOOK. Chiton. X1T FOl'.D. ABOUT 80 FATHOMS OF 13 2Ui.II Xirr. Floats brauded I. L. H.. found on or about 1th inst. Can be had by owner appl -ing here and paying charges. IIUNCai llAItKOK, W.T. YACHT ELUE SKIN. Clijer built, copper fastened, doublo nia.t vessel, lies at Case's wharf. Iteadv to re ceive passengers, freight or ex curslon parties to all parts of the Colmnhin river rmd vielnitv. Xt. ssai jt3-For further particulars (nqiure nf .Iiiliu Kogers, reiitrallarKer. Or of Capt. Wood. Slaster and o ner LOTS FOR SALE. Lot3 4 and 5, in Block ,3 OK C0NC0MLY and JACKSON STS.. OOEVS ASTORIA. Ju24 dim Apply to I. IV. Case. NEW TO-DAY. FURNITURE AUCTION SALE ! Saturriav juiy 22nri- at 2 P. M., m! - A iTi-il-inr. D ft n . C cii ihj miu-uu.i iiuui!. 2 l.e-trmi Suits f?uinKf.. '.) lonnd top Double IJ.-M.4pa.ls. , - v Ilijrh lu'iul. -1 Dininir room Side Uoani. 1 IS lVel Black walnut Exten sion Table. . - l-k.l.l c . ..... " . . La met. i lirlor heating stow, and a lotjwo DOORS E AST luF OCCIDENT. of Sundries. fc&Zkti fj' n. . iioi.pkv. Auetioneer. REAL ESTATE AUCTION SUBURBAN LOTS. lloiilt'tf For Eishci'im'.l. On Saturday. August 5, at 2 P. M. I :iin instill. Itil by JI.'-.sn. lie n:.!iait :i:nl Perry to .veil, on the ir'!iil.", rxi: licNPitr.ppuiLPiNt. lots at V JF A nrtimi I'IpiiIv nf wnTtr IMiJi Mill I admirably adajttcil tor CRPtal'li pmlpn. AUMUiniuiniiieupwiy suni'ycu Aiiineiu AltU'rbreo',., m the unrlhcni luut of I.obort Miortess' Puliation L:md Claljn, adjoining flpor Astoria, as laid nut and rerouted by .1. K. Kellv, I Berfnnan and A. AV. lUrr. r'ims of a nieiit nt silo. j rr fmlher particulars and cxawluailou of iie.rii'a iitar.anpi io E. C. IIOLDIIN. Auctioneer and Itiai Kitate Amnl. LOEB & CO., .ini.r.Eirs IN WINES. LTQTJOKS. AND AtiKXTS roi; Tin: Best San Francisco Houses and Eastern Distilleries. Jjer- VII g.wd sold at S;m I'mnelsro 1'ilces. MA1V STIIECT. OpiOsite IV.rlkCr House. Aston.i, Oregon. MAGNUS (J. CltOSBT, Pd.T In MRWABE, IRON, STEEL, iron Pipe and Fittings, .i.r".i.K..? and sti:am kittbrs Goods and Tools, SHEET LEAD STRIP LEAD SHEET IRON TIN AND COPPER, Cannery anfl FJsIieriaeiis Supplies Stoves, Tin Ware and Rouse Furnishing Goods. JOBBING IN SHEET IRON, TIN. OOP PER PLUMBING taut STEAM FITTING Done, with neatness and dispatch. None but Hist ehus; workmen oinplojed. A hirj: assortment of; S O A L E P ()U'lautIy on li.uul iikm.fi: iv Hay, Oats, Straw. Lime, Brick, Cement and Sand Wctm! WeSivcred to Order, Praying, Teaming and Express Business. Horses ana Carriages for Hire. nKAi.p.t: iv WINES, LIQUORS AND CIGARS. JF11EHT CliANS Barbour's No. 40 I2-Ply SALMON TWINE ! COM AMI LEAD LINKS, SEINE TW1NJBS. A Full Stock Now on Hand. KENRY DOYLE & CO., .Il .llnrket Street, Nhii FraaciKrit Sole Aents for tho Pacific Const. If you want pun; wines and liqnnhs f all kinds, ro to J. V. Conn's ilrus store, opposite Occident Hotel. The BossCoffee fcjnjjB PSi!Sw5-5ss?!l E. 3EGL. SE D. A. McINTOSH TJULOR, fLOTBIERMDIIATTBR Worsted Suits, Pique Suits, Diagonal Suits, Gassimere Suits, Tweed Suits, Castor Suits, Flannel Suits, aix -Vi:v ;ois 8 AX ni.KGAXT ASSOUTMi:XT HI NECKWEAR pinr.rr fkom tip: factokv. HOSISS.12'. KID CLOVES, SOlT AXP STIFF H I A T D. A. JfcINTOSH. TAILOR AND CLOTHIER, Oim-mIoiiI StSorl. GOOD HEASONS WHY VOU SHOFI.P FsF PE0FESS0R SCOTT'S IJKXOtVXEP AVSTItA 11 AX I-EO.VT.SK it cures Toothaelie in one minute ItECAl'SK it cures Neuralgia m one minute. IIEC.VI'SK it does not deeav the Teeth. UKCAl'SK it cures Xer oils Ib-adai-he. HECAl'Sl. it cimsTie Uoloure in one min ute. I.KCAt'SK it cures all Suelhmjs of the I'aei iu Irom one to s'ik bonis. IJECAfSE it alas relieves ami often cine Kheuiiiatisiii, 15ECAT.SE It never fails to relieve all ISodllv Tains. BECAUSE it never fails to do its work. IlETAL'SE it is composed of Oils. Essence and Tinctures, extracted from Australian Herlis : and. without doubt or contradiction, is far su- lienor to any Medianu of a sim - liar character now befon the juiblic. RECAl'SK it is slmnlv foolMnns on vinir part not to itso If. if you are suf fering pain. BECAl'SE it has stood the tet of nubile ' opinion tlimushoiil Aiistmlin. Afnea. India and. lapan. for the BECAUSE AlltliasV wiili luse if speak in the hiRhcst jintise of i's medieinal r,r.,-M. I"11-11"-... .i i. renresented. BECAUSE it costs only 50 cents a bottle. !..: .-.... ... i. ....!.. i r V?u T 4"r.y Sr,J; r-X t k . :i.?..i.titfii- Pr,cc " ,t, alA e.erywherc. ricase ask your Storekeeper or In ujri:ist for' Prof. Scott's Australian Hagic Balm. ' I. W. CASE, I.MPOHTHI: AND WHOLES 1.E -.VI !:K TAIL UEALP.:: IN GENERAL MERCHANDISE "oilier ChemuaiLS :au!.fti stre'-K ASTORIA - - OKKGON XET I.OST. ON XIGIIT OF JULY lXth. AliOUT 3)0 fathoms of net, -to and 4T. mesh deep, . Barbour's 40, 12-ply twine. Some ot corks marked S.1. Co.. others, r. H. O. Leave , net with O. T. 9KOLANU, S. P. Co. I hi 9k JWV D SiiS' Jbxt i imSA iHr, a!SSS l'V J9eiS9P ! Et and Tea Fo i ! sy. Mv i.k n v oj- seu: AC. .NT. Also. Aseiit for ;! celebrated 5isck" I'.i.ei.t ";! MnM. MEDALLION RANGE. Mi :t nrni.: . sitcialty. .ii but tlii lt(M mi:!:ii:i'h em'io..d. VII v..n'rrt-:'i.r.u.f. ! m in I'linryt. AW2 . S KiSrn AhTliiUA. OREGON !i I L L5 S I'ABIRTIBS. i:i:o. im.u - - - rKoi'itiiriei: WM.TKK IWiri.S, - STACK MANACKK Kcw Stars ia Hnvif. Succession ! I.ng:igement of HB. HARRY C0TTLEY 11:i.l ti.nu. I'oiiiodPiii mill I:.ior MISS MOLLIS CHRISTY Mtrii ,.HJ Juc:. HR. T0K CHRISTY Tin tr-8ico ot" Old Mnu imper MOiintor. Tom-lher with a new OHCHSSTRA. i AH the Old Favorites Retained. 4lpeu nit flir 1r:ir, I'.'i formauro I'..r. Mslit. i-Kliri lianse of I'ro. i;n:i:ii:i: J:ire a AVceK. CoinprKhiij all the latest SONCS, DANCES AND ACTS. We give the Eest Variety Entertainment In the West. Iiie theatre e erov.ded nmlitU. and all who have witueved the entertainment pro j noimee it to be euunl to any jlven elsewhere. Mr. Hill as a eateier for the public's amusement can not be eeelled. Anybody v.ishlm; to speml a p!ea.uit eveidnjr and see sparklii! nil and beaut without ul j K:ttit. should impioe tlaopptrtunilya.nd . come. The enmp.ui eomprlse-. the foihmini; weil knoun AitNts- Jmi.s-s F.-vSii; Walton. i Miss Moi.i.ik Pinsis-rv. ' Mi:. Cjixkmb Kotir.F.i:, Mi:. Tom. Chi:i.tv. M. W.M.TKU 1'AKRf. "li:. ilARKV COXI.KV. Mi:. Ha i:in fluxv. i All of which will appear inch.. in their d:f- feronUsiieeialih-.. Ope.i ::irt.mv!l eer exeniiit;: ierform amvt'oiiimeneiiiuat H: eiilnim-e toihealK on Peuton street : prixa'e lioes on hna- miisstreet. Look cut for New Stars. cz$ ASTPKIA. OIP.PON DRUGS AND CHEMICALS,' Toilet ancl Fancy Articles, PATEBTT MEBICISFES, ETC. trtrM'reMTiptioiw ciirefnilx eompoutidedat all hours. I J?S" Honieop.it hn Tiiu-lun and IVllets, ami iiiimpnrey .pecines jii.vo kept. w.ui is k'i. :i 5'-':ioit pi irru.::: setice: , . - rj nd m terms of peaet unti! -sl S fiiij iii.iii in Astoria 1ms a new U if ,,IiMfrt"i,,,-s jt3; .iArK uv iii:a.v l.oi.k at the puces: rant1 loonier from - - - SW l'ants.t.eiiulueKreiiehf'assiiiiere - pt 50 Suits uoiii - - - - - 3 W The finest hue ot .simples on the roast to .select from. r..l.Mi:A."Y, ! fass .street. ::et to IIntin .lov.fliy .tnie ' GOOD CHEAP BOOTS. 1 li.ne Lately Reduced the Price Of all m Fiist-CIius UUOIS AM) Sl!OKS :.Vii. IO OKUVM. As follow st 'IV-;;! , Finest Sewed Calf Hoots 1 Finest reK;1'' "f:P baled .r.nest lVxed Single Holed -.-..- i . .i i. -. Nntluiis but th" l.est to (10 Genuine Mercer French Calf I'sed in JHy Shop. I. .J. Ar.oltl. , Opiate the O. K. .1 .V. Co.V Dock. . Dissolution of Partnership. .milE PAKTNERSII1F IIEKETOFOKE' evi-tin' iK'tweeu John Mov and A. I Eeller, under the firm name of 31oy & Keller . tnU dav dis.lved bv mutual consent. All debts due the firm will be collected bv John .fo. JOIIX3IOV. a. KEI.I.EK. ;w"r,:,i,,dllh ,:l,i-lfr. a P-s t-sav JT7 lan. q. - & torn a H p p n .. s, t1 c -5. I wS' iiB" ii&M&lm ? r - m' ? b 5-B 05J s -bz 7- i-: 2 I W f0".-? '3S53iyj sr-5 - trn'9('HopS.z- ; S':'iiK3lrtr&Tv ? J H S "--" ok ' j-sTmmiirs-t -r i - - r s ij3325T - ..2si.5233kS:s:. - 3:3::J:iS2i - i:JE aJfpfi S?3 m s t m CS5SS-E-a '2&' u U'T B JlL S l M b 0V- fffll! mw SALE WILL i SATUSDAY, (Drr9--sxtfE2irczw S i'OISM.K OV .1SABV.ASS ASTCR5A. - ..n k, iMsntgomery, - isi'trixsm: to .iafkins & MoNTito.MFity.) CHAS. HEILBORN, .ttANUFACTUKER OP FUKNTTUBE m BEDDING Carpets, Oi! Cloth, Window Shades, Lace Curtains, Picture Frames and Mouldings, "WINDOW COENICES AND CURTAIN POLES Complete in every branch. MARTIN l.l.Al.EI. IX ,FITE,jSTl"TL'E,E l'4iinrr 3!ai and Siiiienioana Street. Astoria. Orecou. WIDOW SHADES AND TRIMMINGS; LOOKING GLASSES ETC. 1 Complete Sloe!;. PRICES AS CHEAP AS QUALITY WILL AFFORD. AT.r. Kirvsjs or rvnsiTVRi: ki:p.iirki aitd v.iKKisnED. iSteBhans Varieties ! GRAIH) OPENING. ' r.ii'3:iiY KXTJ-IRTA IXSl KST Hnifrt i t,ii 1t-.tl i ! IY-.b 41 laiijest and best m town. Admittance fiee 5" ."? "5 3 "5 s-3 ': o 3 Z' w .g-5 g.s 52 yS 5c-3 5 2S 2 2S 5 "S .5 s -o ;:-. e.s -.U wri - ;rss5iii::s3szja:!.JiiKiiiiiiiiMM r-r & 2JS m 2TOR rf PT SALE NIA STORE JX COMMENCE JULY 22nd. ikm:i:s ix Tin, Sheet iron and Copper Ware. A 5enur.il Asortmentjof HOUSEHOLD GOODS. Agents for Mageo Stoves and .Ranges The Pest in the market. I'liunbin.; oods of all kinds on hand. Job wtirk done In a workmanliko msuiner. .1KFFEIISO.V STREETS, OREQOH. "Wall Paper, Mirrors, OLSEN, BEDDIISTG. Cress Making. nv Mrs: T. S. Jewett. Up stairs-, opposite 3Iis. Kogcrs' Uoardn House. S r-5-. Tt 'J. S S 4 ' S ScSJ. W--Zh ? nH3u LAt Wjilfp flifSl IpSif i.- PH EfB a 3 x-lillii -;:cj 5? rK LlM!i2 "