0)
sqc-VuBSs'" ? ?Jw
tMiiit
She Dttil
ASTORTA, OREGON, SATURDAY, JUNE 7. IS90.
PRICE FIVE CENTS
VOL. XXXI V, NO i:M.
H M pi i SVHflHSSvbKlw' JBCMBBCEcalMHKIgfcyjy b ssbbLB
BARBOUR'S
Irish Flax Threads
HAVE NO EQUAL
HWir,
iiitM rrn
BWinBtBBfcSflBarfiBBlBBBBBBBBlaVrC.waBBBM?'".
aaaaiMtPajaMaWPjaaaaawaMyr'T '-K-iiiiiiiiiiiI
BHBBBEai9BBK.Hri 1 1 1 bbHbVbbWbBBBBBBSSI1
.""!. iHllDEN FUKMILLS.USBURN.IREUNDii mNa w
ii)C V HOUSE FOUNDED. 784. JT V
ITALIAN IRREGULARITIES.
Maccaroni Ministers Cheat Their
GoTerament
OS X A RO E TOBACCO PURCHASES.
MORE ENGLISH CAPITAL.
Trunk
Factories
h Ba
PHrcMaaed.
Special to The AstoriaxJ
Newabk, N. J., June 6. An English
syndicate lias purched the trunk and
b'ag factories here for Sl,500,000, and
three firms doing the largest business
in the United States are closed out.
A Temperance Measure.
Special to The astouian.I
Washington, June 6. In the house
to-day a bill wa3 introduced to pro
hibit the exportation of liquors to
ports of Africa or the islands of the
.Pacific ocean. The penalty for a vio
lation of the law is a line not exceed
ing S3.000 and a forfeiture of the
liquor found aboard the vessels.
A CANADIAN STORM.
Terrible Destruction of Railroad
Tract ani Brite,
SUAltr ADTASCE IS COI'IT.R.
CKANP PIMX 1'AlilS 1K73
fSKAM) CKO OKTIIE LEGION D'HONNEOK.
Tln'j te elwil the
ONLY GOLD MEDAL
in PLAX THREADS at the
London. Fiskefcios Exhibition 1883.
Ami littclfrii.i.inlwl UUiUKU rRIZISal tliiManim
INTERNATIONAL EXPOSITIONS,
TIi.ui I In j;oii(lsof any oIJht
IN TIIK WOULD,
Quality Can. Always be Depended on.
Emienceft Fishermeii Use i Otter
&
HENRY DOYLE
517 and 519 Market Street.
AGENTS FOR PACIFIC
WOODBEEHY SEINE TWINE. ROPE and NET
TING Constantly on Hand. SEINES, POUNDS and
TRAPS Furnished to order at Lowest Factory Prices.
CO..
SAN FRANCISCO.
COAST.
Siedal by California As . ciatkd PnK-s.
Montreal, June 0. Steps toward
the recovery bv Montreal, of the
Fortlaud and Pacific railway were
made by a decision m the superior
court to-day practically setting
aside the only claim of the South
Pastern Railroad for 8200,000 against
tho road. The action taken against
the Canadian. Pacific railway, in
volved abont 8200,000 and v.-as for the
recovery of tho road from them and
the trustees of the South Eastern.
RAILROAD DISASTER.
A List of tie Killei aui Injure!
Passengers.
CAVALRY ORDERED T.O ARIZONA
Special by Ilia California Associated Pkss.
Washington, June C For several
dajs a report has been circulated here,
to the effect that Baron Fava, Italian
miuister to this country, and Italian
consul general to New York, Mr.
Riva, had been recalled. To-night the
California associated press agent
learned that this is probably correct.
Itfr.Celso CesarMareno,well-kuowu
in California, and an ex-member of the
Italian parliament, and an ex-Hawaiian
cabinet member, received infor
mation from Italy by private letter
and through the Italian newspapers,
received to-day, that the Italian par
liament has been for some time con
sidering the matter, and finally decided
to recall the minister and consul gen
eral at New York. Mareno preferred
charges which led to the recall. As
near as possible the facts, obtained
from Mareno in hi3 maccaroni Eng
lish, are as follews:
In 1874 the "Mareno" bill was
nnssed.nrohibitiue the immigration of
Italian pauper contraot laborers, which
Mareno is pleased to designate as "It
alian Slave Traffic" Baron Fava and
consul general Riva have been
charged with violating this law, by
conniving wnu liuuugiauuu uuiTOua,
for the importation of Italian men,
women and children as laborers, but
according to Mareno, they have been
guilty of other misdemeanors in Italy.
The government lias a monopoly in
the trade in tobacco, gunpowder, salt
and various other commodities. On
Juno 3d of last year, consul general
Riva with tho assistance ot .Baron
Fava, contracted with a Kentucky
firm for the purchase of eleven million
quintals of tobacco for the Italian
government An Italian quintal is
equal to one hundred pounds of to
bacco. On this date tobacco was
quoted at 85 francs per quintal, in tho
Tobacco Journal of New York, but
minister Fava and consul general Riva
reported Q the Italian government
tUat Uie IQUaCOU WUSHQ;? iruuus. pnpfTTnna T.fa..1.nm Tlnwmxnvnip
It is charged that Fava ,ja Hjva ; Q - d nud Po'keumg. The
STiSSSJfZ i !l"i is incalculable; railway traffic
-iTTi7rsn J.f,ijJi,iB1 KnnV ,,., is practically suspeuued, and n great
Special by Tho California Associvtfd Press.
New York, June G. The J?inan
cial News agency sends out tho fol
lowing little bit of inside history of
the Oregon railroad contest as it be
gins to develope. It appears that Ladd,
thePortlaud baukerand vice president
of the Oregon Riilway & Navigation
Co, and Lewis the wholcsalo mer
chant, one of the Oregon directors of
the O. R. & N. Co., have been furnish
ing money and supplies to a fund for
building liuas in eastern Oregon and
Washington territory, for the Oregon
Railway & Navigation company. It
is said that Hunt became largely in
debted to Indd and Lewis and that
the recent subscriptions to the Hunt
road extension to Portland, Oregoir,
wa3 filled because Ladd and Lavis
headed the list.
EMPEROR WII.I.IAIH
FATAL RAILROAD ACCIDENT.
LUt el,. Killed, aad. Injured.
Saedal to Tu Astobian- -
jjuuisviiibE, .n.y.,uune u. a. sieeper
on the fast east bound train of the
Louisville and Nashville left the track
at English, Ky., thirty miles east
of Louisville this afternoon. It rolled
down a thirty foot embankment aricl
was completely, wrecked.
The following a list of those killed
or injured as far as heard: Mrs. John
Johnson of Memphis, Tenn., fatally
cut; Col. H. C. Hodges, TJ. S. quarter
master of Jeffersonville, Ind., badly
bruised; Mrs. Hodges, fatally cut;
John Johnson of Memphis, Maj. Hick
ney TJ. S. engineer of Louisville, sup
erintendent Epperson, contractor
Brent, general agent Arnold, all of the
Louisville and Nashville were badly
but not fatally bruised.
Fatal Railroad. Accident.
Special to Toe Astobian.
Chicago, June 6. News was re
ceived here. at a late honr to-night,
that a horrible wreck had occurred
on tho Louisville & Nashville railroad,
near English station, Kentucky, by
whicli nine people are said to have
killed.
SCARCITY OF SWEETNESS.
Canses
of tie Sugar Famine In
San Francisco.
MISSOULA'S SALACIOUS STORY.
DESTRUCTIVE STORM.
Rallraads and Bridges Sniffer.
Special toTHK Astori i 1
Montreal, June C Reports from
various parts of Canada are that a
creat storm did heavy damage at
Barrie. The railway track was
washed away and a number of freight
cars carried off. At London 150 feet
of the Grand Trunk roadbed w
swept away; at Orangeville a number
of bridges aud a portion of the
Cauadian Pacific track is gono
at Brooklyn. Ont, six bridges were
wrecked. Similar reports come from
May ol Ioii;r Occupy tho
Throne.
Special to 1 iik Astoui ..
New Youk, June 0. A specialTuble
from Berlin says: "It is privately re
ported here that very serious results
may yet follow the Kaiser's recent
carriage accident In falling he in
jured the ear th.'it has already caused
him so much trouble. William has
already made arrangements to ap
point the empress and his brother
Heinrich, regent, in case of death or
being incapacitated by the progre3 of
disease."
THE SUICIDE IT1AXIA.
A Miserable Game.
Special to The Astori in.1
New York, June C The Brother
hood Brooklyn's pjaed a miserable
game here to-day and were defeated
hi a score of 12 to 8.
A Very Close aiHC.
Special to TnE Astori x.I
Chicago, June 6. There was a
close game between the Chicago and
Pittsburg Brotherhood teams to day,
which was won by the former by a
score of si to 0.
Morgan & Sherman FRESH FRUITS!
UlUsHrJERS
.A tut i. atersln
Cannery
Supplies !
il.ieclal Attontion Given to Filling
Of Orders.
A FULL LINE CARRIED
-Mut NuVlHf furiiKlietl :it Satis
factory Terms.
iijrrtaC" delivered In any part of the city
Office and Warehouse
i. Hume's Nt Uuilttlug ou Water Street.
J. i. Vmx 1S3. Telephoue No, 37.
iVrOKIA, ORECiON
Cariialian & Co.
I. Y. OAtSK,
IMfntflXIC AM) WIIOLESAI.K AMI
KKIA1I. DKAl.t'.lfe IN
GENERAL MERCHANDISE,
tV.iiit rOlieiiHitnis aiiit OassMiv fJs
AStt i:1a
CAXDV, M'TS, I1W.,
ErjlliUiK In J-f.isoii.
Perd Ferrell
rnrss-ci.ASs -
Hiirbrr .Mii i
NVt to Central Hotel.
ii I In IC.if !
AJl-ru, ut;ii.
ASTORiA TRAflSFFH U0.
m:kc:on
J. B. Wyatt,
, DKAl.Klt-S IN
-Htnlware and Ship Chandlery.
l'urt Oil, BrlRlit VaniMi. UiuaLlc OU.
ftton Canvn. Hemp Sill Twme.
1 jinl Oil. Wrought lion Spikes
;l.uii7etl Cut TJalls
Afrlrullural liupletiinits Seuirt
Xacltiiti's, i'uints, (HN,
Groceries, E3to.
TMeteB. Lsster & Andersen,
CIVIL ENGINEEIL,
Surveyors and Architects.
Offick, Room n, Klavki.'s JIi.d'o
1. O. Rex SIX
SECOND STREET
ASTOUI A, OU.
AXI
Livery Stables.
uono)anccsoI anj kind, on short notice.
'IransferrliiK liacgaK, etc., a speclaltj.
'IeleplneNo, ti!.
II. W. SHERMAN & CO.
GEM) K. 1IIXRU.
CAUI. A. 1MNBON
Parker & Hanson
counts. The matter was brought to
the attention of the Italian govern-1
ment, and after full investigation the
recall of the diplomat ana consul was
decided upon.
Consul general Kiva lias aireauy
sailed for Italv, and minister ava
will leava in tha course ot
few weeks. His
many houses aro swept away, causing
i much hardship and suffering from
exposure, but us yet no loss of life has
been reported.
A TIlAUterlal CrliU.
.Special to Th Avinitivt.
Pabis, .Tune 0. Ex-prime minister
course or .a.ni. of Servia sues his wife for a
UCOfiSWr 'lll'iliirhrap. Thn ox IciniA of Milnn is
be marquis VM Ungaro, An inumry fpoaut.
about tne inaiier wjw iiiBiuuuja uj a--
several reporters at the state dBp irt . Hi HUe lu Ceppcr.
ment to-day, but the officials there Vspsem to The sr r:n.i
were not communicative, ana minuter
Fava declined to see any one.
THE SIIiVER QIIRiJTIOai.
the Bill
succnsstK- '!
C. L. PARKER,
DKAI.KKS in
CENERAL MERCHANDISE
New Goods Arriving Every Steamc
THIS WEEK.
Dress - Goods,
The Old Stawl - Astoria Oregon.
A Safe Investment.
f1HE ASTORIA BUILDING & LOAN AS
J. -ociation h.is now entered upon Its
fourth j ear, under the mnt faorable cir
cumstances, and for a person of limited
means, especial! those who are wage work
ers. It otters a splendid imestment. The
seventh seiles of stock will he open d June
1st. lho-e wishing to subscribe will please
call on W. L. ROBB. Secretari.
CO TO
EASTMAN'S
AND (JET
$5 Cabinets for S2.50.
Custom House, A-toiia. On'son, June 3rd.
1890. Sealed proposals will be received un
til 12 o'clock noon. June 15th, 1890. for fur
nishing fuel, lights, water, and miscellane
ous supplies for this building during the fin
ed j ear ending June 30. 1891. Particulars
ou application.' K.A.TAYLOU, Custodian.
Important Feature ef
Discussed.
Special to The astouiak.
Washington. June C Francis C.
Newlands, a member of the national
silver committee, from tho state of
Nevada, was asked "Have the bilver
men given up the fight?"
He replied "We are very much in
earnest in this matter, and do not in
tend to run at tho first fire of the
gold men. They are simply juggling
with the silver question in the house,
and as to the result of the bill appar
ently providing for the iucreased nse
of silver, but really demonetizing it,
it has been placed before the house,
and is to be rushed through after the
debate of another day and a
half without the privilege
of offering any amendments.
I am unable to say what will be the
action of the silver men in the house.
The only opportunity to test their
strength will be on a motion to re
commit If a motion toTecommitis
made, so as to provide for free coinage
and is lost, then there can be no test
on the bullion redemption feature. I
think all the silver men in the house,
should vote against the bill.- It
reduces silver to a commodity and
deprives it of its chief element of value
as a money metaL"
''Then yoa do not regard the bill as
being as much of a compromise as has
been claimed for it?"
"TJjebill if monometallic, nothing
more nor less. Silver bullion is to be
used simply as security for certificates
issued upon it Four and a half
million dollars worth purchased the
first month, can be redeemed next
month. Should increased purchase of
bullion go on until a hundred million
dollars is accumulated, the entire
amount could be withdrawn, and a
large amount of bullion thrown on the
world. I predict .hat when this bill
were to pass, the treasury would be
but a conduit, through which England
would draw her sdver for use in
India."
Birmingham. Juue 6. Tno oppar
market is excited to clay on account of
the receipt of a telegram from Chili
that the price f copper had ri-en
nearly two pounds since yesterday.
Chili" copper is quoted at fG pounds
cash; at ports 5G 7s Dd.
Price of C'eypcr Rises.
Special to The Astoiuax.j
Lqndon, Juue 6. On the metal ex
change to-day copper rose 17s Gd.
The failure of a large operator in Kio
Timboshares roported from Parte, to
gether with the rise in the price or the
metal being the cause.
CANADIAN OPINION.
Four C'uie Within Twent) -Four
Hours.
Special to Tiik Astori w i
New York, June G. -There is an
epidemic of suicide here. Joseph
Schedler, aged 50, shot himself through
the ear, on account ot rheumatism.
Ida Whitman, aged &, took "Rough
on liats." Au unknown negro hanged
himself from a tree on the banks of
the Harlem river. Jam&i Case was
out of work and throw himself under
tho wheels of a loaded truck. All
four cases occurred within the space
of twpntv-four hours.
'B" ti e II ub Team W I n s .
.special toTuEASTOgiAN.
New York, June G. The local team
of Nationals was defeated by the Bos
tons to-day m a score of 1U to d,
Plicueiucual Demand for Sugar.
Special to Tub Astorian.1
PiirXiADEKPHiA, June 6. Claus
Spreckels, Jr., attributes the strength
of the sugar market to a phenomenal
demand. "I look for an active and
strong market," said Spreckels, "for
the next nine days."
Chicago Conquers Cleveland.
Special toTiiK AsToniAN.l
Chic UK), June G. The home team
of Nationals gained to-day's contest in
a score of 12 to 4, from the Cleve-
lands.
Annexation Is Inevitable.
Special to r.oc Astoui vx.j
Ottawa, June G. A high official in
the marine fisheries department said:
"Annexation with the United States
is the inevitable destiny of Canada. I
am convinced that Sir Charles Tup
per's visit to Ottawa and Washington
in connection with the fisheries and
Behring sea dispute will be productive
of no good results and tho government-knows
it
Union Pacific Official Coming-.
Special teTiu: astokian.
Boston, June G. Yiee President
Lane, of the Union Pacific, starts
Saturday for a month's trip inspecting
the Oregon branch system and the
newly acquired Union Pacific, Tjeuyr
and Gnlf roads.
SUGAR REFINING. C 11
Wkerc profitable aud Whereat
:i Loss.
Spec a' to rHK astokian.
Nkw Youk, June G. Willett aud
Gray, authorities in sugar trade, re
port that since January 1st the sugar
refining business has been some times
done at a loss in New York aqd
Boston, but always at a profit in New
Orleans and San Francisco. The out
put of the sugar trust has been re
duced to two per cent, of sugar con
sumption, sinco Spreckle3' Philadel
phia refinery wis completed.
Broken KSrlucc and. Loss of Iiife.
Special to Tiik Astoui ax.1
Lexington, Mo., June G. Over 400
feet of the pontoon bridge over the
Missouri river here, was carried away
yesterday with ten persons on it, three
of whom were drowned.
Drowned in a Natateriuni.
Special toTiiEAsroitiAN.l
Helen . Mont, June G. Hans Nel
son an employe of the Northern
Pacific round house, was drowned to
night in the Broadwater natatonum.
But few persons were in the plunge at
the time, and Nelson's cries were
heard only in the spectators' gallery,
from which place an alarm was given.
j minute af tet wards lie was taken out,
but all eflprts failed to revive him.
Special by Tho California Associated Pbebs.
Sax Francesco, June 6. This city
is just now experiencing an odd
sort of famine, the sugar supply be
ing remarkably short At this season
there is always a large demand, caused
by the opening of canneries, summer
resorts, fruit preserving factories and
other establishments, in whose equip
ment sugar has an important part.
At present the supply does not begin
to equal the demand, and the result
is that there has been a sharp increase
in price, and the market is excited.
This situation came about from dif
ferent causes. Lately the raw sugar
receipts nave been comparatively
light, and to aggravate the situation,
only "one refinery ha3 been busy, the
American having been closed down, by
order ot tne court, some time ago.
Owing to the light receipts of raw
sugar, the California refinery has been
turning out much less than usual. It
can send out 2,000 bbls daily easily,
but it is understood there has not been
half that output for some time.
The result is that all merchants are
behind in orders, and the refinery can
do little to relieve them. Granulated
sugar jumped to 1 cents wholesale
and may go higher. The scarcity of
sugar is regarded by the California
refinery' people, as only temporary.
Manager Weed says that often orders
have been thirty day3 behind, while
now they aro behind only five or six
days.
This same scarcity is noticed m New
York, and the market there is also ex
cited. There are several vessels on
the way from the islands, and besides,
the steamship Sussex, with 3,000 tons
of raw sugar from Java, is expected
nere uaiiy. xnree snips irom d ava are
also on the way. These cargoes were
ordered in anticipation of a scarcity at
this season, and it is expected that
they will do much to relieve the de
mand that is now increasing daily.
A Candidate for Ilcnip.
Special to TnE Astohian.1
Scramento, June 6. Chas. Free
man, who murdered Mark Feeney by
drowning him in a barrel, March 8th,
1890, near the town of Antelope, in
this county, was to-day sentenced to
death on the scaffold. The date of
the hanging is not announced, but will
be named in the warrant of execution,
to be delivered to the sheriff iu a few
days.
ALLEGED CRMKEB WWE.
Tne San Franelica Ktmmr Citv
Kail.
Special to The Astobian.
San Francisco. Jnna fi. Tha ir
city hall conimissionera met to-dr. to
investigate the charges pntexMI
against McCann and Riddle, coatraat
ors for brickwork on the nortklrMt
wing of the city hall, byGteoiftB.
Hanks, a discharged bricklayer. TW
latter charged that the contraotoM, m-
atcttu ul uuiiaing tne waits or, soua
brick, filled portions with dirt aid
uuier ruDuisn.
The commissioners appointed a ooa
mittee to investicrate the" mattar. amd
no further action will be' taken mstfl
tms committee reports. CooaidacaUa
evidence was given to show that tka
walls were not properly constnoted,
but the contractors alleged that it waa
done by Hanks.who attempted to blaak
mail them, and on his failure to ob
tain money from them he made tba
alleged exposure. " .V
A Lone Hlrbwarataa.
Special to The Astobian J
Ukiah, CaL, June 6. The north
bound stage from Ukiah, was robbed
to-day at 2 SO o'clock, three milea oat
of town by a lone highwayman. It is
reported that the robber seomred
$1,600 out ot Wells Fargo & Coa box.
An Indian Execnted.
Special to The AstobianJ
PoRTiiAND, Or., June 6. Pelho, aa
Indian who when drank, outraged
and murdered Agnes Tatson, am aged
half breed woman, on the Umatilla
reservation last fall, was bgjigwfl to
day. Pellio maintained his innoceace
to the last
Better Than Last Year.
Special to The Astokian.
San Francisco, June 6. Bradatreeta
weekly Report 'announces - twelve
failures in the Pacific Coatt atatea amd
territories, for the week ending Jama
6th, to sixteen for the same week laat
year.
ANOTHER RA1LB9AB.
How He Won $250.
Fatal Fire.
Special to diK Astorui
Warsaw, June 6. Four huudred
houses were destroyed by fire in the
town of Doksyce near Warsaw to-day.
Ten persons were burned to death.
The damage to property is immense.
The Tasrades Locks.
There was a time when we took
quite an interest in the action of con
gress concerning appropriations for
the Cascade Locks. That time has
passed, and the dispatches of the past
few days concerning the "big appro
priations for the locks" awaken but
the semblance ot a smile. As long as
the appropriations are expended as at
present by government officers, the
locks will not be completed, and ap
propriations for that purpose are just
so much money thrown away. The
coin might as well be placed on a ilat
boat, and allowed to perform the ap
parently impossible feat of 'shooting
the rapids.1' If a sufficient sum could
be appropriated, and the work let by
contract boats could pass through the
i canal next year, as it is, the child is
TERRIBLE STORITIS.
The Rain Interfered.
Special to The Astobian.
PhtladeiiPHia, June 6. The Na
tional game was oalled on account of not yet born who wUl live to learn of
raiu. me worx oemg completed.
People Killed and Property
Destroyed.
Special to The Astokian.
CouNcni Bluffs, June G. For the
last three days, heavy damages and
great loss of life by storms is reported
throhgoutthe state. Granaries have
been wrecked, villages destroyed, and
many persons killed. A million dol
lars will not cover the loss to property
Tho loss of life goes into the hundreds.
A Singular Request.
Special to The Astoria n.1
Madison, Wis., June G. Segwald A.
Quale bequeathes a million dollars for
the establishment of a hospital injthis
city, for born cripples and deformed
persons. Quale was a Norwegian who
came here a poor boy, worked forO
a month and died worth a million dol
lars, all of which he leaves for the
purpose stated.
Fatal Accident.
Special to The Asiobian.1
BetjVidebe, June 6. It is just re
ported that the Freeport passenger
train has been derailed fifteen miles
west of here aud fifteen persons killed,
but no details have been received.
There i3 a gentleman in Seattle who
won $250 on the Oregon state elec
tion. He paid a visit to his old home
in Portland about May 15th and im
mediately went to his old friend Joe
Simon.
"Joe," said he, "I want you to give
me the true political situation. I've
got some money to bet on the result
of the gubernatorial contest, but you
know that I have got none to lose.
Is Pennoyer going to be re-elected?'
"Well, my mend, you know my pol
itics and jon know- that when I tell
you a thing about the political out
come of au election that it can be re
lied upon. You go bet your money
on Pennoyer and you will win."
The Seattle man did not hesitate
but at onco staked all tho money he
had with him on the result Says he:
"That man, Joo Simon's, word on
Oregon politics 13 an accepted au
thority. He knows more in a month
about politics of that state than any
other politician knows in all day."
Seattle Press.
IHarsbf leld Raises a Sabaldy at
5O,00O.
3peclal to The Astobian.
Marshheld, Or., June 6. A large
mass meeting was held in this city
Wednesday night to solicit subaorlp-
tionsiome uoos nay ana Aoaeomrg
railway subsidy. The meeting wee
addressed by Major Miller of Califor
nia, A. M. Crawford, J. M. Bemmett
and others, of this city, aubaonpuoaa
were called for and in five mimmftea
0,000 was subscribed ot the 6Q.00QL
and the balance required iagaaraa
teed and the road is now an aarared
fact Grading will commence aboat
the 1st of July next.
IllMst Re a Rad Fairy.
Special to The Astobian.
San Francisco, June 6. Mathew
Cotte, aged 45, shot himeelf in the
head this evening, in hia.rooat. At
the hospital, where lm mm iiaaail
was extraatai.
He claims to have been bewitched by
a fairy to do the deed.
Gen. miles Will Suppress Them.
Special to TheAstortan.
San Francisco, June G. Owing to
the Indian troubles in Arizona, Gen 4XwlSS , ZriJ
Miles has ordered three companies oltliJL
cavalry to Arizona, and they will leave
here Saturday.
Valuable Dwelling Burned
Special to The Astokian.
OrovilIiE, Cal., June 6. The dwell
ing of Judge P. O. Handly was burned
this morning. The origin of the fire
is unknown. Loss 10,000, insurance
S5.000.
Fire In IKescew.
Special to The Astobian.
Moscow, Ida., June 6. The west
side of Main street caught fire at 1
worth of property was destroyed.
CLAIMED TO BE INNOCENT.
Take II Before Breakfast.
The great appetizer, tonic and liver
rcaulator. la use for more than 50
years in'England. .Positive specific for
liver coninlaint. Bad taste in the
mouth on arising in the morning, dull
nains in the head and back ot the eyes,
tired feeling, dizziness, laucour syrap-
tomsof liver complaint. Remedy Dr.
Henley's English Dandelion Tonic. Re
lies constipation, sharpens the appe
tite and tones up the entire system. Get
the genuine from your druggist for SI,
and take according to directions. .
Execution ef a Blau Who Denies
Ills Guilt.
Special to The Astoria.vJ
Helena, June 6. Thos. King was
executed at Boulder this morning, for
the murder of Matt Fogarty, at a
dance in Elkhorn in November last
He made a statement on the gallows,
denying his guilt and accusing a num
ber of witnesses who appeared against
him iu the trial. He was cool and
collected until the last, saying just
before the drop fell: "I am ready to
meet my God."
CAME HOME TOO SOON.
The Pike's Peak railway will be il
luminated the entire seven miles by
electricity.
painsiAcfies
Wants to Fight Dcmpscy.
Special to The Astokian.
New York, June G. Alf. Mitchell
the English middle weight, cables an I
offer to meet Jack Dempsey at the
California Athetic club, for a pnrse of
$1,500 a side, provided the clnb
allows his expenses.
PROMPTLY CURED BY
Haywood,
AUK, XV.1
' I raflered. tiro yeata
wuQPun m my aoe;
iTdT
JaWIIHITIIllV' J suffered tiro yeata
Carlisle. Pa.. February U. 1388.
ciilhyMaMwtSf HSbSuiuigraBa1
Found Her Husband with Com
pany.
Special to TnE Astokian.
Missoula, Mont, June 6. Missoula
society is all torn up over a genuine
sensation. Mrs. Bennett, wire ot
alderman Bennett, went to Helena for
a short visit and returning before she
was expected, found a young woman
leaving her husband's apartment,
through the back door, as she entered
the front door. The young woman
implicated has been employed in the
most prominent dry goods establish
ment of the city for several weeks.
pom
WHEAT AND BARLEY
Very Small Compared with Last
Year.
Special to The AsrosMt.
San Francisco, June 6. The San
Francisco produce exchange in a cir
cular issued to-day, shows that on June
1st, this year, there were in this state
about 500.000 centals of wheat and
100.000 centals of barley to 2,300,000
centals of wheat and 2,000,000 centals
of barley for same date last year.
POWDER
Absolutely Pure.
This powder never vanes, aarral ef
(jurlty, strength and wholesomeoeas. More
economical than the ordinary ktads, aad aaa
not be sold in competition with the altl
tude ot low test, short weight, alum or yeat
phate powders. Sold onluincam. Xotax.
Baking Powder Co. 108 Vall-st.. N. Y.
Lewis H. Johnson & Co., Agents, Port
land. Oregon.
IT T3 TffB IDE AIi MEDIOTJTm
it t-! c th Jjver and Kidncysaml StomacS,
jur 1C itu he. Dpeivri, ircates aa Apse
'it , lii uu-.i'iclra.iurc Blood, and
Mfikes Tho "Wealcatrgafc ,
fejwftirMiMtfslMiiiiiRaiiaM
nKieviHttnm
Used everywhere. 91 aboitleiaixl
Kindred Park.
i
Kindred Park.
Kindred Park.
Kiudred-Park is the Favorite of Investors, and Lots are selling fast.
iBv now, before the raise. Lots, $125 and $150. Terms easy.
i
Have you bought any Lots in Kindred Park yet? '
If not, do so before Prices Advance, and make the Handsome Profit yourself.
Railroad Surveyors are working close to Kindred Park now.
hi T
Tlje Albany &jjksjjojrja j,-
f $
&
i?
4jfb
A Newspaper is soon to be started, Houses are being built, Stret art)
being improved, and a General Air of Prosperity is hanging oyer the plact.
--"-!
ii
jSSl
h
-.
HOWELL & GOODELL
.ii
1 I
P
..HOWELL & GOODELL
Astoria, Or.
HOWELL & GOODELL.
i'-j
'it -..--
ii
ii