The Daily Astorian. (Astoria, Or.) 1876-1883, April 13, 1883, Image 1

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Newspaper Page Textf i & $ 'VJrW'Jlll' Vol. xix. Astoria, Oregon, Friday Morning, April IB, 1883. No. 11. ACROSS THE SEA. How it Looks to a "Washington Diplomat. 'Things are getting pretty hot in England," suggested a Wash ington correspondent to his friend, a diplomat. " Yes," was the response; "the situation is becoming decidedly interesting. It is takingjthe shape I expected. I told you several weeks ago that this Irish conspi racy was as dangerous to England us nihilism to Russia. You thought I was an alarmist. Look at Great Britain to-day. London is almost in a stage of siege; the queen is afraid to leave "Windsor; the shipping at the wharves and railroad depots swarm with detec tives; the guards are being doubled at all public places; the police force is being strengthened throughout the kiugdom; strangers are followed to their hotels and their luggage ramsacked;dynamite factories are being discovered on all sides. The people are thor oughly scared. Is Russia in any worse condition? I received a private cablegram to-day. It con tains but few words, but their im port is serious. It says: 'Sen sation frightful; active prepara tions at house guards; tough times coming.' That message is from a cool-headed man. I am disposed to think the situation is worse than the newspapers indicate." "How do you think it will end?" "The Lord only knows. Arrests will be made until every British prison will be filled with suspects. That will not stop the reign of terror. There are desperate men at the head of this movement, they will not turn back; they will have no scruple to do bloody deeds. This plot is not of late origin. It has been developing for years. There was compara tive quiet in Ireland after the pas sage of the Irish church bill. The home rule movement and the ap parently peaceful agitation of the land league lulled the suspicion of the British government. Beaconsfield and Gladstone both misunderstood the temper of the people they were dealing with. They trifled with sharp-edged swords. English rule in Ireland has never been secure since the Irish obtained a strong footinjr in this country. Here they are free to plot against their hereditary foe. They can issue orders from this point of safety and find daring hands on the other side to executo them. A good supply of money is at their command here. The utterances of the Irish-American press encourage the peasantry of the old country. England may manage to keep down the spirit of lawlessness and rapine for a time, but it will keep breaking out as long as the conspirators can meet safely in the United States and plan mischief against the friendly power. England is anxious for this government to take a decided stand on this ques tion. There are some plain notes in Secretary Frelinghuyseu's hands now. He hardlyflehows how to reply to them. The question is whether the contributions for send ing dynamite to England for the destruction of public buildings are not violations of the neutrality law. This is of more importance just now than the extradition of men like Sheridan and Egan. I understand that there are eminent lawyers in this country who are of the opinion that open receipt of subscriptions for such purposes as Rossa and Finerty rave about render them liable to the neutral ity of law. England realizes that she can never rest easy until there is some way of muzzling the Irish Americans. She will exercise very device of diplomacy to at tain this result." "Do you think there is much chance hero of succeeding?" "I am afraid not. Our govern' ment has no dccidd policy on such questions. Frelinghuysen is tim orous; Arthur hesitates on ques tions of home policy and can scarcely ba expected to take a firm grasp on international questions. It would be different if Blaine were still secretary of state. He would have an opinion and will enough to express it and carry the president and cabinet with him. That opinion might not be favora ble to England, but it would force a settlement of the matter one waj or another. It must be settled some day. Other European pow ers are interested in it. None of them feel safe while conspirators can obtain safe refuge on these shores. Your state department will have as much as it can handle before long. There arc rumors in inside circles that the Fenians are iu league with the anarchists of other nations. It is rather singu lar that there should be distur bances in other countries at this particular time. I have no doubt myself that there is a close alliance between the invincibles of Ireland and America, the communists of France, the socialists of Germa ny, the nihilists of Rusia and the Black Hand of Spain. They are all active. The proposed interna tional police system would be an immense thing for the crowned heads of Europe." "In a previous interview you ap prehended an uprising in the large manufacturing towns of England?" "That danger is greater to-day than over before. The English people are worked up to a frenzy oE excitement. A few days may witness scenes of bloodshed in the manufacturing districts. Events are exciting now, but there are worse to follow." VTLIiARD'S VISIT. A Sis Week's Programme A San Francisco special to the Oregonian of the 12th says: "In conversation this evening with a gentleman who is in a position to speak advisably with regard to the object of Villard's visit to the Pacific coast, and to contemplated improvements in connection with steam and the railroad service of the Oregon Railway and Naviga tion company and the Northern Pacific, he stated to an Oregonian correspondent that much appre hension existed on the subject. He prefaced his remarks by stat ing that it could be regarded as a certainty that Villard did not propose to revolutionize the rail road system of the coast, but merely desired to form an opinion as to how matters were progress ing, and that in order to do this had decided to make personal ex amination. During his stay in this city he is said to have done considerable work, and to hare satisfied himself, both as to the ad ministration of affairs here and as to the requirements at present ex isting and likely to arise in course of business. Having accomplished this much, he proposed to leave for the north to-morrow morning by the steamship Queen of the Paci fic, leaving the ship at Astoria and thence taking passage on a river steamer going to Kalama, and thence to Seattle prior to visiting Portland. His attention would be directed toward contemplated railroad extensions there and to general inspection of the nature of the country and business opportu nities. Immigration matters will also receive their share of his time, and it is not improbable that he will make such arrangements as will work greatly to the benefit of settlers. After spending a week or 10 days in the vicinity of Seat tle, Tacoma and other points in Washington Territory, the party will retrace their steps to Port land, where much ot the prelimi nary inspection above noticed will be repeated. In addition to these features, Villard will also extend his observations so as to include a visit to Dakota. In all, some six weeks will be consumed." W. H. Vanderbilt's check for April interest on government bonds, was 402,000, or the inter est of 40,200,000 of bonds. He has received $478,000 for quarter ly interest. This shows that he lias sold or otherwise disposed of, $7,000,000 of his bonds. Olympia Items. Joe Gale has sold his logging camp on (Dyster bay to a gentle man from Minnesota, vho, we un derstand, is an old and experienced lumberman of the Northwest. A large raft of logs has just been put in the boom at the rail road depot, belonging to Foster, containing about 1.000,000 feet, and is now waiting a steamer to be towed to Tacoma mills. The cash receipts of the land office in this city, during the month of March, was nearly $29,000, the largest ever received. The land officers are all kept very busy day and, night to keep the work up. Transcript. There are now three stages run ning between this city and Monte sano, and they are all crowded to their fullest capacity. One of these stages, by making extra time, performs two round trips, and the others one trip each week. After the war, when the number of servants in attendance at Oak- enwold was divided by four or five, two negro girls, IS and 20, went to the nearest village "to hire out." The lady to whom they ap plied could hardty tell the story for laughing: "I asked if they could cook. 'No'ru. we ain't never bin cook none; Phil alius cook.' Can you wash? 'No'm, we ain't bin wash none neither; Aunt Sally she wash.' Can you clean house, then? 'No'm, least we ain't never bin clean, none,' and so" said Mrs. Nash, "I went through the whole list of qualifications, receiving al waj'S the same negative answer. Well, what in heaven's name, said I at last have you been accustom ed to do! Lucinda's dusky face brightneed 'Sukey, here, she hunt for master's specs and I keep flies off oTe miss!' " Absolutely Pure. This powder never varies. A wan el of pumy.Mreugiu ana wimesomenes.. .More economical than the ordinary kiiuLs, and cannot be sold in competition with the mul titude of low test short veisht, alum or phosphate powders. Soldonlyin cans. ROY AL UAKLJiO l'OWORK UO., I0G WOlI-St. . 1 HEADQUARTERS Foster's Emporium. Most Complete Stock in Astoria JY ovelties of all Kinds Fruits Both Foreign and DoneMtie Wines and Liquors Of Superior Brand. FOSTER'S CORNER, 0 It &XD0CK Pine and Cbarso Liverpool O .A. .Lr JL . TIu tMnte. Kinds. Tin, CauxtleHoda, For sale ex Warehouso at Portland or Astoria by B ALiroUR, GrTHKIE L CO. dtf Portland, Or. OK PRICEJHOE STORE. P. J. GOODMAN Wishes to announce that ho has .JUST RECEIVED FROM THE EAST A fine stock of well selected, latent styles LADIES', MISSES'. CHILDREN'S, MEN'S. BOY'S, YOUTH'S BOOTS AND SHOES, W K ROYAL K5SSB Jk M Ell &ss::is g 42 POWDER j At moderate prices. tf ffRHMEBl JFOIt RHEUMATISM ? Neuralgia, Sciatica, Lumbago, Backache, Soreness of the Chest, Gout, Quinsy, Sore Throat, Swell ings and Sprains, Burns and Scalds, General Bodily Pains, Tooth, Ear and Headacho, Frosted Feet and Ears, and all other Pains and Aches. No Preparation on earth equal St. J cobs Oil ta a safe, sure, simple aad cheap External Bemedj-. A trial entails but the copmUrelj trifling ouUht of GO Cent, and erery one suffer ing with pain can bars cheap and pocdure proof of iu claims. Directions in ElaTen Languages. 80LDBYALLDBUGGIST3A2IDDEALEE3 IH HEDI0THE. A. VGGSIER & CO., Baltimore, ZXiL, IT. S. A. Among other railroad rumors it is stated thai President Colby, of the "Wisconsin Central is now in New York, closing negotiations for the sale of the "Wisconsin Central to the Villard syndicate, it being the preliminary step to the establishment of a transconti nental line from New York to Portland. With the construc tion of the Northern Pacific link, connecting Superior City and Ashland, "Wisconsin, the Central gains entrance to Milwaukee. With another link to Chicago it will complete a through line to New York via the Grand Trunk and "West Shore road. However, the entire line will not he under a single management, Villard con tenting himself, at least for the present, with a traffic agreement east of Chicago. It is thought the whole line will be in operation by August 1st. SYMPTOMS OF WORMS. The countenance fa pale and leaden colored, w'th occasional flushes of a cir-cunu-cribt! siot on one or both cheeks ; the ec-- beet uiu dull; the pupils dilate; an nzuro semicircle runs along the lower eyc-nu ; me noc is irritated, swells, ana Fomciiine.s bleeds; a kw clling of the upper lin: occasional headache. ith humming or throbh.U of the cars; an unusual se crct'on of saliva; slimy or furred tongue; brvith cry foul, particularly in the morn ing, nppctito anable, sometimes ora- ciou , with a Rtiawinc sensation oi mo stomach : at others entirely cone : lleetint; p-M , in tho stomach; occasional nausea i"l vomiting; lolcnt pains throughout the alxlomcn; IktocIs irregular, at times cotive; stools slimy, not unfrequcntly klll. III! WHJWW , 1A.II,; Tt &. .l.U , uriuo turbid ; respiration occasionally diffi cult anil accompanied by Hiccough : cough sometime drv and cenvulsive: uneasy and disturbed sleep, u ith grinding of the teeth ; temper variable, out generally lrniauie. Whenever the aboo sjmploms arc fouuu to exist. 1)11. C. XcLAXE'S VERMIFUGE will certainly effect a cure. In buving Vermifuge bo sure you set the genuino DIt. C. McLAXE'S V.EIOII l'UGE, manufactured by Fleming Urns., 24 Wood Street, Pittsburgh, Ta. Tho mtrket is full of counterfeits You will be rteht if it has the signature of Flem ing MroN. and C. McLanc. If your storekeeper does not hae the genuine, pleafo report to us. Send us a three cent stamp for -1 lmnd- somo au enising carus. FLEHIXK BROS., Pittsburgh, Pn. B" CELEBRATED f 1 8T02SACB & 8lTTEffS What the great retorative, nostetter's Stomach Bitters. ill do. must be gathered from what it has done It has effected rad ical cures in thousands of cases of dTSnensia. billions disorders. Intermittent fever.nervous affections, general debility, constipation,dck neauacne, mental uesponaencv. ami inc pe culiar complaints and disabilities to which the feeble are so subject. For sale by all Druggists and Dealers gen erally. For lame Back, Side or Chest use Shlloh's Porous Plaster, Price 25 cens. For sals by W.JS. Dement c. H. STICKSL3. A, M. JOHNSON & Co., Dealers !n Slip CtaSlery and Groceries CROCKERY & CLASS WARE. Alo "Wholesale Dealers in .Piiinfs. OiI-. Vnrnislici, Glass, M?uiiy. Artists' Oil and "Water Colon., faint and Ialso mine Urtislics. CousLuitlv on hand a full and choice stock of Staple ami F.me (!roceries Only tho Eest kept. Our stock of Crockery and Glass Uariistlie Iarzt st and most Comulete Stock o cr p.ued in Astoria. Coutstfnsof Tea and Dinner Sets. Toilet Sets. Glass, Fndt, and Wter Sets. Bar Fixture. Ale Mups. Pouies, Rustic Bottles Goblets, Tum- uiers i.M'ionaue nips, &c , &.C. Everj tiling sold at Low est Uving Rates. Qnnlity Guaranteed. An Examination wilt more than repay you. W. E. DEMENT & CO. EETXCC23:ST,S. ASTORIA, - - - OREGON Carry in Stock, DRUGS, GHEMICALS, TOILET and FANCY ARTICLES. Proscriptions carefully Compounded, LOEB & CO., JOBBERS Df WINES. LIQUORS, AND CIGARS. AGENTS FOR THE Best San Francisco Houses and Eastern Distilleries. J3T-AI1 oods sold at San Francisco Prices. MAIN STltEET. Opposite Parker House, Astoria, Oregon. MGMS C. CROSBY, Dealer in HAPdWABE, fflffl, STEEL, iron Pipe and Fittings, PLUMBERS AND STEAM FITTER Goods and Tools, SHEET LEAD STRIP LEAD SHEET IROK TIN AND COPPER, Caanerylaiifl FIshermBns Supplies Stoves, Tin Ware and House Furnishing Goods. JOBBING IN SHEET IRON, TIN. COP PER PLUMBING and STEAM FITTING Done with reatness and dispatch. None but flnt class workmen employed. A laive assortment ofj SCALES (instantly on hand CROCKERY! CROCKERY! Jitat received at A. M. JOHNSON & CO'S Another largo shipment of Crockery, Consisting of IJlnucr and Tea Sets, Class Sol, Water Scti, Toilet Sets, Oar Glasses and Bottle of" all kinds. Clsar Lishters. Tabic Callery,' l'lala and Plated Castors, Ornamental Hand Lamps, Patent self- cxtlnzHlftBlas .Lamp Kuruex-rt, LnTCa.tcc Lamp Culnmcys. all size,. Lamp Ucdnccrt, LampShadcs. paper nnd porcelain and Illuminators, Cean Pots and Flower Pots, btonc J.ir, all Sizes. CROCKERY Of all kinds and descriptions. It 'Kill pay ou to call and examine. The largest stock of CKOCKEKY ia town. HANSEN BROS. EA YE BEMO TED I From their old quarters to their NEW SHOP AND TACTORY NEaR.KINNEY'S CAN MJHY. Cleaning Repairing. NEAT. CHEAP AND QUICK. BY GEORGE I.OVETT, Main Street, opposite N. Loeb's. Notice. N OTICE IS HEK EBY GIVEN THAT there will la a snecial mcetmir of the Iecal voters of J)ist. No. 9. to be held at the district school home in ?nid dbtrict, on Monday, April ICtli, at 7J o'clock r. ii.. for the pur pose of elcetiuK one director for the unex pired term, caused by the resignation of Mr. U. Young, and suh other business zs may be properly brought before the meeting. By-order or the Directors, BOBT. HAMILTON, Upper Astoria, April 4, 1SS3. Clerk. diet ? JOHSO M CLE AH THE TRACK! .D.Karit TEEMENDOUS SPRING STOCK! OF Man's WearingiL pparol. iiiinmniiaTmnB33s:33:Hiai:iaisiB3iBiissciiiiiEiiiHiiunt Without a doubt lie will be "The Boss" "The Boss" IN H IN "Men's, Youths, Boys' Clothing. "THE BOSS' IN Gents Furnishing Goods, q Boots, Shoesand Slippers Gum Boots, rr "THE.BOSS" BLANKET SHIRTS, m Ij"Cps7 Straw, and Feft and W HATS Flannel Wear. In Fine Styles. iaiH3iii3iii3Bas:iat3aii3Eiiii3Kiaas3S3aiBsiEiaiuiBa3iiiiaun THE BOSS TAILOK, "With an Immense Stock of Cloths, Cassimeres, Tweeds. THREE FACTS TO TH5. PUBLIC. He will mako you Prices Lower than any other house in the city. You can pick fiora the Largest Variety of goods in this city. He 111 give you better value for your money than any other store in this city. Don't fail to call on "TEE WILLIAM HOWE DEALER H Doors, Windows, Blinds, Transoms, Lumber. All kinds of OAK LUMBER, j GLASS, Boat Material, Etc. rTrisBfr&a'fcBr 1 Boats of all Sinds Made to Order. ; HTOrdcre from a distance promptly attended to, and satisfaction guaranteed in all cases jy-jr-'---.-'- - - - '"" S. AENDT & EERCHEN, ASTORIA. - OKEGOX. The Pioneer Machine Shop &J&1S, BLACKSM1TII SHOP AXD Boiler Shop All kinds of ENGINE, CANNERY, AXD STEAMBOAT WORE Promptly attended to. A specialty made of repairing CANNERY DIES, FOOT OF LAFAYETTE STltEET. ASTORIA IRON WORKS. BZKTOX STBHJ5T, JTBAK PAUPER FIOUSP, ASTORIA. - ORCGON. GENERAL MACHINISTS AND BOILER MAKERS. LANMMAEIM&ffiS BoilerWork, Steamboat Work and Cannery Work a spe cialty. Of all DearriptioiiK Biadc to Order at Short Xotloe. A. D. Wass, Fiesedent. J. (J. Hustler, Secretary, L Y. Case, Treasurer. JOHX Fox, Superintendent. Notice to Settle. BEING DESIROUS OF CLOSINlrTJP Ac counts all parties indebted to D. K. War rev vrlU pleas call at an early date and sttl. dtf fei: "TheBoss." ! Who is Coming Before the Public As usual, with a I Tine Neckwear m Shirts, Collars and Cuffs, 1 "White and Colored. CD 'THE BOSS' IN BOSS" M. D. KANT. 2 AND Bracket Work A SPECIALTY. BUSINESS CARDS. O C. IIOTiDEX, NOTARY PUBLIC, AUCTIONEER, COMMISSION AND IN SURANCE AGENT. rVEJLO P. JPAJtKJBK. SURVEYOR OF Clatsop County, and City of Astoria Office :-Chenamus street, Y. M. C. A. hall Room No. 8. "El 1. WESTON, Attorney and Counselor at Law. arOmce In Pythian Building. Rooms 1112 ASTORfA, --- - OREGON. TTAY TUTTXE. 31. D. PHYSICIAN AND SUEGEON Offick Rooms 1, 2, and S. Pythian Build ing. Residence Over J. E. Thomas' Drug Store. Tjl P. 1IICKS. . PENTI8T, ASTORIA, - - OREGON Rooms in Allen's building up stairs, comer of Cass and Sqemocqhe strets. X Q.A.BOWIIC5T, ATTORNEY AT LAW, Cuenamns Street, - - ASTORIA, OREGON GENERAL STEAMSHIP AGENCY. Bills of Exchange- on any Part oi Europe. 1AM AGENT FOR TIE FOLLOWING uei: known and commodious steamship lines, STATE LINE, RED STAR, WHITE STAR. HAMBURG-AMERICAN. DOMINIONXINE, NATIONAL, and AMERICAN LINE. Prepaid tickets to or from any European port. For full information as to ratea of fara, sailing dajs. etc. apply to I. W. CASE. Croup, Whooping Couch an Bron chitis immediately relieved by Shlloh's Cure. Sold by W. E. Dement. i fit