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VOT.. XXXV, NO. 92.
ASTORTA, ORBGQjy, WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 1. 1890.
PRICE FIVE CENTS
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TELEGRAPHIC SUMMARY.
Work Las been resumed on tbe Yaqnina
bay jetties.
A-ysbrb was murdered by white caps
in Alabama.
IjouLj H. Day was noqaittpedof arson at
Tarlock, Cala.
Joe Ghoynski ''knocked out" a Kanaka
heavy weight.
Orer 9,000 deaths from cholera are re
ported from Japan.
Wm. Joslyn was brutallj- murdered by
roegbs at Morris, X. Y.
The conference report on the tariff bill
was passed in the Senate.
The New York Sun continues its
erasade against Tammany.
Tho Puritan club offers a $12,500 purse
for Dompsey and Filzsimmons.
Train wreckers derailed the fast Cana
dian Pacific express from Halifax.
Edward Barrett, aged 4 years, was run
over and killed in San Francisoo.
John Nichols killed his neico and then
himself in a Massachusetts town.
Ten business houses and a hotel wore
burned at Hion. N, Y.; loss S400.000.
A coroner's jury in San Francisco justi
fied Millie Pnnhorat in killing Simon
Goldberg.
Errors of trivial but troublesomo na
tareharo been fonud in tho MoKinley
tariff bill.
At Prinoeton, Cala., a Mexican known
as "Curloy Headed Joe" was shot and
killed in a qnarrel.
An explosion occurred in the Storliug
cnllierj ntShniuokin, Pa. Several men
were fnlallv burned.
Six Ohineso will bo returned to Cliinu;
they wart cnptnrel in southern Califor
nia, crossing tho frontier.
The schooner Halcyon w.is wrecked on
tbe Japanese ceast: and 60,000 ror th of
vnlnl.!iii.l ;.iim v:is found.
A family nrtnrd to the tooth jjrrrloJ
and proUxJted a moiuber rt uring from
the pealtontiary at IiinaisU'r, Cain.
Crukkcd by a. Truck.
J?w Fi:v-ci, St'pt. ,W. -Edward
ltrrlt, aged four years, while play
ing oa the strtvi this afternoon foil
ubc? Ute woods of nlionvy trnck ami
was crashed lo drain.
MUUiiwal Telcjrapli on fourth Pane.)
Highest of all in Leavening Power.
ABSOUIEOT PURE
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Suits, Pants and Overcoats
Ivtr Shown
:NOW
The : Great
In Occident Hotel Building.
IN THE BKADO'S REALM.
Cholera Cnffing a Wide Swath in
ttB'Jajmiis&'EiiBirB.
0VEE 2JINE TH0USAKD DEATHS.
A Wreck Discloses Sixty Thousand
Dollars Worth of Contraband
Opium.
rfiocial by The Unitkd Phes.
iixs Fhancisco, Sept 30. The
sic.inpliip China which arrived from
Hong Koug via Yokohama Ibis after
noon, brought ihe following advices:
China lias declared Shanghai and
Nagasaki infected ports, as cholera is
raging in bolh pl.tcen.
The floods in Iho iiorlb of China are
unbaiding.
"TheEnget found i chooner Halcyon
Capt. Metcalr, v'.a driven aslioro on
Uie Japanese coast during a gale on
the 22nd nit and was wrecked.
Opium valued at$G0,00i) was found
on her and siezed.
Thoro was no abaleuieut of cholera
in Japan np to the 7th insL At thai
time 12,480 cases and 9,29j deatlis had
been reporteil.
TO BUILDINGS ISIJRNi:i.
A OcstrucI i Fire In tbe Town
S4Uon,N. Y.
Spefial to 'hi: Aktoui x.
Imon, N. lr SepL 30. A firo broko
out in the Hotel Daniels lias morning.
Ten business buildings were burned
to tho ground and half a dozen others
weio more or lees damageel bv lire and
crater, beforo tho flames wcro potJen
under control, lies nlioul S uJO.OOO,
mostly covered by iusunmce.
The Purlliiii'x Purus.
SjK-'Cljl t TlIK ASTOKl N J
Pobtlvnd, SepL 30. A private tele
gram to Jack J)empscy states hat
tho Puritan club offers a puree of
812,500 for a fight in their rooms, le
tween Fitzsimmous and himself.
"iliss Simpson" was the name which
the Emoreas of Austria chose tn I.nve
ragislered on her recent visit, incog-
uuo, m I'ans.
XJ. S. Gov?t Report, Aug. 17, 1889.
Baking
Powder
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to th. People of Astoria
ON SALE AT
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A STUMBLING BLOCK.
Discrepancies DUcerered. In
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Tariff Bill.
Special to The Astorias .1
"Washington, Sept 30. Discrepan
cies have been discovered between the
tariff bill as enrolled and passed by
the House, and the conference report
It appears that the errors are not sub
stantial and relate to tho numbering
of certain sections. Ths conference
committee in drawing up the report
neglected to malte any allowances for
the action of the Senate in striking
out the vinegar sections and carried
the numbers forward. Trivial as
these errors are they are giving much
concern to the passage of the bill, and
the members are yet in doubt as to
what course shall be pursued.
The conference report cannot be
changed, and if it be found necessary
to correct the errors it will probably
have to be done by a joint resolution.
The Tariff Bill.
Special to The Astorian,
Washington, Sept 30. The Senate
this afternoon adopted the conference
report on the tariff bill by a votoofyjait bis daughter. At 10 o'clock,
uuria-Mirea u tweuiYBu.
IN HAL.F A BOUND.
Ckoynski Kaeclu Oat a. Kanaka
Heavyweight.
Special lo Th A8TOHIAN.1
San Fiiancxsco, Sept 30. Advices
from Honolulu state that Joe Choyn
slri, who left this citv recently for
Australia, on arriving at tho former
placo was challenged by a 200-pound
pugilist named Wilson to fight nim to
a finish. Choynski knocked him out
in half a round.
The TOcAiillffc-Sluvln Contest.
Special toTiiK Astorian.1
London, Sept 30. Opinions vary
as to tho outcome of tho arrost of
Slavin and McAulifle, some main
taining that the tho men are sure of a
heavy fine, with tho chanoo of a
short imprisonment, while others
think that they will be let off free on
tho ground that the contest was not
illegal.
Larnc on Trial.
Special to Thr Astokiax.
San Francisoo, Sept. 30. The sec
ond trial of Frank Larno, charged
with the murder of Harry MoBndo
during a prize fight at tho Golden
Gate Athletic club last June, com
mences to-day.
Islast Go Back.
Sjtecl tl to The AsroniAX.
fii Tfnvnmi Sotif 30 Siv fTlii.
nese arrived from Los Angeles this
.. A ,M..tW.V, TWf'M WW. . w... ,
mormug. They wore captured whilo
attempting lo cross over from Menoo,
and wdl be returned to China on the
steamer Gaelic to-morrow.
hxtra Liability to Malarial Infcctioa. J
Persons whose bloml Is tun, UBCstion
vw k mtii iiv. r siuggisn. are extra-uauie to wore suuocniea in a wmo tans yestor
the Htl.trks of mnUriHl disease. The luost dnv.
tnillii e! iurn may. under such condi
tio s liiieci sjsicm wnica. u neauiiv,
w i.i'.l nsM the miasmatic tah.t. Iheoiily
iva-iot-iire Jramuuity t unnisalann m io-
aifii.w vm r.i it it p-uvaletit, is to toiu :uitl
.tiguiate iu! jsu?m u iniunivuif; c.iKfii-u
ti ji -, io.i enriching tin li no l, and xuIhk.
mh 1 sunt iniMtus.to Oil ryMni'll.n.
lit su null.ae iti'coiiiplUlicd by nollim.;
- elTocii e'y as Jiotftter's Stomach ll.t-
vr. which ioiik expericmv ua pnyd to
!) Ihv mint lell.ible siiecuard aiydnst
fi c aid a-ruu .iiid klniJr'-i disorders as
wvtl i tin brt lomcly fo- them, lln
IliMCM -ire. moreover, att excellent inviir-
orant of tin ornnis of urinations, a-iil an
actlc iicinireiit. eliminating irom me ihikiu
tlio-c acid inipuritiis w hlcli originate rhcu-1
malic ailments.
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A CAMIYAL OF CRIME
Brntal and JiiptoM Mirier
Coimltei ly Bonds.
KNOCKED D0WU AND XI0XED.
Trouble Over a Will Games a Man
o "Kill His Niece and Com
mit Suicide.
Special by The Unixed Pkkss.
Mobbis, N. Y., Sept 30. A brutal
and unprovoked murder was com
mitted in this village last night
William Joslyn arrived here yester
day from Mount Clemens, jtlick, to
whije fr0Qt of
the Scoville house
conversing with two friends, a gang of
halt a dozen roughs came along and
attacked him, knocking him down and
kicking him brutally.
Tho roughs then fled and Joslyn
was picked up by his friends and
taken into a livery office, where he
died within a few minutes.
Tho murdered man formerly re
sided here and belonged to a promi
nent family. No uso is known for
the murder. His mnrderers havo
been arrested.
JUSTIFIABLE HOMICIDE.
nilllo Panherst Did. Bight
In
Killing' Her Betrayer.
Sjiecl.il to Thr Astoria. ,
So Francisco, Sept 30. An in
quest was held this afternoon in tho
caso of Samuel Goldberg, who was
shot by Millie Pantiorst on tho. 22nd
inst The ovidenco adduced showed
that Goldberg had previously tried to
kill the girl and had threatened her
stepfather. A verdict of jnstifiablo
homicide was rendered.
Murder and. Snlcidc.
Special bvTho Uhitbo I'bkss.
Lowell, Mass., Sopt 80. John D.
Nichols murdered his step neico and
then shot himself dead in Apple ton
this morning. The causo was a dis-
puto over a will
All Dne ta Carelessncvs.
Special to Tub Astoria - .
San Francisco, Sept. 30. A pecu
liar verdict was rendered to-day at
tnu raqncai in ine cases oi raincK
wuiigrow ana imcnaei ..ouni.-wno
The jury reudored aTerdiofc ilBding
that Mullgrow'a death waa. duov-to
Koenig's carelossnes3 in seuding him
into tho Innk, and Koenig's death
Was found to be due to his own care
lessness in going into tho tank after
Mnllgrew.
The Paris tailors are organizing
against tho swallow-tuiled black coat
for dinners, thoaters, concerts, otc.
They intend to introduce a garment of
lively colors, with silk linings, em
broidery and brass buttons.
Though it is generally known that 1 have-for the last I
year or two shown the largest assortment of Mens and I
j?ys, ffiear 'n e City, it will be news to most people that I
I am now away ahead of all my previous efforts. - Such an j
exhibition of the tailors' art in the production of a superior
stock at the most reasonable prices, I am sure cannot fail j
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Tho Reliable Clothier and Satter,
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GREETED "WITH FIKEABKIS.
A Returned. Convict Protected. by
Ills Family.
Special to The Astokiax.
Los AKQETiES, Sept 30. On July 2,
18S9, Wayne O. "Wheeling murdered
"Win. Tweedy at Lancaster, in this
county. He was tried for the crime
and sentenced to serve one year in
San Quentin.
His term expired last week, and this
morning he arrived at Lancaster a
free man. It was feared he would not
be permitted to leave the train, as
there was a deep feeling against him
among the citizens. However, his peo
ple were at tho train to greet and pro-
His father was armed with a Win
chester rifle, as was also his brother-in-law.
His sister carried a revolver,
as did also his mother. No demon
stration was made, although, there was
considerable talk among the bystand
ers and trouble was imminent Wheel
ing was taken to his home in safety.
THE READY REVOLVER.
A Slcxican Kills His Man in Mur
iyosa County.
8peclal to The Astoria.!
Merced, Cal., Sept 30. Word was
received hero to-day of a serious affray
that occurred last Sunday at Prince
ton, Mariposa county, between two
Mexicans known as "Curly-Headed
Joe" and "Arros," in which the former
was fatally shot by Arros. Tho
wounded man was taken to the county
hospital at Mariposa, where the wouud
was pronounced fatal by tho physi
cians. Tho shooting resulted from a quar
rel between tho two, Joe being tho
aggressor. Ho was approaching
Arros with a drawn knifo when the
latter warned him to desist and not
heeding tho command Arros quickly
drew a revolver and fired, the bullet
entering tho region of tho heart Joe
iswoll known in Mariposa and bears
a bad reputation.
Dangerous to Navigation.
Portland, Sopt 30. The United
States Engineors' Corps has been in
structed from .Washington to remove
tho wreck of tho Chas. Devens, which
was foundered fifteen years ago by
running on a reef of rocks in Coos bay
harbor. Tho vessel is visiblo at low tide
aud U dangerous to navigation.
A Bljj Passenger List.
Special to Tub Astoria?;.!
San Francisco, Sept 80. The
steamship China carried tho largest
consignment of Chinese that has
arrived hero this year on any one
ship, there being 418 in tho steerage,
besides several Chinese merchants
and their wive3 in the cabin.
Tltc Yaqnina Jetties.
Special In TllK ASTOliiAN.I
Portland. Sept 30. Under En
gineer J. C. Polhcmus, work has been
resumed on goverment jetties at
Yaqnina bay. "Tho-jetties and plants
are in superb order and the work will
bo pushed all winter.
HiirIM!s iruica Ksxtvc
Tiiu Ukst Ui.vk iii the world tor
CuL, Bruise?,. Sores, UIcei, Salt iUu
itin, Fever Sore5, Tetter, Chapped
ll.imls.Vliiibluins, Corns, and all .hin
rcriiiiUnnNnnd'positiwl. inn Piles,
or no jay reqtt red. It is ;j,u.ir:mlced to
give perfect :.iiisfsctii.u, or money re
funded. : rice 25 cents per box. For
sale by .). W. Conn.
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A SCRAP OF NEWSPAPER
DiscotoJ in tie Brasp or a Skel
eton in Africa.
A WIEfiD AUD WILD ST0EY.
An Officer Who Escaped from Cannibals
With the Loss of One Ear
Eelate3 It.
Special by The UjrrrEo Pbbjis,
Providence, E. I., Sept 30. Dur
ing a recent visit of Major Reginald
E. Tracy of the Capo Mounted rifle
volunteers of tho Cape of Good Hope,
to Mrs. H. Byron Porter, of Shelton
street in this city, there was told a
Btory which reach like fiction.
The central feature of the tale is a
portion of a Boston newspaper, which
was found in tho fleshless hands of a
skeleton in the heart of the wilds of
the dark continent
Whilo Major Tracy was traveling
across tho country fully 1000 miles in
land, a party of natives, which were in
his escort, were attacked bj a large
body of savages and nearly all lu3 fol
lowers were slaughtered. Ho and a
haudfnl of survivors were taken to tho
enemy's camp and kept without food
for six days.
The captives one by one wero
brained and cut up. Seeing that
tho major would rather starve than
oat human flesh, his captors provided
him with other food, which proved
not altogether unwholesome. Ho was
taken further iuto tho interior and
there brought before a chief, who or
dered one of his cars to bo cutoff,
which being done was thrown to a
dog lying at the chieftain's feet, and
tho animal devoured -the piece of
flesh.
After a week of confinement tho
major was appointed water carrier,
and while making a trip to a stream
ho camo acrosa the skeleton of a hu
man being in a dense wood clutching
a fragment of a Boston paper. Its
presence in that region remained a
great mystery until after tho major
hod escaped, when he learned that a
parto of whites several years before
had gone on an exploring expedition
and had never returned.
GAS EXPLOSION.
Several ITlcn Seriously and Per
haps Fatally Burned.
Special to The Astorian.
SuAiroKTN, Pa., Sopt 30. A gas
explosion occurred in the Sterling
colliery, owned by tho Philadelphia
and Beading Coal company at noon
to-day.
- Thomas. Blennan, John O'Gard,
Philip Chull, John Driscoll, Edwin
Durgan and three men whose names
aro unknown, wero seriously burned
and ten othera severely injured by tho
force of tho explosion. The mine was
badly damaged.
The wire to be used for tho tele
phone between Paris and London is
made of bronze. Enthusiasts believo
that all the telegraphic communica
tion will be superseded.
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A Firebug Escapes Imprison
ment in California.
Special to The Astorian.1
Modesto, Cal., Sept 30. The case
against Louis H. Day, charged with
the crime of arson, has occupied the
attention o tho court for the past ten
days.
Day was charged with setting fire
to his dwelling in the town of Tur
look on the 8th of December last for
tho purpose of getting 1,500, the
amount of tho insurance thereon. The
case has created considerable interest,
as Day bore an excellent oharacter
prior to the alleged crime, but was
subject to insanity spells.
The case was given to the jury at
9:45 o'clock this evening, and after
being out forty minutes they brought
in a verdict of not guilty on account
of insanity
SIZING THEM TCP.
The New Y'orlc "Sun" Still Pur
sues Tammany.
Special to The Astorian.1
New York, Sept 30. The Evening
Post follows up its analysis of the ex
ecutive committee of Tammany Hall
by an analysis of tho Tammany general
committee under tho caption of the
American Mafia, and says tho term
"semi-criminal Tammany" is strictly
descriptive, and it will print biograph
ies of the entire membership.
A summary of its investigation con
tains tho follewing: "Members, 4,564;
number permitted to vote, 267; rum-
eellers, 654; criminal rnmsellers, 565;
not in tho city directory, l,ilbb; no oc
cupation, 147.
TRAIft-WRECKlIRS A'S AVOJtK.
Tuc Fast Canadian Pacific Train
Derailed.
Special to The astorian.1
St John, N. B., Sept. 30. Word
has reached hero that train-wreckors
havo ditched the fast Canadian Pacific
epress train from Halifax, near An
atgance, sixty mile3 from St. John.
Tho road i3 blocked and definite in
formation is lacking. What news has
arrived, however, indicates that sleep
ers were fastened on the rails and that
the engine was smashed into frag
ments. The baggago car was also
damaged, but there is yet no word of
fatalities.
Some time ago at tho same placo a
bolt was taken from the track, a
switch left open and signals were
made to indicate that all was well.
That attempt was discovered in time.
Curious "Well, aro you going to
marry Estelle?" "No. I went to see
her father and he gavo me the refusal
of her."
Cure of Spinal Weakness.
E.F. Woolston, Yates, Orleans Co.
N. Y., writes:
"My wife, five years ago, was confined
to her bed with inflammatory rheuma
tism of the muscles of tho hack. The
doctors thought her case hopeless, and
doomed her to be a bedridden invalid.
The violent pain kept her awake al
most every night. She lost over thirty
pounds in weight. To ease her pain L
thought I would put on Allcocks
Porous Plasters, i covered her
hack with them. To my great delight
she began to sleep well. The pain very
much abated in one week. 1 then took
the plasters off, washed her back, and
put on fresh ones. At the end of the
second week, sho insisted on cettinc
up, and by tho third week was entirely
well and able to attend to her house
hold duties."
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HATS &V FINE FURNISHING GOODS
Trunks and Valises
Blankets
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ILIVE CLOTHING SELLER;
In Occident Hotel
LOOKINI TO THE COAST.
A NefsCMj of Stoiies Reiartiu
tie Atchison Road.
JAY GOULD IS INTERESTED.
The Line Oan Easily Obtain Entrance
to Frisco and Meet the Union
Pacific.
Special By The Unitkd Pres3.
New York, Sept 30. The Pacific
coast railway situation starts a new
crop of stories and interviews daily.
Gould announces himself a largo
holder in tho Atchison and is conse
quenty friendly. Writers of Taihoad
news on the daily and financial papers
say if the Atchison moves, it will
place it on terms of equality with the
Union Pacific.
As regards an entrance into San
Francisco the Tunes says the agree
ment between tho Southern and Un
ion Pacific lines can be easily set
aside.
All such talk is coupled with re
nowed speculations concerning the
probability of the independent build
ing of the road to the Pacifia coast
TfJK TIIUNDEKEIfc SPEAKS.
The JLoudon "Times" Talks
About tueltlcKinlcy Bill.
Special to TuEAsToniAN.i
London, Sept. 30. Referring to
tho McKinley bill to-day the Times
says in a long leader: "Its avowed
ends as a protective measure will no
doubt bo secured, it will discourage
foreign competition and will diminish
or exclude very many classes of
foreign goods, which havo found a
market in American cities.
"That it will derange industries
abroad i3 perhaps no objection to it
from strictly an American point of
view. This, however, it will not do
without inflicting equal damage on
Americans."
In Daudet's forthcoming work the
question of divorce will be analyzed
and developed, especially in. its rela
tions to the situation, of children of
parents who have been separated by
the law.
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A CLEAN AND PERFECT CURE. OF
Hurts md Bruises.
A Doctor Saw It.
Lawrence. Kansas. Aug. 9, 1SSS.
Gco'-nc Patterson fell from a '24 story -window,
striking a fence I found him using St. Jacobs
OU freely all over his hurts. J saw tiT next
iriprnlngat'work; on the blue spots had gone,
leaving neither pain, scar nor swelling.
C: K. J.EUMANN, M. D.
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