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TELEGRAPHIC SUMMARY.
Prize light in New Orleans.
A $150,000 fire in California.
Political caldron in Tacotna.
Minisior Mizner nns.t resign.
Murder and suicide in Portland.
American shipping bounties bill.
Tacouiii infi sted bj highwaymen.
Miners striko in Sydney, N. S. W.
Death from Hghtniug in Portland.
Democratic convention in Arizona.
A 20,000 loss by fire in Los Angeles.
Palace of Albambra on fire at Madrid.
A stage robber captured at Placerville,
Cal.
Winning numbers in the Mexican lot
tery. La Blanche and Burke to box in Se
attle. A ship arrives in Chili with her cargo
en fire.
Tho Dalles National Hank robbed of
$10,000.
Dave Otimpbell wants to meet Larry
Sullivan.
Annexation is gaining great headway
in Canada.
Bid to be opened for Tacoma'a mil
lion dollar hotel.
Tho Katie F. Troup slip her moor
ings at Portland.
N'ews from Washington regarding tho
Barrundia tragedy.
The discovery of lvobert Boy Hamil
ton's bod3' confirmed.
Portland's Chamber of Commerco
want another census.
One hundred and fifty men entombed
in a mine at Cologne.
The captain of the wrecked Pope ar
rives in San Francisco.
The whaling tender Thomas Pope was
wrecked at Point Hope, Alaska.
DmpscY has not accepted the propos
ition of the New Orleans Olympic Club.
A hut fight between Tom Warren and
Van Hurst unsatisfactory ends in a
draw.
Shipping Bounties Hill.
Special to Tun Astoki n J
London, Sent. 16. The Illustrated
yews aajs Ibe American shipping
bounties bill will cause a revival of
the American ship building iu an astonishing-
degree, and a powerful
merchant marine will be created.
Joined tltc ('reat majority
Sp cial to Tine AsrouiAN.
Home, Ky., Sept 1G. Giles Haw
ley, one of tho founders of tho Over
land Mail Company, and for some
time superintendent of the Texas "&
Arizona Company's lines, died Sat
urday, aged 84.
Tfcc niscovcry Confirmed.
Special to Tjir Astokiax.
LouisyiliiE, Ky., Sept. 16. Dr. J
O. Green arrived in this city last
night He confirms the finding of
Kobert Kay Hamilton's body in tho
Snake river.
Additional Telegraph on Fourth Page.)
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AMERICAN RULE FAVORED
Annexation in Canada is Gaining
BuinaiiaMe Headway.
JOHNffY BULL IS CRITICIZED
The Stars and Stripes Were Plying
Over the Custom House Building
In Montreal Oity.
Special by Thk Uhitko Pkks?.
Ottawa, Sept 16. One of tho gov
ernment organs has come up squarely
for separation from England. A Que
bec telegram to-day says: "If wo are
permitted to gauge current events in
Canada, we think that annexation to
the "United States is gaining great
headway among our people. It is
coming, and that before long. Sir
John May preaches all sorts of
doctrines; he may climb upon
Johnny Bull's back and become
the last man upon the earth
to accept the platform, but dollars and
cents will bring it about. The Mc
Kinley bill is passed by a large major
ity, and that deals a hard blow to tho
commerce of Canada. England, we
are told, is ready to give up Canada
and New Foundland, as Heligoland?
"We are positive that at least this part
of tho country would bo in a thriving
condition if we had America merged
into a general federation. How would
Brother Jonathan meet us, but with
expressions of joy. Property would be
carried on which would bring comfort
and glory to the masses. A few days
ago stars and stripes were raised over
the Custom House iu Montreal, and
now they are flying over tho grounds
of the Toronto exhibition. What is to
prevent them being raised over the
nation at some future period? Some
thing must be done, because we cannot
stand this tariff tinkering at Ottawa
any longer. This country is. iu plain
words, going to old Nick, and if at the
next general election reformers do
not become awaro of tho situation, wo
will bo starved out of existence by tho
United States tariff. England is
neither mother nor friend to us.
"We have flattered her too much
and now is tho time when
one of her grandchildren is hero that
wo should talk as plainly as possible of
the situation. If capitalists in Lou
don can buy up the great stock com
panies of tho United States; if they
can place millions of dollars in wild
plains of that country; if they are
scared to invest a siuglo dollar in Brit
ish securities, then let us annex so aa
to secure their aid and hand. Sir
John ought to feel surprised at the
enormous amount of money that Brit
ishers are investing in tho United
States."
The article has caused a de
cided sensation here, and government
officials state that such treasonable
and seditious language should not be
overlooked.
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A GAME CONTEST.
A FlghtBetwceuTomiwyWarrcn
and. Van Hurst.
Special to Thk Astoriax.j
"RnFFA. N. Y.. Sent. 16. A fieht
between Tommy Warren and John
Van Hurst for yUU a side came oil
last night about midnight in the
vicinity of the state line between New
York and Pennsylvania. It resulted
in a draw after eleven rounds had
been fought It is thought the light
wn fairlv wnn hv Van Hurst
Charges were made that the affair was
"fixed" for Warren to loso in order
that money could be made by his
fripnflq in bflttincr atraist him. The
fight, however, was game and hot up
to the last round, van maao a leix
handed drive at Warren's ear and
caught Tommy an upper cut with his
left, then scored by each. Van
landed a telling right-hand blow on
Warren's left eye, which brought first
blood. In a clinch that followed tho
men fell, and Warren hung to Van's
neck, tho latter trying to get away,
but unable to rise. When time for
the next round was called "Warren,
with seconds, claimed a foul. A dis
pute followed and general confusion
ensued. Van wanted to fight but
Warren didn't and pulled off his
gloves, though ho claimed afterwards
that the referee ordered him to do so.
Tho referee then called tho contest a
draw amid irroans. hisses and protests
of spectators. Warren was very
groggy, and another round would
probably have finished him. Van did
not show a mark. The fight lasted
fifty minuter
THE DARIN'CJ IlIUIIIVAYItlArV.
California's Worat Criminal
Rcliiuu the liars.
Special to Tim Astorian.1
San Fbanctsco, Sept 16. Onnstead
Thurman, one of tho most daring and
desperate criminals in tho state is now
in jail at Placerville for robbing the
Georgetown stage, running between
Greenwood and Auburn. Detective
Hume of "Wells, Eargo & Co.'s, re
turned to-day from Placerville where
he went to identify the "prisoner.
Thurman robbed the Georgetown
stage single handed on the ISth inst,
and three days later was captured
eight miles east of Placerville by Un
der Sheriff Winchell of Eldorado.
To ITIcct the "Marine."
Special to Thk AsToni.x.l
Taooma, Sept 16. Burke, wiio is
to meet La Blanche, tho "Marine," in
Seattle, iu a ten-round glove contest,
is conscientiously training at the
"Zoo." Burke is a local boxer of con
siderable worth, and never has been
defeated.
"IVstiiuonj 1 :t Painter.
T. H. Backus, 103 Carlton avenna,
Brooklyn, N. Y., writes:
"Alxcook's ronous Piastres are
undoubtedly tho Lost external remedy
manufactured. I rnako this assertion
to tho public from ray own personal
experience of their wonderfal virtues.
Suffering from severo pains in my
side and chest, contracted through a
severo cold. I applied a couple of Ali.
oook's Pouoos PLasteb3 upon going to
bed at night. The result was, that iu
eight hours after applying them I could
get up and walk about with very little
pain or nche, when the nicht previous I
neither get np or down without help, nor
stoop to remove my shoes. I have since
used them in my family for various
ailments, and have never known them to
fail to give almost immediate relief."
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WRECK 0? THE "POPE"
As Related by tlie Capin of the
Dl-Fatei Vessel.
AT MER0T OF Y?ISD AND WATER
She Dragged on Her Anchors and tho
Masts Were Ordered Out Away
by the Captain.
Special by Tho United Press.
San Francisco, Sept 16. Cnpt
John W. Fisher and steward Choate,
of the Pope, arrived in this morning
on the Oscar and Ilatlie. A United
Press reporter got tho particulars of
the disaster from Capt Fisher, who
said, "We were lying on the north side
of point Hope in company .with the
steam whaler William Lewis, on tho
26th of August a gale sprung up from
the southeast It lasted through
the 26th and 27th. About
2 a. m. on the 28lh the wind shifted to
the southwest, and wo let go our sec
ond anchor. Up to this timo wo had
got along fairly well, but now the
wind began to veor to all points of
tho compass. Tho William Leicis
got up steam and pulled up her
anchor, :md after a hard tussel got to
sea. The wind shifted, and at the
first gnst one of our anchors gave
away. Shortly afterward tho second
anchor began to drag, and we were at
the mercy of the wind and watere.
To relieve the ship I ordered the
masts cut away. She continued to
drift toward the breakers, but luckily,
when her stern was in the breakers
tho wind moderated and the anchor
held.
The Licis came along and took us
all oft The crew is now on the rev
enue cutter Hear, which was lying at
Point Barrow when. I left.
Tho Jicar will arrive in San Fran
cisco about the fir&t of October next
liener: of a Wreck
ric.Mal jo Tin; Astouiax.1
San Francisco, Sept 16. The
schooner Usrar and flattie arrived
From the north this morning with
news that the bark Thomas Pope,
the tender of the uhaliug lleer, was
dismasted and abandoned in a strong
gale at Point Hope. Alaska, August
28th. Ail hands were saved. The
wreck was sold to tho captain of tho
whaler l' 1a iris.
A boat containing Capt Hnrritwen
and two seamen of the schooner
Sophie Kulherluntl, who were lost
while limiting, were picked up by the
British schooner (,'. . 'Tapper Au
gust 15th.
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Cuts l'riui-.SoH. Uic,r-, .S.dt ithe
nm. Fever Son's, letter. Ohumii-tl
Hands. Chilblains, Corns, and all Skin
Eruption., and positively cures Pile,-,
oi no pay required. It is rjnaranteetl Ui
give perfect :alisrjctii,n, or money re
funded, 'rice Zo cents per box. For
sale by .1. V. Conn.
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QUIETLY POIiLS OUT.
The "Kate F. Troop"
Slips
Her Moorings.
Special to Thk Astori.vx.1
Portland, Sept 16. The bark
Kate F. Troop, a short while ago ar
rested at this port pending a suit
against tho master of the vessel -for
So.060, by Gustave HisK quietly
slipped away from her mooring early
this morning and proceeded down tho
stream in tow of the steamer lionita.
Deputy United States Marshal Smith,
of Astoria, has been authorized by
United States Marshal L. T. Barin to
arrest and hold the vessel at all haz
ards when she arrives there. An in
teresitng Jcdse & probably bo the
outcome.
ANOTHER CENSUS
Wanted Tliroiijrhout tlic Stntc
of Oregon.
Special to Thk Astorian.1
Portland, Sept 16. At the meet
ing of tho Chamber of Commerco a
committee was to-day appointed to
urge a recount of the state. Secretary
Frank Motter was instructed to tele
graph every Board of Trade in tho
state that they should telegraph Ore
gon's representatives in Washington
to lose no effort to obtain the authori
zation for taking another census
throughout tho entire state.
KOUQED OF SIO,000.
The Dalles National Kiinl; Vault
Tapped.
Special to The Asxoeian.
Portland, Sept 16. The Dalles
National bank was robbed last night
of 10,000. Owing to the reticence of
the officials here and at tho Dalles
very few particulars can be obtained.
It is supposed that the robbers made
an entrance to the vault by tunnel
iug beneath and workihg their way
into the safe through the bottom.
The job must have taken some time,
and had been carefully planned.
Detectives aro watching every avenue
of escape but so far have got no clue.
A STORIA'S SDLM VAN.
Dave Campbell Wants a ITIalcH
Witli Him.
Special to Tub astoxcian.i
PoirrrjAND, Sept 16. Dave Camp
bell, the Oregon champion, writes to a
friend here from the east that he de
sires to make a match with Larry
Sullivan, of Astoria. Campbell de
sires the match arranged so that it
will come off on his return.
Killed by Liiglituiiifr.
Special to Tim ASTOUIAN.I
Portland. Sept. 16. Lightning
struck the Union wharf store and
killed Solomon Stanley, aged 22,
and Captain Ralph Atwood, aged
(52. The captain's son 'Harry and
Fred Williams, one of the proprietors
of the store, were prostrated, and a
dozen others received slight shocks.
Railroad Accidents.
Special to Thk Astouian.1
Berlin, Sept. 16. Daring the last
few days there have been several acci
dentaupu the main German railroad
lineal In a collision beEwecn Mont
.Foie and Knlterkorborg four passen
gers woro killed and fourteen injnrcd.
A brakemau lost both legs. The sta
tion master has been arrested for cnus
ing tho accident through neglect In
j the other accidents no one was killed.
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Car Coufluctor.
SHOT HIS WIFE AND SUICIDED.
The fatal Consequences Attendant
Upon Leading a Life of Shame
And Dishonor.
Special by Tho United Peess
Portland, Sept 16. This morning
Charley "Whalley, a late arrival here,
who worked on the cable railway as
conductor, shot his wife in an assig
nation house and then shot himself
with fatal results. Whalley is 43
years of age and his wife 27. A few
yeara ago in New York, he rescued
her from a house of ill fame. That time,
according to the wife's statement, he
was worth $50,000. Both spent tho
fortune in riotous lfving. The couple
travelled considerably living in Cali
fornia and Spokane. Mrs. "Whalley
resumed a fast life and her husband
appeared to bo endeavoring to make
her leave it
Tho couple came to Portland last
July. The woman is known as Ella
Winters. Whalley called at the
house early this morning, and was
sociable with his wife. He ato an
oyster supper with her and another
girl. His actions were somewhat
strange. He wanted his wife to live
privately with him again. She re
marked: "Charley, would yon kill
me it I got another fellow?" and
ho answered: uNo Annie, I love
you too much.-1 Following with the
remark that he would love her or
have her life. He remained some
honrs, and retired with hi3 wife. Aris
ing early, he repaired to tho superin
tendent of the cable company and en
tered his resignation, telling the su
perintendent that he had trouble with
his wife. Ho returned to his wife's
room, awoke her and said: 'I told
yon I was going to fix you," and draw
ing a pistol fired, shooting her in the
left side of tho face near the temple.
He next shot her in tho back, the ball
coming out through the left luug.
Ho again shot her in the left
shoulder. Sho screamed and cried,
"you have killed me. Don't kill my
dog." He then shot himself through
tho head and fell over the stove dead.
Tho woman's recovery is doubtful.
Tho'causo of tho shooting, it is said,
wa3 jealousy, caused by the attentions
of tho woman to a bartender named
Al. Sears. She has ono child. Whal
ley is from Whalleyville, Virginia.
The town was named after his father
who is a very wealthy lumberman.
Annie Whalley, tho woman shot by
her husband this morning, died from
her injuries at 7 p. it. The coroner's
jury in tho Charles Whalley case re
turned a verdict that tho deceased
came to his death from a gunshot
wound believed to havo been fired by
himself with suicidal intent.
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DEMOCRATIC CONVENTION.
A Few of the Planks in the Party
Platform.
Special to The Astorian.
Phoenix, A. T., Sept. 16. The Dem
ocratic territorial convention renomi
nated Marcus A. Smith, of Cochiz
county, for delegate to Congress by
acclamation. The platform reaffirms
allegiance to the national Democratic
party; favors statehood; demands the
abolition of the offices of the attorney
general, the commissioner of immigra
tion, the superintendent of schools and
territorial geologist; condemns the Re
publican administration and Speaker
Reed; opposes the Mormon test oath,
and is in-favor of tariff for revenue
only.
THE UAItRUNDIA TRAGEDY.
Minister Mizner Upheld by Cal
ifornia Representatives.
Special to Thk Astoria.!
Washington, Sept 16. There is no
truth in the report that the Pacific
slope delegation in Congress will ask
a recall of Minister Mizner. Both
representatives Morrow and McKenna
to-day denied that such a proposition
had ever been advanced. They say
the California people and California
press are satisfied that Mizner acted
with entire discretion in Guatemala,
and that this fact will be fully estab
lished when all the particulars of the
Barrundia tragedy are made public.
ENTOMBED IN A MINE.
One Hundred and. Fifty Men
Buried Alive.
Special to Thb astoutan.
Cologne, Sept 16. It is reported
that a disaster occurred this morning
in a mine at St Wendel. One hun
dred and fifty men are said to be en
tombed, most of whom are believed
to be dead. Parties are at work en
deavoring to save any who may bo
alive.
Infested 'oy Hijyliivaymen.
Special to Tiik Astoria.
Tacoita, Sept 16. Several highway
robberies by masked men have taken
place on the residential streets during
tho last few nights, no one losing very
large amounts, but it shows the city is
again infested by toughs.
A Palace on Fire.
Special to The Astorian.
Madrid, Sept 16. At 10 o'clock
last night a hre broke out in tho pal
ace of Alhambra, at Granada, and not
withstanding tho efforts of the fire
men it is still burning. The damage
will be very heavy.
The Effects or 3Icnt.il KKbaa-.Mon.
Many diseases, especially those or tho ner
vous system, aro the product I daily re
newed mental exhaustion. 1'usine.vs avo
cations often involve an amount of mental
wear and tear very prejudical to physical
health, and the professions, if arduously
pursued, arc no less destructive to brain
and nerve tissue. It is one of tiic most
important attributes of Ilostetter's Stomach
Bitters, that it compensates for tills undue
loss of tissue, and that it imparts new en
ergy to the brain aud nerves. The rapidity
with which it renews weakened mental
energy and physical vitality is remarkable,
and snows that its invigorating properties
are of the highest order. Besides increasing
vital stamina and counteracting the effects
of mental cxbaustiou, this potential medi
cine cares and prevents fever and ague,
rheumatism, chroulc dyspepsia and con
stipation, kidney and uterine weakuess and
other complaints. Physicians also com
mend it as a medicated stimulant aud
remedy.
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MIZNERTO BE RECALLED
For TaMm lie Life of General
Barrnniia in Guatemala.
PUBLIC OPINION AGAINST HIM.
Tie Committee on Foreign Affairs Will
Bequest Him to Tender
His Eesignation.
Special by Tho United Press.
New Tokk, Sept 16. Henry L.
Mizner, a son of Lousing B. Mizner,
who ha3 been stopping in this city for
several days, left to-night for "Wash
ington where he will lay before tho
state department his father's justifica
tion of his conduct in the Barrundia
case.
The correspondent this evening met
a gentleman well known to many of.
the Pacific coast people, and who has
had large interests in the Central
American states. This gentleman re
cently returned from Washington and
says he has no doubt whatever but
that Minister Mizner will have to re
sign or be recalled. He saw a letter
written by Senator Dolph, chairman
of the Senate committee on foreign
affairs to Henry L. Mizner, in which
the senator says that Minister Mizner
would have to give up his post, as
public opinion was strongly against
him.
A 820,000 Loss.
Special to The Astokiak.1
Los Angex.es, Sept 16. The resi
dence of Judge V- H. Smith, at Mon
rovia, a few miles from here, was
burned to-day. Little of the contents
were saved. The library valued at
S3,000was burned. The loss is20,
000, partly insured.
imilion Dollar Hotel.
Special to Thk -AstomaxJ
Tacoma, Sept. 16. Bids will bo
opened to-morrow for tho excavation
of the Tacoma Land Company's new
million dollar hotel.
Skip's Cargo on Fire.
SDCcial to The AstortanI.
London, Sept 16. The German
ship Orient, which left Swanseo Juno
10th for San Francisco has arrived at
Anoud, Chili, with her cargo on fire.
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SPRAINS and STRAINS.
Athletes Praise It Highly.
655 MinnaSt.,San Francisco, CaL, May 3,1887.
Some tlmo ago, while a member of tho
Olympic Athletic Club, I sprained my leneo
severely and suffered agony, but was speedily
and completely cured by S L Jacob3Oi
JOHN GARBUTT.
Jumped from Engine.
609 S. 17th 8t., Omaha, Neb., Sept. 22, 1883.
I Jumped from an engine In collision, and
strained my ankle Very badly. Ittsed canes
for wcela. St. Jacob3 Oil completely cored
me. O. EOJsDEB.
At Druggists and Deaixes.
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