The Daily Astorian., July 23, 1882, Image 2

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ASTOKIA.OJtEROX:
SU DAY JUL" IS, 1SS2
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J. r. HALMRAX
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The Coming- .Holmimiicriau Storm. ,
'',. MrM .,rX: .i.i
f the woild are now
Ar-tlii Hpv -md 1,;
-xuui ii aim nit,
sucrs, but ,h, ..pera-
xaudria must not dis-11"
'" uvvii ui niu ntjiiu ii i. uv
turned upon
European pursuers
iinni: tt"ii . nvaiuir n tnttcr ht inc. t -
1..U..O ..vui n..1uuuim hiuji iiui uu j
tract attention from a drama of
I fniuch 'greater sgnificance which is
1 enactinjx in a remote region of the
Khedive's unhapv realm. Two
months ago news came from Alex-
andia that another insurrection had
broken "out in Soudan that the
false prophet Mehdi. with S.000
'well-anned followers, had captured
Sennaar and had almost reached
Khartoum, and that the provinces ,
of Darfurandlvordofanhadcom-itnr',,Sfromtho
pletely revolted. Three days later,
on the 9th of May, it was reported
that the false prophet in question
had been satisfactorily slain and
his followers dispersed; next da' it
was "announced that it was quite
another and much less important
insurgent that had been killed,
and now comes information winch
recalls Scott's temark about the
slaying o'f Win'ten:
U "lie slew t he Gordon
That's all the difference; a very trifle!'
The Egyptian troojs sent against
the false prophet have followed the
tactics adopted in the Abyssinian
campaigns. They fired one scatter
ing volley at the sun and bolted
like rabbits, leaving behind their
artillery and every musket in the
command. Of course they were
cut up terribly in their fight. The
success thus won by El Mehdi, the
teacher, may prove of grave im
portance in this crisis i:i Egyptian
affairs. The whole Mussulman
world, orthodox and heterodox, is
agitated with expectation oi the
coming of the teacher whom Mo
hammed foresaw, an.l whom, he
predicted, rshouid . by an Arab of
the clan of Koreish-aud a dea-ond-
ant- of"U)eprOpbet",. own house.
iiVlfcjr.-arUef Hour of Islam the
?fc $i&acuejrMs tttipppar to reunite the
Kfr?"1fl3',e'r dominion and
.irWjifev'crtAoMussulmaii world of
kkkpy f?r so-u,f -VOfl?
pH&tl4V;:1on in cireulaUon ail
'pdnf''in::'southeru coast of the
Mediterranean couched in these.
'werds: "On the fitfcl oi the month
rf MnlififMni m ll vn-ir 1 '500 I
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i will nnnear ihe El Mehdi. or Mes-
fiiah. lie will be evaetly forty
3'ears of age ami of noble hear
ing. One arm will be longer than
Ihe other; his father's name will
be Muhammad, his mother's Fa
tima, and he will be hidden for a
time prior to his manifestation.'
The date in question is near at
hand, falling on -the 17 th of next
November, and it is not surpris
ing, therefore, that a large ciop of
teachers should be springing up in
tlie Mohammedan world. Mr.
Wilfred Seawen Blunt, whose, book
"on the "Future of 1 slain," has
made such a, sensation on the other
side of the Atlantic, expressed the
belief some time ago that the next
aspirant for power in Arabia would
take this title, nd added that if
he should win the smallest skir-
, mish half Arabia would .flock to
his standard. "The belief," said
the London Spectator, "is so gen
eral -in Arabia and Syria that the
Turks watch the family at Mecca
from which the Mehdi should come
with an intentness that has already
- r-produced tragical results and
might any day produce a mas
sacre.
Of course so clever and able a
man as the present Sultan is ad
mitted to be, knowing that the
, moral basis of his authority would
ne destroyed by the advent of such
a Teacher, may be expected to be
. astalert and as bloody :s Herod
was. In Ecypt the p,eople have
looked to Arabi Bey as the coming
mnn.but in Tripoli a correspondent
.of the London Times tells us
that UE1 Mehdi, the sacrosanct
head of the Scnoussia community,
"tvHichiias monasteries by the hun
dred in north Africa, and even in
4 Arabia and Syria, and is obeyed
i by Mohammedan trbes of the
UCW nHVb Sr J JU.W. y ...
I""wn to the Europeans, claims to
be the long-expected teacher and
r r .ff'llElIi ESTATE AUCTION'
openly to the world" on the day
mentioned in the prophecy. El
Mchdi fulfils, the plivsil eumti
tions of tin rflirtifsi. having. l:k
Tarik ! Tureto. iliiconqer.r of
Simin, u riirhv arm roaeliinjr to th.;
!"" :l Sm :u,n reading .n m.;
; kni'O, and for the llU-t four wars.
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sl s relreal hl -l' '"'" i
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ls b no ,ne:lllb t5,c ,llt s,in11 :
.;.,. c.Ti? vlirrisMc 'nirlat- ...J,., :
milltai,SGin2-lCllg20Ua iCaoei w lin ,
i, ,.;C ;. ilir !iiccfilmiuiw.i-ll '
lias nen in me .Mussulman wo. in
m the past few months, l.ut In has
town special political and mili-
ulIT W,M"" " ,:,I,, U1 Ji:;""-
ard of a rvvolt in a remote province I
whero the Khedivo's power is i
weak and disaffection is riA;. In j
January of the present year the j
pilgrims from Yemen, while n-
1Ioly city, pro
claim the Emir Ali ben AHh, a
descendant of Ihe Prophei. a
Caliph, and set on foot an ii -ui
rection that wa- oidj- put down
with diflicnltv, and on October
last there were
senous riots at
r t a. .1 1" CV , l"
tions of interims. In truth all!
Islam is now a volcano rapidh
nearing a state of active eruption.
No man familiar with the facts
doubts this, and the one tiling
doubtful is at. what point in Asia
or Africa, to-morrow, next week or
in a few months from to-day, the
crater will begin to roar and the
lava to flow.
ItOKX.
At .Il'wcII, Oregon, on the 17sh uj-jj..
I. the wife of W'. A. Foster a dauuhler.
NEW TO-DAY
BY 1JOATXO.S1. UNION TACKlMi CO.,
aljout ioo l:uln!ii, net. Oar.cran luu
s.jmfbvcalliiiK. iiioiiiKtroiPrty ami pav
mg c!i;in;es. KUIC .lOflNSON'.
July 'J2inl. :;
AKT F01l.
ON T11K i:KNINli OK JULY -Mnl. Ol'
pusite Kiinpplon mills, about HO falli
onw net. -Jo. atnl 17 nieh dif'i. ov.iu-r nn
lOlltal DcUia's Canueiy.
,'je:t jost.
ON'TiiKNicnrorixiiii Jci.Y. r.Kttorn
rillar Kock audTonyuo lV'iat.alhxil vm
fathoms new, and5o fallioias ohl r.t-t. as lneMu
No. 11 Barbour's thread. No marks on 1;M
or corks. "Wooden buov jsaiutcvl Jcatl coinr.
Tlie finder will be paid f.r il 1j l-lilrt.
raulsen at J. G. MEGLUir &. Co's Caiim-i .
XETiOST.
O.VTIIENIGRTOK.in.Y lath. KA::
liay View, about V-0 tathoir.s net. lti
melnleep, Baibour's 12-ply Jbivad. i-oltnii
lines, some corks markinl h . 1). & Co. Find
er will plwiscseinl v.onl Jo.l. W.& V.COOK,
cmtoij.
sivr liOST.
ON NIGHT OK .ll'IA 171h. AKOKT ;ai
fathoms ot net, -lo and T mcs'.i deep.
Harbour's 10. 12-pl. twine. Some ot rr!s
marked S. P. Co. olbeis. 1'. II. G. Leave
not Willi (. T. SKOUVXD. S. P. Co.
Annual Meeting.
mmiAN.MALMK.irn.NOOKTlir.Sloclv-
- liu!U-rof the p. K. I..&IJ. Aw..iati.iu
wiil bu hold at tin' hall ol Heaver J-otltr No.
:i immedlatelvafler its session on Tl.mda
uinhr. August Jllh. for the i-leciioii of ofil-ct-r
for the 'iwuiii: yoar. and lor th tnms
aclion of such cilh-r bn-inc as m:i come
before It. A. .1. MKGLK!:. -e:.
YACHT BLUYSKIn.
Clipper built, copper faMcned.
loiil)lo mast vessel. lies at
Case's wharf. Heady to re
ceive passengers, froitit or c
1'iirsioii parties to all parts of
lite Columbia riveraud icliiit y.
iVSTl'or further particulars hiijulit4 of .lohu
l.'oers. Central larkeu Or of
'ait. lVontl.
Master and net
LOTS FOR SALE- "
Lots 4 and 5, in Block ,3
- ON
CONCOMLY and JACKSON STS.,
OTEVS .1STOIIIA.
JuiU dim Vpj.ly 1 I. V.'. Ca-e.
Dairy Farm for Sale.
1 am Instructed by Mr. G. "W. Coiiinborn.to
ojler for sale his finely -located farm
on rLATsop tl.uxs.
It consists of IGUacresof eveelleul pasiure
land which, with the adjoining catlle ntnge,
is capable or supporting 70 head of Mock the
year round. KiKhtaeifs fenced and h acres
iiudi-r cultivation.
riaest Vegetable Garden on the Tlniiis
Ann .vcvend beaiing fruit trees, llauch is
proteclcd by i ising ground and limber be
tween it ami the ocean, from all heaw winds
and storms.
Hunsc Containing Koonm.
Store-room. lnilk-nKini, bam. stable, wurou
Miod.etc., etc. Tins valuable farm issiluated
1 miles south from Point Adams' Lignr
House, and if applied for soon will be sold
at a very low figure, Mr. Coiunucrrv being
old and desirous of retiring lrom labor. U
not sold at private sale before the Krst of
August, me wnoie property win !e tiispoM'ii
of at
Public Auction.
Title indisputable. For furthei particulate
enquire of
E. C. HOLDEN,
Real Estate Atroit! .
tr
For Sale.
mWO ACUKS OF LAND. WITH OXE
3. sl oi v house, situate within COO feet of
wharf at Cathlamct", Washington Tcnitory.
Trice $'.00.
One acie of land, with two-story house
situate within 5fo feci of same whntf. Price
rami of 1S3 acres, with house, and two
wood wharls. frontage one-half mile on
Columbia lllver : soacres alder land on pl.o-e ;
situate one ralle from above wharf. Price
Sisa
For particulars enquire of Goo. U. Eoberts,
Cathltunet. W. T., or . R. Strong, .Portland.
Oregon. d-w liu
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NEW TO-DAY.
KYTTJTRIR AT T tfVl
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Hoisics Vov Kisl
KislltM'llH'fl.
On Saturday, August 5. at 2 P. M.
- . - ,. a-
amjixii acted li M.r. Benunan and
to -:!. on ihe premiss.
,;l.,- ,, J1S .
vi Auction. n my ..r water. i:i.-'.i i
.,..., -J .i . - ,.i ....,
ah MnmtV in tife i.u unCJid We'J
.'V.luerJiroOK. Oil Hie liomirni sill Ul J..MUH
S!l0l1r.,s- i)onatioii Land Claim. adjoining
I'pncrAsiniia.ashiid out and leconie.l b
.,'K.Kt.Uv, x i.Viu;m ami a. v. iir.
Terms of payment at . .
Igj'O DOORS BASTJiF OCCIDENT,
Aucil-uwraiiJ kSi foxat Accui!
S&3?1 AgL1G!E? S
BOOK STORE
TlielarvIMotfKof I
' Blank Bonks and Stationery i
or isvir ! otiitti.:i.
T- H..I1..S1I IVji'.'u IUk7.j IVii.f :!
Willi. AliliHM -If kit
-tjjPJgliii,! : lull auit 'oiiikto
JSSg5H3. si ovk or i'vTthiiiK iwiatlv
" "Tili ...... ... .. ,.-..11 -..nl.ti.i1 ItAfll-
I. i ore. Also, ni-ws dejuit niwl nseitry ior
I r.-:.y 1.frfil1ll IUTIIt.1 lf.-ll 1 lllllll-ll-'ll.
"'." 1 1' . - -
Carl Adler's Music Stoie
Pianos and Organs.
or all makes coiu:nntl on haiil. - a
full .stock ot
VIOLINS. GUITARS, UAN.JOS, AC
CO KDOSS. CON C K UT1N A S.
HARM ONICAS, x J JJTKS.
Also a large stock of t In bf-.t of
VIOLIN AND GUITAR STRINGS,
SHEET MUSIC.
A N f ,M USICA L INSTRUMENTS,
s w.-H a- wrytlilnjr -le bfloiigliiir to.aj
a'lr.-i Class ms'. s:oi-
1'htuos and Organs sold on me motiihly in-'
st.-iitrnoni plan, or lor rear.
CARL ADLER'S VAR ETY STORE
C3v Watches, nocks and .leweirj-, I
jls&ni"1 n,.T1 v,!Jrory'
if &,imlt'V Notions and Toys,!
i l'icliitt' l'ramcp.and Chmmos.
&Asv;ali:i!i. Carriaijes, a complete
BMCae'a-.iitiiieiit. !
Watches, Clocks and .lewelry.
Newgoinls bv eveiv steamer. The public)
:ire invited to e.vamiue mv Med: and nrices. I
cm:xAMfs st.. - ASTouiA. oihigox
T M?P V. I (
.ior.in;i:s ix
WISES,
LIQUOK8.
AND
CIGARS.
agilxis rei: thi-:
Best San Francisco Houses and
Eastern Distilleries.
J5T" Ml goods sold at San I'mnelsco rrics.
MAIN STUEET.
Opp.ile Parker House. Atoria. Oregon.
MAG5U8 G. OROSBY,
Oe-.iler in
HARUf ABE, ION, STEEL,
Iron Pipe and Fittings,
PLUMBEE? ANJ) SIExVM FITTERS
Goods and Tools,
SHEET LEAD STRIP LEAD
SHEET IRON TIN AND COPPER.
JilUllUl Y Uiill riOUOllllOUu I.
.Stoves, Tin Ware and House
Furnishing Goods.
JOBBING IN SHEET IRON. TIN, COP
PER PLUMBING and STEAM FITTING
Done with r.catncss ami dispatch.
None, out llrst class wnkmcn employed.
A largo assortment of
SCALE?
Constantly on hand
Notice.
r1HKDlKi:CTOKSOF SCHOOL District
JL Xo. l. will meet as a Hoard of totaliza
tion, to examine the Assessment iroll of s:iid
District, on Tuesday. Julv 25th, 1SS2, at the
store of .1. W. Gearhart.
By order or the Board of Directors.
, T , J. O. HL'STLEK, Clerk.
Astoria, July 13th, 1S32. d tf
v. i
'sfi&l.
13 .UTi
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The BossCoffee and Tea F
"TWwTi i r
' VaKHl3BBBBBf2--rafuau
iSEilil
E, R. 3HL
D. A.
Mcintosh
TAUPE,
CLOTHIER AND HATTER
Worsted Suits,
Pique Suits,
Oiagonal Suits,
Cassimere Suits,
Tweed Suits,
Castor Suits,
Flannel Suits.
am, m:v ftOOiKS
amimimiiii
AN KLKGANT ASSOKTMKNT r
NEOXRAH
niiiKcr i-i:OM thi: i actoky.
KID GLOVES,
SOFl' AND STITF
H I Al T
j n. a. Mcintosh.
!TA!L0R AND CLOTHIER,
Oeeident ISioeii.
"M.vnriN roAitn.
' on iieiitou street : pnvnie !es on y aeua
TIA A-111 . orrJATriso mils sheet.
XUilAi; (X CI VJQ.k3,
WlMdesnle and retail dealers in
-rrr ,1 .1 "11711 . I
woof and Wi owMvaro,;
i
j
fiRfiPCRICQ
. &R0CERIES.
Tobacco. Cigars, Wines and Liquors
i
' "okku:x and noMirs-nc
J'rwlfi and eci-atiLGs.
.
FLOUR, FiaEIXJ,
AND
COUNTRY PHODUOE.
ANI
I . . . . .
General UOmmiSSiGn IUercnant.S
antokia, ki::o'.
Next li Oregon l.'ailwnyA X:tv. o Duck
iltu
A. V.
tMUOCnSSOH TO I'AUK A VI.I.KN.)
Wholesale nud retail te,Uer In
Gtoierfoa,
Ppovlsions,
Croskery.
Glass and Plated Ware,
TROPICAL AND DOMKSTIO
FRUITS AND VEGETABLES.
Together with
I ifles.Lipprs, ntamiCips
Tho larRest and most isuitleie sjciek nf
goods In their line to l leiind in the city.
Corner or Cass and Snucinorqhe Strcet.s.
ASTOUIA. OKKGON.
Scow For Salv-
ANIXETY-FO0T COVERED SCOW. '21
foot beam, all in good order with Lines.
Anchors, etc., can be seen at Tongue Point
Qshins station. For further part Iculars en
quire or Jacksox & M V RR5.
Rainier, July 20th, 1SS2. jadlwk
MAY Ki: IlAf OK
ffE.R.HAAVES!
sou ACKvr.
Alio. As"A.ir !! lvliratol
MEDALLION RANGE.
Sir AM rrniNus A snci.vi.TV.
Siv !jU ilic ln-t uutkitiOK crnjiJoyeJ. j
ll i.iirKl'J'ir:inii t i-r tut fliiin?-
A W IS S
ci SWtf!f
ASTOUIA, OHKuON
!fl ILL'S VARIETIES.
(;i:o.iiii.l -wai.tku
tajiks.
n:o!M:n-rroi:
sTAf.i: ruAXAC.i:i:
Now Stars in Rapid Succession !
Knuaemcnt of
MR. HARRY COWLEY
Mmt uiiiii. Coiie;Ii:m :mil UanoiT
MISS MOLLIE CHRISTY
KerSn 'ttiio Jtieet
KR. TOK CHRISTY
The Prince ol Oh! llan Iinper
o:iaiii,s. Tcther witii a new
. All the Old Favorites Retained.
Open ail l!ic tear. 1'cr formatter I'.Vsiyj
'Ishf. Knfli'f f Isiume r IMo
sraiiiBic itr' n Vi-rl.
Comprising all the latest
SONGS. DANCES AND ACTS.
We give the Best
Variety Entertainment
In the West.
Tlie theatre is crowded nightly, and all
who have wmsescicii the entertainment pro
nounce it -to be ifinal 10 any ylven elsewhere.
Mr. Hill as a caterer lor the public's
amusement can not be excelled. Anybody
uishiii: lo sj,ea.l a pleasant evening and
see sparkling wit ami beauty without vul
, tfirity, shoiibl improve Ihe opportuiiily and
come.
(The eompam comprises the followint; well
known Artists :
!Mis 1'anxik "Walton.
! Miss MuLI.ii: Clll:lT.
Ml:. CHAKl.tw ICom.iu:.
Mi:. Tom. Ciiui.trv. !
Mi:. Waltki: Paimcs.
Mi:. Haukv Cu.vlfa.
Mi:. I!.i:i: Gi.knn.
AH t which will appear nightly in Iheirdif
fcieiit speeiallics.
Open a.irconeoif every evening; perfonn
.1..1. stoKI.s. ' aiicecomniencinuai S; entrance totlieatre
LOOU ontfr WcV Stittc
ASR'JtlA. OIIMGON 1
DRUGS AND CHEMICALS.
j Toilet and Fancy Articles,
PATENT KSDICIIvIES, ETC.
J"riescriptIons earefullv compxuinled.e.t
all hours.
E7JTn:nenp:iihie Tiiictnn.s anil Pellets,
and Humphrey's Siietilles also kept.
U'Ai; IS IKi'l.AKi:i WITIJOfT
I-TKTIiS'Jt SOT1CK
rt-'A r
And no Icons of peace until
' Wi'
-SIA fe every man in Astoria has a new
Jfl fe every m:
K-gsiilt fif e!
lollies
,v-?,wi'
SU -al
;a:k stv beasy.
s-'i J.
Iok at the nrices
Pants to order from - - - SS CO !
Pants. Genuine French Cassimere - 12 SO '
Suits from - -- -- -w.
, Tlie finest line of samples nu the coast to ;
.select from. P.J.MKANY, I
Cass Mreet, next to Hancn"ri .lewelry store I
GOOD CHEAP BOOTS.
I have
Lately Reduced the Price
Of all my First-Class
COOTS AM) SHOES .IMUK TO OltUF.K. !
As follows
: Finest Sewed Calf P.oots
t 1'inwt Pepjjcd Tap Soled
' Finest IVpKed Single Soled
- Si
- 10 00 .
Nothing but tlie lust
Genuine Mercer French Calf
Jl. jl!lrviilil.
Ojijosite the O. h. & X. Cos Hock.
' Dissolution of Partnership.
milE PARTNERSHIP HF.RETOFORR
X existing between .lolm Moy and A.
' Keller, under Ihe linn name of Moy & Keller
1 is tnw nay cussoiveu iv muiuai coilslmu. uvu
t debts due the linn will be collected by John
iMov. JOHN MOY.
A. IvEI.I.I-.K.
Astoria, Oregon . Julv IStli, 12.
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a . "s y.?-?.2-3 : i M-;g
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ALIFORNIA STORE
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SATURDAY.
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t ao-n
C'oicm-::: uv .ifAix-AXn jkffeksox street,
1 GHAS. HE1LBORN, "
MAKUPACTI7JUSK OF
iFUBNTTUE-E Ss BEDDING
AND DEALER IN
Carpets, Oi! Cloth,
Window Shades, Lace Curtains,
V1ND0V CORNICES AND CUTCEAIX POLES
. Complete In every branch.
MARTIN
oi:ai.i:i: in
j FURNITURE
Corucr 3l:iiit and Suueinoona Street-. Astorin, Oreson.
WIDOW SHADES AND TRIMMINGS; LOOKING GLASSES ETC.
'
! A or.ipIcte Storli.
PRICES AS GHEA? AS QUALITY WILL AFFORD.
.ttl KIS31S OF fLRMTtEE HI3PAIRKP ASP TAIKSISHEP.
SteDhans Varieties !
nutinTTivTrt
GRAND OPENING-.
.
A
lil VKf . Y i;STK2tYA IST.11KXT
Have a new boulincr allow the largest and
best in tow n. Admittance free.
It i.,:KHj "3 .
SI'S 5 S5h5 uSjllo
C:a3S32Z333C3I!3:38i:iSaaflIiI3IZIItiaiHiliaat
FOR
PT SALE
I II II III I
JULY 22nd.
omgomery,
fcFVr.KIM IN
Tin; Siieci iron and Copper Ware.
A General Axsortmentof
HOUSEHOLD GOODS.
Agcnt Tor
Magtic Stoves iind Ranges
The Heat in the market.
I'lUinbiug goods of all kinds ouhnml. .fot
work done in a workmanlike manner.
Wall Paper, Mirrors,
Picture Frames and Mouldings,
OLSEN,
yf$
S? BEDDUSPG.
Dress Making.
r.v
Mrs. T. S. Jewetb.
Up .stairs, opposite Mrs. "Rogers' Hoarrtiitf
House.
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