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About The daily morning Astorian. (Astoria, Or.) 1883-1899 | View Entire Issue (Aug. 23, 1885)
() r Sgo- . j- ca? -r jr" JM S VO, XXIV, NO. 40. ASTORIA, OREGON, SUNDAY, AUGUST 23, JSS5. PRICE. FIVE CENTS. m TTa - . . . --S NKaSSte"- v M .. .. a jpir Igfe rtCSLNESS CARD jIv. A. U art .J. A. 'LTL.T:t Will ttive promnt nlleiiiion io all calls. I on; ;. puriofthe cityoreountiy. OiP.e- over Allen's Stre. comer Cass and -i "ejnnqua streets, A.st'iia, Oregon. f.'V)iliiiii' 'o. 41. i n. t"f:.2.'5t ia: . Phyisifinn utl Snrzcun. Pce. ltoomC, over D. A. alclntosh s store. t n-KioK Houns : -n to 11 a. ji. --a to 5 : ?i. tfbhlpncc, opposite the.Iohjmsen building -:r . a. uouuis, oko. sni.v.vn ATTOItNEYS AT LVW. i:ii(V iii Kinney S Bio,-;., pposlt- Citj m!I. AMoiia. Oregon. W . FULTON. ' C KUX.TO.V. rwi.Tox bs:otkks. ATTORNEYS AT LAW. tto.mitjinnd c. Odd Feliov.s Ihiihling. r r.i.o i !ahkj:k SURVEYOR OF ;JtttNti'ouiiiy:ini! City of Astoria Office : -X. 1 comer Cass and Astortrcet- ltooin No. 8. t q. a. nowLsy. Atjonioy al min-'Iior it i:uv, Offlec on Clienanuis Street, Astoria. Oregon. TAY TIJTTI.S:, 2t. I. ?n YSICIAN A K D SU 11GEOX Offick I'ooms 1,2. and 3. Pythian lluild- ing. liKsiiiKKCK-On Cedar Street, back oi St. Mary's Hospital. F 1MI10KS. A.E.KHAW. hicks it sifA.iv. DENTISTS. Itooms in Alien's Hmlding, up .stairs, roi ier Cass and Squennxpia streets. Astotta Oregon. J0H.VII. MITCH KI.L. nn.rii SI. IlKMKNT. 211 f riiT.Mi A DKMKST, Attorneys Councclcrs at Law. Itooms 1, 2, 3, and 4 KaiamV lliiiWin, North East Coiner of Firs! and I'nieSln'tts, 1'oitlind, Oregon. NOTARY PUBLIC. -f:iriorof Tit'es, Ah-struct'" t:I Conveyancer. O r r st rtt . t doors sor.t torlan .. . .- i-.i i, Or. son. BANKIKC AHD IHSURAHGE I E. ?. CASE, Broker, Banker, and Insur- ance Agent, (STORI A. - 2Ct.iX. OFFICE IIOUK3 : From 9 o'clock A. M. until 3 o'clock 1. I!. AHEAD OF ALL COMPETITORS! Capitol Flour, Manufactured on the Gradual Reduction Si stem by the Salem (Or.) Capitol Flour Mills Co., MMITKD Is the only flour liiat lias taken First Prize three years in succession at the I;Mrri, 1'I 3EI2CSIAXZCV; I'A5n. Also at State Fair. One trial is sufllclent t-i convince of its supe rioiity. hoe tliat tin word CAPITOL is on each sack CEOKGE SHIKL. 8 Staik St., PoiUnnd Asent. WILSON & FISH EI!, Astoria Agents. STEADIER MOUNTAINEER. CAP r.E. J. MOODY, Astoria, Or., Cathlamet, W. T., "West port Or., and intermediate points. The Steamer Hountainccr will leaveAs'o ria daily, until further notice, from Hu-t'er'-wharf, foot of Main street, at half-pa-! 2 o'clock P. 31., us follows : Momta s, Wednesdays and Fridnj, for CATHLAMET aud intermediate points on Wash. Ter. side will go to Westport. a:!ie das. Tuesdajc, Thurtdajs and Saturday, for "VYESTPOltT and intermediate points on Hie Ort;ou side will go to Cathlamet same days. Will Leave CATIILAMfTT, XV. T., for As toria, Jlondajs, AVedncidajs and Frldajs at seven o'clock.!. 31., touching at all way land inus on "Wash. Ter. side, and return on tame side. Will Leave WESTPOltT, fer Astoria, Or. on TnesdajR, Thursdays and Saturdays at Ker en o'clock A. 3f., touching at all way land ing ou Oregon side, nd leturn on same fciue. For Freight or Passage, apply on board, or toMalnstieet Wharf. Pure Ice, Delivered at Your Door. This Ice is cut oa Lake CocoIIala and is pure. All orders left at Tost & Hansen's Astoria Soda Works will be promptly attended to. G. 15EED, Manager. ill i m ii si's as feWB a !-$ i.vrrj strain or cold attacks that Treat back ' aaa nv&nj pros7xai.es joa, THE BESTTONIS Ktrcngtliciis Uio Unset es, Steadies ilic "Serves, EnrlclxcB tlic Blood, GItcsNciv Vigo-- lllWUfi ATUil UllllZia U lJU Ural AlWl llintimtu havo known in my SO yoars practice. I have fonrrt it specially beneficial in nervous or phjwcal exhaus tion, and in nil debilitaUnt: ailments that lierjr k. heavily on the prstcm.Use it I roely in my own f ami!) .' Gcnuins luw trado mark and crof ytt rel linen or wrapper. TiUte no other. Mid6 only hy imiMVN CUKMICAL CO.. HAI.TIMOK! a!. IiAnrxs' Hand Book useful and attractive ci.-taimm- list of pnzes fur recipejL information sl coins, etc Riven away by all dealers ia medicine, u Bailed to any nddrcta on roccipt of 2c. stamp. SFLL, HKITSHU .t W(IOIMi:!, WHO..U3.MK ArT. "oi ".C ((( -. TORPID SOWELS, and rALARSA. From 1 1 ies.c sources arise three-fourths of the discjisi s v f the human race. These symptoms indicate their existence. Loss of Appetite, Tlowt-ltJ costive, Kiclc Headache, fulIncRS nftcr CAt lusr,nvers!on to cscrtioii of liotlyor temper, I.owRplrlt-s, A feclint; o i"tia.vinEcj;Icct eel some duty.DIz xiiicsSjFiuttcrlnattliellcnrIJots licforc tlio eyes, lilphly colored Uriiie,COXSTlPATIO,nndclemaml 1 lio use ofu remedy that nets directly on the Liver. AsaLivcrineilieinuTDXT'S IIITS liavo no equal. Their action on the Kidneys and Skin ia also prompt; removing all Impurities through these llirco scavenfjers of the system," producing npputito, bound digestion, regular stools, n, clear skin and a vig orous body. TUST'S Iir,r.S cause no nausea oi griping nor Interfere "With dailv work and are a perfect A PIT! D OT E. TO MA L A R ! A. Nild every w licre2ss. OllieoJ 1 Hi:rr:ijSt.N V. TtiTftPtWI, Gn.THA!r. OK Wilis I changed In- ly a single - d by Drug- 'ccintofSl. Klantly toaCr ss P application of Mils U slhts.or sen t by lywpre Ollice. 14 Mnri-av Str t cw i ork. I -JZIP33 FEKS. tor Man and Beast. Mustang Liniment is older than most men, and used more and more every year. HAGAN'S Magnolia Balm is a secret aid to beauty. Many a lady owes her fresh ness to it, who would rather not tell, andw caiit tell. EOS TILLAMOOK! .2!... Str. A. B. Field, KS.- Capt. Gih.ieKon, Will 'eave M: n si reel wluul rs regu larly :i wcpihcr pcno'is durng Augu t S'pieir.cr :od Ociober. Freight per O. It. & N. Co. wi'l connect at Astoiia. Itiite f tni loi.i:od aud As.h;ji .o IloDion viil$"pcr (in. IV :vzv f o:n Amhm fo. Addros :At)OLLt.T& CO. A-iona. The Telopliono Saloon. The Finest Establishment of the Kind in Astoria. E.preaHv lilted up for the Comfort and Convenience of those who enjoy n Social Ola s. The IJest or Wines ami Liquors, The Choicest Cigars. Everything New and First-Class. IC. r.. JEFFRKY.Prop'r. For Rent. THE HALL OVhll I). L. P.ECK & SON'S can be rented for Public gatherings. Application may be made to tin executive committee of the Astoria Inlics 'Coffee Club. Miw. BEU'SMAX. IMns. PRAEL. MBS. OHAIITEUS. Ill te -i' Vr91 H m "tB Eases Eg a? TUTT S THE CZAR'S 3IETU0DS. Gov. Cnrtin Kclatc Some Anecdotci oflho ' Ilns!aa Antociat. ! Iu ibc bonso postoflice the olLer ; day, -writes tbo Washington corres- j poiident of tbo Indianapolis Journal, , some statesmen -wero discussing tno trial oE Eiel, tbo rabellionist in tbe Nort-hwest province, lio bas been sentenced lo death for conspiracy and treason against her majesty's govern ment. Among them was Representa tive Cnrtin of Pennsylvania, ex-governor and ex-minister to numerous foreign countries. "I should not care to have my life," said Gov. Curtin, ''bang in tbo bal ance of maDy of tbe courts of foreign countries, and especially courts-martial. The tribunals of Russia are very oppressive and the peoplo "who arecalied upon to defend themselves against treason, conspiracy or even disrespect to the government have little chance for life. It is almost sure death to bo charged with any thing against the czar of Russia. I remember an instance which came un der my notice while I was United States minister to Enssia, which shows the oppression. An American of considerable prominence and a good deal of wealth, who was travel ing over the world, came to me with n letter. He made my headquarters his own aud I showed him all tbo courtesies I could. He was quite in dependent and American, I found, however, in his observations about the czarish government, and seemed to understand tbo courtesies required toward the "ruler and his subordi nates. "One day while this American was in St. Petersburg with me," continued Gov. Curtin, "we took a stroll on the leading thoroughfare at a time when the populace was out in force for drives and walks. It is a custom strictly adhered to that the head shall be bared aud the people shall bo bared aud tbo peoplo shall bow in courtesy lo the czar when lie drives through the streets. "When we were out the Czar passed our party, who were on foot. He was in bis carriage, accom panied by numerous attendants. Ev eryone raised his hat and bowed ex cept my American friend with me. The czar recognized me and my 'friends, and-alsrxlbe one who did Jiot salute him. I saw that the discour tesy was observed, and turned to my friend when the cavalcade had passsd and said: You made a great mistako in not saluting the czar.' 4Oh,' replied h?, 'I don't care anything about that' "The next day a note came to me (o appear at the foreign office. I went." 'You wero out on the street yes terday when the czar passed through on his drive?' '" Yes,' I replied. "'Yon had some friends with you?1 " 'Yes, sir.' "t)ae of them did not salute the czar?' " 'I believe not.' "'Well, you bad belter ask him lo come here and apologize or explain his actiou. That will bo satisfactory.' "Of course I was greatly embar rassed, and promised lo have my friend call and make the amend hon orable if bo would do so. Eat do you know that the fellow wouldn't do it? No, his American obstinacy fhowed itself, even lo mnlishnes3. He said be wouldn't do it, he didn't pro pose to apologize for failing to saluto the czar; ho had done nothing wrong and he had nothing lo apologize for. This was communicated to the foreign office, with my regrets. I could do nothing more. Tbo very next day my friend came to me with a great document from the Russian govern ment. He said he wanted it trans lated. I bad it dono for him, It was a notice to skip. " 'You must leave here at once,' I said to my friend. " 'Oh ! but I shall not do it,' he naively replied. 'I am guilty of no crime, and I shall remain hero as long as I wish,' "A few evenings afterward, I learn ed, sorao officers called at tbe hotel and took my friend away. Ho was never beard from after that I do not know whether he was sent lo Siberia, to prison, or executed." Gov. Curtin related an incident which illustrates the perfection of the Russian spy system. While min ister to Russia ho went to Paris. It was during the Franco-Prussian dif ficulty. The president of Franco seat for him. and ho went to the palace. "Yon have recently had n talk with the czar of Russia about our foreign trouble?" be asked. "I have," replied the governor. "Would you caro to tell me what ho tbiuks of it ?" "Well, as a diplomat representing the United States, I must decline," the governor answered. Returning to Russia the czar re quested his presence. "You have just been over to France ?" "Yes, sir." "Talked with the president P "Yes." "Would yon caro to tell mo what was said about the foreign difficulty?" Gov. Curtin declined to do so, in the same respectful language he had employed in Paris. "W7ell, I will tell you what was said to you, exactly," said the czar, and he proceeded to repeat the conversa tion tbe governor had bad. The in formation had reached the czar through the Russian spy system, which is world-renowned. TEN'aS iCTA- The cost of the Canadian PaciGc bas been S1SO,000,000. There aro over 2,000 soda water fountains in New York city. There are 22o different kinds of birds in sonthern Dakota. In Ohio there is one divorce for every twenty marriages. Milwaukee has 150,000 inhabitants, a gain of 43,000 injive years. Native American soldiers exceed all other nationalities in stature. The silver coinage of India amounts I o about $50,000,000 annual ly. A German doclor claims to have invented a machine for looking into tbe brain. Ice is piled on the stage of a Kau sas City theatre to make the andience feel cool. v A Connecticut man has a machine with which Gen. Grant used to split leather. It is estimated that Nebraska set tlers have planted half a million young forest trees. The debt of Canada is about SG0 per bead for every man, woman aud child in the Dominion. Eastern papers say that the son-in-law crop of 1885 i3 one of tbo poorest ever harvested. It is estimated that over ri,000 per sons aro auuually burned in the pot ter's field of New York city. Choice rubies are said to bo higher iu price than for twenty years past, while sapphires have decreased iu value. Ladies who ride aro growing so particular abont their habits that they have to bo lilted while siltiug in tbo saddle. Tbo thirty-eight stales of the Un ion contain 2,290 counties. Texas leads off with 151, aud Goorgia fol lows wilh 127. "America" was written by Rev. Samuel Fraucis Smith in 1S32, and it was sung in Eostpn on the Fourth of July of that year. ?.rassachnsetts is leading the way in bringing about a most benoficient reform- the abatement of the nui sauce of locomolivo whistling. Harrisburg, Penn., has a grass widow who has run away from three different husbands and run off with two different coaohmpp". It is estimated tbatean Javerage of 3,000 immigrantsooMeintoKentucky annually. Most of tho number are from Germany and Switzerland. A horse over forty yeara old is still doing good service iu the city of Mexico. He was used at one time as a cavalry borae in the United States army. The While boubc, which has not been painted for seven years, has become so shabby as to offend tbo sensibilities of. the Waslunglon peo ple. Tbo odd fancy of a Michigan man is to build his summer residence iu the form of a huge lantern. Tbe site for tbo struclnrc is on a bluff over looking Lake Hnrou. An American export who has trav eled in bolh conn tries, asserts that the speed of English trains is, on the average, one-fourth greater than that of American trains. During the London season sweet breads cost as much a3 S2.50 a couple at the butchers. In some parts of America aud Canada they are sold at 15 to 25 cents each. In the list of 4,809 male patients in the Pennsylvania insane asylum there are 505 farmers, -IG9 merchants, 10S physicians, 11G lawyers, GO clergy men, 5S teachers and only G editors. A curious coincidence in connection with a school of 70 odd pnpil3 at Sweetwater, Ga., all binder 15 years of age, is that every one, it is said, is related to tho teacher and to each other. Ibc Wealth or Tznderbilt. Mr. Yanderbilt is said to be Tvorth three time3 his weight in gold. Gold is a very precious metal, but iron is more so. Gold cannot enter into the human circulation, but iron is tho thing that gives our blood-corpuscles their rich color. A man -without iron in his blood would be no man at all. The preparation of iron which is the principle ingredient in Brown's Iron Bitters, is the only one that can be taken without injury Its strengthen ing work is perfect. Odd names aro much thought of by a Madison comity, Fla., man, who has named bis five children as fol fel fol eows: Mexico Maximilian, Dnmas Don Quixote, Ecuador Aracetier, Marienno Calvin Peacock, Hor tense Cinderella. Destroy that Sisn. Ono may feel that ho is getting old, bnt he naturally dislikes that any thing abont his appcaranco should advise others of the fact. Yet nothing does this so effectually as thin and falling hair. No woman wants to marry a man, and business firms hes itate to employ a man, who shows this fatal sign. Parker's Hair Balsam is worth to you, in this regard, more than its weight in diamonds. TJso il, and have plentiful and glossy hair. Many have had every trace of cray- ncss removed and btld spot3 covered by using a single bottle. , Tctnl ponn ia a ronnlar drink in Chicago. Bouillon is in the largest demand, bnt tomato, vegetable, ox tail, pea and barley are much liked, and are serious competitors io lem onade and other standard beverages. If you have a congh uso Bed Star Cough Cure. There's danger in delay. RedStar TRADE VJ MARK, Ibschttehi Free from Opiates. Emetics and A'oisons. A PROMPT, SAFE, SURE CURE For Cooshs, Soro Throat, Hoarecncw, Calif, Iutlacnza, Bronehltlj, Anthmc, Croup, WLoop 1ns Cough, Qulnigr, Pain In Chest, uulottur Zfcctlonj oflho Throat nJ Luncs Prlcs 50 cents a bottle. Sold by Dnssnrfsts and Dealers. Parties unable to induce their dealer to l-romplly pet it for thtm tsill receive tieo bollUt, Ezprett charges paid, by tending one dollar lo 111Z OUIZLES X. TOCELEJl COarAXY, Sols Owcer nJ Uaas&ttnrrri, CalUacrr. XarjUaJ. C. S. S. GERfrlANIA BEER HALL FROM THE lata Pacilc Brewery Five Cen tsa Class. J5F"o infetior'P.eer sold at this place. W.1I. BOCK. Proprietor. FOLEY nOTMBftlGAL NPIIIKOS.i A Hact wP.neAve Kiwne on the arrival of .-flio train from Pottiasd. EVERY TUESDAY, .Making thetri.i from Portland in Ie.vs than two dajsiu daylight. PETEIt JIOXF.Y. $57,000,000 Capital! Liverpool and London and Globe. worth British and mercantile Of London and Edinburgh. Old Connecticut of Hartford, AND COMMERCIAL OF CALIFORNIA Fire Insurance Companies, Kepreseutlng a Capita! of G67,COO OOO. n. VAN DUSKN. AScnL M SteaKaviialion Co SUMMER SCHEDULE. FP.OM ASroKIA TO Ft. Stevens, Ft. Canby and llwaco, Connecting ly stages and steamboats for Oysterville, Montesano and Olympia STEAMER jms. "em miles," AV. P. Wuitcomi:, Mastki:. Will leave Astoria daily (Sundays excepted) for Ft. Stevens, Ft. Canby and ITwaco, at 8 A. M WithOstorviIlo Mails and Express dally, aud Through Mails to points heyond, and Montesano, "V. T., on Mondays, "Wednesdays and Fridays. On Thurfidays the "Miles" will make fwo round trips, leaving Astoria on sec ond trip (about z r. n.) s hours after arrival from firt trip. Faro to llwaco, - - $1.00 PasseiiRcrs will save 2r cents liy purchas ing tickets before going on board. llwaco Freight per Ton, - $2.00 E-jrFor Tickets, Towage or Charter ap ply at the office of the company, Gray's wharf, foot of Henton street. J. II. D. QRAY, Agent. $. ARNDT & KERCH EN ASTORIA. - OREGON. The Pioneer Machine Shop DLACKSMrTll Rnilpr Shnn "Cf v-.-gy All kinds of ENGINE, CANNERY, AND STEAMBOAT WORK Promptly attended to. A specialty made of repairing CANNERY DIES, FOOT OF LAFAYETTE STREET. Pnfi and vsSi.x3ira5-rt i7? 5&3S3Fm ci;J'vv r- ells of SHOW ON MONDAY AUGUST 31 J2L3KT33 WILL BE FETE DAYS FOR r.-o mini . -L- i Th8 Largest! The Grandest! The Greatest! Old John Robinson's BIG SHOWS i Sf Wli Exhibit at Astoria at That Time. A TRIPLE CIRCUS. A WONDERFUL MUSEUM. AN ENORMOUS ELEVATED STAGE! With mre Startling Features, more Sensational Novelties, more Performers, Male and Female, than ANY SHOW m THE WIDE WOULD! Till! TATTOOES) 1YOMAIV. EARTH SEVER SVW THE MKEHEFOIiK ZOLA, The FEMALE BL0NDIN. Rit"nn a Velocipede over a Single W'iie, Go feet above the heads of the audience. TBIMIi Platinc on a lieh t Wire, derated u' i cm, anu periorinins mo meat imcuu oi lea's. 9 FEXAS'i EXLiSII BICYCLE RIDERS! 9 ZENA FAMILY! Iii wonderful and lightning Hair, Teeth and Feet Slides from the topmost point of the Canvas to the Ground. ftVLLE ELLA ZOLA HIGH "WIRE QUEEN, walks blindfolded with feet incased in baskets. M'CTSB'OrM OF Xii-srisra WOITDEnS And a vast collection of relics of the Olden Age and modern curiosities. A HERD OF MONSTER ELEPHANTS Of all ages, sizes and kinds. HINDOO SNAKE CHARMER s!.; COO Strove of i.niflfM JSiO.ttOO Srlionl ofoa laoiiH. SlO.000 White Ailo Illpiiopotamu.s 5 ,Ot Taminoui. S."i.OOI School of Walrus. m 7"""7QSeparate Horns ODbtinct Eyes 2-Horned-2 Somairsa Rhinoceros ALL LINES OF STEAMBOATS WILL CARRY PAS SENGERS TO AND F1103I ASTORIA AT GREATLY REDUCED RATES. 3OXT Jb'AII TO BE I.V $300,00 V 31 Chariots 4 Steam Musical Wagons. 13 Mounted Triiinpeiers. .'WO Horses, 12 .Separate Kinds of Music. Female JJrass Hand, Scottish Bag pipers, 100 Mounted Knislits,0 Capes. 2 Steam Or fians, Female Onen Air Opera, 100 Ponies, S Distinct HancN, Jubilee Troupe, Steam Cal'opc, 30 Courtly Dames. IEXS OF PSXSFOKItllAG WIE,1 BEASTS! Tigers, JAons. Hyenas, Leopards, Bears, Pythons, Ancondas, Boa Constrictors, cfa, icith their keeper, all thrown open, with sides doien. In themtghty Parade, 2 PERFORMANCES DAILY, 1 AND 7:30 P. M. TICKETS will "be on sale at during the days oi Exhibition. Colirtia TransporMifln Coipy. FOR PORTLAND! Through Freight on Fast Time! THE NEW STEAMER TELEPHONE "Which has been specially built for the comfort of passengers will leave Wilson & Fisher's Dock every Monday, Wednesday and Friday at 6 A.M. arriving at Portland at 1 P.M. Returning loaves Fortland every Tuesday and Thursday at 6 A. M. arriving at Astoria at 1 P. M. JSrAn additional trip will be made on Sunday or Each WccK, leaving Torlland at 9 O'clock MHHday Slorulncr. F.isseuuers bj this route connect at Kalaroa for Sound ports. O. B. SCOTT, Presldentl afesf TUESDAY SEPTEMBER 1 KKQWN AS THE MULTITUDE! OATiON! A .IO CAKE MKXAKKXSii: A KIG.VXT1C AVIAIIY. ZEXOB1A! Hurled 200 Feet Through Space by Ancient Rome's Terrific War Engine, ElUJJAN ARLdnt its ZEXITII QklEtA! ho dive?, head foremost from the Dome of the Canvas into a net 10J feet below. &,'HeZERATE,Cei!ing Walker Who at the Apex of the Canvas walks, runs aid dances with head downward. '0 ROLLER SKATERS! Zu TU1LA FAMILY! rjnicvele Riders and Skatera on Stilts. EVERY NATION REPRESENTED, Tribi of Hindoos. Kurds, Greek, Cannibals, Azeett, Arabs, iledes, Japanese, Patagon iin. F'jees, Xttbians, Egyptians, 21a- lays. Hottentots and Afghans, ' all in- their Xallvc Costumes nml Ccremsnlcs! 00 lfor.es !n SOCamelsllUIAST H21 Hands ORSE High TI1IE TO W1TXESTII1J the New York Novelty Store f hi d EARTH, 10