The Daily Astorian. (Astoria, Or.) 1876-1883, November 14, 1882, Image 2

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Newspaper Page TextR V " ar5TSs -c '1: :?6:- ?: v 'V f : -' C2J ym :;Tf give gaSls .stxn,-ftnx. ASTORIA. OKERON: TUESDAY NOyKMBF.U 14, 18b2 J.F. HALLO II AN. .IIilMor What Republican Leaders Say. Xnw York despatches say: Those persons, and they -were! doubtless numerous, who were ex pecting Hon. .las. G. ISlaine to seize the opportunity to make an attack on the administration were doomed to disappointment. The ex-secretary was in the cit- on his way from Augusta to Washington, aud while here he refused to be in terviewed. He nevertheless talked freely to one or two personal friends concerning the political situation. He does not see any thing in Tuesday's reverse to cause despondency for the future of the Republican parly. The Demo cratic party suffered an overwhelm ing defeat in 18-10 "nut carried the electioiLin 3S44. The Republican party was practical !y beaten in several important northern states in 1862, but Abraham Lincoln car ried all except one or two in 1SG1. He believes victory may be achieved in 1SS4 by presenting as candidate for president a man upon whom both factions can unite and who has the confidence of the country. It looked to him as if Ben Harrison was the one for the exigency, and to the accomplish ment of that result he will lend his influence as a private citizen who believes Republican surcos in 1884 is essential to the welfare of the country. Blaine, then is reason to believe, is in earnest in saying he is not a candidate for the presidency or any other office. In August last lie said, "I am not a candidate, and it now looks to me that 1 shall never be a candidate." To-day he re affirmed this statement and left off the qualifying clause. His language now is, "1 want you to distinctly understand that I am no candidate for the presi dency, nor for airy political office, and nothing can induce me to be." This was to to the intimate friends of Blaine. Blair, of New Hampshire, when questioned remarked that in his opinion if Butler carried Massa chusetts in 1883, he would be a . very strong Candida for the Democratic nomination, and the contest in that state next year he thinks will be the bitterest ever known, and Butler's promi nence in the national Demo cratic part depends entirely on his re-election to the governorship. Senator Blair expressed the opinion that Butler is anyway the strongest man the Democrats can nominate in SSI, :is he is especi ally strong with negroes of the south and is a fnm supporter of .Mahonism. Senator Blair inci dentally remarked that Blaine had by his antagonism to Mahoue, lost popularity with the colored voters. Secretary Chandler preferred to talk about the Republican victory in New Hampshire, but rather of the result in other states, saying the fight in the Gran ite state resulted in an especially grand victory for the Republican party. The secretary said he should not pronounce a verdict on the general result of Tuesday's ballot-boxing until an autopsy had been made. The British prophet Zadkiel is kinder to President Arthur in his almanac for 1S83, than arc our own politicians. Zadkiel predicts that no harm will oveitake the president "until next July." Zadkiel, it appears, has learned from "a voice of the stars" that on that month "the president of the United States will be in personal danger at the latter part of this month, and should take precautions accordingly." Zadkiel is evidently not aware that when July next comes in the president of the United States will be under the protection of a Democratic con gress. Nine thousand one hundred feet of railroad tunneling is re quired by the Northern Pacific railroad to cross the Cascade mountains. - THE"30G"who stood out for Grant at the Chicago convention in 1880 are realizing the old mathematical axiom "The whole is equal to the sum of its parts." Salem is to have a state histori cal society. Half Totes. The election returns in Califcr nia ind cate a much smaller vote j than was cast in 1SS0. Although btoneman is elected by a plurality -.mAA,' . - , , - ui io,uuu, nc nas receiveu lower i votes than Hancock received when his majority was low in the htm-! dreds. There were probably 40, 000 voters in that state w!o did not vote last inesdav. A iroodj many of them, savs the Call, were doubtless licpublicans who wcrcll.i iierd line Lotswom feheep. I indifferent to the success of their , . ' party, but not quite enough m- j censed to vote asainst it. Thcv I ,i,r t i " i - "i2 Good work Horses, J Yiu;on, from the polls. It will be easier! for these half voters to jet back ' into the party when thev want to than if they had exercised the j . , ;. . , right of franchise against the part3' acted. It is a little trying to the 1 - c I temper of candidates to be beaten i 1 by the stay-at-homes of their ov n j , -, . , partv. Ii must be admitted. ; " , . . .. ' however, that the privilege i . ,, ! oi not voting is of value. 1 arty ; managers must understand that to- succeed they must pursue a policy that will so commend itself to their party that each voter will give his personal endorsement. they fail to do so defeat awaits' them as sure as if opposition took j a more positive fcrm. It is a ma jority of the votes cast that de termines an election, not a major-! ity of the voles that might have! been cast. From present appear ances the political revolution in the eastern states was effected in j the same way. Cleveland of ?Jw V-.rl ii-itli ln ii?tni'nnnrlntifi1 majority of 200.000, is said to ' have received fewer votes than J Hancock, who lost the staile and! the presidency by about one-J tenth of that number of votes. This would indicate that 200- 000 Republicans did not vote, or perhaps that a smaller number did not vote, while comparatively few voted the Democratic ticket. The presumption is fair that the Democratic vole was well brought out. Inhere were no disturbing elements at work in that party and there was just enough assur ance of success to stimulate exertion. It is a purblind vision, gazing from an insignificant outlook, which sees in the significant ma jorities given to the Democratic candidates lrom Connecticut river to, that imaginary line known as Mason and Dixon's, the outcome aud results to which the political revolution in Ohio was recently afecribed. The causes bv which tliei-o effects came, for these effects defective came by cause, the irnth in this matter, must be sought in the bottom of a well, for there truth ib fabled to reside, deeper than a beer glass. Seattle Post Intelligencer. Just so. Xo party can continue to "point with pride" to the past to be a collection of has-beens to live on its recerd: the Kcpttbli can party has a grand record but the coherent power that holds a party together must have some more pressing present i. ue than the memory of what it did twenty years ago, when Abraham ' Lincoln freed 4,000.000 slaves. j "Pygmies are pygmies though on A!p lh-y I stand ; 0 :aat - are giaiiL- st 111 1 n v.!e. ' Jt is the impudent posing of the degenerate bosses in the gaib of the Liucolns, Sumners, Motions and Chandlers of eighteen years ago that has deservedly beaten the pretensions of that clique to leadership. They assumed it with out a welcome; they relinquish it without a recrret. Ai:kaxgi:mi:;;ts arc in progress for the lavin: of a new oable o across the Atlantic. XE"SV TO-DAY Notice. RJOTICi: IS 1IEREI1Y Gl VEX THAT THE JLl Hoard of 1'ilor commissioners for the State of Oieton viillhold a meeting on the 17th nist. at their otlleo.Xo. 32. North Trout jtreer. Portland, for the pnrioc of issuing bnmehes to Columbia liar, and Columbia, and Willamette river pilots, and sucli otlicr business as may come before the ltoard. .1. A. IJKOAVN, rrcsident. Astoita. Oregon, Nor. isili, lgs-j. d-td SOLID GOLD JEWELRY, Scarf Pins, Chains, WatcheSj Of every description. The finest stock or Jewelry in Astoria. K37"A11 goods "warranted as represented. GUSTAV HANSEN, JEWELER. SPECIAL AUCTION SALE Wednesday, November 15, at 12 o'clock Noon. . rv do 0 Acres. more or less. GOOD FARMIHQ LAHD. AH under Fence, at Sea Side, Ciat-on Plains. i) Head (ring Cows (none over r th fresh Calves, j r.TMSlTalasTaT .v J horouirhbred and (.-traded Coats. aim a complete out lit oi Fanning Implements, all as rood as new. ---'--""''- -..- Household KfTects; Consisting of Parlor. J Jed-room and Kitchen Furniture instructed by .1. T. Mulkcy. Emu i will m.'!I the nltow l:iii(l :snu jterooiial property at public auction, joimoly without re.em inrcasli. to the highest bidder. Tlie land is well ralciilalcd for two farms, and if de- Mrcd will be put up in twulot. 11ifcalua- Me property is m well known that further devciipiiun K imneccMirv. Air. MulkrvT, title U perfect and he wj'.lmve a Warraidy Deed. K.C. Ilouu.N, Auctioneer, &&&&'&t: H.3irSC7 i'S. "K(2t'.'ii " T5 tnSfAKSf-zsr- - C3rO 2to I. J, Arnold's ALL KiilDS OF BOOTS & SHOES 1 have a large stock of first-ela goods anil you will find my prices as low as any. .lust Iteeelved BY LAST STEAMER A large Assortment or the Xiatcst Stylos. r make all kinds of HooK and Shoes to OKDKi:, and guaratee A riiliFlXTT FIT. Patent Everlasting lltutoiis on our shoes free of charge. Impairing neatly done. On the Itoadway, opposite 0. 11. & X. Dock. PILL SYKIPTOKS3 OF A TORPID LIVER Ijoss of Appetite, Bowels costive, Pafci in the Head, -with, a dull sen nation in the back part, Pain under the Shoulder blade, fullness afcer eating-, -with a disinclination to ex ertion of body or mind, Irritability of temper, Low spirits, -with a fecl lnsr of navinqr neglected some duty, weariness, Dizziness, Fluttering at the heart, Dots before the oye3, Yel low Skin, Headacho fjenerctlv ovor the right eye, Eestlessness, wj'-'i fit fal dream3, nighly colored Urine, find TTITT'S PXXiTjS ore especially ntla-xitcil to Kiicli enscs, one dose ef fects stjcli r clinjiuc or fecliius aa to ititouisU tlie sxiflcrer. Tl:i y Increase tlie Appetite,and canse tho Iscdy io Talic on I'lesli, tlia tN' u-m U nourlslietl, and bv their Tonic Stools nre iiroUuecu. l'rfee 25 cua j. -T Murray St.. IV. Y. ii Tir-w-TTnMM ! iw ii ... ?f On.vr IlAia ou Wni5!rrRS chanpo to a Giosvr Br-itv t.y a sin .Ie application of this Dve. IS mpa r". a na t u-al color. Acts Instan lancon. -y. s id byl,rujad3ts,o-ficntbyeii)r.S'5oa i..:t.tor...sZ.Ot. ovvtzt:. cr, siunKAT ST.,rr. y. f Pr.Z'11 .?U..rllal:elare.a:ut.I1.1 Pioneer Candy Factory. FRESH DANDIES AND NUTS. A large and nrv.- varielj nh-ay on hand. Patronize Home Manufacture. t'se Caudles that nre made of ftooil and tlarnilrss Materials. liim't buy onndics from foreign nianurac tnre rs where they ue iioisonons articles. Ituyat liomewliere you can see that the Caudiei :ire fresh and the ingredients are nanniess. Call and see me at the factory- opposite the liell Tower. t'ilAKM-S IL OEKKW1TZ. tS?A 2S OEIA. OREGON 1J Si DRUGS AND CHEMICALS, Toilet and Fancy Articles, PATENT HEDICINES, ETC. STrescniitions carefully compoundedt all hours. JSHomcopathic Tinctures and Pellets, and Humphrey's Specifics also kept. THE "KE PLUS" Pal cntTVasliing Machine Only Premium at Portland Me chanics Pair i now Ready. The owners of the- SOLE SHOP RIGHT For Oregon will deliver free to any railroad or steamboat station on receipt of 15. Specially low terms to dealers. Address P. 0 Box 713 Ptrtland, OMp. .jLOOK HERE if! TO KJ5EP DRY FEET ffidtf ! Ifgre: rWSfM 1 Wffi - LOOK FOB. New Furnitur M. W. GALLICK Will move into his new store in a few days. Finest Furniiure In every Style and Carl iLdlers Tiiere w now tlie "nuidet OPEN -OF- BmkB9 Toys, Munioa ETC.. V.Tl KVKK IIIlOUr.HT TO A SI OKI A 57- Come and ee " fzr for oiirele. "ot ASTORIA M. MEYER ASTOllIA, SPECIAL k.JTJO'OTTJJ'OEVrEgiyT?. REDUCTION OF AVIIOLESALE PRICK?. $7 50 PER BAKKEL OF 30 GALLONS. ILAltC.r. OKDF.KS IX I.TKK l'KOI'OKTIOX. Less Quantities, 30 Cents per Cailon Bottled Beer, - - - SI 50 per Dozen Special attention jiaid to orders from Puhllc Houses and Famillcs."a THE COLUMBIA & IS SUPERIOlt TO MOST. AN1 Ih KXCELLED P.Y NONE OX THIS COAST JOHN HAHN, - - PBOFKEETOB, . CHENAMUS STREET, - ASTORIA, OREGON. MrOrdcrs left at the OKUMANIA BEEIC ILVI.L will be pnnnptly attended to."v PERUVIAN BI1TERS ! Wilmerding & Co., San Francisco. Loeb & Co., Agents, Astoria. t. K. G. SSCXTBV! lmiortcr and Wholesale dealer In Cigars and Tobacco, Smoker's Ar ticles, Playing Cards, Cut lery, Etc., Etc., Tlie largest and finest stock of Meerschaum and Amber goods in the city. Particular at tention paid to orders from the country and voxels. Chcnamus street, Astoria, Oregon. THEO. BRACKED, Manager LOEB & CO., JOI1P.ERS IN WINES, LIQUOKS, AND CIGARS. AGENTS FOi: THE Best San Francisco Houses and Eastern Distilleries. JA11 goods sold at San Francisco Prices. MAIN STREET. Opposite Parker House. Astoria, Orcuon. HEADQUARTERS Foster's Emporium. Most Complete Stock in Astoria Novelties of all Kinds .Fruits Beth Fertlcn and Dene At ic Wines and Liquors Of Superior Brand. F0ST1'S COkXE, 0 B 3T DOCK OUT! THE and Upholstery at Reduced Prices. laBiromentSj v BREWERY. Proprietor. OKEGON. BREWERY MIL'S VARIETIES. gko. mr.i - AVAI.TKUr.VKKS, - PKOPiriETon sta;e manacei: Engagement of HISS EE3BIA GILBERT, The (Jueeii of Serin Comics. MISS FAY GILBERT, The Little Queen. Also CHAS. PREH0NT. TIip KiiiK of JIiy;l IIpKpi'. Together with a ww t'nder the management of PROP. MVAI1. All the Old Favorites Retained. Opru all l In Year, Performance Kxiy .VIsIit. Entire ltangc of Pro srai'ime Once a Week. Comprising all the latest SONGS, DANCES AND ACTS. We give the Best Variety Entertainment In the West. Tlie theatre Is crowded nfahtlv, and all who have witnessed the entertainment pro nounce it to he equal to anyglen elsewhere. Mr. Hill as a caterer for the public'; amusement can not be excelled. Anybody wishing to spend a pleasant evening aud see sparkling wit and beauty without vul garity, should improve the opportunity and come. Tlie company comprises the following well known ArtlsH : Mi;., Faxnik Walton-. Miss Mam ik Goodrich. MIS' EMJIA (iIMtfCRT. Miss Fay (ii.i:f.kt, Mit. Wai.tku Parks. Mi:. Ciias. Fkhmont. Mn. .Ioiix Stokes. Mr. Ciias. Uaurows. AH of which will appear nightly in their dif ferent specialties. Open air concert every evening ; perform ance commencing at 8; entrance to theatre on Pcnton street -'private boxes on Chcna mus street. Now Stars in Rapid Succession ! Health is Wealth. Dr. E. C. West's Nerve and Brain Treat ment: a specific for Hysteria. Dizziness, Convulsions, Nervous Headache, Mental De pression, Loss of Memory, Spermatorrhoea, impotency. Involuntary Emissions. Prema ture Old Age, caused by over-eertion, self abuse, or over-Indulgence, which leads to misery, decay and death.- One box will cure recent cases. Eaeh box contains one montlis treatment. One dollar a box, or six boxes for five dollars ; sent by mall prepaid on re ceipt of price. We guarantee six boxes to cure any case. With each order received by us for six boxes, accompanied with live dol lars, we will send the purchaser our written guarantee to return the money if the treat ment docs not circct a cure. Guarantees Is sued! only by W. E. Dement. dniggi,t, As toria, Oregon. Outers by mail at regular prices. BOAT FOTCCP ON OCT. HIST. A BOAT 21 FEET LONG, painted reddish-brown, came ashore at my place one mile below Young's river. Owner will prove property and pav cbarces. HIKAMGBAY. Notice. 1IIEREDY APPOINT MR. THOMAS Beelllnt: my agent, dnrins my absence trmtbeclty. J. G. HUSTLER. I H&sa I I i t IBr 5ft v xv j a IMt rnTj-p ira6M"'"eT(SDir A fv'4 63 SEra M 1 8 M M rV w y.ixt v j z i.- i EXTR AOBDINARY . A i h , (r Tremendous Reduction U' I E I Qi i i JL THIS WEEK. There is not a Cloak purchased in the California Store where there is not a saving from three to six dollars to the purchaser. The Creates f SBQ?ifiee of ih& Sbmm Is in our Dress Goods department. We have just opened a new Stylish Black Dress Goods to take the place of Cashmere, very fine and stylish, which will be offered at very low figures. BXTEAmBffiABV B Am AIMS In Plushes, Brocades and Black Silks. SPECIAL 1NDV8EMBMB Arc" offered in HOSIERY, NECKWEAR and RUSCHING. We guarantee a saving of at least 25 per cent, to all purchasers at the California Store. The same reduction is made on our extensive stock of Clethiirii: for Gents, Boots, Hats, Overshirts, etc., etc. We mean what we say. f you Wish tO make a Savidf in your Purchases be sure and call at the CALIFORNIA STOHB, P. O. CORNER. THE WE W MODEL maisiffiii Ex Em A PUI.Ii STOCK ALWAYS ON HAND. Two doors ea-st of Occident Hotel, ASTORIA, OREGON. at k&fhS ii!! Ar AA MAA .W fSLTCnsSOR TO JACKINS & MONT(!03lERY.) COIJXJKIt OF 3IAIX AS1) .lKFI'ERSO STREETS, CHAS. HEILBORN, AlANUFACTTJEEIt OF FURNITURE Ss BEDDING AND DEALER IN Carpets, Oil Olotli, Wall Paper, Mirrors, Window Shades, Lace Curtains! Picture Frames and Mouldings, WINDOW CORNICES AND CURTAIN POLES Complete in every branch. MARTIN DEALER TURNITURE Corner Inin and SSqucmoqna StreotJi, Astoria, Oregon. WIDOW SHADES AND TRIMMINGS; LOOKING GLASSES ETC A Complete Stock. FRIGES AS CHEAP -AS QUALITY WILL AFFORD. IX KIKDS OF FUBiMTUKE IHJ?AIBEI AIHD TJJUII8B9 S1 - JH A R H H H H H H w w -r v v m , A in our extensive line of M I RANGE CAN BE HAD IN AS TORIA ONLY OP UAWE8, GENT EXA3ITNE IT, YOU WILL RE PLEASED. V.. R. HAWES is also agent for the Bid patent Mm Store And other first-class stoves. Furnace Work Steam Tit- DKALKRS IX Tin, Sheet Iron and Copper Ware. A General Assortment of HOUSEHOLD GOODS. Agents for Magee Stoves and Eanges The Rest in the market. I'liinibins Roods of all kinds on hand. Job work done in u workmanlike manner. OLSEN, IN E S5 BEDDING. INS :-,-