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-9ir f .- -t Cl) ' t!r.. Tt Z.-rf-- ! 33S!r.M'.4te. MJL. XXXV, NO. 79. ASTORTA, OREGON, THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER K !8!)0. PRICE FIVE CENTS M ""SM A Aj VMMt A. SSsSHBBKfer a r m i i -" w. ri- i-;55i x&2zzr.zzi A itrt im' -rM. i i m t m m a. ... n a a. s-r .---l"-." r--.T:t-v ' Si - I M H H VX Z -- - iH?ZTW tfcfcSO rii - & li JflllT 2! I Hill I il-a3s ,sr APJW l vs' vw lv: r s.'i ssrr A.rr . vw iv -aaiB-ii . srr2crt?i5vi.st.ria fi-w-aj-s TELEGRAPHIC SUMMARY. Socialistic meeting in Berlin. A STjO.OOO loss by fire in Oakland. A president shot at Constantinople. Republican nominations in Boston. KepablioAn concntion in New Haven. Doc'wrk resnmed at S mlhunipton. The New York Central strike declared .(T. Turrlhlo fltiods reported froju the Ori ent. Tho Kopublictn party factional in Deuver. Wholesale iKihoinim of n gross in Al nbauia. Speaker Uerd hikim the river and har bor bill. Thefruit crop in tho Ohio alley a fnilcro. Blocli iudicled by the Rrand jnry at Portland. McAnliiTo tho favorite in tho npproach iii:j battle. An nn.-.Ivsis of the Tuiuuiaiiy oxecutivo cvmimittoe. The Mail and Express spt aks for IVc jiioul's viil.w. A CJ!iin:i:ua:i run over and killed in HtoRk!.:i, Gal. UiiioninLs boycotting cmtgoing vensols nt Melbourne. Tlie reolntinns oensnrins Kennedy be itit mniidered. Kepnblicjins nt Concord, N. II.. nomi nate :t governor. Continued hot weather increase! tho rholern epidemic. Auuail tnsatiii'4 of tho Pacific Cunt Jlanrd tf Commerce. The Queen Victoria puts into Snu Franci-wi in distn rj. The African ncieement uith Knulnnd ciusc nn uprising in Lisbon Tjightnmt: Si'vpm telephone commnni nUitm between New York and Jinu'. Farther particulars of Tho Dalles bank robbory; the loss replaced and business resumed. Difference of opinion as to whether the President will call an extra session of Canre. s in Novomber. Wear) of Life. ,?i V t Tiik s?u:.ix O01.USC. Ca'., Sept. 17. The body iS Goorijc Cadwell, of Butte City, who left hi- home about the 1st of May, was found to-day by workmen four miles north of Butte City in a bend of the river under a pile of brush. It is a supposed case of suicide, as he said he was going to kill himself His rel atives have been searching for him since that time. The deceased was about 50 years old. Central Strike Off. Special IoTrk Astoeian. Albxt, N. Y., Sept. 17. An order declaring the New York Central strike off was read this rooming in every local assembly between New York and Buffalo. It emanated from tho headquarters of tho district assembly. Additional Telegraph on Fnurtli Page.) o dJpTpjs q.o o oo bp o joTo "o ooooop 0-o- Two Hundred Boxes New BEING OPENED BIG CLOTHIHTG STORES, In Occident Hotel Building. REBELLION TSREiTENED Tie African Agreement Willi Eng land fill Canse an Uprising. PfiEE THE 00UHTRY OFTBAIl'ORS And Shoot Down tho Zing and His Offending Ministers is the Repnblioan Sentiment. Special by Tho Uxited Press. Lisbox, Sept 17. Since Boborro read tho African agreement with Eng land in parliament yesterday there has been great exoitement Thoro is a feeling that Greac Britain is riding roughshod over this country. Tho Republicans accuse tho King of hav ing sold tho country to England, and openly iucite the people to shoot down tho offending cabinet ministers, and freo tho country of traitors. Tho turmoil ij growing and threatens a most serious disordor. A por tion of tho military press side with tho Republican shoots, and go so far as to enoonrngo nn up rising of tho army against the young monarch and his cabinet Tho city is full of noise and riot Englishmen are beginning to be mobbed in the streets. No man of British birth is safo if he is seen abroad. Tho oxoite ment pervades tho community that murder may bo committed by the in furiated mob, and serious internation al complications enBue. THE FIEKY ELEMENT. Capt. Atniiwortli'a FIho Resi dence Destroyed. Special to Thk Asthriax. Oaklajjd, Sept 17. Tho residence of Capt J. C. Ainsworth, tho capitalist, at Claremout, about three miles from this city, was burned down this after noon. Tho mansion and its contents of rich furnishings, tho library and gems of arts were destroyed. The cause of the fire is at present unknown. The loss is not known, but probably it will not be less thau $50,000. Capt. Ainsworth is well known all over the coast STRUCK BY LIGHTNING. Telephone System Demolished by the Electric Fluid. Special to Thk AhtohianJ Nhw Yobk, Sept 17. The Fleming building in Jersey City, which is 00 curjied bv tho New York nnd Nw Jersey Telephone Co., was struck by lightning and set on fire at 920 this morning. Before the flames could be Rnhdnfid S2.000 damnow wjuj dnnn All telephone communication with mai cny ana xiew xotk. is cue on. The employes all escaped. Work Rssmmed. Special to Thh AbtorusJ Southamptox, Sept. 17. Work on all docks has been resumed. o ojs'oSarpjp'pjoi' o" o"ooo "o"eo"o6 67,oa OVER -o-0 O F Goods .-.NOW .-. : 2L T : 9. TEDS1BLE FLOODS. Fear MlllloR Feayle tteatltHte ni Etemelesa. Special to The AsroBixaJ Sax Fbanoisoo, Sept 17. Tho steamship City of Rio J)e Janerio brought tho following additional' ad vices from tho Orient to-day. The large strotch of country in the Shanting has beea flooded by the Yeltoy river. Floods are reported from many of the ports. The Tiensin and the district around about are innudated. Thousands are homeless and many lives were lost In tho Provinoo of Chihili thero are said to bo 4,000,000 people homeless, and in Shanting the misery is greater in Shuntuck district In tho province of Canton the peo ple, instigated by Literad. pulled i down the mission chapel and raised a great disturbance. A syndicate of continental financiers aro said to have tendered to the Chi nese government a loan of 20,000,000 teals for a long term, estimated at from fifteen to twenty years, at a low rate of interest, with the condition of supply ing railroad material, and also with tho hope of having a hand in tho con struction of railways about to bo built -. ONE CELESTIAL LESS. A Chinese LaMUdrjrman Uun Orer and Killed. Social to Thk Astouiax Stocktox, Cal., Sopt 17. Geo Chung, a Chineso laundryman, was run over and killed this morning by a brewery wagon, driven by a young man named Richard Webber. Chung was crossing, tho streot with a basket of clothes when tho wagon struck him. The horses wore going at full speed. Tho Chinaman was knocked down and tho driver laughed as tho wagon passed over him. It was found that one side of Chung's head was orushed in. Wobber is under ar rest on a charge of murder. Cholera. EpldcmlclncreaslBg-. Special to Thh abtobiax.1 MADBiD.'Sept 17. The hot weather has increased tho numbor of oholera victims in Toledo and Yolennay, and caused tho appearance of the disease in many Tillages. In Alhacte, Alionte, Gastellon, Do la plana, Tarratoma, and Toledo, the epidemic is attacking tho upper classes, most of tho viotims being women and children. Reed Slg-Ha tao Ilarasr BUI. Special to Thh AbTOWAX. WAsmNQTOx, D. C., Sept 17. Speaker Reed has signed tho river and harbor bill. Tke Kff.-cU of XUl Kxluajtloa. ilany ana scs,ejp&claly these of the ner vous sj stem, are the product, t daily re newed mental exhaustion. Biuine, avo cations ftcn inrolvo an amount of mental wear and tear very prejudlc al to physical health, and the profculoas. It arduously pursued, are no lea destructive to brain and uerre tissue. It Is one of the not important attributes of Hostetter ' Stomach Bitters, that It compensates for this undue loss or tissue, and that it Imparts new en ergy to the brala sad Berres. Tlie rapidity with which It renew! Weakened mental energy and physical vitality It remarkable. and shows that Its Invigorating properties an) of the highest order. Besides Increasing utaisumin ana counteracting me en ects of mental exhaustion, this ttotenti&l medi cine cure and pretrnt fever and ague, rheumatism, chronic dyspepila and con stipation, kidney and nterlne weakness au 1 other complaints. rhjalcUi s also corn- menu it as a moaicatea stimulant and remedy. o o cToo o o op &- Two REPUBLICANS AT WORK. They Meet in ConYentioa-asa Nom inate State Tictefs. "GANG" AND " GANG "SMASHERS The Terms Applied to Two Republican Political Tactions Hot Time3 in Denver. Spscl.il by TK United Pirns. Denver, Sept 17. Tho Republican state convention met here this morn ing and elected Alexander Qnllettrot Pneblo, temporary chairman. Acom mittoc en credentials was ap pointed, and n recess was taken until 2 o'clock. Thoro is a bitter factoral fight in tho Repub lican party of Colorado, one faction being termed the "gang' and the other tho "gaug smashers." Tho former has control of the state and county offices, and aro making a strong fight to continue in' power, while the other faction are leaving no atono unturned to bust them. Tho Oght is so bitter, iu Arahoe county lhat at tho county convention hereon Monday tho "gang" bolted and held a convention of their own, and the result is that tho county has a divided delegation beforo the'state convention. The same state of affaira exists in several othor counties. This will make the work of tho committee on credentials very tedious nnd lonjr, and it is probablo that no ticket will bo nominated until Friday. Tempor ary Chairman Gullett is iu sympathy with the "gang," nnd no doubt that faction will control the convention. Both sides indorso Henry M. Teller for re-election to tho United States Senate. REPOBIjICAN convention Nomination or a. State Ticket For Connecticut. Spccl.ll to Til K ASTOniAN". New Haven, Conn., Sept 17. The Republican State Convention recon vened this morning and United States Senator Orville H. Piatt was elected permanent chairman. Senator Plait addressed tho delegates, and referred to Blaine, Reed and Harrison. The mention of Blaine's name created a furore. Reed's name was loudly cheered, and tho mention of tho Presi dent was liberally applauded. Sam uel E. Merwin wrs nominated for gov ernor; George P. McLean for secretary of state; E. Stevens Henry -for treas urer; Lyman S. Catlin for comp troller. ' Gubernatorial Nominee. Special to Thk astoriax. Concord, N. H., Sept 17. The state Republican convention met this morning. Joshua G. Bellows was elected permanent chairman. The usual committees were appointed. Later, Hiram A. Tutlle was nomin ated for governor. ss O V Hundred OF NEW NOW. BEING OPENED : JL BIG CLOTHING STORES, In Occident .Hotel Building. THE NOVEITL3ER. SESSION. Differences of Opinion Regard ing the matter. Special to The Astoriax. Washington, Sept 17. The pro position to have an extra session of Congress called for November, does not meet with much favor among the" rank and file of the members of Con gress, who are weary with tho ten month's session. It is a matter, how ever, in which tho President and party leaders are chiefly concerned, and the rest have to take things as they find them. In November it will bo im possible to hold a quorum after the tariff bill is iinally disposed of, and a quorum being absent nothing can bo done, which the Democrats seriously object to. Therefore, the chanco of passing soveral measures, which it is the desire of tho majority to act upon beroro adjournment, will be practic ally an impossibility. With theso crowding into tho short session, there will be little chance for action on the election bill. At a conference hold at Senator Teller's lionse, when tho laying asido of the election bill was decided on, it was determined that the President should be requested to call Congress "together after the November election. Since then tho matter has been talked about quietly. A recess might be regarded as better than an ad journment, but it will be difficult in iheir present temper to get tho House to agreo to a recess. It thoy aro called back in November, they have no op tion. Mr. Mclunlcy said to-day ho had not heard any talk on tho subject in the House. As to tho probability of tho call, however, ho paid it would de pend on how far Congress at this session went toward disnosinr of the pending questions. He thonght it JiKeiy tunc not much would bo done this session, after tho tariff bill is dis posed of. Lodge said to-day that he thought it likely the President would call an extra session, not only to consider the election bill, bnt alio of other im portant matters that could not be dis posed of nt this session. Many other members agreo with Lodge. McKenua does not thiuk tho Presi dent will call an extra session. Socialistic meeting. Special to The astouiax. BERMX. Sent 17. At a Knninltsf. mPPtinf lnsl. llirrhf TTnrr VrirrfViort. ono .of the municipal officers, de manded the social secede from the National church. During tho discus sion mentioned, Christ caused great disorder. The nieetinir was disnorsod by the police. A PRESIDENT SHOT. "This is What "Happens to In. formers." Special to Tin: AsTonrAX.l Constantinople. Sent 17. An. other president was shot nnd se verely wounded da the Armenian Cathedral nt Konmknn.in nn Snrnr- dajv JTho assailant exclaiming, "This is what happens to informers." Nominated, bv Acclamation. Special to Tiiu'AsxoRrAN.l Boston. Sent 17. Tha Rennlilicnn stale convention met here to-day. Governor Brackctt, Lieutenant Gov ernor Halo and Treasurer Martin wore nominated by,acclauialion. v v E R GOODS T s 0RK OF A TOD STORM The "Qneen Victoria" Baflly Dam ages in a Hurricane. HAD TO.-JETTISOtf TEE 0AEG0. Her Ventilators Were Stove La, the Oabin Doors and the Poremost House Washed Away. Special by The United Tress. San Fkancisco, CaL, Sept 17. The British ship Queen Victoria from Tacoma, wheat laden for Cork, put into port this morning in distress. Sho was caught in a hurricane which lasted three days. Her cargo shifted. Six hundred sacks of wheat were jetti soned, and for thirty-six hours tho starboard tail was under water. In talking abont tho affair Capt. Holmes said: "Wo sailed -from Ta coma on tho 3rd of August last with 44,890 sacks of wheat on board. Our destination was Cork, Ireland. We had fine weather up to latitude 18 N., longitudo 127 W., (about threo hun dred miles foff.shore near Cape Saint Lucas.) Then for three days we had light baffling winds. On tho 19th of August tho barometer fell and it be gan to blow a hurricane. It lasted for forty-eight hours, during which tho cargo shifted. The vessel lay on her beam ends with her yards in the water. The ventilators were stove in and the cabin doors were torn away. Tho forward house was washed overboard, and to make matters worse wo had to jettison about 600 bags of grain. On the 22ud of August I put abont and inado for San Francisco to have tho ship surveyed." FRUIT CROP FAILURE. An Unprecedented Scarcity in the Ohio Valley. Special to TiieAstoriax.1 New York, Sept. 17. A special dispatch tells of the failure of the apple crop in the Ohio valley. One Cincinnati firm jnstpaid 12,000 for tho fruit in ono orchard in Missouri, while the farm itself was not worth S5,000 ordinarily. Another firm paid 9,000 for an apple crop on a farm which was offered last se.nsnn. rrnn and all, for $2,000. This is the worst fruit failure in Ohio for thirty years. Eupcpsy. This is what you ought to have, in fact, you must have it, to fully enjoy life. Thousands are searching for it daily, and mourning because they find it not Thousands upon thousands ot dollars are spent annually by our peo ple in the hope that they may attain fhishnrm. Aiulvpf.it: uinv ho liml In- all. tYe guarantee that Electric Bitters, use persisted in, will bring you-Good Ilipi'Stinii nnil ntisf. Ilir ilommt l-ao siannd instead Lupepsy. We reconi- mi'iiu .cuiuuu.i; .uiucra jor uybpepsia and all diseases of Liver, Stomach and Rldnevs. Soldnt..'iOf nnd Sinn nor hrif. tle by J. W. Conn, Druggist. r iQ. O-O- Boxes I Two BIG WHOLESALE (POISONING. One Hundred. Negroes Eat an Arsenical Dinner. Special to The Astobian.1 Birmingham, Ala, Sept. 17. One hundred Negroes were poisoned on Sunday last near Colleraine, in Dallas county. Two of them died that day and six died yesterday. The latest news from tho neighborhood, is to the effect that many others are danger ously ill, and their deaths are hourly expected. A big revival has been go ing on for a week at a Negro church near Colleraine, and it was decided to give a dinner on Snnday to oil who attended. Ono course of the dinner consisted of barbacued pork. Speci mens examined showed traces of arsenic in large quantities in it An investigation is being made by tho coroner, but so far he has not learned who placed tho poison in the meat TAMMANY EXECUTIVE. An Analysis of "What They Were or Arc. Special to The Astoman.1 NewYouk, Sept 17. Tho Demo crats opened the mayoralty campaign this afternoon by a meeting of the Tammany executive committee. Sim ultaneously the Evening Post prints an analysis of tho committee as fol fel fol eows: uThis committee, which form ulates plans and handles funds, con tains ono convicted murderer; ono convicted of felonious assault; one in dict Al for bribery: ono indicted for misdemeanor; four professional gamb lers; five former gambling house or divo keepers; four liquor dealers; five former liquor dealers; three sons of liquor dealers: five formor THimlTsfar four former toughs; six members of j.weeu gang; seven olhce-holders; seven former office-holders; two favored city contractors. McAUIilFFE-SLiAVIN BATTLE. The American Boy the Favorite hy Six to Five. Speci.il to The astoriax.) New York, Sept 17. Tho following dispatch was received from London to-day: "Tho interest in the Mc- Auliffe-blavin battle is increasing. The fight is the main topic in sport ing circles. A well known book maker received tho commission from a syndicate of Australian book-makers to back Slavin at the best prico ob tainable. Betting rules at G to 5 on the American." BLOCK INDICTED. The Grand Jury Charge XI I m With Manslaughter. SdccLiI to The Astori vxl. Portland, Sept 17. M. M. Block was indicted by tho grand jury to-day on tho charge of manslaughter for committing tho crime of abortion upon Eliza Mekline, a young girl. Ho was released on 2,500 bail. At Death's Boor. I was a great sufferer from Rheum atism and Kidney and Liver trouble. ily longs wero also seriously affected. Doctora said I could not possibly live. Syrup with tho .Plasters ontirolv cared me. Hundreds of persons in Creston; can voucn for tnoiact that this medicmo saved my life. Wax. Habshaw, Creston, Iowa. For sale by J. W. Conn. iLL5?L2$J?LJ.90j5L9."5Ji OVER O F New Goods .NOW BEING OPENED : & T s Herman Wise's CLOTHING In Occident Hotel DALLES BAM BOBBERY How He Canning Burglars Fount Access to lie Safe. AN ESTIMATED HAUL OF $9,500. The Directors of the Bank Held a Meeting, Eeplaced the Los3, and Easiness is Besomed- Special by Tue United Press. PoRTiiAin, Sept 17. The following additional facts have been received here from The Dalles, relative to the bank robbery briefly outlined yes terday: The DaiiIiES, Sept 17. The largest robbery ever known in this city was mado public this morning at the First National Bank. The robbery was committed early Tuesday morning and over $9,500 was secured. The loss was discovered the same morning by Wm. Beall, cashier. The matter is kept quiet to allow detectives an opportunity to procure a clue, if possible. The vault was tun neled into from below through a con crete pier on which it Btands and a small hole drilled in the back corner of the safo. The woric showed tho professional burglars to be culprits, as it could not have been dono by nov ices, who would have required three weeks to accomplish the "ob. The cashier stated he smelled sewer gas for ten days each morning when the safe was opened, but thought nothing of the occurrence. Abont 5,000 were left in the safe, which the robbers failed to get The direct ors met yesterday and replaced tho loss and tho bank opened as usual for business. The direotors congratu late themselves that the loss is no larger. Resolutions of Censure. Special to The Astoriax. Washington, Sept 17. A meeting of the House Judiciary Committee to day was called to consider tho resolu tions censuring Kennedy for a speech atrainst Onav. Tho rvnrmiitfwt r?o- cided te report a resolution ordering the printer to produce the old speech from tho "permanent cony of the rec ords. nEtaeHi CL CDMT YWK. For Siablerrjen and Stockmen. cubes Cuts. Swellings, Bruises. Sprains, Galls, Strains, Lameness, Stiffness, Cracked Heels, ScratchM, Contractions, Flesh Wounds, SUinchait, Sara Throat Distemper, Colic, Whitlow. Poll Evil. Fistula, Tuftors, Splints, Ringbones and Spavin In their early Staged Directions with each bottle. At Druggists and Deaibs. THE CHARLES A. V0GELER CO.. BaJUffiort. Ms. J? o"oo" oo 6oo" o ooo o o o o oo -o-0 .-. i STORES, Building. W TRADE Sjjaltf-M AHK (KIN Boxes