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T BUhUV; XtOiiTllr THE OREGON LEGISLATURE
An Organization Effected.
THE READY REVOLVER.
xbTORIA, OREGON:
TUESDAY SEPTEMBER 12, 1S82
ISSUED EVERY MORNING.
f.Mondar Excepted!.
. F. HALLORAN & COMPANY,
rj:r.i.iiFHi: and Pkoi'kiktoks.
JsUtrum IJuUdimj, Cess iiireel.
Terms of
-erred by Carrier, per week
mt by mail, four month;-.......
tru Vty miuI, linn year. .......
Subccription i
Ma Cants
S.l J
Pio of P.isec to Subscribers
" ilvertiicuien:s inserted by Ihaicsr at
hTator31 " i.or ?quaro ier month.
Frrtnaient udverlisins. by tlio day or wok.
ifty cenU per square for each insertion.
TIIEC1TY.
:nr. Daily Astokian will be ent by
viiiiliiceiiU a month, frccof jtotage. Head
rr tohn ctintt-mjjlatealiscnccfrom the city can
burr Tni: Astoki.vx follow them. Daily
or Wkieui.v edition toa,iu pnxt-o flee with-
mi additional expense. Address maul
vuuiacd cis often a desired. Isarc order at
Ihr counting rnvn.
The President is anchored at Sand
Island.
The August fines of the Astoria
police court aggregate $51".
The hoard of visiting engineers
leave San Francisco for Astoria this
morning.
Sunday's rain was most welcome;
a little more of the same would he ac
ceptable.
The Miles didn't get away yester
day morning. She is hilled to sail
this A. Al.
Messrs. Thomes and Thomas give
notice in this morning's paper of a for
mation of partnership.
- -The- Sarah Bell arrived in from
Otago, Sunday afternoon, and went
to Portland yesterday.
J. C. Lidwell, president of the
Point Adams Packing Co., gives notice
to builders this morning.
Water from the Welch Hill
water -works will be shut off at 8
o'clock this mbroingjfor repairs.
The Vaquina seems to be out or
luck, having run aground at the mouth
of the Willamette, on her last trip.
Cement arrived in the S. F. steam
er, and work goes on on the brick
building across the" street from this
office.
There will be a jnoeting of the
vestry of Grace church in the vestry
room of Grace church at seven o'clock
this evening.
Mrs. Conn, Mrs. Johns and little
Edith, have returned from a six
week visit to Medical Lake, Cheney,
and Spokan, W. T.
The captain of the Sarah Bell
reports that on Aug. :50th he spoke
the American ship Martha Cobb in
UiL39X.,lon. 144 W.
Mrs. .T. C. Long was shot dead at
Salem last Sunday, ller husband
.said it was suicide, but circumstancial
evidence indicates a foul murder.
Special toTjIKASTOUXAN.
Svlem. Oregon, Sept. Jl, '82
All day yesterday and to day the
"burning" has bscn continued, and
though nothing definite can be stated
as yet, the indications are that there
will be a lively tussie for the senator-
ship, with Mitchell selling first in the
pool.
A permanent organization was ef
fected this 'i. m., with state Ecnator
W. J. McConnell, of Yamhill county,
as president. The House organized
at 2 o'clock, wiih Geo. McBride. of
Columbia, as speaker.
The Proposed Waterworks.
Messrs. Thompson, and l)e
kum, the gentlemen who propose
erecting waterworks for the supply of
this city, went on a tour of inspec
tion while here lately. The source of
supply not having been definitely de
cided upon. It is generally under
stood, however, that the water will be
brought from Young's river, in olving
the construction of eleven miles of
water ways. For a part of this
distance the water can be brought in a
ditch, the canyons crossed by Hunting,
after the manner of the hydraulic
mines, and so brought by means of
sluices and pipes to Young's river.
Here a different system of piping will
be used to carry the water to this side
of that stream, and a reservoir and
steam pump will be placed on the
other side of the hill, from which
water will bo pumped into an im
mense reservoir at the top of C:iss
street hill. This reservoir will be 1G0
feet square, and nine feet high; such
a reservoir will hold 1,012,000 gallona
of water. From this a six-inch main
be run the entire length of the
street, past Tar. Astokiak ollice, and,
to the water front, with lateral branches
on all the streets running east and
west. A soparatc sj'stem, as efficient
will bo put in operation running along
the roadway for upper Astotia. Thi3
is, in general outline, about the way
the projectors intend placing the mat
ter. The reservoir which is to be 1S4
feet above the level of the sea, will
when filled to its capacity, and in use,
exert a pressure sufficient to send a
stream of water eighty feet over the
roof of the custom house. The plac
ing of hydrants at the principal cor
ners of the city w oiild be a valuable ad
junct in case of fire, imparting
an additional sense of security from
that element. The main points will
all be sottlcd, and the parties in
charge intend beginning work at once.
The three f'entleincn mentioned have
each subscribed onc-fouith of the
capital stock, and the remaining quar
ter will iloubtlcss ue taken up as a
good investment by some of our own
townspeople. The three requisites
seem to have been complied with in
the terms as finally agreed to, viz:
that the supply shall be ample, shall
come from pure sources and be above
tide water and shall be so distributed
as to be of the most 'practical benefit
to the present condition of tho
city and its growing needs.
j Murderous Assault upon an TTnof
t fending Citizen.
About twelve o'clock last Sunday
night William Jt'alnter, a runner for
Jim Turk's boarding house, shot and
dangeronsly wounded Frank O'Brien,
on the roadway opposite tho Fair Wind.
Painter, who belong to that class
of which any community 15 best off
without, had got into some difficulty
with a deck hand employed on tho
S. O. Reed, and had. as U3iial, "gone
down after his gun." O'Brien was;
passing on his way from the dock,
where he had been at work, and as al
most any man w-iuld under the cir
cumstances, he seized Palmer's hand as
he was about to pull the trigger. That
worthy instantly transferred the "bull
dog," that be always carries, to his
other hand and shot O'Brien, the ball
Striking hint on the buttock and pus
directly through his body, coming out
at the thigh. He was immediately
carried to St. Mary's Hospital where
he now lies in a critical condition.
Palmer was arrested, and .at noon
Clark Luughary turned him over to
the count' authorities.
The wounded man fished here all
this summer, and later has been work
ing along the docks. His acquaint
ances represent him to be qniet and
inoffensive. This business is getting
to be too frequent, and a certain class
of toughs seem to have the idea that
thei can do just about as they please
as tar as the carrying ! concealed
weapons is concerned. We would be
among the very Last to advocate any
attempt at reprisals that savors of re
venge or disrespect for the law. but
the simple doctrine of self-defense
suggests that thi3 thing has gone about
far enough. This is the latest of a
good many such occurrences and wo
arc of the opiniou that it is about
time the community say "Stop!"
Strategic Movement.
FALL STOCK !
C. H. COOPER, GENERAL MERCHANDISE.
It would seem that there is some Jl , ,-. . .-..,
truth in tho statement that the 0. R. ' ( 1 Jj () J 111. J. JN JC !
& ST. Co. will extend their branch line '
from JJakcr city through to the Union
Pacific. We learn that Chief Engi-
neer E. H. Max, with a party of em
ployes of the Oregon Construction
Co., has made survey
and taken possession of the
River canyon," located the line, and
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11. ai i iiiiiju iiiiiu 1a . itwitv t.iii iiiu j .- , rfy ci
route all the way from Baker City to! 1jl J. JL O
Snake river. The Construction Co. "" " "
is sending forward a largo force of FALL STOCK OK
men for the work, and is also pushing " ' "
the n.ni3tiue!inii of the Hue through ' 2Hllff2liSlliaig COOClS !
F'ilcp?" Oifv
Men's, Youths' and Boys
3lOOO
through rcoats. Pants and Overcoats,
3 Burnt :
SOFT AXD STIFF
the Blue mouut.iius
Birnt River canyon h n vt-ry narrow
pas and the first company locating
a line there takes possession of n strip
100 feot in width. Thic looks as if the
Oregon Short Line was to be headed
off from reaching Baker City. D. P.
Thompson is president of the Oregon I
Construction Company and vice-president
of the Oregon Short Line Co.,
and when the two companies lock
horns on the Snake river we have a
curiosity 10 see how he will make
things fadgo. Simula nl, 10.
To Parent m
KCBHUt COATS. rII!n.M.LAS.
TlirVKS. SA'If 1IKLS, Kti
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TAILORING!
The first number of the united
Califomian and Overland Monthly
will contain a critical study, by Prof.
E. It. Sill, of the doctrines of Ralph
Waldo Emerson; Rev. S. H. Willcy,
pioneer organizer of the College of
California, will contribute an inter
esting sketch of what was proposed b'
tho trustees at that time for that
institution; also a story from the pen
of W. C. Morrow, and poems by
Elizabeth Stewart Phelps and Car
lotta Perry.
A Gallant Act.
Yesterday afternoon the little
daughter of Capt. Bairon, of the
British bark Cordelia, now unloading
at Gray's dock, fell from the taffrail of
the vessel into the water. Capt.
Lewis and Frank Eugene Tracy, of the
scow Adelaide, heard the splash and
ran to tho rescue. Tracy tried to
untie the skiff that was lying along
side the scow, but failing in this he
plunged in without a'moment's hesita
tion and struck out for the drowning
child. The water at that point is
forty feet deep,and the current a swift
ono, but by superhuman exertions he
succeeded in saving the little girl.
The captain and his wife were of
course transported with joy at the
rescue of their darling and showered
blessings on the head of her preserver.
We understand a subscription was
started for the brave fellow yesterday
afternoon.
In ancient Rome the highest crown
and grandest honors were reserved
for hint who saved the life of one in
danger. To him who risks his life in
the rolling waters of the Columbia is
duo a meed of praise equal to any
achievement wherein heroism is
worthy of high commendation.
The Line North.
The Spokan Chronicle says that imini"
gration is beginning to drift into the
Coquille valley this year. It seems to
be geneally suppose?! that the North
ern Pacific branch to Kettle falls will
be among the first feeders to be built,
as the Canadian Pacific would un
doubtedly use it in the construction
of its line east and west of the cross
ing of the Columbia. This is more
probable since the selection of a pass
through the Selkirk range, only 140
miles north of tho boundary line.
The Columbia is navigable about 250
miles north of Kettle falls, and tho
road from Spokane Falls to tho latter
point would be only about 100 miles
long.
Send your children to Carl Adler- for
their bonks and when they get a blot
ter, slate pencil, ruler, chromo, and pho
tographs of all the Presidents of the
United States, gratis.
II. B. Lift
lias completed hi3 elegant fall stock of
dresses and cloaks. By sending size of
bust, length of sleeve, skirt, waist and
under arm, lie will seud ('. 0. 1)., drosses
from S10 upwards;-dolmans from ,.
Address: II. K. Lrrr.
Cor. Third and Alder, Portland. Or.
For Thirty Iaj.
For the next thirty day., preparatory
to going below for a fresh stock of nov
elties, 1 will sell any article in ntv store
at as low a price as it could be bought
at retail in San Francisco.
Cai:t.Adi.i:k.
Death of General Iiovejoy.
General A. L. Lovejoy died yester
day evening at his residence, south
east corner of Main .and East Park
streets, in this city. He was bora in
Massachusetts in 1808 and came to
Oregon in 1842. The party in which
he came was one of the first that ar
rived in Oregon for its settlement as a
community. Only four of that party
are no known to be living: Sidney
W. Moss, of Oregon City. J. It.
Robb, of Portland, Mcdornm Craw
ford, of Yamhill county, and F. X.
Matlnou, of Marion county. General
Lovejoy was speaker of the house of
Oregon's provisional legislature in
1845,and was also speaker of the house,
one term, of the territorial legislature,
and a member of the constitutional
convention, ne was quartormastor-
gcneral of Oregon during the Cayuse
war of 1847-48, and waa postal agent
for Oregon under President Pierce.
In 1848, General Lovejoy, in con
junction with F. W. Pettigrove,
founded this city. Soon afterwards
these two gentlemen sold their inter
ests therein to other parties, and
Lovejoy moved to his place near
Oregon City, where he resided for
many years. He was for a long time
one of Oregon's mo3t enterprising and
wealthy men. The great flood of
1SG4 destroyed a large amount of Iiib
valuable property in Oregon City and
its vicinity. This together with the
ireachery and dishonesty of supposed
friends greatly diminished his for
tune. Several years ago his health
failed and he suffered much on account
of a fall from a railroad bridge. Tho
last few vears he has been unable to
attend to active business. Orctjo
iiimt 11.
A Delicious Appetizer.
That ensures digestion and enjoyment
of food; a tonic that brings strength
to the weak and rest to the nervous;
a harmless diarrhea cure that don't
constipate just what every family
needs -Parker's Ginger Tonic.
A CARD.
Overland East by Rail and Stage
The following are distances and
time now taken to make an all land
journey from Astoria to Chicago,
everland:
jailoslirn
Astoria, to XJronnsrillr.Ciiscadss.tijrboat. 152
ISrownsville to Kock Island by rail it; ;
Rock Island to Tb opsons fal Is. by boat ... 31 1
Thompson' Talis to Missoula by stage... 112 IA
Missoula to Butte by Stase hi h
Ruttoto Ocdrnbyrail 4 it; xfi
Ocdea to Ctiicaco by rail ...1535 (3
Total ... SB1 1G9
Of the total distance there arc 292
miles staging, 18G miles by steamboat,
2413 miles b railroad.
OyHtera! OyKtcra!!
Per steamer Oregon, just receheda
nice lot of fresh Eastern Oysters at
Itoscoe's Occident Block.
To all who are suffering from the
errors and indiscretions of vouth, nerv
ous weakness, early decay, loss of man
hood, etc., 1 will send a recipe that will
cure you FREE OK CIIABOE. This
great remedy was discovered bv a mis
sionary in South America. Send a self
addressed envelope to the Rev. ,Tosi:ih
T. I.v.max. Station 1), Xew York City.
Deatn to Parasites.
Which hide between the gums and
teeth' and eat into them to their de
struction. SOZODOXT i.-. master of the
situation. Whoever uses it regularly
after each meal, and cleanse- hi teeth
and mouth will soon be rid of the pant
iles.
The large! stock of fine
l'tireiiyi and American
Beavers, Cloths, Piques,
Worsted, Diagonals,
Cassimeres and Pilot Cloths
TO SKI.ECT K1IO.M.
K2
FIT GUARANTEED!
D. A. McINTOSH,
Tailor anil Clothier. - Occident Mock.
A TAILOR'S TALE !
In the Whole History of 3Ieticiiie
No preparation has ever performed
such marvelous cures, or maintained so
wide a reputation, as Ayi:i:s Ciikkkv
Pkctokai., which is recognized as the
world's remedy for all diseases of the
throat and lungs. Its long-continued
series of wonderful cures in all climates
has made it universally known a a f afe
and reliable agent to employ. Against
ordinary colds, which are the forerun
ners of more serious disorders, it acts
speedily and surely, always relieving
suffering, and often saving life. The
protection it affords, by its limelj u.se in
throat and chest disorders, makes it an
invaluable remedy to lie kept alwa.s on
hand in every home. Xo person can
afford to be without it, and those who
have once used it never will. From
their knowledge of its composition and
effects, physicians use the Chf.kuy
Pkctei: at. extensively in their practice,
and clergymen recommend it. It is
absolutely certain in its remedial effects,
and will always cure where cures are
possible.
KOi: SAI.K ItV AI.I. IJKAI.KUS.
The Peruvian syrup lias cured thou
sands who were .suiienus irom dyspep
sin, debility, liver couiplaint, boils, hu
mors, female complaints, etc. Pamph
lets free to any address. .Set h W. Fowl
&Son Uoston.
I have no clear
ance sale this fall my
friends, the fisher
men got awiiy with
nearly all my stock
of summer goods.
My stock is fresh,
choice and complete
in Fall and. Win
ter Styles of Cloth,
Clothing, Overcoats,
Furnishing Goods,
Hats, Caps, Boots
and Slioes. . I will
sell readv made or
made to order in the
finest and' best style,
and when a man
buys a garment in
my store if, fits well
and is satisfactory.
My prices are be
yond a doubt the
lowest to l)e found in
town, the best value
for your money.
M. 1). KANT,
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CLEARANCE SALE!
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For the next 30 Days
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Unparalleled Bargains!!
-IX-
Dry Goods and Clothing !
$35,000
of DRY GOODS
to be sold at a
and CLOTHING
GREAT REDUCTION!
These Goods are of the VERY BEST QUALITY,
and are offered at remarkably
Xiow Prices
Previous to the arrival of our FALL STOCK.
Let every one call and be convinced that we mean
business, and that goods of the same quality were never
before offered at such low figures.
gAll the Upper Town busses will stop at this
store each way.
I Z la STOEfcK
KNIGHTS OF PYTHIAS NEW BUILDING.
Astoria, August 23, 1882.
O. SC. OOOPSE
NEW STORE!
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Wv
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Happy Greeting to All !
unuuui
The !'os
Mcrelmni Tailor, llniler nutl
H'lotliier.
A Xasal Injector trcu with oath
bottle of .Shilolfs Catarrh. Keuicriy.
Price r0 cent. Sold by Y. E. Dement.
Domestic Salmon Shipments.
lOlh, Celumbia: fi. W.Hunie.l.''O0
W . & T., 7.'. : U. 1 Co. ; P. V.
P. Co..'J01 ; C. C. Co., 1.170. Total
1,W
It 13 the intention of the recfor
and vestry of Grace cliurcli to re
open a select school in connection with
the church. Rev. M. D. Wilson will
be at the school-room, to morrow and
Thursday, from !) to 12 a. m., to re
ceive parents who wish to place their
children in the school.
Fabre's ice cream is the best.
Just received at Martin Olseifs fur
niture slore, a fine selection of goeds:
mirrors, velvet frames, walnut brackets,
walnut bed-room sets, also a consign
ment of cheap chamber sets which can
be bought at very low prices. An ex
amination of my slock win result ma
sale, as I know I can Miit in styles and
prices. -M. ur.sKX.
The parties who took a tan terrier
away from a little girl on Thursday af
ternoon, had better return the animal to
George lliller, at Astoria P.rewery Sa
loon, and save trouble.
By the last steamer Gustav Hansen,
the jeweler, received a consignment of
guitars, violins, accordions, guitar and
violin strings, etc.. which are of fine
quality and sold at low price.
Mrs. A. Malcolm has received a
fine stock of ladies' wear, selected in
San Francisco by Mrs. Derby, and has
also secured lint services or a nrsi-ciass
milliner. l,ace ties, etc., of fashionable
style and reasonable prices.
vour school books at Carl
-Get
AdlcrV.
All books used in the public schools
of Ine eoiuity, for sale at Carl Adlcr's.
Fre.ih fruit received at C. A. May's by
If j'on waul a irood suit of Hollies,
ready made or made to order, call ami
see Mcintosh, Occident block.
.lust received per Xorth Bend, a
argc invoice of parlor anil cook to e
at John A. Montgomery's.
Fresh ice cream every day at Frank
Fabre's. Families supplied in any
ouantity by leaving order. Also the
finest oysters cooked to order. Frank
Fabres oysters and ice cream are known
everywhere as par excellence.
Are you made miserable by Indi
golion, Constipation, Dizziness, Loss of
appetite, Yellow Skin ? Shiloh's Vital
izer is a positive cure. For sale by V.
E. Dement. ,,
Convincing.
In offering to everyone throughout the
land a trial bottle of Syrup of Figs free
of charge the California Fig Syrup
Company is fully aware that it were
folly to do so if the new remedy did not
pose-.s greater merit than any other ar
ticle ever olfered as a cure for bilious
ness and constipation. But knowing
that every dose will convince the one
who takes it of its ellicacy, and make
another friend for the remedy which is
destined to become universal, they wish
ceryonetotry it." Mr. W. E. Dement,
Druggist is agent for Astoria.
Ilode Davis & Co., Wholesale Agents,
Portland Oregon..
After giving the Oiiecox Fi.oon
PritiFir.u a fair trial, I have found,
that as a blood purifier and reconstruct
tor, it is what it claims to he, and
gladly recommended.
A. Lf.vinoso.v.
Fancy oaps and perfumery of all
kinds can be found at .1. W. Conn's drug
tore. opposite Occident hotel.
Recommended to me, the great
OREGON BLOOD PURIFIER, 1
have obtained the most satisfactory
and quickest result from the remedy
eer known, and send me some more
per Wells, Fargo 4t Co. for sick
friends. II. C. Wilki.vsok.
The Empire Store
Srxi Door to Ii- Pythian Rullriing
Is now npiMi willi
:i very
select and complete slock of
i
DRY C0QD8 1 N0T16N9,
Ladies' and Children's Shoes. I
OWE MOTTO:
QVWK SALES AMD SMALL MtMfTO.
OUR AIM IS TO PLEASE.
""Clerks conversant with the English, German; Scan:
dinavian and French languages will be in attendance.
CALL AND SEK US.
variety of Oregon
always on nana.
ft
and California fruit
Highest price jiaid for old web and
junk. Chris. Evaxsox.
lra Inquire of Foard & Stores.
Adler has a large lot of school books
on hand, and will supply your children
at low pi ices. "
Mr. C. 11. Cooper intends to leave
about the l.'.th of this month for San
Francisco to be in lime for the arrival
of the latest Eastern and European importations.
P. J. Goodman, on Chenamus street.
has jitt received the latest and most i
fashionable- style of gents anil ladies!
lwHits. shoes, etc Agent in Astoria for
the famous Morrow shoes.
If you want nice freh lard, or good
hiigar-cured hams, just from the coun
try go to F. B. Elberson's bakery.
Remember Frank Fabre's iceer earn
Ills par excellence.
Brace up the whole system with King
of the Blood. See Advertisement.
Shipper & Itybke. Xo. 11, Oak street
Portland, are the bon ton tailors or the
metropolis.
Mr. .John llogers of the Central Mar
ket, has made arrangements to keep al
he finest fresh fish, etc., in their season
Fresh taffy and caramels every day
al the Astoria Candy Factory, Main St.
of.ukwitz & ci.Asnx.
i School hooks at Adlcr's, cheap and
1 durable, all kinds. A full stock.
What is nicer on a warm day than a
dish of that exquisitely llavored iee
cream that Frank Fabre makes V
For the genuine J. II. Culler old
Bourbon, and the best of wines, liquors
and San Franeisco beer, call attheGem
opposite the bell tower, und see Campbell.
PKAEL BROTHERS.
A.tloria, August 2tf, 1882.
ASTORIA BREWERY..
M. MEYER Proprietor.
ASTORIA,
SFXIOIAXi ACTCTOlTNOIErACXUNrc
REDUCTION
$7 50
OREGON.
OF WHOLESALE PRICES.
PER BARREL OF 30 GALLONS
ILARC.E OltDKItS IN 1.1 KK PROPORTION.
Less Quantities, 3Q Cents per Gallon
Bottled Beer - - - SI SO per Doien
"Special attention 4alil to onlen from Public Houses and Families
THE COLUMBIA BREWERY
IASEIi
IS SUPEUIOU TO MOST. AND IS KXCK1.I.KD UV NONE ON THIS COAS't
- PROPRIETOR.
ASTORIA, 0REG0W.
Orders- lelt at the OEKMANIA BEEItf HALL will be pioinptly attended xo.m
JOHN HAHN, -
CHENAMUS STREET