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ASTORIA, OREGON, FRIDAY JANUARY ::, 1885.
PRICE, FIVE CENTS.
BUSINESS CARDS.
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Plij sician ami Surgeons.
Will phe prompt attention to all calls,
l om any part of the citj oreountiv.
Office oer Allen's Store, corner Cass and
N-iiU'inocjua streets, Astoria, Oregon.
Telephone No. 41.
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Oi fick Ilouns : -9 to 11 a. ai. ; 2 to 5 v. M.
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jh. a. nonius.
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I fall, Astoria. Oregon.
c w. fultox.
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OF
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State, (dwellings only) 100,000
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A BLOODY BATTLE IX EGYPT.
Repule of El Maudi's Force' by the
English Troops.
London, Jan. 2L It is officially re
ported that serious fightinp bas oc
curred in Egypt and the result is sat
isfactory to Lord "Wolseley. No fur
ther details have reached London.
The battle occurred near Metem
neb. An army of 10,000 rebels at
tacked a square in "which the British
forces were aJvancing, several times,
but were compelled eventually to re
tire. The rebels lost 800 killed and
800 wounded. The English lost 65.
Among the British who fell was
Lieutenant Colonel Burnnby, who
made the famous "ride to Khiva."
A DISPATCH HtOM GEN. WOLSBLBV.
London, Jan. 2L A dispatch has
been received at tho war office from
General Wolseley, dated Korti, Jan.
21, 3 p. m., which reads substantially
as follews:
General Stewart has had a heavy
engagement with a portion of El
Mahdi's forces near the Abou Klea
wells, about twenty-threo miles this
side of Metemneh. Bebeb had col
lected from Berber, Metemneh and
Omduraman. This last place, I re
gret to say, prisoners report, was re
cently captured by El Mahdi, and
thus men were released from there to
fight General Stewart
On tho afternoon of January 16,
General Stewart's cavalry reported
that tho enemy were in position some
few miles this side of tho wells. It
was too late in tho day to allow an
advance and a successful encounter,
General Stewart bivouacked whero
ho was for the night Tho enemy
j-kept up a harmless fire all night, and
erected works on General bterrart 8
right flank.
Saturday Gen. Stewart attempted
to draw tho enemy on to make an at
tack, but the rebels hositated. In con
sequence General Stewart left all his
impediments; also his camels with a
guard composed of the Sussex regi
ment and some mounted infantry, and
moved forward, keeping liis forces in
tho form of a square. All the men
were on foot Tho British army passed
around the enemy s Hank, forcing
tliom inmalrnnn atltaek or ha snli-I
ject to an enfilading fire. The enemy I
wheeled to tho left and mado a well
organized charge, under a withering
fire from our men. The square was
unfortunately penetrated about its
Jett rear, .where, ah.'eaTjrjcavalry and
camei regiment were in possession,
by sheer weight of numbers. The ad
mirable steadiness of .our men en
abled them to maintain a hand to
hand fight with tho opposing forco,
while severe punishment was being
inflicted upon the enemy by all other
sides of the square. Tho enemy was
finally driven back under a heavy fire
from all sides. The Nineteenth Hus
sars then pushed forward to the wells,
which were in our possession by 5 in
the evening.
The enemy left not less than 800
slain around the works. Prisoners
taken while tho enemy wero retiring,
report that the number of the enemy
wounded was quite exceptional. One
immediate effect of the battle is that
many of tho rebels are submitting.
It was necessary for tho army to re
main at the wells some hours to ob
tain water. As soon as practicable
the intention was to push on, with all
expedition, to Metemneh. The En
glish woundod are doing well.
gbneraxi stbwabt's report.
General Stewart concludes his re
port as follews:
"It has been my duty to command
a forco from whichexceptional work,
exceptional hardship and exceptional
fighting havej been called for. It
would be impossible to adequately de
scribe the admirable support given
me by every officer and man of tho
foroes. I regret to say that our loss
was severe, but our success has been
so complete that it may dishearten
the enemy to suoh an extent that all
their future fighting may be of a less
obstinate character."
General Wolseley says: "General
Stewart's operations havo been most
creditable to him as a commander,
and the nation has every reason to bo
proud of the gallantry and splendid
spirit of her majesty's soldiers on this
occasion. Our losses wero nine com
missioned officers killed and nine
wounded, and sixty-five non-commissioned
officers and men killed and
eighty-five wounded. General Stew
art's force consists of about 1,500 men,
all told."
Besides CoL Uurnaby the follow
ing were killed: Michael Carmichael,
fifth lancers: Major Athcrton, fifth
dragoons; Major Gough, royal
dragoens: Captain Uarley and Lieu
tenant Law, fourth dragoens: Lieu
tenant "Wolf, Scots greys; and Lieu
tenants Pigott and Delisle, naval
brigade. Lord St Yincent and Lord
Airhe were wounded.
ANOTHER ACCOUNT OF THB BATTLE.
London, Jan. 2L Renter's tele
gram company -has a dispatch, dated
near Abou Klea wells, Saturday noon,
which gives tho following account of
ihe engagement.
When the hussars scouts returned
yesterday, announcing that the rebels
held the wells, the British forces
formed in a mass column, and ad
vanced to the wells. The guards
marched at the left of the column.
There was a heavy corps in the cen
ter, and mounted infantry at tho
right. The column halted within
three miles of tho wells, but the reb
els showed no signs of moving. The
British troops set to felling trees and
clearing away grass in front of the
column. Au abattis was formed
around the baggage, aud a stone
breastwork with a frontage of lo0
yards, was erected as additional pro
tection. In the afternoon the enemy's enmp
was sighted, four miles from our ad
vance. It comprised numerous tents,
and appeared to be fairly well forti
fied. Meantime two groups of rebols
wero watching us from high hills on
the left front
At G in the evoning the enemy fired
a fonr stray shots, and tho British re
plied with soveral shells. The enemy
continued firing throughout Friday
night, causing only one slight casu
alty.
THE BEBCTjS FINALLY BErULSEU.
Saturday forenoon tho enemy com
menced advancing, in two divisions
in echelon, each numbering some
5,000 men, beating drums and waving
flags. Many of them were armed
with rifles. The enemy occasionally
halted as if trying to discover the
British formation. Meanwhile the
British were steadily preparing for
the roception of the rebels. They
formed a square, artillery beihg plac
ed in tho center, and advanced to
meet the overwhelming forco of the
enemy, who occupied favorable
ground, showing great knowledge of
tho art of war. They drew us to dif
ficult positions for operations, when
by a cleverly executed movement, they
almost disappeared from view, leaving
only their standards visible. Sud
denly a large body of rebels appear
ed and furiously charged upon the
front of the British square The
British repliod with a deadly fire,
which tho rebels wero uuable to with
stand and they turned and attacked
the left rear of the square. The
heavy troops wero borne down by
the onslaught and broken in forma
tion for a few moments but quickly
rallied. A hand to hand fight ensu-
ed." The rebels penetrated the ranks,
but were subjected to a heavy flank;
fire and finally were driven back. !
General Stewart had a narrow C3-
cape, his horse being killed under j
him. It is reported that the ronels
arc in force at Altnemh.
ADDITIONS, PARTICLTjABS.
London. Jan. 21. -The battle bo
tween General Stewart's troops and
Arab3 was fought at a poiut in the
Pnasanveli desert, twentv-lhreo miies
northwest from AletemneU, and near
tho caravan station of btebocas.
General Stewart'8 force consisted or Lvs, . " "''
about. 1500 effective .menTOn ihoptlYDIftr.CT OF THE 'MANUFACTURER
approach of tho Arabs, who were es-
timaled to number 8,000 or 10,000, 1
Gen. Stewart formed his troops into !
a hollow square, with the field pieces
at the corners, and the invalids and
. : : iiin n.,tT- Tim i-nlia '
provisions in tho center, lho Arabs ,
mauo uicir uuDCK. iu u kuuiimuuiu,.
rusu, uireciuu pnuuipiwiv upuu mu ;
side of the squaro held by the litis
Bars. This side of tho squaro was
broken at one time during the fight
Officers attribute this disaster to the!
unruly conduct of the camels, which
got powder burned and were uncon
trollable. The line was speedily re
formed, and tho discipline of tho men
was splendid throughont tho action.
A steady and deadly fire was kept up
by the Hussars and mounted infant
ry, while the artillory maintained an
enfilading fire which piled dead
Arabs up in heaps. The space in
front of the British right flank was
a veritable slaughter-pen, and when
the Arabs were finally repulsed they
loft 800 of their nnmber dead upon
the field. The number of their
wounded able to retreat or be carried
from the field is estimated at 2,000.
Mast of tho causalities on the British
side occurred during the break in the
lino of the hussars. TheBntish took
their own and the Arabs wounded to
wells and stebocas. Most of tho
wounded are reported to be doing
well.
General Stewart with the remain
der of his troops, is progressing to
ward Metemneh. During tho night
preceding the action tho Arabs threw
ur small earthworks, intended to in
tercept General Stewart's march, but
they were captured and destroyed by
a detachment of English troops.
A nAND TO HAND CONFLICT.
London, Jan. 21. A special giviug
additianal particulars of the battle
near tho Abou Klea woll says: The
battle was .a fearful hand to hand
ficrht Most of the ArabB were armed
with spears, and protected by spiked
shields of oxhide. Tney rtisued to
close quarters and swarmed over the
bodies of their dead and wounded
comrades. The English troops, after
tho first few rounds had been fired,
fought with shortened sabers and
with sword bayonets, wielded at half
arm length. Colonel Bnrnaby was
killed by the thrust of an Arab's
spear, which entered his neck and
severed the jugular vein. When Gen
eral Stewart's horse was shot tho
rider fell to the ground and was bad
ly shaken, but he soon recovered and
obtained another horse. Tho En
glish soldiers had neither food nor
water since the night before the bat
tle. Sec fourth pitge.)
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RATES- From SI .10 to 2 .". per day.
according to room.
Sprrial Kat" for Steady UoardcrH
This I-, the bet Familj Hotel in the City.
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Free Coach to and from all Steamships
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ffllAHA HOTEL.
MP.S. EVAWALLMAN, - Proprietor.
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Fir! Class in Every Respect.
NEW HOUSE.
NEW FURNITURE.
FIttcil tip -vitli every Conven
ience for ilic Comfort or
Transient and Permanent Guests.
Corner Squemoqiu and West Ctli Streets.
FRANK PABRE'S
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ysiers, ice bream
COFFEE.
.... ... ... ,
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Cam street, roar or Odd-Fellows Buildin;
Eeiy attention paid my ciLstomera. and
i ho btot -et before them in fin.t-ela.ss stile.
Astoria Bakery
AND
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French Mixed Cream3. 30 cts per lb
Plain Candies and Taffys 20 " "
lead. Pies and Cakes di'lhered even;
Liv. Ornamental work for Weddings and
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cheapest and best place In town.
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ne oeasioe Battery
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CKRISTMAS CAKES:
Home-Made Candy Made Daily:
The Trade Supplied:
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A First Class Establishment. Prices to
Miit the times.
F. B. ELBERS0N, Prop'r.
Change of Agency.
We have appointed
MR. O. F. MORTON
Our Selling and Collecting Agent at Astoria.
All those wishing to purchase a first-class
SEWING MACHINE, or to make pay
ments due us will please call on Sir. Morton.
Headquarters at B. S. IVORS LEY'S Sales
room. The Singer Mfg Co.,
02 Morrison Street, Portland, Or.
Columbia Transportation Company.
FOR 03aT2-AXXJ.
FAST TIME!
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Returning leaves Portland every
Tuesday and Thursday at 6 A. M. arriving at Astoria at 1 P. M.
t-An additional trip will be made on Sunday of Eack WecK, leaving Portland
at O O'clock Sunday Morning. Passengers b this route connect at Kalama
for Sound porti. U. . SCOTT, President
WilsonJ Fisher
Ship Chandlers,
HEAVY AND SHELF
HARDWARE
Paints, Oils, and Varnish.
LOGGERS' SUPPLIES.
PROVISIONS
AND
MILL FEED
AGENTS FOR
Salem rionring Mills,
Portland Roller Mills,
Capital Flour and
FAIRBANKS' SCALES.
ASTORIA, OREGON.
B. B. Franklin,
ife
Uierlate anfl Cabinet Mer,
SQUEIYICQUA STREET,
3CKXT TO TIIK ASTORIAX HUIIDIXO.
A!1 work done in a skillful manner on
short notice at reasonable rates.
ASTORIA IRON WORKS.
Bexto.v Street, Hear Parker House,
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BoilerWork, Steamboat Work
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at Short Xotice.
A. D. Was s, 'President.
J. G. Hustler, Secretary,
I. W. Case, Treasurer.
JOHX Fox.Superintendent.
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ASTORIA. - OREGON.
The Pioneer Machine Shop
i
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shop4i
m
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se?
All kinds of
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AKD
STEAMBOAT WORK
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A specialty made of repairing
CANNERY DIES,
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WYATT & THOMPSON
Hole Ageuts for Astoria.
H. B, PARKER
DEALER IX
K$5r
Oats, and Straw,
LIME,
Brick, Cement, Sand and Plaster.
Wood Delivered to Order,
Draying, Teaming, and Express Business
J. H. D. GRAY.
Wholesale and retail dealer In.
GROCERIES, FLOUR, AND FEED
Hay, Oats, Straw, Wood, Etc.
LIPdE, SAND AND CEMENT.
General Storage and Wharfage on reason
able terms. Foot of Benton street, Astoru,
Oregon.
WBI. EDGAR,
Dealer in
Cigars, Tobacco and Cigarettes
Meerschaum and Brier Pipes,
GENUINE ENGLISH CUTLERY
. Revolvers nnd Cartridges.
CORNER MAIN AND CHENAMUS STS.
The Gem Saloon,
The Popular Resort for Astorians.
For the
Finest of Wines and Liquors
Go to THE GEM SALOON.
ALEX. CAMPBELL. - - PROPRIETOR
ASTORIA LIQUOR STORE,
AUG. DANIELSON,
- Proprietor.
Rebuilt and .Refitted Throngfeoat.
The Best of
WINES, IilVOKS, AND CIGAHS,
For a Good Cigar, call for one of
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n9-(5m
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Scarf Pins, Chains, fat,-
SILVERWARE,
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The finest stock of Jewelry In Astoria.
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GUSTAV HANSEN, JEWELER.
Magnus C. Crosby
Dealer in
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STOVES, TINWARE
AND
HOUSE FURNISHING GOODS
SHEET LEAD STRIP
LEAD
SHEET IRON,
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Good Building Lots
ALDERBKOOK,
For Sale at Low Rates.
Apply to IiYlIAN C. KU'XEY,
At offlce of Clatsop Mill Company,
on the Roadway.
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Ere the substance fade, and when you visit
I Portland, make It a part of your business to
call on W. ir. Towne, at the San Fran
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Morrison streets, and have your photograph
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