The daily morning Astorian. (Astoria, Or.) 1883-1899, December 12, 1888, Image 2

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Newspaper Page Text(t) J Mi SmUj Sstotimn ASTORIA. OREGON: WEDNESDAY .1.DECEMBER 12, 18SS. TELEQEAPHIO NEWS. United States "War Steamers to Hayti. Chicago, Dec. 1L Two mysterious well dressed prisoners nre under ar rest, it is supposed for complicity in the Shafeld dynamite explosion yesterday. Nothing definite to be learned. WOMEN AT THE POLLS. Boston, Dec. 11. Stormy weather 13 umaToraDie in mauencing ine voio in this city, though the "women, are easting a heavy vote for school com mittees. OEDEEED TO HATTI. Washington, D. 0., Dec. 11. Or ders were issued by the navy depart ment to-day for the United States steamers Qalena and Yantic to sail from New York to-morrow for Port an Prince, Hayti, to enforce the de mand of this government for the re lease of the American steamer nay tien Republic. Tbey will sail in company and be under command of Bear Admiral imce. who lias oeen m strncted to transfer his flag from the Richmond to the OaUna. The owner of the Raytien Republic, by special permission of the secretary of the navy, will be a passenger on the Qalena. It is. therefore, expected that his vessel will bo restored to him as soon as it gets in the posses sion of the naval officers. Secretary Whitney declined to talk about the Hay tien trouble, on the ground that there was nothing to add to what has already appeared in the newspapers. AS IMPOBTANT HOVE. Halifax, Dec. 11. An important move in the practical settlement of a vital point in the fishery controversy, was made here on Saturday. The Gloucester schoonor If. A. Barton, Capt Campbell, arrived from the banks with n cargo ot halibut, and under the treaty of 1818, Oapt Camp bell decided to laud a part of his cargo here, enter it at the custom honse and pay duty and tranship the balance to Boston. Ho landed 8,000 pounds of packed fish on the public wharf, right under the noses of cus toms officers; delivered it to Phelan & Son, agents the for Boston, Halifax & Prince Edward steamship line, who shipped it for Boston. Consul-general Phelan frankly admitted that transhipment had taken place, and said fact showed for itself that ship ment was not made under modus vivendi, but under rights claimed by the United States under binding ar rangement of treaty at Washington. It is known that the consul-general has been in constant telegraphio com munication with secretary Bayard. Dominion officials know all about transhipment, and the fact that they have not interfered is taken as evi dence that transhipment is made with the approval of the Canadian govern ment, and will be taken as an abandon ment of Canadians. HEAVT STORM BAdlNG. Ashbubq Park, N. Y., Dec. 11. A heavy storm is raging and wind blow ing on shore. Crews of the life saving station are patrolling the beaoh. It is thought considerable damage was done at high tide this afternoon. A large quantity of co coanuts camo to shore, supposed to be from the wreck of some vessel. EXTREMELY CROOKED. Chicago. Dec. 11. It is said that the interstate commission have never before unearthed as much crooked ness as is revealed by the present in vestigation. It appears that all the roads have been employing scalpers to sell their through tickets below regular rates, thus permitting roads to quote a high proportion for short distances. The commissioners have decided that this must be stopped. It is said that they will render a deci sion that roads which cut rates through scalpers are guilty of viola tion ot law. Managers of roads will be brought before the commission. i TIIE SETTEBXIND-MASTF.X CASH. The preliminary examinnttun of Willie Hasten for killing John tiei- terlind at Skamokawa Inst Fnd.iy, was held at Unmlamct on Monday Masten had awaited at Cathlamet the return of sheriff Albert from Gray's river, and gave himself into the slier ifPs custody on his return. Hon. J. F. Caples appeared as counsel for the accused, while the territory for the prosecution was unrepresented, The evidence ot sev eral witnesses examined and written correspondence was produced to prove that Setterlind had been gnilty of improper intimacy with Mrs. Masten tor a long time, wnue Masten testi fied in bis owu behalf that the knowl edge of his mother's disgrace had so operated upon bis mind as to cause him to do the fatal deed under a temporary loss of self control. He was held to appear before the district court at Kalama, next April. Public opinion in the neighborhood seems to be favorable to Masten, at though all the parties to the terrible tragedy were well thought of be fore tho damaging rovelations were brought out. It is stated that tho will whiohJno. Setterlind first made bequeathed his property, in case ol his death, to Mrs. Masten, with the provision that at her death the property should be di vided between her children. It is stated also, that after being shot and while he was on bia way to this city, he requested that his will bo altered so that at "Mrs. Masten's death the property should then fall to her youngest child. Coffeo and cake, ten cents, at the uentrai licstauranu ADVICEXO MOTHKIW. Mrs. Wixslow's Sooxmxa Srnur should always be used for children teething. It soothes the child, bof tens the srums. allavs all rain, cures wind chohc, and Is the best remedy for diar- rncea.Tweniy-nve cents a bottle. COUNCIL PROCEEDINGS. The city council met in resmlnr session last evening, Mayor Page in the chair, Counoilmon Bergman, Cleveland. Robb and Welch present. In attendance auditor and police judge Jewett, city attorney Noland ana cniei or police .Barry. Minutes of last meeting were read and npproved. A petition of Geonre Fisher, to nl- low him to set a post, with a light on it, at edge of sidewalk in front of his place of business, was allowed. The committee to whom was re ferred tho matter of taking measures to prevent disturbance of the public peace and injury to property at the Salvation Army barracks, "reported that they had appointed a special po liceman on the premises at the ex pense of.the Army, and had put such regulations in force that there had been no disturbance on the premises complained ot for the past two weeks; report adopted. The report ot tho committee rceom mending that S50 be appropriated to purchape tho crossing at Wert otli and Wall streets was adopted. The committee on petition to have an electric light located at tho cross ing of Chenamns and Madison streets, reported that tho light had been placed to the satisfaction of petition ers; report adopted. Reports of auditor anil police jinl;e and street superintendent wcro in ferred to committee. An ordinance declaring the proba ble cost of improving Cedar street from west side of West Gth street to east side ot Salmon street, was read first and second times, read third time under suspension of the rnle, and passed. The following claims were ordered paid: Stockton fc Olson, Sl.'i; M. C. Crosby, S4: F. Sherman, SI.T.j: sun dry persons, $140.40; M. C. Cr3by, 55.75; Sunset Telephone Uo.. sa; Surprenant & Ferguson, SS; J. G. Boss, $32.94. At the suggestion of mayor race, that parties furnishing service or ma terial under contract were subjected to unnecessary delay and inconven ience, by reason of their bills being re ferred to committee, a resolution was offered and unanimously adopted. that such bills, properly certified should be ordered paid withont delay. Councilman Cleveland oilered a resolution instructing the city attor ney to draft an ordinance fixing tho license of itinerant merchants at fe-!U per day; adopted. The dangerous state of tho street and sidewalk at the north side of the oustom house block, and the steps leading to tho sidewalk were dis cussed, and the street committee rec ommended to take immediate steps to have tho steps improved and vicin ity properly lighted, in the manner they should decide best. Council adjourned. A Pleasing Sense of Health and Strength Renewed, and of Ease and Comfort Follows thcv.se of Syrup of Figs, as it acts gently on tho Kidxeys, Liver 5 Bowels Effectually Clcansiutj the System m hen Ccwtive cr llihon, Dispelling Colds, Headaches and Fevers and permanently curing HABITUAL COKSTrPATION without weakening or irritatlnj the or gans on which it acta. Tor Sale in COc anil 81.00 Hollies I,y nil I,eiullng DrugglKtM. MAsrrACiur.ED only ir Tin OALITOEMA PIG SYEUP 00. Sjic Fiuxcisco, CtL., LonsviiXK, Ki., KtTi Yosx. IT. T ENTERTAINMENT ! IX LIBERTY IIAIJ. FRIDAY, DECEMBER 14, 1888, Under the auspices of the Touns Men's Christian Association, with COL WILL L. VISSCHER, Famous tor his poetry and wit In his thrill ing humorous and descriptive monologue 60 MINUTES IN THE WAR ! and wrru J. H.TAYLOR. The distinguished Banjo Virtuoso, Vloliuist and Vocalist, who has given his remarkable Banjo performances before brilliant audi ences iu the leading cities ot the world un der the special patronage of tho royalty. The Gem Saloon. The Popular Resort for Asiorians. For the Finest of Wines and Liquors Go to THE GEM SALOON. ALEX. CAMPBELL. - - l'EOt'EIETOE Stockholder's Meeting. THE REGULAR ANNUAL MEETING of the stockholders of the rythian Land and Building Association will be he'd at their hall at 2 P. M.. Monday. Dec. 31. 16S8.. for the pwpose of electing a board cf five Directors for the ensuuifcjear, add transact ing such other business as may come before the meeting. E. A . NOYES. Secretary. f(m ffiTWrnSmm No One Need Remain A Dyspeptic. "I have been sufferiii' for over two years willi Dyspepsia. For tlio ljvt year I could not take a tliln c of cold water nor eat tiny meat without vomiting it u; . My life was a misery. 1 U l had recommended Simmc . Liver Eegulator of whit : I am now taking the .aecor : bottle, and the fact is thst words cannot express t -i relief I feel. My nppeii'e is very good, and I digc-it everything thoroughly, i sleep well now, and I used n be very restless. I am flesh ing up fast; good strong lood and oimmona iiivi i Regulator have done it all. I write this in hopes of bene fiting some one who liru suffered as I did, and would take oath to ihcsf state ments if desired." E. S. BaLLOU. Svrcctme Keb. J. H. ZEILIN S. CO., Phifadelpha, P. Price 81.00. PARKER HOUSE RESTAURANT. H. GOODWIN, Proprietor. Breakfast, 6 to 9, Dinner, 12 to 3, Supper, 5 to 8. Virginia Cigar and Tobacco Store J. W. BOTTOH, Proprietor, Water Street, Two Doors East of Olney. Flat Cigars, Tobacco uid Smokers Artlcln, Sold at Lowest Market Rates. FRITHS. CANDIES NOTION S.&c OELO F. I-ARKER. CARI. A. HANSON, Parker & Hanson SUCCESSORS TO C. L. PARKER, DEALERS IN CENERAL MERCHANDISE New Goods Arriving Every Steamer THIS WEEK. Tlir Old Stand - Astoria Ores""- Purse Seines. &c. 1889 We ha e prepared a good tn Ine for Purse Seiaa.es As fishermen do not all agree as to the test style ot hanslng. we advise that the lilting up for use be done by tho tlsbrrmen tliem selves, We can supply double ropes and cuiki, aim lar 11 iuh nrarr, I'ume vany u.jougli to admit drying. Samples sent by mail. Gloucester Net and Twine Co. Boston office 91 Commercial St. Assignee Notice. TMimCE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE jli Lculsand Clarke Lumber and Manu facturing company, ot Astoria, Oregon, (a prlvato corporation formed and existing un der tho laws of the state of Oregon), did. on tlio23th davof October. 18X3. makn .1 irpn- eral assignment to ine for the benefit of their creditors. All persons having claims against said company oro requested to pre- sem luusanio unaeroain. 10 me atmyoi flee In Astoria, Oregon, within three months lrom iui9 uiue, noremoorz, inss. J.Q.A.BOWLBV. d Cw Assignee. Notice. InAVE THIS DAY LEASED FItOM this date until Jan, 1, 1890, the right of shoo -ing on my lands toE. W.TallantandE.C, Hughes. Any other parties shooting there mu uu iKusecuieu lor irespaas. J.O.NURNBURG, Nov. 24. 158$. To Gray's Harbor. AND SHOALWATER BAY. The Steamer GEN. MILES. W. I. WniTCOMB, Master, Will leave for Gray's Harbor Every Tuesday and Friday. The Str. Dolphin. Will leave Astoria Every Thursday Morning for Bay Center, South Bend, and North River, On Shoalwater Bay. For Freight or Passage apply to J. II. I), OKAY . Agent. Astnri. For Rent. A NEATCOTTAOEIN OPPER ASTORIA Rent, Sio per month. Apply to TV. fir ADAIR. MM AUG. DMIELSON, Sample Rooms, Dealer in "Wines, Liquors and Cigars. Agent for the OUIOJf Steamship I Jne :iud ihlp I.I Line, le THING VALLA Steainshln direct. Als , agent for "Srenslc i Tribujon" snd "Svenska Amerlkanaren. Comer ot Water and West Ninth Streets Astoria, Oreson. Is the Leading and Only First-Glass RESTAURANT. Good Cooking. Clean Fervices. Reasonable Prices, route Walters. Promp' Attention. Try Ulm and You will bf More than S.itlifled. Everybody Says So, Private Rooms MAIN STREET, ml "tr ml JEFF'S - ASTORIA. MMBMBMMMMMBMBWMWMIMMMMMMOMMMMMBMiMgMMMIIIiillimigIIMMMMBMMMglOTI Will 111, BMMIMW WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALER IN Groceries, Provisions and Mill Feed. 0 Crockery, Glass Plated Ware. o The Largest nnd finest assortment of Fresh Fruits and ITegetables. Keoeived fresh every Steamer. FIRE BRICK dealer in FIRE CLAY Hay, Oats, and. Straw, Lime, Brici, Cement, Sand, and Plaster Wood Delif ered to Order. Drtjlny, Teaming and Express Business. TER apply to the Captain, or to ESTABLISHED 1SI2. g&2323 i irv jm 1 1 1 r 'CHHLMVirHHiBait. Minrsw 'j UNEN GILL NETTING A SPECIALTY. The Oldest and Largest Manufacturers of IN THE UNITED STATES. Parse Seines. Salmon Foil Nets. Salmon (Jill Nets. JSJ-Eifcli Nettings of all kinds supplied at tlio shortc-t poible notice, ar.d at the lovreet rates. All mado from oar Shephard Cold Medal Twines. Guaranteed to be the strongest and most desirable twine now mnde cspeciall- for tho PACIFIC COAST FISHERIES. This TWINE is nianufactured only bv ourselves, directly from the raw material, and costs no more in NETTINGS than the cnoapor grades. Send fersamples: also for our illustrated cnlaloRue. Highest awards atUoston fbiladelphla and London. American ITet and BOSTON, MASSACHUSETTS. J. 0. CLINTON DEALKHIN CIGARS AND TOBACCO, FRTJITS. ZTUTS, Candles. -Smokers' Artiolea. Etc New Goods Received Dally, Opposite City Book Store. Watchmaker Jeweler. Meeting Notice. TTHB ANNUAL MEETING OF 8TOCK holders ot the Masonic Land and Build Ins Association ot Astoria, will be held at the office ot Capt. Qeonra Flavel, on Wednea pay. December 19. 1888, at two o'clock p. sr. for the purpose of electing Ave Directors for the ensuing year, and tor the transaction of such other business as may cone before the meeting. . . - S.T.MCKEAN, Secretary. Astoria, Gr . Not. is, isss. . W sA. N I nPldfinQ liltrC ? Mflia'ffifiH l3nnn& f uiiniiiiidoiiiiis nuiiudy nuuus THE NEW YORK W Are now established in their new quarters, where they have opened and arc now dis playing an immense stock of the finest and most complete Holiday Goods . ever brought to Astoria, without exception. We invite ai;d defy competition with either Portland or San .Francisco in both prices and quality. An assortment of every thing unsurpassed anywhere. e New Opposite Occident Hotel, lr-.r-!lF, STEAIUnt CLARA PARKER Eben P, Parlscr,ilaBtsr.. . ForTOWINO, FREIGHT orOHAR. B. B. PABK Ell. CAPITAL ?330,000. Traino Company. -THE- DIAMOND PALACE! GUSTAV HANSEN, Prop'r. A Large and Well Selected Stock of Fine Diamonds i Jewelry At Extremely Low Prices. All Goods Bought at This Establishment Warranted Genuine. Wntrli and Cloclt Repairing A SPECIALTY. Corner Cass and Sqnemoqua Streets. Bed Corner Market Bouthwest Cor. Fourth and Cass Btrcels. MKS. C. BLACK, Trop. Fish, Poultry, Butter, Eggs, Oysters, Camo In Season. Suppers for Parties, Furnished to Order, Purchases Delivered to Customers. Boat Building. JOE LEATHERS Is at the old stand prepared to build all kiuds ot boats used on the Pacific Coast. Builder of steamers "Electrie, Favorite, Tavjuin, and others. Model Making a specialty. Stock and Workmanship flnt. class. Th .) Yor lr ftfli nlA l MS Flavel's ITera. Brick BuUdiiag, I fill HT 11 gl Next Boor : -Low as -111 BARBOUR Irish Flu HAVE NO te - SjnEfif . IdV XnKk ".TvVX71 US' S Ui ' 'IU J a SSlSBSiSStHS BSMSSBMlSSSSFSWllBBMfflSgSBCTxrnljll'li1'1 ' ILL 11 "TlBSMI' I " i i f t 1 fit ii GRAND PBIX PAItIS 1873, ' AND GRAND GROSS OF THE LEGION D'HONNEUR. They received the ONLY GOLD MEDAL For FLAX THREADS at tho London Fisheries Exhibition 1383. And havo been awarded HIGHER PRIZES at tho various INTERNATIONAL EXPOSITIONS, Than tho goods of any other IN THE WORLD. Quality Can Always be Depended on. Experienced Sell Use 10 Other. HENRY DOYLE & CO., 517 and 519 Market Street, ' SAN FRANCISCO. AGENTS FOR PACIFIO COAST. WOODBERRY SEINE TWINE, ROPE and NET TING Constantly on Hand. SEINES, POUNDS and TRAPS furnished to order at Lowest Eactory Prices. n ygfisa r3 H ffi . j If plULDi ASTORIA, OREGON'. to Postoflice. e Lowest EQUAL ! gjtiitrittp pk AMBaHHi Threads A-t - JJy--aL -t-fc lui-"-.- -a.t.J-un vr