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About The Daily Astorian. (Astoria, Or.) 1876-1883 | View Entire Issue (Feb. 7, 1883)
ui Tlr DniU iovi?WL "WEDNESnA --I'LIIKUAKY 7. 1-S5 Au KxtiMonliiMM Dci-Iaratinii. The Rev. Dr. Strirli-r. of Oak land, C.tl., in pruMilin a. f-jnor.il Sermon at the grave of one of the victims of the ai"dot!t : the Southern Pacific IX. R.y saw fit to say, in speaking of the disinter, that "it. was all foreseen and pro- videJ for in God's oounsels before we were born and before the woild was." In commenting upon this re markable position the Ventura Press says: If Almighty God provided for this railroad atrocity, in his counsels, before we were born before the world was,' the average layman don't well see how the railroad officials could have prevented it, unless they are great er than God! t sterns blasphem- I ous in this man to represent th grQat Creator of the universa as sitting down ages ago, 'befo? the world was," and planning the Te hachipi Pass, a railroad through it, a station on a grade, two careless brakemen. and an inefficient con ductor, and all for the sake or kill ing or maiming twenty or thirtv, inoffensive people! More intwK g6nt people than Rev. Di Spcscher know that God biniply created the law of gravity, by ivhich.&Il bodies heavier than tho atmosphere are impelled to descend when not re strained. Tiiis few established, the stupidity of tjie raihoad em ployes did the- rest, without God 'providing for it befoio the -world was.' " Probably, says the San Jose Mercury, the reverend gentleman did not inean.to convey the idea that the Almighty actually planned and earricd out the Tehachipi- horror; but rather that the faet of that terrible accident was an Inci dent in the operation of His. uni verse whereof He ha4 foreknowl edge. And if He had foreknowl edge of it and did nothing to pre vent it, then but we are drift ing into another diremma quite ns unsatisfactory a that assumed by D-. Sprecher; hence wo will leave our Ventura eontempory to settle the matter with the" Oakland clerirvman. Di:. Nagi.k, regter of vital statistics, of New York, in publish ing the -results of fcieven yeais' record and observation of suicides in New York, says that the main causes are traced to abnormal physical or mental condition, disap pointment, intemperance, business reverses and lamily tliffetences. There is no apparent reason why tlie Germans, who, as a class, are wealthier and more prosperous than the Irish, should m largely exceed the latter in Miicide, unless it be the national temperament. I lie Jrifch show a less number of Miieides in proportion to their population than any other forci"-n-ijow. inhabitants. The number of male? who committed suicide during the pat eleven years w:i3 1.1 A3, nhile the number of ir-maies was o'iS. 3:i 1S04, the proportioaof -uiwuw. urv.il- ;ir, um. lo every l H3S27 inhabitants: i isrAif .,; utcuies mere was one to one to o.olti. ; ---j ., Tl- jt is wiui regret we iu&ig(: xUvA , the Walla Walla Union is opposed to any appropriation,, for the im-' This Sunday Welcome makes proveinent of the Columbia river J11" excellent suggestion in refcr bar: the regret is intensified bvlllce to Eastern advertising bilks, th.e.fact that the odilor of thatf:ln one that should be acted upon journal has been a constant reader r of Tiik-Daiia' .Astokiax. exeunt t-rm. . Ue .-...-:1 -v. , ii 7.- , , "e John Wilkes Booth, has r0wn wisely relaxed his ardous labors., , - ., ,- ' , , te u. n s, n v . - , nch ,n lhe Kansas cattle business by a trip to our National canitaLL i : i - . . . .. !ltm,rrnf - '. - anJ developing insanity jii his liut our regret, even in its mtensi- , tied form, admits of modules-' - - tion upon further reflection, when we. realize that -ttie object for , i. .. Z: T r T .noT i .. . ... ... ...(u me u;tr isj1"- c pimuc uygjiiaui! uAceuens improved and our erring Walla &lvcs. Walla friend implores us to ovei look his indiscretion in discounwn .ilia irienu implores us to orer-I lRM.:,;.K :' - -. . I such improvement, we will crantpVeek as farm Jaborers India, him full forgiveness. Umd there are on hundred Jinnli- " f Gov. O'Nkal, of Alabama isi emulating ex-Secretary Evarts. In ! his inaugural occurs containing 290 words. his inaugural occurs a senteiH.'SnVaalTSg TlIC m,.e- nC .!. - - "" ",j -! nil: pension ci.um "ffcn:, baystlip Liiuibvilh Courier JwrnaL :re dark and devious. It J m:v proposed to pav every per son who lust an cvt in the annv ir naw a ueimidn ()f ftt;, n inmith r-rr - . .. ii uii injured ptyson thinks his other eve has been in ai way 1- fmed by the loss of the first lb e J pension is to be inched to $2?, a j month. It i easy to see liov the? claim airents will inuieae. the pension list with such cajse They will get hold of all the m-eyed , men they can find, provide- them1 with fraudulent papers and putt them through, and pockrt 50 per cent, or moie, of the proceed themselves. Ix the effort to admit Washur-1 ton 1 erriinrv tin Wpl.:.,t... Post thiaks it sees a desire to make tvbaby states" so as to insure the perpetuity of Republican majorities. Yes, but what a heal- j thy infant WashingtonTcrritorv i with her 120,000 sturdy people,' her forestsy mines, and cities; hr immense natural wealth and re Sources And Dakota. nnnlhor "babj: stf.te," with 225.000 people and it grand countrv for a million ! niore. These territorial infante uro ln.lrJtdiMto.J!i ; A U. S. konij drawing four per j cent, interest sells now for 1.10.'. Perhaps nothing better illustrates the fiuancial standing of our gov ernment and the demand for its securities, than the fact that peo ple will pay l,lt for a 1.000 bond that they must Izocp over three j-ears before they can qct what it ooss them without receiv ing any interest on the invest ment. Asrxv.L'LAR question is before th& Kansas supreme court for ad judication. The "prohibitory law has rendered useless certain brew ery propel, :i:ir the owners sue J on the ground of damage sus tained, arguing that when thev built, their business was a legiti mate industry, and that the sts m should make restitution for le stroviuji values. Moxtrrai. has built a palace ,f ice and when the Montreal rwtvs paper reporters find timet- dull they strike for that palace and gush about the jjlitterisrir eor uscations of translucent light thai j stream through tba priMnatej walls of that creation of the ice 'i kmcr. liZCRNTLX the chaplain of the New Jersey House opened the mis sion bj praying: "May these as sembly men so act as to escape the necessity of explaining to an in quisitive constituency how, leaving j home poor on the meaner salary of $590, they return rich." TriE relation of cause and effect is nicely illustrated by the fact that in 1SS0 England refused the admission of 100,000 packages of tea under the adulteration act. Thar was the cause. The starting f s0 many "gift" tcahtores in this country is the effect. Bex Dutixr the bold is bidding for ;i presidential nomination. "Massachusetts,' savs he, "voted 1 for Tb.os. Jefferson, and she will - . ' Vnln f1f ntt-l Tr. ..-... ..ii- ,. l.nr. '"i' iui uuuuibi jvcuiuwiiib niixii in equal can be found.7' y the press of the state. J3"STO.N OUIICIT, WhO killed - . - . -. ... - Pkairik dog towns are beino-j decimated hv an enterprising firm! , "I?0 "r tUo ,'a,r w.-.. -j i a OMJSSaro paid fortv ccilts a f'.'inic fnr ax'afV vnnonn.t 1 " .1 Notice. iit my office at the Court House. NEW TO-DAY SKATING i AT i.autMt inp lie r - trnr mil oi;v. MILKS ..n.CX. anmY. r- Cnws and GHeiHICa'S ", " I ' iWt-illlK'V s i r Pharraacisi. fC ASTORIA. I 4 S k 5 - - i- i V rn ci t JrorijitlMK 3triffully oomrHHiiMlcci 1r or ICIphl. j MM CLEABJUfCI SALE! to make x'-on lot Hitv Mim aift Ship Chandlery A. VAN BU8EH & CO. Y.V e-'l . l t-O't thrir cntirp vock tf A VAj BOgEH & co HATS AHD GAPS BOOTS AND SHOES. 11ii ie pMd mit 1 dlN)MM d of as v o ntf wh-nli.-rl4revloio' MMHI tO Hardyjare and Ship ChariSlerjf And inut law roi to -tiMv it. LAESS 3T0GI rort .2. OF FJKE CROCKER"? lust Received at 1'OABB & STOKES, BILLIARDS! SiUJARDS! .1A.S. 2A,(5;Si'. HasjM'i'd a i emoerancc n;u; i Pari or kvilll ttiiJ Vext to f. ". JTumeV sti. Fresh Eastern snd Shfialwater Bay Oysters in every Siylc rrxa'Tf cinAirs and -ror.Acro. Tea. GoBvv. .n:id Clioritlatt-: I'm-. Cal.i baiidic!ies etc., at tin CowiiIit. Alo in coMnection uh th Parlor A. S-ine Slimif ic tfJallery. Read CaretaUrrif Hereafter all our Pare Coffees will be put up under our own private label . NOSE GENUINE Chirl ought r A. 31. JOlttfSOX & CO. X. J J. All goo'Is Lertg our label Are guaranteed to b strictly Pure am! of Best quality, and arc sola ny ar eilier: House. I HEASQTTASTEBS Foster's Emsorium. Wort Complete Stock bi Astoria t 7t' 77 -r-' 7 v OV Cities OT all I 111 (IS . traits Ilotli I'orelsrR and Joraslfe Wines and Liquors : Or Spsrkr Kraml. FOSTER'S CORNER. 0 It &XD0CX ! Wliv will you eoupn wiieji Slitlc Cure will jlw immediate relitsf. Pr htloh's ricu 10 cts 50 cts and Si. Sold by "V. E. De TOfiWAC r ! tj iuuiiuiu, . i 75? t ?? : B fLZ I t i ) i ? t l 7 . t-ttt s W ff C 2S.S 2 10 JVi "3 ...... OITT BOOK STOBE. 1 Tho Best torc in the City to f TkX'l ttrm mm- .ovel t V bcr'- L'ntliriik' ,"-,,;XV,Sr,-',-',-,,wK Osn-ra an Marine Gtasfe? PrniKHuig Inurnment from Uu-cii's t .J u :t sit ni.-k-. nA every thinKmi itHiki iraut in wrlliv. Inuutt; imr wmIs hoA prirs lirfiire jrnln .'Urwltfp-. V.. l. STKVKSS .t Co.. ( ify lo Miir.-. &$- Ti:i: aiijilj to the Captain. -r . . V. ni? ami.iLSJ .VX fi (succkket: to pjige tV ali.k.) Wholesale and retail dealer in iHrgsgfjfes, to eke. " Glass and TROPICAL Plated Ware. ND nOMP.-TK t FRUITS AiD VEGErABLES.: Toj;e:nor with i ytni ? in'trim Tnhr?oen PA tn'tnc nnr?oefi ?:tn;;?c t IIIUW 1 I-UiaUllt I UUUUUUIVIiljUlU 5 ! Sri 4GKIJS C' I'ROSBY Denier In mnKT o iiiiHUHiillllj, mUil, 0 iron Pips and Fittings. PLUMBERS AND STEAM FITTER? j r Goods and Tools. j SHEET LEAD STRIP LEAD SHEET iOQH TIN ARO COPPER, uav wmm n Mil. Stoves, Tin Ware and-Houss Furnishing Goods. JOBBING IN SHEET IRON, Till. COP PER PLUMBING and STEAif FITTING Dons with reefca-a und dispatch. None iut first ckfesuorkiniMi ihii1j il. A lanre assortment of BOALEH Jmstantlv on : ah " lFliST"GSAND"" PRIOR TO STOCK TAKING. Wo offer SPECIAL INDUCEMENTS in our line of Dress Goods, Silks. Velvets, Plushes. Cashmeres and A r mures. Laces. Hosiery. Corseis. Cloaks. Dolmans, Etc.. etc. A FINK ASSORTMENT OF FLANNEL CO MF0RTERS. Blankets, Etc. Stock Complete in Every Branch. 2?sael Srotliers- Fine Hotel Business For Sale. I5IF.I.OII ON ACCOUNT OF REMOVAL t fn.m a onnn. mil vll his riht and In- rvt in rntml HiiipI. Astoria. Or.. toother i rttli?ll necessary lemituie, jiettiuiiir, n- telail liar fixtures. Ac. at a lmrgaTn. for I and will established bii-.ino- at once. Call , " l ia a iti r.iJiii.fVutnl Hotel. Near O. ll.&Z. Co. Meamer uock. Notice. iraim: school taxes roi; m;uuui JL lJistrict No 9 are now due and payable 'yin - t'ni' I jcti I Vl rm m A ml I AT at hit office. In Tlie Fisherman7. racking CfiMiMinv's building. Thoc taxes become tlcUmiHCiit lhfrty days from date . lfOBEKT HAMILTON, School Gloric. TJnper Astoiia, Jan. 0, 1S33. eWMOSSJ .... m . get your Money's Vonh. -A : f Jciit 5 .Tpw lr- ami Cuiie r ; WrHiug . fua.1 num. Eben P. Parker, Master. Vr fOIK. I'KEIom" orCHAi:-! U. Ii. PARKF.IS. HILL'S VARIETIES. GHO.HILL -WALTEi: PAKKS. - 1'ROriMETOK STACP MAXAOER Kiijmgemcnt of IMISS MAM2E GOODRICH And BILLY MORTON. Sons. Dance and Sketch Artist. MESSRS. EOWI'IS & ALIC0TT, The KInps of Sonjj and Dance. HISS PEARL CAREW, i-rno Comic Vocal bt. Also RICHARDS and EVANS, Chain iimi High Kicker. To'ether with a new j'-mIit ti tii4nif.r f i'i?nr s.iat -....., ..., ... ... ....... ,,.... 'AU the Id Fa" vorites Retained. )iu at: ll: i-.ir. t'rtri niaitco Krry Msht. Cmirt' 4lKinf of J'rif urauii::o tlnrc a "Wcelt. Comjinslng al! the latest SONCS, DANCES AND ACTS. We give the Best ntnrfoinmnnf v di iciy l. In the West. Tli tlietttre Is crowded ?;:M1 and all '.vl have witnessed tlie vntrrtaminent pro !!$ii!ice it to be euil to any Riven eL-ewliere. 5Ir. Jlill as a e.iturer for tlie pulilc' aiiiUsemeat can not be excelled. Anuod uhliini; to spend a jrieasant evening .mil yec biwrkltns wit and beauty without vul j;nritj.flt.lil imprme fie opportunity and oine. Tle coniiiRny eomprises the follewlnj: v. ell known Artists : 5iltS IA'XIK "Waltox. 3113 rii:i. Ciijfw 51 U. WAI.TKR PAKKP. 3kl ks-hs. Downs Alicott. Miiji:s. JticiiA!:. A 15va.. 3l3t. ClfAS. ItAItnOHS. j All of which will appear idhlly hi their dif. Opea air eoncert every ewniiif: ; iicrforni ancc enininenciii at 8; entrance to theatre on Ientn htrcet ; private loes on Chena nub street. Novy Stnis in K.npiil Sacccssion ! A Common-sense Remedy. Salicylic A, No more Rheumatism. Cout or Neuralgia. Immediate Relief Warranted. Permanent Cure Guaranteed. Fire pcarx cJahlhhril and Merer 7..ioirn to fail ina ingte citc, acute or chronic. Ittfcr to all prominent phyttclani and dmaaitts for llir ylandiinj or Saiicylka. IE3 CB. jE3I? ! THE ONLY DISSOLVED OF THE POISONOUS UKIC ACID "WHICH EXISTS IN THE BLOOD OF UHEU MATIC AND GOUTY PAT1EN1S. SAL! CY LICA b knowii as a cnminon scuseiemcdy, because it tnkes directlj at the cauc of lthcumatlsm, (tout anil Neural :i:itulille so many so-called specifics and MisipoACd panaceas only treat loadlv the eirccts. It has been conceded by eminent scientists that outward npidiciitious, such as nibbing with oils-, ointments liniments, andsoothing lotions will not eradicate these diseas which arc the result of the poisoning of the blood w ith Uric Acid SALICY4.ICA works with marvelous eflcct on this acid and so removes the disor der. It Is now exclusively used by all cele brated phystrians of America and Europe. Ulght st Medical Academy or Iaris reports ! 1 per cent cures In three days. that SALICYLIC is a certain cure for Rheumatism. Coutand Neuralgia. The most intense pains aic subdued almost iustantly. Give It a trial. Belief guaranteed or mon ev refuuded. Tliousauds of testimonials sent on applica tion. SI a. Box. 6 Boxes for S5. Sent free by mail on receipt of money. ASK YOUK DRUGGIST TOK IT. But do not be delude 1 Into taking Imitations orf ubstitutes, or c unethlng recommended as "just as good !" InMst on the genuine with the name or Washburne & Co.. on each box which is guaranteed eiiemioally .pure under our signature, an indispensable requisite to insure success in the treatment. Take no other, or send to us. Washburne & Co., Proprietors. 2S7 Broadway, cor. lleade St., XEAV YOKIv. ForFalebv V. K. DFIMlCT & Co.. and J. II. THOMAS. School District No. -1 , Notice. !3i:0r0SALS F0R 1'UItNISIIING MA Jl terinl and building school house will be received by the Directors, at the ollice of J. G. Hustler. School Clerk, in Astoria. Oregon, until 2 o'clock r.3i., on February 24, 1?3. Drawings and specifications may be ex amined and all necessarv information ob tained, on application to the ollice of J. AY. Ucnrhart. The risht to reject any ami all proposals Is rescued. By order of the Board of Directors. .I.G.JIUS'ILER, Clerk School Dlst. No. 1. ByJ.O.BOZOItTH, Deputy. Astoria, January 21, 1S3. dtd A-b-b-st.IA xiiiiLi'a.a - fl - a.HjHj5a - - 2.Lii irinc Fm-niture. Carpets, Mirrors. Uphols- ' , ,, -.. , . t t. i tery. Wall rockets, Brackets. ' ' ' 7?Vjr?r?J ?zc-&l!rr' pjvs, gi,, s , Ste. S j&JEr32.& Stools. w -r. ,y mkMs vtvomansj zzmm? uunmaBrjsmw, Ladies are incited to call and see latest styles in Plush and Yelvet. Beautiful Embroidered goods. THE NEW MODEL &fffHJ A PUIxL STOCK ALWAYS ON HAND. - S3- !2. TT A "WES, Two doors cast of Occident Hotel, ASTORfA, OREGON. ogjjgaafc". v,..vTar j'rr,-. v-1 tt'A-,M&zi m cuccFS'sor. to ,tacj:ins & Montgomery.) 3$k .ysr" PLUMBiNG.. GAS FITTING, AND CANNERY WORK Attended to Promptly on Reasonable Terms. CHKA3ir STKIIF.T. .ext to C I. Parker's Store. CHAS. HEILBORN, rANUFACTURER OF FTJBNITTTRE S5 BEDDING AND DEALER IN Carpets, Oil Cloth, Walt Paper, Mirrors, Window Shades, Lace Curtains, Picture Frames and Mouldings, WINDOW CORNICES AND CDRTAIN POLES Complete In every branch. MARTIN DEALER IN FURNITURE Ss BEDDING Corner IHaln and Squemoqna Streets, Astoria, Oregon. WINDOW SHADES AKD TRMIHG8; WALL PAPER ETC. A Complete Slorlr. PRICES AS CHEAP AS QUALITY WILL AFFORD. AI.J, iilTOS r FUKXITUKK I5EPAIREI AI TAKKISTCED Wilson & Fisheb, SHIP CHA?DLEBS. iKAr.i:i: i:. iron. Steel. Coal. Anchors. Chains, TAR, PITCH, OAKUM, WKOUGHT AND CUT GALVANIZED j rnils. Copper ?ails ami I5nrr. Shelf Hardware, Paints and Oils Rubber and Hemp Pachinq of all Kinds. PROVISIONS. fj.our ahi rtxnx fhed. Agents for Salem Flounnq Iilli. CornPiJCJieimruus andllamilton Streets ASTOPJA, OREGON. - E. Extraordinary! . -7i p -as- g. Ea:.. o" xuzajiiruir yjr t . alliens Menir Store KANOH CAN BE ILVD IX AS TORIA ONLY OF AGENT CALL AND EXAMINE IT, YOI WILL BE PLEASED. C. K. IIAWES is also agent "for tlie Bid patent CbbMei Stove And other first-class stoves. Furnaco "Work, Steam Fit tings, etc., a specialty. or. x.r.r. in TinSheet Iron" and Copper Ware. A Gerend Assortment of HOUSEHOLD GOODS. Agents for Magee Stoves and Eaiiges The Best iu the market. IVitublug goods of all kinds on hand. Job work done in a workmanlike manner. OLSEN HarflWSrB A. VAH DUSEH & CO.. DEALERS IX Hardware and Ship Chandlery, Pure Oil, Bright Varnish, Binnacle Oil, Cotton Canvas,. Hemp Sail Twine. Cotton Sail Twine, Lard Oil, Wrought Iron Spikes. Galvanized Cut Nails. Agricultural Implements.. Sewing machines, JJPaints and Oils, Groceries, etc. d-wtt AMfTWOMBLY,SiuJriff. ment. A . - f ift--. w, , - -. -