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rS"-- " ? fwwy gsyjjgjpwoowf3 jjy vrer"' i -- jsraoi p,!sKar,- r- irft'''J-' (I) r tsSsP lrff$ swsss vs in! hi j i iflfiif i 'H&sm xi fRi Tiirii in im VOL. XXXV, NO. 147. 3ASH a O c3 K o 3fe 0 r t c3 L OSGOOD, Ttor ftoit:vu GlothiiT ami II tit i. 3UHDER J SHIRT.F 1 totiB EeostYiett. tans. Ahk -LUZERNE KSITTISa fflttS,- p Double MliS Scated VSr 3KlTHEf lifRaTECTOBE ordinary "aTw.6"- ft -LUZERNE KNITTING LLS,-F flimtiraKewncyrapMgPTi cog HO raes 1 a b fss a Call now and leave vour order for AS WE WILL HAVE A TON OF FINE TURKEYS WHICH WE WILL SELL AS CHEAP AS ANY MAR KET IN TOWN, GIVE US A CALL. BUSINESS GAKDS. J- . HA3IITS. ATTOKXE" T L.VV. Astoria, - Oregou. Ofliee, three ilo.nrs east Court House, Third street. p J. V.VllTl. Attorcej-al-lAw: Notary Pnljllc. iKtJumlonor of Deeds fur V':ishnton iteikun' Office la Pla vol's new buck 'mUAMti. Cir. Second and Giss htreet,s. AlTtJUNKY A.V LAW. aks; CA. street, doors b.icK Ond fiv nuildinR, Astoria, Oregon. J. a. boum;y, Vtr-. stnit ('onretlnr Jit i.uw Jk'-..b Cieiiainus Street, Astoria, Oregon Jl. R. KANACA, ATTOUXKY AT UW. ejSlp over White House Cor., Astoria, Or. AMI NUTAKV rUUMC E-Ntabiisliwl lRJ"t Third Street, lu-xt to . I'. vj-mphiif-'r. Astoria, Or. r W. PARKER, Hm! Esiats and Insurance Agent Conveyancer and Notary i'.sb'i- 1X rVU.H -itr t. ppo.i:e the "mMlH v. tW-Jwren Oiiouniiiiis Spii,:iiiie i-t- . A-tori i. on-gon t. sXKVKJil.M'. 1 a VM::: lT I. A r It'wl iie". ' o-iv tiinh'ioi m rs),; u.ut Vis n! rtt . n v.a r -' IVOJ .. i' X.'t'!''. Ca street. 1xTpcxi 3rd and 4th SricUJ attention lo :)irfvses or Women AttA Children, by Dr. A, L. Fulton. Scccisd attention to Surgery, by Dr. J. A. Pulton. OICcc bours from 10 to 12 A. !,. and 1 to 4 r.H. rK. Yt. W. STRlCKIiKK, . rnrsiciAN, soiw;cox ani diiuogist In simple cases, clmrges o'Uy for medi- Hcar Postofflco, Chcnamus Street. Astoria. OreRoa. TiielseB, Lester & Antaeii, CIVIL ENGINEERS, Sarveyors and Architects. Office, JIoom 9, Vi-avel's Cr.B'o SECOND STREET P.O.Box 813. ASTOIUA, OR. osrspas! Sole Agent, i 00, GOJ Third St., Cur. Wil Ninth I HIIIL, U.l-aMlUIML-l-JULJ-I II FOR LOOK OUT FOR THE AT MARKET. JAY TUTTLE, hi. D. -'hysician, Surgeon and Acconoheur. Ofllce, KoomC, Ptht.in Duilding. Office hours-: lo to 12 and 2 to 5. Residence, C39 Cedar Street. :MIfelAN AND SUIUiEON. Sjeii.ti .uteiitlon to Disea.ses of-Women inl Sur.-ery. ki: OiiHjsite Telegraph Ofllee, up Main, Astoria, -nr i. G md uate of Cle eland Homoeopathic Hos pital College, and Post-Cradu.ite of New fork City Polyclinic School of Medicine ami Surgery. 1'irst and Main streets, Portland. IHNenseK of Women a Specialty. "TVIt I'. A. HV.f . DENTTIST Hooms 3 and 4. Fla el's new Hriek Build ing. W. T. ItfJRHKV. U T. KAKIN J. W. DltAl'HK. Biirney, Birin & Draper, AltnrnejtH " at-tMW. .Oregon City, Oregon. Twelve jeara exerience as lteglster ot die D. S. Land. Olllco here, recommends us in our specialty of Miumcand all other bus iness before the Land Offlce or the Courts, md involving the practice in the General Land ORlre. H. SESTSOM, Practical : Watchmaker, ASTSf A. OK. A fine line of :old and Silver Vatches, r,ol!d OOid anJ lla'eil .lewclr. Crocks, etc., ,vt reasonable prices. KeiMimi,; Pomjtly Sor.i'. Nov, to .Moigaa &h limn John 0. Dement. DRUGGIST. Successor to W. E. Dement & Co. Carries Complete Stocks of Orugs and Druggists' Sundries. PrcitrrltittiiKs (.irtTuSty fflmiMiunitrt!. Agent lor Mexican Salve and NoTvyegian -Flit" Cur f Thompson & Boss Carry a Full Line of ' Choice Staple and Fancy Groceries. Give Us a Call and Be Convinced. j w CAgE insurance Aient. ltlli'KESENTIt; California Manna Ins. Co , S. F. Columbia Fira tni Warine Ins. Cj., lVrthmil. Home Mutual Instance Co Phcenix of London. Imperial Gf London. S. F. fi2. BANKER. Transacts a General Banking Business. Draft draw n available in any put of Hie 0. S. awl itarope, ami n lioi.K Kw China DFKli'K JlOUKS : lit A. M. to 3 X. SI. Oni rit.Lw- liini.ni.Nfi. AsftrU. On-con. TS?3EtI."H3 Astoria National Bank is xov, e: en fej: GENERAL BANKING BUSINESS Arrujnts of Tiniis siittl Imlivlm'.a's Si ii itt-il on Ka oniWc "I t-nn. lutt-rt-t mill on lime DcjkmK Moisoy Icir.ii on I'ci&onal .security. Foro'pn an ! ln:iii"-'ic holia!p- 1uiik!iI atul sold. C. TP. tMcr, l'rci.leiit. John IlnbMiii, Vici- l'u'. A. EI. Kdcc, CaMik-r. 1. K. Warren. 1 ii;,,.tr iaverick National IZArtlt, 1EOSTON, 31 ASS. CAPITA I SUKPMJS .. hflO.OOD AccoimU of Hanks. Ii.nfttr anl rorpora tiosis solicited. Onrracl'itlesrorCOlil.KUl IONS an- excel lent, aiid c re-.llscdunt. for Is.inKs v. hen 1) i'.a!.crs rarn.nt :t. P.o-t-i is :i Kesene City, anil bilancis withiu fr.i:i5 Hanks (not loctud ii: other Ite-en c Ci let) count .-u a resene. WedniWLiir ov-.n exehanue on Imdon aud the Continent, :uid make cable tra-isfi-rs ami nlace money tij telegraph throughout the United States and Canada. V'c have a maiket for prime, lirM-c'as Investment Stcurities, and inite pnipos.i!s fnim SLites. Count ics and Cities when is suing bonds. Wo do a general 11-uikin:: Business, and In vite rorresiKJiidci-ci-. ASA P. rOTTEIt, Pre-sident. JU. W. WOHK, Cashier. THE PORTLAP SAVINGS BANK OK rnUTI.VM, OUKOO.V. Paid up capital Surpluslimt proM S200.COO CO.000 Interest allowed on saviors depaMts as logons. On onlinary s.nln,s books, I per cent per annum. On term siin,ts books, c rer c-ut per annum. On certificates of deposit : for three months, 4 per cent ptr annum. 1'or si: months, 5 per cent per annum. For tweive months, c per cent per annum. KltAMC DEKUM, President. 1). P. IHOMPSON.Vics President. II. C. s-iKALTOX, Cahier. Astoria Iron fork Coniyun'.y St., Foot '-f .lacksoii, Astin.t Macliiuists and. Boiler Mate Land and Marine Engines ItOlI.i:U W02JK. Steamboat Work and Canncnj Worh A rtIFi:iAL,TV. Castings of ail Descriptions Made to Order at Short Notice. JOHN Fox A. L. Fox, J.. ilCSTliKK ,.. President. a;id Suot Vice President See. and Trcas -THE- -COKNER- WEST FIFTH AND WALL STS. ASTOKIA, OnEox. OASTI3STGS Of all Descriptions 10 ORDER ON SHORT NOTICE. hlADi W. F.Sclieibe, . ' CrfJAK .MAN'UKACTUUEK. Snwkers' Articles in Stock. THE TRADE SUPPLIED. Special P.rai ds Manufactured to Onlrr. MAIN STREET. - - Astoria, Or LIDDICOAT & CRIBB. Carpenters and BuUli:rs. Holt & McCurtrie's old stand. ha e over 200 plates and draw ings of all kinds and styles of dweHlng-liousMs, ranging from $900 to $".2,000 Call and see them. INCANDESCENT ELECTRIC LIGHTS Prices. All Night Lights, per Month, each $2 00 12 o'clock " " ' ... 1 50 10 ' " " 1 25 West Shore Mills Company. Never Travel"Vfilhout a Box of Scow Bay Foimary c222iRS ASTOT1TA, ORIBGOS, TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 25, 1 890. TELEGRAPHIC SUMMARY. Tho Indian scaro in Dakota is subsid ing. Thomas Facetti; Sons, of PittBbnrR, failed. AuRust Belmont, Iho famous New York banker, died yesterday. Tho dead body of o supposed robber was found neAr Taconia. The slock market in New York was unsteady ncain yesterday. Count Julius Knroly, a Hungarian statesman, died yesterday. Guatemala has placed, an export duty on silver of 1.84 per pound. An Indian was run over by the cars at Tacoma and instantly killed. Mrs. J. E. Alsop.of Tacoran, was killed by a runaway team at Tacoma. Th 3 village of Akron, N. Y, was de stroyed by fire; no particulars. Estcnsive floods and hurricanes are re pDrled in Austria and Germany. The Danish schooner Jlenina was sank in a collision; five lives vero lost. The first through ir.iiu for Anncorles will leao Tacoxnn this morning. Tue census of Brooklyn, N. Y., shown by returns of the jolieo is 853,815. Edward Brandon, a prominent Wall street broker, suspended yesterday. A Tacoma paper urges tho opening of tho ruyallup reservation to whito set tlers. A fieroe btorm is raging along tho Brit ish const; a number of disasters are re ported. Colonel John It. Baker, a prominent slock operator of Devon, Penu., has dis appeared. A daring young thief in Tacoma snatched a purse from a lady's hand, but was captured. The trainmen of tho St. Louis branch of tho Chicago and Eastern Illinois rail road have struck. It is reported that the Oregon Improve ment companj' will go into tho hands of a receiver to-day. Dr. A. M. Turner, a prominent citizen and politician at Falkyille, Ala., killed his wife and child. A dynamite cartridge caused tho death of two men and the serious injury to .two others in New York. Tho British steamship Calypso foun dered at sea, having beon in collision; tho crew was saved. Tho strike on the Chicago and Eastern Illinois railroad has caused a freight blockade at Terro Haute. General Denny, minister to China, is again spoken of as a probable democratic candidate for tho vice presidency. More trouble with tho Chinese laborers who wero defrauded out of tho their mone3 in San Francisco is expected. A candidate for tho United States senate in Arkansas proposes to an op ponent to settle tho m.Uter by popular vole. The leading homo rulo paper in Lon don announces that Parnell will sur teader the leadership of tho Irish nation alists. The leport that work on tho Gray'a Harbor and "Willapa Harbor extension of the Northern Pacific is to Blop, is denied in Tacoma. Fifty thousand dollars of the $100,000 necessary to purchase terminal grounds for tho Union Pacific at Tacoma has been subscribed. Tho cashier of tho Chicago, Bock Island and Pacific railroad at Peoria, Ills., has been arrested for embezzle ment; Bhortagc $18,000. An investigation of the affairs of the Midland Mercantile Company, of Kansas City, led tho manager, Charles Corn stock, to commit suicide; tho shortage was $8,000. Additional Tchgraph on Second and Fourth Page. AUOTIOKT AND COMMISSION -HOUSE. MARTIN OLSEN, Successor to K. C .llolden. The oiuest established Commission House m Oregon (Joods of all kinds sold on com mission. Auction Sales Every Saturday. Oeueral RepairinR. Jobbing and Uphol-tand stcring done. TFino stock or Furniture on hand. When you want Bargains In Household Goods go to MARTIN OL8E.N E. P. N00NAN & CO. (Successors to) DEALERS IN Groceries I Produce. Water Street, Astoria, Oregon. TLLKPllONK -M. 7. - P. O. BOX 350 FARM AND DAIRY RAHC4T0 LET Twenty to Thirty Choice Cows AND 30 to 50 Acrosof Fine Meadow Farming Land A Farm of l CO acres, 4 to 5 acres of orchard In cl,;!ce fruits, complete farm buildings, near Astoria. Convenient to sell milk In Uia city. All farming tools and dairy appli ances. One span fine Farm Horses and Wagon. Apply to thh offlce, or to A.H. Sale, on the premises, at Woodland Farm Young's lUver, Or. Meeting Notice. THE ANNUAL MEETING OF THE Masonic Land and Building Association of Astoria will be held at the office of Capt. George Flavel, on Wednesday, December 17th. 1600. at two o'clock v, m.. for the pur pose of electing Ave (5) directors for the en suing year, ana for the transaction of such other business as may come before the meeting. S. T. McKEAN, Secretary Astoria, Oregon, November 16, 1800. ' THE POLITICAL- ARENA General DenliyMentloneu for Secoiiu Place in 1892. A CANDIDATE'S PE0P03ITI0N. He Wants to Go to tho United States Senate From Arkansas "by A Popular Vote. Spocial by Tho Ua'itkd 1'bess. "Washixoion, Nov. 24. There is the best authority for tho statement that General Dcnby, minister to China, will not be removed by the present administration. He is not only a personal friend of President HarrisoD, the inliraacy ex tending lo the families of bolh men, but ho. represents tho best elements of independent democracy. The presi dent realizes that he would make "hioro enemies by removing General Denby than he would securo friends. Thcro is an undercurrent of con siderable strength among democratic leaders in favor of General Denby for the vice president's place on the ticket in 1892. They say he was a brave and brilliant soldier; that he has made no antagonisms and would command the vote of every man who believed in the principles of tho democratic party. A POLITICAL. SEIVSATIOK. Novel Proposition to Elect a Senator From ArknnsnN. Special to Tim ASTOniAX.l LiTTiiB Hock, Ark., Nov. 21. Some thing of a sensation was created in political circles this morning by the publication of a letter from "William Fishback, of Fort Smith, addressed to United States Senator James K. Jones, in wliich the writer make3 a novel proposition. He says that as both desire to go to the United Stales senate, and as there is a growing sentiment all over the country that the people should have a voice in the election of their senators, he proposes that they agree to leave the choice between them to the people of the state, and they join in a request to the chairman of the state central committee to appoint a date upon which the democrats of the state shall hold primary elections, and indicate by their votes which one of them is their choice. Senator Jones is in Washington, but his friends aro generally opposed to tho proposition. Another Wall Street FnilHrc. Special to The astouiax.i New York, Nov. 24. Ed Brandon a broker at No. 2, Wall Btreet an nounced his inability to meet hi3 obli gations. Edward Brandon was one of the oldest and most prominent mem bers of the exchange and was ad mitted to membership September 8th, 1852, and.considered ono of wealthiest brokers on tho floor. Work Will Not Stop. Special lo Tux astouian Tacoma, Nov. 24. Tho rumor that work on the Gray's Harbor and Wil lapa Harbor extension of the Northern Pacific railroad was to be stopped. proves to be untrue, as telegrams from bt. Paul to-day state that the work will be pushed right along throughout the winter. Foolish Concealment. Special to Tnr. AstokuxJ Buda Pesth, Nov. 24 Count Julias Karoly,awell known Hunga rian statesman, died to-day of cancer of the tongue, lie concealed his mal ady from evcnone until the last moment Aolicc. GOD'S BLESSING TO HUMANITY So Saj-s an Oregon Pioneer Ninety Years Old. Fouest Gnovi:. Or., March 19. 1 have used the OREGON KIDNEY TEA and obtained immediate relief. It is God's blessing to humanity. 1 take pleasure in recommending it to the afflicted. I am now nearly ninety years old, came to Oregon in 1842 in the em ploy of the Hudson's Uay Company, and s'ncel began using the OREGON KiiJ'iiY: tea l enjoy good neaitn. DAVID MUNROE. O- DQODFLDSISr Contractor and Sione Mason All kinds of Stone Work done In a neat substantial manner. Address all Orders or CorresDondence Box 213, Astoria, Or. 0pPfundery. IT IS THE IDE ATj MEDICINE. V It rouses the Liver and Kidneys and Stomach, Cures 1 Icadachc, Dyspepsia, creates an Appe tite, Purifies the Impure Blood, and Makes The "Weak Strong. Used everywhere. 91 a bottle t six for (& FOR SALE MutOMuM Cheap For Cash. Inquire at Standard Saloon JACOBS t PLUMMER, Contractors anil Builders. Estimates Given on Brick, Stone, or Wood Worh. Cencrcte and. Cement Work a Specialty. OFFICE, 118 Genevieve Si. DROPPED OUT OF SIGHT. 3Iyatcrions Disappearance of a Steele Operator. Special to The astoriajt.I PHUiADEiiPHiA, Nov. 24. Colonel John A. Baker, a well-known stock operator, -who lived at Devon, Pa., is missing. He is known to have been heavily interested in stock of the Lehigh Navigation Company, which within the past few weeks, has heavily depreciated in value. Thursday morning he left his home, ostensibly for Philadelphia, and has not since been seen or heard of. Colonel Baker i3 understood to have been the organizer and chief holder of a largo block of Lehigh Navigation stock. FLOODS IN EUROPE. Towns in Austria and Germany Suffer Damage. Special to The AsxoniAN.1 Vienna, Nov. 24. Hurricanes have prevailed for three days in various parts of Axostria. with avalanches and Hoods in the mountain regions. The rivers are rising rapidly. Cabxsbap, Nov. 24. The river Topel has risen and Hooded n large portion of this town. All tho shops on Alten and Nuen-"NYess have been carried away. Tacoma Notes. Special to Tue AsToniAx.l Tacoma, Nov. 21. Tommy Itwis, an Indian, living on tho reservation here, was cut in two by a Northern Pacific train Saturday night while walking on the track. He was intoxicated at the time. Business men are complaining of poor business and slow collections. Tho first through train from Tacoma to Anacortes will leave here to-morrow morning. About SoO.OOO of tho SIOO.OOO wanted for tho purchase of the Union Pacific railroad terminal grounds, ha3 already been subscribed and the com mittee says thoy will have easy sailing for the rest. The team of J. E. Alsop ran away to-day, throwing Mrs. Alsop out, she deceiving injuries from which she died this evening. SEVERAL DISASTERS AT SEA. Fierce Storm Raging Along the Britisii Coast. A A'UJTIiEIt OF VJESSELS X.OSI Special by The Ukitkd Pkess 1 London, Nov. 24. There is no abatement in tho fury of tho storm prevailing in tho English Channel and elsewhere along the British coast. Numerous wrecks and collisions are reported. At Hartland the British steamer UppingJiam, from Cordiff for Port Said, is ashore. Twenty-one persons have been taken off, bnt the first offi cer is drowned and a boat containing five of the crew is missing. The Danish schooner Hegina has been sunk in a collision with the steamer Primate. Five of the schoon er's crow were drowned. The steamer put into Copenhagen. The British steamship Calypso, from Mediterranean ports, foundered off Sandgate after being in a collision. The crew has arrived at Folkstone. The collision occurred last night with another vessel, a Spanish steamer. It is supposed that the Spaniard also foundered. HatiTfax, Nov. 24. News has been received of the wreck of a craft con taining Captain Snow, his wife, son and a sailor, at St. Francis. The cap tain's son was the only one saved. A Sure Cure for Piles. Itching Piles are known by moistnre like perspiration, causing intense itch ing when warm. This form as well as Blind, Bleeding or protruding, yield at once toDr, Bosanko's Pile remedy, which acla directly on the parts atTected, absorbs tumors, allays itching and effects a permanent cure. 50c. Druggists or mail; treatise free. Dr. Bosanko, Piqua, O. Sold by J. W. Conn. The Virginia peanut crop is esti mated at 3,000,000 bushels, and it is rumored that a trust has been formed. Important Ifol Ice. Now is the time to test the best Ca tarrh, Bronchitis, Asthma and Rheu matic Cure in the City of Astoria. Fifty packages of LcKoy's West India Catarrh Cure, the regular price of which is $3.00, can be had from J. W. Conn, the drugRbt, at 1.00 per package, thereby saving $4.00. This is a preparation warranted to cuie. Call aud get a packacc, as they go fast. Kemember the place Conn'r., oppo site the Occident Hotel. 6. Brown & Co., Proprietors. .Los Angeles, Cal. P. O. Box 892. Blumaur-Frank Drug Co., Portland. "Where ignorance is bliss 'twere folly to pay $2,000 a year to send a boy to Harvard. flcndaclie ami llyspepsin. William E. Rockwell, H 0.512 West 57th street, New York, says: "1 have 1 ecn a martyr to bilious head ache and dyspepsia. Any indiscretion in diet, overfatigue, or cold, brings on a fit of indigestion, to be followed by a headache lasting two or three days at a time. 1 think I must have tried over twenty different remedies, which were recommend as certain cures by loving friends, but it was no use. At last I thought I would take a simple course of purgation with Buaxdreth's Piils. For the first week I took two pills every night, then one pill for thirty nights; in mac time i gameu tnree pounds in weight, and never have had an ache or a pain since." Disease in one" part of the body will eventually fill the whole body with dis ease. Every year or two some part of the system grows vjeak and begins to decay. Such part should be removed at once, and new matter he allowed to lake its place. There's no need of cut ting it out with a surgeon's scalpel. Purge away the old, diseased and worn out parts with Braxdiieth's Piixs. SHILOH'S CURE will immediately relieve Croup, Whooping Cough and Bronchitis. "HACKMETACK," a lasting and fragrant perfume. Price 25 and 50 cents. CHOKED THEM TO DEATH A Physician Marte His Wife Anil Daughter. DEATH OF AUGUST BELMONT The Sioux Scare Over Oregon Improvement 'Company in Financial Difficulties. Special b7Tho Usited Pbkss. FaiiKTttiTit:, Ala., Nov. 24. Dr. A. M. Turner, an ex-member of the legis lature, last night, choked his wife and little daughter to death. The doctor has twice been a patient in an insane asylum. The child raised an alarm before being killed and when the citizens rushed in they found the doctor in a wild frenzy. He declared that his wife had tried to kill him and that he acted in self -defense throughout. A RECEIVER WANTED. Tlic Oregon Improvement Com pany In Trouble. Special to Tup. Astoria.1 New York, Nov. 24. It was stated to-day, and not denied at the com pany's office, that the Oregon Im provement Company would to-morrow apply to have Joseph Simon ap pointed receiver. The appointment will be made at Portland, Or. It is stated that the in terest due December 1st will not be paid, and tho company's trouble is said to be due to the fact that loans, which it procured to carry on work on its extensions, have been called in and the company is unable to pay them. The president of tho company, Elijah Smith, is said to bo seriously ill and confined to his home. The properties controlled by the company comprises the Pacific Coast Steamship Company, operating five lines on tho Northern Pacific coast, several railways and a largo amount of coal lands and real estate. At the close of the last fiscal year the company's liabilities amounted to 18,007,087, offset on balance sheet by an equal amount of assets. Since then the company has authorized and executed a consolidated mortgage of 615,000,000 of which 6,314,000 was reserved to rotiro prior issues and pre ferred stock. It is stated that the company is solv ent, but owing to the condition of the money market, the officers deem it best for all interested to have a re ceiver appointed. THE SCARE SUBSIDING. Indian Troubles In Dakota Are About Over. Special to The AstoriaiM MinneapomsNov. 24. A JournaVs Pierre South Dakota special says: "This is ration day at Cheyenne Agency and the Indians are congregat ing there in large numbers. The scare is subsiding and Indian Agent Norvill, who has just returned from the Bad Biver country, says the Indians there are abandoning the dances." Omaha, Nov. 24. The latest advices from the Pine Bidge agency are to the effect that the Indians continue to bring in their squaws and children, which is taken as a sure sign by the army people that there will be no fighting at that point. General Brooke wires that the band moving toward the Crow agency. which stampeded the settlers in North Wyoming, is that of "Young Man Afraid of His Horse," who is friendly and goes with a permit and under es cort Chicago, Nov. 24. Up to noon to day no additional advices had been received at army headquarters regard ing the Indian situation and Colonel Corbin stated that the situation so far as known was precisely tho same as indicated in the dispatches of last night. DEATH OF AUGUST KEL.ITIONT. The Famous Banltcr Dies In New York City. Special to TnK Astoriax.1 New York. Nov. 24. August Bel mont, tho banker, died early tins morning. Belmont was in his 74th year. Ho contracted a cold, which developed pneumonia and caused hiB death, while attending a recent horse show. The banking house of August Belmont & Co. was closed this morn ing, and on the door was posted the follewing: ''Closed on account of the death of Mr. Belmont." In the office no business was transacted, except that of tho most pressing natnre. The Firemen's Benefit. Members o Columbia Engine Com pany, No. 3, feel grateful to those cit izens who patronized their benefit last evening at tho opera house, and only wish that the attendance had been larger. The entertainment was good. John Jack did well, he always does, and Annie JFirmin's singing was so well appreciated that she was encored. John "Jack and family go over to "Washington thi3 morning, but expect to return here in about two months. It Consumption Incurable? Read the follewing: Mr. C. II. Morris, Newark, Ark., says: "Was down with Abscess of Lungs, apd friends and phy sicians pronounced me an Incurable Consumptive. Began taking Dr. King's New Discovery for Consumption, am now on my third bottle, and able to oversee the work on my farm. It is the Gnest medicine ever made." Jesse Middleware Decatur, Ohio, says: uHad it not been for Dr. "King's New Discovery for Consnmptien I would have died of Lung Troubles. Was given up by doctors. Am now in best of health." Try it. Sample bottles free at J. W. Conn's Drug Store. ARE YOU MADE miserable by Indi gestion, Constipation, Dizziness, loss of Annetite. Yellow Skin? Shiloh's Vitalizer is a positive cure. WHY WILL YOU cough when Shi loh's Cure will give immediate relief. Price 10 cts., 50 cts., and $L PRICE FIVE CENTS MONEY OR BLOOD. Defrauded Chinese li&berera Threaten Treable. Special to The AstobiaxJ San Fhancdsco, Nov. 24. It was supposed that the trouble between the two hundred and fifty Chinese, who worked during the past season in Alaska canneries and who were de frauded out of their earnings, and sev eral Chinese firms had been settled, but such is not the case and mora trouble is liable to take place at any time. . A meeting of the Chines seven companies wa3 held yesterday, but nothing definite was de cided upon. The laborers are clamor ing for their money und threaten to loot several stores and kill those who oppose them. It is said that the seven companies are trying to raise funds by subscription to quiet the men but con tributions are corning in slowly. HIS ACCOUNTS SHORT. Suicide ef the manager ef a Her catile Concern. Special to The Astoria k.1 Kansas Cut, Mo., Nor. 24. For some days past an investigation of the affairs of the Midland Mercantile Company, has been going on. The company was organized only two months ago, bnt in that time there has been a shortage of over 38,000. The investigation came to a close to-night. Charles Comstock, the business manager, yesterday afternoon, went to his home on "Woods' farm and took a dose of laUdaumn, dying this morning. A DARING THIEF. He Snatches a Purse From A Lady's Hand. Special to The Astoria.! Tacoma, Nov. 24. John Gorman, a young man about twenty years old, snatched a purse containing a large amount c" money from the hands of a lady on Pacific avenue to-day and started to run, but was quickly sur rounded by a crowd of men and com pelled to srirrender it. The act was daring owing to th fact that the street was packed with people) as it was the noon hour. THE NOTORIOUS WHITFIELDS. "Doc" Armtefl in California for Assault to Mnrier. HIS BROTHERS ACCOMPLICES The "Whitfield brothers, who recently aohieved fame here, and narrowly escaped being sent to state prison .for robbing the cabins of settlers, along the Lewis and Clarke river section, have been heard from again. TIus time they are in trouble at Oakland Cal Details in reg ard to the case are meager as tne brothers were only arrested yesterday. Last night Chief of Police Barry received a dispatch stating that O. S. alia3 "Doc" "Whitfield, had been ar rested in Alameda for robbery and assult to murder, and that L. S., alias Bute, and E. "W., alias Fred "Whitfield, his brothers were in custody as acces sories. The weapon used was a sand bag, and the California authorities, fearful that they cannot make the charge stick against the two last named, desired to know if the brothers were wanted here. Chief Barry wired in such a manner as will enable the California officers to hold the men long enough for them to complete the working up of the case against them. The brothers are notorious crooks and a strong suspicion exists that they were implicated in the murder of Crosby of Tacoma. MARINE NEWS AND NOTES. The British barks Birker and Ochertyre left up the river yesterday. The steam schooner Alliance ar rived in from Gray's Harbor yester day. The British ship City of Carlisle cleared for the United Kingdom yes terday. She is flour laden. & The steamer R. P. Elmore blew its whistle about 7 o'clock last evening. She is from Tillamook with a cargo of salmon. 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