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0) a Vol. xix. .Astoria, Oregon, Saturday Momins;, July 7, L883 No. 84. n In 0 1U0 fill THE PIRST JUDGE LYNCH. It is said that on the ancient council books of Gal way, Ireland, it is duly recorded that in the year of our Lord 1493 "James Lynch, Mayor of Galway, hanged his own son out of the window for defrauding- and killing strangers, without marshal or common law, to show a good example to posterity." It seems by the chronicle, that young Lynch had been sent to Spain by his father, the mayor, to purchase a cargo of the wini that biteth like logwood and stingeth like a madder when it giveth its dyo color aright in the cup. But the young man wasted his substance in riotous living and fared sumptously three times a day and four or live times a night and spent all 'his money at the bar and in the faro room, before he bought his cargo. However, his rating was good, and he loaded his ship on a short credit, thirty, six ty and ninety days, fifteen off, and sailed joyously for home, intend ing to beat the slate and say nothing to his father about the paper. But the credit man of the concern, didn't exactly like the looks of things, and sent his neph ew along to collect the money in j Galway. Seeing that the nephew's: presence would probably cause a coolness in the family circle as soon as he presented his state ment, young Lynch "expedited", matters by tossing the Spaniard into the loud sounding sea and then sailed joyously on in an ever widening moral horizon and under an intellectual sky that was infi nitely cloudless. But one of the sailors some time afterward lay down to die, and when. he was positively assured that he could not possibly live long enough to be hanged for his share in the transaction, told may or Lynch how his son had killed the Spaniard. Tried before his own father, the young merchant was convicted and sentenced to be hanged. The family and friends violently prevented the execution, whereupon the mayor took his sou up stairs, fastened a staple to the wall, with his.own hands adjusted the noose about the young man's neck, pushed him out of a window overlooking the public street and there hanged him in manner and for reasons set forth in the record. Whenever you talk about Lynch law, think of John Fitzstephcns Lynch, Mayor of Galway, who filed the first caveat for an inven tion generally supposed to be American. Sensational Story from Dakota Several parties at work on farm four and a half miles south of Redfield, Dakota, have discov ered an old fort, which occupied nearly two acres, and frpm which nearly 200 human skulls have been exhumed. On an elevation of ground nearly 150 feet higher than the surrounding country, and at a distance of one-half a mile west of the Chicago and North western railroad, is a fort nearly round, and no doubt years and years ago i was the means of de- lense lor some tnoe wtnen was eventually overpowered and massa cred. This earthwork was thrown up with a ditch on either side, and a.t one time three ffiet wide and of the.same depth. At a point on the south there is an opening, and the intrenchments were dug about twenty feet to a gulch that led to a small lake a quarter of a mile distant. The human skulls were found at the western sido of the fort, and the mystery cannot be solved by any one. In a space three feet deep by eighteen inches square there were over a dozen skulls found,as if the' were thrown in together. jSoother bones were found, and the only solution is that the party was massacred and left where thev fell until the wolves had picked the bones, when they were picked up and buried in one grave. There are three theories advanced. First, is stated that a party of nearly GOO people started -from southern Wis coristn, and before they reached the Missouri river were met by the savages and msnv were massacred, i and the survivors turned back into' Minnesota; second, from the skulls one would judge that the people j ered. The reuson for this eon- j covering onlv, instead of com jecture is that on nearly all the plicated piece of machinery, same side of the head is smashed j scarcely second in Us texture and in. Third, thp trench where they j sensfcivi'tivss to the ear or eye. were found is onlv ten leet ionr all of them nave double teeth all j round on the lower jaw, and neith- j er Indians nor Europeans as a rule have' teeth of that description, they probably date back to the mound-builders. Some of the skulls have no foreheads, and look J like those of the 'missing link, being shaped dillerently from any ever seen at this age, while others are finely shaped. The corre spondent had an interview with j Drifting Goose, a sub-chief of the j Sioux tribe of lndians,hut nothing! button or anythin- that couid assist in identifvin-r'the race they ev belonaed to has vet been found." 1 " j. jj . i Recoverhig a Lo3tWaBon. ln the village of W lived a man who had once been judge ( of tlio county, and was known all ' over it by the name of Judge I.. He kept a store and sawmill, and was always sure to have the best of a bargain on his ,-ide. by which ; means he had gained an ample , competency, and some did not lies-; itate to call him "the biggest ras cal in the world.1" He was very conceited withal, and used to de light to brag of his busines ca pacity when an' one was near to i listen. One rainy dav, as quite a number were seated around the ; stove in the store, he beiran, as usual, to tell his great bargains, and at last wound up with -the ex pression, "Nobody has ever cheated me, nor they can't neither." Judge," said an old man of the company, "I've ctieatca you mor n you ever did me." "How so?" asked the Judge. "If you'll promise you won't go ; to law about it, nor do nothing, I'll tell, or olse I won't; you are too much of x. lar ehai-actir for me. . "Let's hear! let's hear!" ciied half a dozen voices. "I'll promise," said the judge. ! "and treat in the bargain' "Well, do you remember thai j wagon you robbed me out of r "J never robbed you out of any wagon," pxcluinied the judge; ' f only got the he? of a bar gain." "Well, 1 made up my mind to have it back, and ' "Von never did," interrupted ! the cute Judge. ''Well, yon se Judge. I sold you one da a very nice pine log, and bargained with you for a lot more. Well, that log 1 stoieoJf: j'our pile, down by your mill, the' night before, and the next day sold it to you. The next night I drew it back home, and sola it to you the next day; and so I kept on until you had bought your own log of me twenty-seven times." "That is false!" exclaimed the infuriated Judge, running to hisj books and examining his log ac-! counts; "3011 never sold us twenty seven logs of the same measure ment." "J know it," said the vender in logs; "by drawing it back and forth the ends wore, off until it was only ten feet long just four teen shorter than it was the first time 1 brought it and when it got so sfcort I drew it home again and worked it up into shingles, and then I concluded 1 had got my wagon back and stowed away in my pocketbook." The exclamation of the judge was drowned in the shouts of the bystauders, and the log-drawer lound the door without the prom ised treat. And to see a man mad you have only to ask the Judge if he ever was robbed. Meutal depression, weakneR3 of the muscular system, geueral ill-health, benefitted by using Brown's Iron Bit-tew. and three feet wide, ami it is not! once to it irrwr functions a-; if it ; )!si.M?i bnwii Imw mimv have Ween e-5 were nothinr better than a bftir ftr! 'nn si l,.w..r.,l cn.M o.nn.r .. t r.ver f?.nfl I tnmr bnus. 1 1 is this r.oi:suW:i-' SisfiSwS kti A& ; FREE CO- have been taken out, ami amrwi uou lor me sum inai is ine cause- . ,J rrji Most of our invalids are such. and millions will become invalids,, for the want of paying the innst.g ordinary attention to the rftqrv-: ments of the skin. The mum-; LM ait v treat ii with as little refer-! of a verv large proportion of dis-; eas in the world. If, as claimed j by some scientists, four-fifths in bulk of all that wo eat and drink must pass oil through the skin or 1 be turned back upon the system; as :1 poison, and that life depend as much upon tnese exnaiaitons , t i i .. till . . uiruugu u.e 6Km na ..,u.. .....am.g pure air inrougn me lungs, u must be of vital importance to keep thai' channel free At a banquet at Omaha to (.Jen-i ' I i i 1. . I ; I ! ntiment that the ishou,tl oPl th" (?rtK,k rovernmcnt "i i'" . ...lii. .1... t.-.i: """""S wu" as the only one, and that the man- .(ffim(M1i nf the fnili niir; Mini Inrii- an affairs should be turned over to: th.- armv. j '. Absolutely Pure. This powder never varies. A tnatvel o parity, itrenglh and vrh ilpxtinvness. Mere rrunoinical than the ordinary kinds, and cannot he sold In competition with the iiihI titude of low test .short weight, alum or phosphate powder. Hold only in runs. IloY i. H.Ki.i I'owuku C .. too Wall-st. . Y. STOMACH f NotimosliouUlljolost if tho stomach, liver and ImwcIs are aflected, to adopt the sure retu ely. llortettcr'.-' i"tomnch liitt rs. Discatos of the orgnnf! nauKsl bepct others far inoro serious, and delay is thcreforo hazardous. Divpcpeiti, liver complaint, chills and fevor. arly rbcuuiatic twinces. kidney weakness, oriBR .serious hodily trouble if trilled with. Lo.-e no time in using thi3 effective and snfe medicine. For ale by all DruKi'ts simI Draieri: Konorally. A.M. Jolinson&Co. DEALERS IN eriesiuTomiT A FULL LINE OF Artists' Materials. i. , ......... ..r'-tmmW'' fir fROYAL MtS JX E 1 m j r.ci cnnflTrn p Broc For Sale. BUSINESS LOTS ON THE IiOAIWAY (Sqtictnorpia St.), and some of the most eligible residence property in the citv. XTe have also lots for sale in the eitv'andin all the additions at reasonable prices : also a farm of 45 acres, three miles from St. Hel ens : a towu lot in SUllelens. and a farm on the Columbia near John Day's river. CH AS. II. "WILLIAMSON & CO. lias :.. THE G RfcAT sa 3 1 ivLnBiMURiEa)&ar'iBw RHEUMATISM. nniirninin. ciuiinu. t-umnnnn. n o j ." I I B"j-. 0' jlJA'' VUVAUUHV, VIWi VI IIIU UIICl, Qu,nSyt Sore Throat, SiVa- and Sprains, Burns and r t t in t'l acaias, ueneraj aoauy Pains, Tooth, Ear and Haadacha, Frosted Feet and Ears, and all other I Pains and Aches. No Proration on earth equals Sr. Jaow Oil . as a safasurr, nUnple himI chenp External j lii-modjr. A trial entails but the conjaratlTdy ; trlfllnp outlay of SO Cents, end erj- one suffer- ! litR with ainc&u have chtap m J io..itive proof : ci its claims. IHrKtions In Eleien Ttngnagea. 80LD 3Y ALLDEUQGI3T3 AKD DEALTJP.3 ! tit irnrTnnn ah iiuini. A. VOGELBR ?, CO., j iii...mor,JW.,i .A . I. - . . . . ! ! Preparations are making on the J '.Sunset and Xew Orleans branch: .ol the Southern Pacific for im : i i incuse shipments of Calfornia pro- , i.N- ii juuee inrougn to acw i i loans. ; The initial carload is to be follow-; ed bv an express. traiu trains' 1 I are to be started in a short time. SY&PTOffiS Or WOKFIS. Tln eoiniU-naiiCf is m niid leutleti , iu.imtiI.c-1 v.t on one or Uth tlieek;- rolorril, with Nsvioiinl tltislu-s of n elr- 1 tin eyes ih-tMiiii' titui; tiie innu-t itiiate; m..i.lir.. lii..i,.L nine nli.nl 1nirail il-vMlil: the nos,. is imlutLswvlR:inl':!I,,"!w "5 rents ami upwartls. i s)iii-t lines hlctMls; :i swi liing of the up))cr j lip; oe.nisioiml iu':nl:tfik, Willi Ittuiunint; i cr.MU.n of snhva; slimy or furrwl tongue; , hrt-ith vry foul, particularly in the morn- 1 5in. apiH-tjte arinlIe, xoinotinu-s voni- ' jkuii" in the MoniHcii; otHnMounl itnuscH the nlxloiui'ti: ImiwcK Irregular, at times , i-otivi ? stools stiniv. ;iot iinfno!ifnll- ' ' tiicolu-itii blood :lK'llvsrUonar.illiHnl: I cull and ncrouM-anied 111 inv 1411 inn, rtii'iii viiiii- 1 it ny nn-eoiin ; cougn i fuunetimesdrj-and convulsive; uneasy and 1 livliirlt.Ml vlonn M-ilh iTlin1lii"nr tli I ti-iiMK-r variable, but jjenerally irritable. W bene wr the nlwivn symjitouii. are found to exist, ) ini. ('. JfcLAXE'S YEIHlin-CK will certainly elFect a run-. In biiving Vermlt'iiKe be suit-yii the genuine im. C. "tie BANK'S K:: l t'l ;K. inanufMCtured by I'leniinir !Jro-.. Ji Woml Street. rittslmn;h, l'a. 'Pi 1 niuKeis full of counterfeits. You v.isl Ik- r, it if it l.a. the ; signature of 11.:..- ! in;; llros. and C. MeLaite. . j It v.vt.r Ktoi"ikiMr dtk not neniilu-, pi ohm; report to us. j S.'i.d us- a three cent stamp br I li.ii.-' HHUeadverttsitiKcard-. rLKSHNtj DUOS., I-iifshtiifrh. '.'. KBYILLE & 00. ! I I Pacific U"et and Twine Co. I Sax FuAXrisi.-o. Ajiril 1 1th. 1)ki: Sins: For jjciu'raJ convenienee. we June sent a supply of IVo. UO. 5 plj (etmliie Seoleli Salmon Aet I Twine, to the care of A. M..IOHXSON j A CO.. A jt(ria, which will In sold at i rzrSrsrr in place ot tne mote costiv No. jo. r.- j niiriiiirii u 11. i : urn niniir iimii this grade tf twine for ropHirs. claim that the tlnrahility of the patch is equal to tho balance, of lhe.net, after the latter has had a few weeks use. We think it will he money in j'our pocket to try it. For prices and .samples apply to A.M. JOHX.SOX & CO., Aslor'iR. Neville & Co. Sole Agents, 1 ' KrnIlcis.(, :ll and .a Callfoniia St. J ra"110- Plumbing and Gas Fitting. S.OISYI-M 15 K O.N. Plumbers. Gas. and Steam Filters. Jobbing Promptly Attended to- A Full Supply of ;.VS 1'IXTUKES. COCKS, STEAM 1'IT TI NOS, irrc, AIAVAYS ON HAN I . Cannery, and Steamboat V7ork a Specialty. Cheiiamud street, opiu. ile Ienn-ids Drug Slot e. Astoria, Oregon. Brewery Beer Saloon. The Best Beer 5 cts a Glass. Hot Lunch every Day from JO to 12 A. M The best of Liquors and Chnirs on hand. A deservedly popular place 01 social resort. CEO. HILI.KIL THE HOME SCHOOL rots 1825 Telegraph Avenue, Oakland, Cal. Organized in 1S72. The next Year will begin on Wednodav Jnlv 23. 1SS5. Miss L. A. fTKLD, Principal. tiUTSLS iLSD RESTAUKANTS. RKER HOTJSE, ii. :i. IV.ItKER, ITop.. ATWTAf - - - ORKGON. IKST CLASS HOTEL. Al.t. MODERN IMPROVEMENTS. tiiir AXl CO LD BATHS. Uaoj Billiaid Table, and First Class Sa- ocked with Fine Liquors. ,CII TO THE II0USE.-SO IS A FACT -T1WT- JEFF'S CHOP HOUSE ON Concomly Street is the Best in Town. THAT :: :a. Alunj s on Hand FKESH Nhonl AVuer Baj- and East ern Oystprs. ! THAT " JEFF" IS THE BOSS CATERER. THAT Kc ha, ,.CI1 miiiricior oniic "Aurora si.tif in Knnwxim cvch years. OPEN DAY AND NIRHT Ut rtltU I11UIH . - - D fQP HP CI RQT O I AQQ llUOuUL O I I HO I ULnOO OVStt1!' S'tlOOll ' ' CHEXAMUS STREET, ASTORIA o jmnE UNDERSinNKD IS PLKrVSEl) TO .fl. annoiuuv to lite imWic that lie has op 'n,'', a I'IKST OLASS 353a.-23.r EEOUSG, Aim! famishes ia firet-class style OYSTKKS. HOT COFFEE TEA, ETC at tiie fa- and Genfs Oyster Saloon, ,.v. ,.,t. c.t.. IVac stve me :i call. UOSCOE DIXON, Proprietor COSMOPOLITAN LilOp H0US8 ailU ReSiaUrant. OI'KX DAY AND NIGHT. " l,. XYllAWOX & ii. HOUIiAItl), rnpririor. MM STKEI7T. ASTORIA. AND LODGING HOUSE. l.Vllttcil throughout: thclTable sunnlioil ni iiiv ifri : iiii- inai. i;ictii .mil niiaiiiti aine. A First :rl:tNN House. I5jnl by the week. McaLs to order, - So.OO .1. , ItOSS. Proprietor. arbour's No. 40 12-PIy n A T 1 T"T rri TTT T T L iL ) jN T VV 1 jN ill CORK m LEAD LINES, SEINE TWINES. A Full Stock Now on Hand. HENRY DOYLE & CO., 11 "ilueket Streei. Hau Franelsco. Mle Agents fortho Pacific Coast. Harftfiire ana Ship Clantlerj. A. VAH DUSEH & CO.. hhalkhs ix Hardware and Ship Chandlery, Pure Oil, Bright Varnish, Binnacle Oil. Cotton Canvas, Kemp Sail Twine, Cotton Sail Twine, Larri Oil. Wrought Iron Spikes, Galvanized Cut Nails. Agricultural Implements., Sewing ZUacIiine.s, l'ulitts aiid Oils, Groceries, etc WM. EDGAR, Dealer in Cigars, Tobacco and Cigarettes Meerschuum and Brier Pipes, GENUINE ENGLISH CUTLERY Revolvers and Cartridges. W. E. DEMENT & CO ASTORIA. - - - OREGON Carry in Stock, DRUGS, CHEMICALS, TOILET and FANGY ARTICLES. Prescriptions carefully Compounded WILLIAM HOWS DEAX.KR Doors, Windows, Blinds, Transoms, Lumber. UAJL LUMJSJHul, 3 r i rr -r TTirT TT . ;j?ir,i-i30?WX7a. 1 GJLASS. Boat Material, Etc. ''aiisai'aiaaailiaaa"llalll"l"Miaail1"lluuUMIIIill2 j Boats of all Kinds Made to OrdM. j -Orders Irom a distance promptly attended S. AENDT & FERCEEN, ASTORIA. - OKEGOK. The Pioneer Machine Shop BIiACKSMTTH SHOP4 AND Boiler Shop All kinds of ENGINE, CANNERY, AND STEAMBOAT W0EK Promptly attended to. Aspecialty made of repairing . j CANINEKx Dim . t FOOT OF LAFAYETTE STREET. I j ASTORIA IRON WORKS, j BEXTOX STEfiET, Near Pakkeu Hoosk. ASTORLV. - OREGON. GENERAL MACHINISTS AND BOILER MAKERS. LAD anQ MAB1E MINES Boiler Work, Steamboat Work and Cannery Work a spe cialty. Ofall DeacriptioBH made to Order at Short Xotlce. A. D. Wass. Prescdent. J. G. Hustlku, Secretary. I. V. Case, Treasurer. JOhx Fox.Superintendent. A. V. Allen, (sUtX'ESSOR TO PAUK & ALXKN.) NVliolesale and retail dealer In Prarlaioa&g Glass and Plated Ware, TROPICAL AND DOMESTIC FRUITS AND VEGETABLES. Together with Wines, LiquorsJobaccoXigars LOEB & CO., JOBBERS IN WINES, LIQTJOES, AND CIGARS. AGENTS FOR THE Best San Francisco Houses and Eastern Distilleries. Tumblers Decanters, and All Kinds of Saloon Supplies. E5"All joods sold at San Francisco Prices. MAIN STREET, Opposite Parker House. Astoria. Oregon. NOTICE TO THE PUBLIC 0. Hi ICO. Will Transact their Business at the MAIN STREET WHARF. Which has been Leased, Until Further Notice- E. A. N0YES. Agent. no ,,,nmiimiimiM IX- AND Bracket Work. A SP20IALT?. to, and satisfaction guaranteed la ail ca&da RTTSrVPISR nATT9 : 1 MOLDKai, .NOTARY PUBMO, AUCTIONEER, COMMISSION AND U( S USANCE AQENT. " " JAY TIITTliR, 33. I. PHYSICIAN" AND SUBQEOH Okfick Rooms-1, 2, and3.PytnltfBtiu' lK. 1 Rksiuknck Over J. E. ThomaV Droe Store. V !Gt:,' PAKKKB. SURVEYOR OF Clatsop Comity, and. City orAsttrlA Ottlce : Cheuamus street, Y. M. 0. A. hall Room No. s. """" T7t P. HICKS, 1 JL PENTIBT, ASTORIA, - ORKGON 0 Rooms in Allen's building up stale, corner of Cassand Sqemocqhestret-. - ,,...,... " - ATlOltfcl AT LAW, ChenamusS treet. ASTORIA, OREGON J J. JOXEM, STAIK BUII.B3EK, - Ship and Steamboat Joinr JQ1. .1. E. X.aFOBC, DENTIST, Room it. Odd Fellows Building, Astoria, Or. Gas administered for painless extraction of teeth. WM. B. GRENELL, RRAC ESTATE AGEKOY. CITY AND SUBURBAN PROPERTY, TIM BER AND FARM LAND. ISronice next to F. L. Parker's Store, Cot. Clieuamus and Benton Sts. : x. CHAS.H.ILIIAMS0K4.Ci. REAL ESTATE AND General Commission Erokm Oftlce on GeucTievo street. In the rear ot E, K. Ilawes building. A General Agency business transacted. GENERAL STEAMSHIP ACEMBY Bills of Exchange on toy Part ot Europe. 1AM AGENT FOP. TIE FOLLOWING .veil known and commodious stearoafels lines, STATE LINE, RED STAB, WHITE STAR. HAMBURG-AMERICAN, . DOMINION LINE, NATIONAL, and AMERICAN LINE. Prepaid tickets to or from any Europefla port. Fqr full information aa to rated cf fae. sailing days, etc, apply to L W. GA BE. BOZOETH & JOHNS. Real Estate and General Insurance Agents. ASTORIA, - - - Orego. WE WRITE POLICIES IN THE WI3T ern. State Investmeirt,-HamburspB?e-men and North German Fire Insurance. Com panies, and represent the Travellers' Life and Accident of Hartford, and the New York Life, of N. Y. We have the only complete set of township maps in the county, and liave mads arrange ments to receive applications, filings- and final proofs, on Homesteads, Preemptions. Timber Lands, etc., having all the oQelal blanks tiierefor. Our maps can be exam ined in the ofllct, upon the payment ofn reasonable fee. AVe also have for sale city property ia As toria and additions, and farms and tide laud property. Rents, and other collections made, aa4 loans negotiated. BOZORTH& JOHNS, h:. farsb st DKALKR IX Hay, Oats, Straw Lime, Brick, Cement andSiMl Wood nellvered to Order, Graying, Teaming and Express Busins. Horses ana Carriages for Hire, i deaxjcb IX WINES, LIQUORS AND. CIGARS. F1BST CLASS