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panuaattotka aeovlsleas at a eartoJa
eoataact Velweea" toe Astasia, Boat
Ceast Balhrar Ce. ; tke rattle Coastrae
tlon .; aaa J. M. Saalth. wkesela the
psoaerty kewlnafter descxtke. was eos.
vey ed aadmnefeare4 to sae In tnst to kl
as seeaHtf for the pava-ient f the sum et
ttt T40.ee due the sal S. H. Sailtk fot work
ia tko eonstvaotloa f eertalu railroad, aai.
to be sold ky me aad ennvertod intoeavk la
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napaU slace toe lh iay f Aaa ast. )Wb,
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day ef DeeeMbcr.
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foreneoa. at the banklnr
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city at Astoria, Oiataoa eoanrr, state of
Orecoa, aroeeed to sell at aattloa to Vke
klchcat kldder lor eash Is hanC.all or so
ranch of the following; 4erik4 yropesty ta
aay be surfielent to-aatisryssld c'emaaC aad
latoirst from said liih day af Aairust, ISM.
at tke sate of 8 nei eeat. ner aaann aad Bh
i cos's ef hh paseee 'lng, to wit : all ef the
01 rue ami aioriKase aoaes 01 saia railway
eonpaoy, aumbored fremeae trtMlineln
slveand eaeh helns la tke sura ef si.ttw.
l.ew shares ef thi pM up eapltal s'oek el
said railway compaay.
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AddlMoa to Ocean Greve. to-wrt :lats 1. S. 1,4.
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sold Xev. tr, 18N. but ky eoaaeat ef the
parties above aaamd. tke sale was
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TELEGRAPHIC SUMMARY.
Germany has reoognized. the United
SUUs of Brazil.
3. J. Daly, of Victoria, ;haa been ar
rested for bigamy.
The report that Blaine is a. candidate
for president i denied.
The Irish American society in Kansas
City ondorsed Parnell.
Tke bank of Senator Dejamater nt
f MeadTilkr, Fa., failed.
The ht-raakers' lockout at Danbury,
Cons., kitf been broken.
Tke total aaaount of transcontinental
bvtiaetf-ssgTCfiates $25,000,000'.
Tke failure of oropa in Nebraska ren
ders thensaadi of families destitute. '
Senator Stanford, of California, denies
that he's a candidate for the presidency.
IT. & A. Mayer, cotton factors at New
Orleans, kaVe failed; liabilities $1,
600,000. The -wrecked' steamship Costa will be
repaired at Victoria; the cost is to bo
135,000.
The steamship Hatiit Gage, of tho
Alaska salmon fleet, has arrived in San
L Francisco.
John Byan, an employe of the O. B. &
N. Co., was arrested in Portland for em
bezzlement. Six thousand Indians camped near
Frisco, in the'Oklahoma country, aro ter
rorizing tho settlers.
Tho Union Pacific company had a nar
row escape from being placed in the
hands of a receiver.
The Croe Indians in Canada to the
nnmbor of 6,000, it is said,, will join the
Sioux on the war path.
The schooner Ida Florence was wrecked
oh the rocks at Iverson'a Landing; four
of the crew are missing. s
Several ships arrived at San Francisco
yeeterdayln a damaged condition; all
met the force of the storm.
Laek of despateho3 from the Indian
country is indicated by authorities at
Washington ns a good indication.
The fire at Pittabarg early 'yesterday
morning destroyed four buildings, killed
one fireman and injured several; the loss
was $210,000.
Tho National Farmer's Alliance has
passed a resolution oalling for a correc
tion of the census returns in regard to
farm mortgages.
A.K. Tingle, special treasury agent,
reoemmends as a means' of reducing
opium smpggling that the duty on tho
drug be lowered.
The Bailors en tke British ship Bt-un-n4ll,
now at San Diego, tell stories of
orueltyjtnd. say two of the seen who fell
overboard off the Horn were allowed to
drowa.
Congress passed a resolution directing
tke seoretary of war to issue 1,000 stands
of arms each to the states of North and
South Dakota, Wyoming, Nebraska and
Kentaaa.
I. PV. Case,
BANKER.
SMBsweta a Stnersi Banking Bumese.
drafts drawa available ln!aay partifUie
B. 8. jwA Burope, aad qn liong Kong, China.
rwca Hooita : 18 x. u. t S r. x.
tto.FakowBOTLBixa, Astoria. Oregon.
Astoria National Bank
t W KOW OPBN FOR
SEIERAL BAimS BUSINGS
Aeeouats of Firms and Individuals Solic
ited oa Favorable Terms.
Interest raid on Tine Deposits. Money
Loaned oa Personal security.
Eoreira aaa uomestic xckanire boneht
id soU
O. T.Aee. President.
JTatm BabBH4 Yloe I'rea.
A. B. E4ce, Cashier'.
D. K. WarrcH.1 ti--,
Maverick National
aBAJtkX, B9CTON, MASS. ,
CAPITAL...
SUltPLUtL.
.$400,000
800,000
Aemuats of Banks, Banker and Corpora
tions solicited.
Our faslllUesfor COLLECTIONS are excel
lent, and we re-dlscount for Banks when
kalanees warrast it.
Boston Is a Kcserve City, aad balances
tk froai Banks (not located In other
serve Cities) count at a reserve.
We draw our own exchange on London
to tori tVito l"rtrtlrakr tonrt tnnlfa aiK1a fwinafaM
and place money by telejraph throughout
the united States and Canada.
We have a market for prime, nrst-elass
Jstestraent Securities, and Invite proposals
trora states, Cpuull& and ClrJca when ls
wlRC" holds.
We do ageuesal BanklBBaslaess. and In
vitecartespondeuee. ABA. P. POTTBR, President.
JOH. W. WORaT, Cashier.
1 . "W. CASE
Insursinco Agent.
KEPUESEKTIXa
Calilernia Marine Ins. Co , S. F.
Columbia Fin inl Marine Ins. Co.,
Prtlaud.
Home Mutual Inswanee Ct7S. F.
Phoenix if Undan.
Imperial of Londwi.
OregM Fire imI Marine tf Port-
Wit EDGJlR.
Cigars, Ybaee aid Snuff,
MEIRSOHAUM & BBIEK PIPES,
Picket. Cutlery, Marine Glasses,
HUTWItERY AMD NOTIONS,
Cesser lala and Send Sts., Astprla-Ur.
ASTORIA, OREGON. SATURDAY, DECEMBER 0, I
TWO MODEST STATESMEN
Secretary -Blaine ani Senator Stat
M'BaslM. '
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DON'T WANT TO BE PJELESIDEHTi
The Oalifornia Senator Bays He Here
Thought of It The Maine lan
Bays He Doesn't antlt.
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Special bv The Uitjid PnESS.l
New York, Dec 5. Ex-Congress;
man Amo3 Townsend, of Ohio, wh
is at the Fifth Avenue hotel, does not
think Mr. Blaine is in the presidanfiaj
race. H
He said iu a conversation, to-day;
"I wish to prick the Blaine buhbh?
right here. JBlaino is a friend of mine'
and I admire him very much. He is
not a candidate for the presidency
He told me so himself." - u
NOT A CANDIDATE. .
Senator Stanford Says He Dees
Not Want the Presidency.
Special to The ASTOnrjiir.l .
New York. lec. 5. " navo no
thought of tho presidency. I have
no expectation of being a candidate
now or at any time in tho future."
It was in tbeso words that Senator.
Leland Stanford of California, to-day
set at rest recently circulated xeports
that he is seeking the presidential
nomination in 1892.
Parnell Endorsed.
Special to The AstoriaI
Kansas Cnr, Dec 5. Tho Irish
American society Inst night passed
resolutions of confidence in Parnell
and denouncing tho attempt to de
grade him.
A BanltFallM.
feped&l UTllE ASTOBIA3T.1
PrrrsBUBS, Dec 5. The bank of
Senator Delamater at Meadville, failed
this morning. Delamater is a defeated
candidate for governor.
Th lirtSlci.
lVrhapt ou aro run down, can't eat,
can't sleep, cant think, can't do any
thing to your satisfaction, and you
wonder what ails 301). You should
heed the warning, jou are taking the
fint bfop into Kervous Prostration.
You need a Nerve Tonic and in Elec
trip Bitters you will find thu exact rom
edy for restoring your nervous system
to Us normal, healthy condition. Sur
prising results follow the use of this
great 2"eryo Tonic and Alterative
Your .apuetilii-reljitusj. good wtlqjijijoojndjcate byjackot dis
Isiestord,nd the Liver anKidueys 1 f mL nh' thT Amrt.
resumc healthy action-. Try a bottle.
PrlaoSOe, at J7 WXonH.s drugstore
Canned salmon shipments froflr Sair
Franosco by water since January 1st
have been distributed as follews: - To
England, 156,601 cases; Australia,
24,443 cases; New Zealand, 9.700 oases;
other foreign ports, 16,290 cases; to
Now York, 86,605 cases total, 293,642
cases. Also, 6.116 packages salted
fish-all of tho alue bt $1,460,163,
against value same time last year of
14400.
Great Liver Medicine.
Dr.Gunn's Improved Liver Pills aro
a sure cure for sick headache, bilious
complaints, dyspepsia, indigestion-, cos
tiveness, torpid liver.- etc. TJiese pills
insure pet feet digestion,' correct the
liver ana stomach, regulate the bowels,
purify .and enrich the blood and make
the skin clear. They also roduce" a
good appetite, and invigorate and
strengthen the entire system by their
tonic action. Sold at 23 cents a box by,
J. w. uonn.
IT IS THE TDEAIilEDI01J'lL
It rouses the Lircr and Kidney aad Stomach,
Ceres Headache, bvspensia, creates aa'Appt
tite, Purifies the Impure Blood, and
Makes The "Weak Strong,
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Heed everywhere SI a bottles six for 9&
Job Printing
AT THE
Astorian Jok Office
BillHads,
Letter Heads,
Note Heads,
Envelopes,
o.a.:EtJDs
Plain and Fancy
SEE BAMTLES AT THK
Astorian Job Office,
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The National Alliance.
Special to The Astobiak.I
OoatjA. Fla.. Dec. 5. Tho National
Farmers Alliance has passed a resolu-'
tion reciting that the United btates
census returns with respect to farm
mortgages are grossly incorrect, and
calling upon all the county and sub-
alliances in all the states to tane im
mediate steps towards securing ac
curate statistics from the county rec
ords and make prompt reports thereon.
A resolution asking that tho world's
fair be closed on Sunday was passed
without opposition.
Arms For the Indian Country.
Special to The aatoeiax.
t WASHiNaTox, Dec 5. Cutcheon of
Michigan called up the senate joint
resolution authorizing tho secretary
of war to issue 1,000 stand of arms
each to the states of North and South
Dakota, "Wyoming and Nebraska, On
motion of Carter of Montana, Mon
tana was included in the provisions of
tho joint resolution which was then
passed.
Arrested for Embezzlement.
Special to The Astobiak.
PoBTJiAXD, Dec 5. John Kyan,
employed for the past fifteen years by
the 0. 5, & N. Co., was arrested to
day for embezzlement Ryan would
draw money on fictitious names on
the pay roll. The amount embezzled
is claimed to be large. Bail was fixed
at S3,000.
Beth Sides Blade Concession.
fpevlal to The Astoriax.I
Danbury, Conn. Dec 5. The lock
out of trimmers, which ho3 paralyzed
tho hatting industry hero for two
"weeks, is broken by concessions on
both sides.
fHE SETTLERS PAMIC STRICKEN
Six TlonsanJ Mans Striie Terror
to Their Hearts,
DAXCISG
AND
YELLING.
Special by the United Pkehs.1
r OktjAHOMa Crxr, Dec 5. Captain
Stiles, in command of the military
forces at Oklahoma City, is besieged
by numerous inqurie3 as to what steps
shall bo taken by tho authorities to
protect tho settlers about 'Frisco, a
small village fifteen miles southwest
of here, against an Indian uprising.
Tho scaro amounts to a panic
Within a mile and one-half of the
villago nearly 6,000 Indians, counting
squaws and children, are encamped.
Many of them are on their way to the
Bad Lands and their whoops and
yells can be heard day and night
AVARTTTvnTnv. Tipn. fi. Thn Tnriinn
patcheaVTeceived at" the war depart
ment, is improving. No news from
any of the reservations in the Sioux
territory were received to-day. No
news tftam. this region, is interpreted
u good news.
A dispatcbrWas received Btating that
tho Osage Indians, in Indian Territory,
who have-been indulging in the ghost
dances .hare stopped dancing and that
quiet reigns among them.
Ottawa, Dec. 5 Advice3 received
by the government indicate that- the
Oreo Indians are becoming disaffected
and are showing a strong disposition
to join the Sioux on American side, in
the ''Messiah Craze." It ia stated
that some of the Indians have already
crossed over. The total Cree popula
tion, scattered over the Canadian
northwest, numbers upwards of 6,000.
One orchadist in Tulare county,
California, says his apricots paid a
profit of $210 per acre, nectarines
$266, peaches $350, prunes $600, pears
$427 per acre, while the profits of the
grape crop are set down at $175 an
acre. The total of this one firm for
the current season is $120,000.
JTlie Hew Discovery.
You have heard j'our friends and neigh
bors talking about it. youniay3our
self be one of the many who know from
personal experience just how good a
thing it is. if you have ever tried it, you
are one of its staunch friends, because
tho wonderful thing about it is, that
when once given trial, Dr. King's New
Discovery ever after holds a place In
the houses If you have never used it
and should be afflicted with a cough,
cold or any Throat, Lung or Chest
trouble, secure a bottle at once and give
it a fair trial. It is guaranteed every
time, or money refunded. Trial Bottles
Free at J. V. Conn's Drugstore.
One of the three daughters of John
D. Bockefeller, while a student at
Vasaar, had a handsome allowance in
tho way of money from home. In
stead of spending this on rich gowns
and apartments she paid for two years
(the tuition and expenses of a girl from
tne country who was not able to pay
them herself.
A Telegraph to the Brain
From the stomach Is the great sympathetic
nerve in the epigastrium.- Let'afgestion he
come seriously disordered, and that disorder
Is sure to find a reflection la symptoms
which react disadvantageous- upon the or
gan of thought. Insomnia, nervousness,
causeless depression vand anxiety, are all
manifestations of dyspepsia, lhe best
means of remedying and restoring tranquil
ity to brain aad stomach; and of regulating,
It may be added, bilious secretion, is to take
a wlneglasslul of Hostetter's Stomach Bit
ters before meals durlnc the dav and before
setrrlng. This course begun, reform In tho
airecuon 01 -complete Doauy wcn-ueing n&s
begun with It.-Constipation, sick headaches,
neuralgia, rheumatism and malarial com-
Blalnts, are among the troubles in which the
liters Is speedily and thoroughly beneficial.
Don't delay, hut jtak the sure course at
ouce.
WILL YOU SUFFER with Dyspep
sia and Liver Complaint? Shiloh's
Vital Iter is guaranteed to cure you.
THE PORTLAND SAVINGS BANK
0V PORTLAND, OBKQOX.
Paid up capital..........
Surplas and proms...
8200.000
.. C0.0O0
Interest allowed on savings deposits
as
follows.
Oa ordinary savlnps books, 4 per cent per
annum.
On terra savings books, 9 per cent per
annum.
On certificates of deposit :
For three months, 4 per cent per annum.
For six months, 5 per cent per annum.
For twelve months. C per cent per annum.
FRANK DEKUM. President.
D. P. THOMPSON, Vice-President.
H. C. S1RATTON. Cahler.
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DISASTERS ON THE SEA
A Schooner frecM ani Four Of
The Crew Missing.
ST0BM TOSSED VESSELS AEEIVE
Eeach Port After Battling With The
Elements The Wrecked Steamer
"Oosta Eica"."
Special hy The Dxited ruEfs.
Sax Fbajjcisco, Dec. 5. -A dispatch
received at the merchants' exchange
this afternoon states that the schooner
Ida Florence went ashoro at Iverson
landing December 2d, and is a total
loss.
The crew put to sea in a boat and
have not been heard from up to this
time. The crew consisted of four men
and it is feared they have been
drowned. The vessel was owned in
this city and was loaded with posts
and bark.
ALL MET XHK GALE.
Several Ships SIioav Up in 'Frisco
Badly Cattcrcd.
Speci.il to The Astoriax.I
Sax Fbancxsuo, Dec. 5. Several
ships which arrived this morning pre
sented a very battered appearance.
All of them encountered the full force
of tho storm and some oE them suf
fered severely.
The American ship Henry Faillnr,
mado a trip from Nanaimo in 13 days,
while the Blue Jacket took 19
days to come from Seattle. The Carn
arvonshire occupied 137 days from
Cardiff, "Wales.
All three vessels are coal laden and
their arrival ought to help tho coal
market During yesterday's blow the
Carnarvonshire lo3t her foretopmast.
SAILORS GETTING EVEN.
They Tell Stories of Crucltx in
. a. San Diejo Court. '
SpecI.dtoTiiEAsroniAX.1 -
Sax "Diego, Dec 5. Tho British
ship lirunnell is in harbor, hero after
a voyage from Swansea which has
taken since July 10.
Yesterday four of her sailors came
ashore, got intoxicated and were ar
rested and in the police court were
fined S6 each. The captain was ap
plied to for money to pay. their fine,
but refused to give it and the men
went to jail. John Beed," one of the
men in his indignation 'related;-story
of how two of. the ship's sailors were
inhumanly left to drown after falling
overboard, while the vessel was round
ing the horn.
LAST OF. THE FLEET. "
The Salmon Ships Coming- in
From Alaska.
Special to The A storiax.
Sax Fraxcisco, "Dec. " 5: The
steamer Hattie Quae, Captain
Crocker, has arrived in' port?fronrJ
Kodiak, Alaska, after a trip of ninej
days, and brought as cargo 220i
barrels of salmon. The Qage is the
last vessel to leave tho canneries at
Alaska, and her cargo of salmon is the
last that will arrive from tho canneries
this season. " -:
All the canneries are closed and all
tho Chinese and others employed in
tho various establishments are now
on their way, to this city on ithojubark
rJVvriJ T!rTiirli mir nrvma i n tn .Ttfv Vn
""- """.J ,v.tuvj -"V"
ioro me ena or tne ween,
left the canneries before
Gage, taking along with her
000 cases of salmon and
Chinese.
The Wrecked "Costa Rica.
Special to The astoriax.1
Yictobia, Dec. 5. The contract for
the repairing of the steamship Costa
liica, has been awarded to tho Albion
Iron works' Coirfpany, of this- place.
The work of repairs will occupy a
period of about three months, and
will amount to upward of $35,000.
The work will be pushed so as to gefe
tho steamer out of the dock as quickly
as possible.
The Spanish Stndents.
Sweeter and better music than was
last night rendered in the opera heuse:
by the Spanish Students has seldom!
if ever been heard within the walls ol.
the building, as it was perfectlysatis--factory
to the large audience pjesentJ
The musicians were eightin number,'
six of them arrayed as jtfexioan cava
liers, with button-trimmed pants,short
jackets, long sashes or scarfs and
high-crowned white sombreros." The
instruments were a piano, violin, vio
loncello", guitar, saxophone, " Balterip,
three madolius, triangle, 4amborine
and castanets, . and the manner -in
which they were handled gave positive
evidence that the performers thor
oughly understood their business.
Only three of them had sheet music
before them, yet they all kept perfect
time. - x . , 1
Some smart aleck yesterday started,
the rumor that the female dancer bad
not come and that the- troop were
frauds, so a number of persons re
turned, their tickets and. received their
money, but it is safe to say that of
those who attended not one was disj
satisfied.. Several numbers were enr
cored, and every number" was a gent
ADVICE TO HOTIIEIIS. '
Mks. Wixsi.ows 8ooTrnXG torou
should always be- used for children
teething. It soothes the. child, FofUois
the gums, allays Till pain, curw wind
chollc, and is the best remedy fordiarj-riicea.Twenty-tive
cents a bottle.
Thero--are 30,000 Americans who
constantly reside in London. j
CATARRH CUR1D, health and
sweet breath secured, by bhiloh's
Catarrh Remedy. Prici' 50 cents.
Nasal iniector free.
SLEEP I iESS NIGHTS, madc,miser
ablo by that terrible ceugh: 'Shiloh's
Cure is the Remedy for you.
CROUP, WHOOPING COUGH and
Bronchitis immediately relieved by
Shiloh's Cure. j
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A HAPPY TIME.
Successful Ball on the Lewis and Clarke
River Thursday Night.
It is generally conceded by the
young people that the most delightful
dance is one given in the country,
where tho participants go in a steamer,
for they not only enjoy the dahce, but
also the excursion, thus combining
pleasure in a very en joyablo "manuer.
On Thursday, evening, the steamer
Eclipse left here at 7 o'clb&amving
at Chadwell, at 8:15, and in" fifteen
minutes more dancinghad commenced
at W. J. Ingalls. Even at supper time
they did not stop, for while part of tho
cqmpany were eating, more musicians
were provided and they played while
those who were waiting "for supper
continued to dance. The pleasure
-was continued until 4:15 a. ir., when
the steamer started homeward, arriv
ing here at 5:45, aUsleepy but happy.
Thpse present from this city -were
John Lacey and wife, Max Skibbe
and wife, Mrs. Benson, Mrs. Haramon,
Misses Nellie Buoey, Bessie Delgity,
Dickie and Lillie Byrd, Minnie and
Belle Cleveland, Frank Sailz, H. H.
Ingalls, A. J. Gragg, Thos. Delgety,
D. C. Ireland, Mose Leroux, Harry
Maslarn, Jbred Munson, 1. A. Hal-
strand, A. Brix, E. Shaw, George
Stark.
The others resided in the vicinity
and were "W". J. Ingalls arid wife,
Curtis Kimblo and wife, Boss Colo
and wife, "Will Heckard and wife,
Clark Osburn, Fred Dow, Curtis Dow
and Lou "Wilson.
The supper is said to have been ex
ceptionally fine, and the whole affair a
very happy occasion.
MY THOUSANDS ARE IN NEED
Farmers iu Mrasfta Suffering For
' Assistance.
FAILURE OF CltOl'S THE CAUSE.
Special by Tho Usitkd Pbsss.1
Omaha, Dec 5. The commission
appointed by Governor Thayer to
'devise means for relieving the suffer
ing duo to a shortage of crops in
Nebraska, has submitted a report
f showing an-. almost total -failure of
I crops in two counties, and that 10,000
families are in need of assistance. The
governor discourages appeals to -tho
outside states, lest it injure the credit
of the state, but promises relief when
the legislature meets.
In the frontier counties there are
8,000 people and a large portion of
them are becoming desperate. Wheat
only .yielded about two bushels to the
acre. -
LOSS HALF A MILLION.
A Big Fe-jne Businessmen Jer
Of New Tork.
Special to The Astobiax.1
New Yobk, Dec! 5. The building
of the Novelty Corset Co., embracing
from No. 218 to 232 "West 26th street,
.was burnedto-night. Loss is $500,
000, S400$G0'of wffich is srtstainea by
Moritz, Cohn & Co. of Corset, Co.-, and
50,000 each by -Davis '& Pinkus,
shoejnauufacturers, and J. B. Kaiser,
paper manufacturer, who were tenants
of the company. " - -
Transcontinental .Business.
SpecTal to Tije'AstoriAx-.I'
New York, Dec .5. A Dow, Jones
Boston speciarsays: Tho total amount
of business involvedlrr'tTransconsinenJ
tai traae is arjoui; 5zo,iaa,uuv,ui wuiiar
about onehalf refers to .California and
one-ljalf" to the northwest Pacific
coast. - "
vrSealner Schooner.
XHB. ASTOHIAX.J
Victoria, Dec 5. A contract for
the new sealinc schooner for E. B.
Marvin was 'let, to-day. The vessel
will be built at this port, and is to be
completed by next March. . .
A Heavy Failure.
Special to Thk Astoriax.
New OriiEaxs, La.f Dec 5. TJ. and
A. Meyer, cotton factors, are reported
to be in trouble. Their liabilities are
estimated at SljOOOand assets at
$2,000,000. -
At Death's Door.
I was a grat sufferer from Rheuma
tism and Kidney and. Liver trouble.
My lungs were also-seriously affected.
Doctors said I could not possibly live.
Seven bottles jof Hibbard's Rheumatic
Syrup with the Plasters entirely cured
me. Hundreds ot persons in Crestonj
can Vouch lofthe' fact that this, medi
cine saved my life.
.... War. liABSHAW, '
Crestonj Iowa.
For sale by J. W. Conn.
Speaking of ..the abolition of the
tleath penalty for murder, Goldwin
(Sqaitli wittily writesV "We are ready
ior tne aDOUiion 01 me ueuui penary
if murderers can only be persuaded to
set' the example."
A MastValuable Agent.
. H. AumGardt;- 3r. D.jt 95 Jacksox
ST.,.BnooK:t.YX, N. Y., writes : - -
"Beinganiiliar with the stimulating,
healing and anodyne properties ofAu
cock's Porous I'IiAstersI commend
th6m as a most valuable agent in the
class of diseases for which they are in
tended. The stimulating action when
worn over the gastric, region materially
aids in restoring strength and energy to
digestion, and the cuseaueut building
np-ot tissue and restoring tone to "the.
general system." ' ,j
The National' Kifle association of
England is in financial straits and
steps are beinglaken to raise money
to relieve it. .
Important itnfice. '
Now is the time to test the best .Ca
tarrh, Brenchitis: Asthma "oiul Rheumatic-
Cure in the City of Astoria.
Fifty packages of Le Hoy's West India
Catarrh Cure, tho regular price of
which is S5.00, can be had from ,r.
W. Conn, the druggist, 'at S1".00 per
package, thereby paving $4.00- This is
a preparation warranted to cure. Call
and get a package, as they go fast.
Remember tho -place, Conn's, oppo
site the Occident Hotel. S. Brown &
Co'., Proprietors. Los Angeles, Cal.
P. O. Box 892. Bluinanr-Frank Drug
Co., Portland. -...,'
For lame back, side-tor- chest, use
Shiloh's Porous Plaster. Price 25 cents
PRICE FIVE CENTS
THE DUTY ON OPIUM
A Soyernment Officer Says it Slouli
BeReuiioei,
UHI0IT PA0IH0 UTOEBTEDNESS.
The Big 'Corporation Uarrowly Escaped
a Eeceiver The Pittsburg
Tire Hotel.
Special by Tho United Pskss.1
"WASHTxaTOX, Dec. 5. A. K Tingle,
special supervisor agent of the treas
ury, has made his report. He pre
sents some interesting facts regarding
opium smuggling. The increase of
the duty in 1883, from $6 to $10 per
pound, stimulated smuggling and
encouraged the investment of large
capital in the organization of syndi
cates to engage in the business, so that
regular importations, which paid
duty, were reduced 'from 298,000 in
1883, to less than 40,000 pounds in
1885.
It is safe to say that over half the
prepared opium consumed in the
country during the past six years has
been smuggled! The only practical
way to stop it is to reduce tho duty
rate.
THE UNION PACIFIC.
it
Narrowly Escapes Gains;
la
the Hands ef a Receiver.
Special to The astouxax.i
- New York, Dec. 5. It is rumored
in "Wall Street that the Union Pacific
has a floating debt of about 12,000,-
000 arid a receivership is probable.
Jay Gould" was " interviewed and
said:
. "Tho talk of a receiver is ridiculous,
and asto'the floating debt I haven't
had time to look into it."
Sage'declmed to-be interviewed.
Vice, President Lane referred the
questionTto Gould. -
George Gould said: "It is the first
1 have heard of if
Alex E. Orr declined an interview.
One of Gould's 'associates said: "I
understand the floating debt has been,
as high-as .$20,000,000 recently, and
there would have, been a receiver this
month if there had nofbeen a change
in the management."
THE RECEIVER WILL PAT.'
Numerous Bills Ordered. Takes
TJpn-By the O. I. Ca.
Special fo The Astoriax.
PortiiAxd, Dec 5. Judge O. B. Bel
linger, attorney fpr the Oregon. Tm
provement Company has made an ap- j
plication.iUjtho United) States circuit
court fofan order" authorizing Mrf
Joseph Simon; ieceiy,eCof.the 'com-;
pany to pay sundry bills of indebted- -ness
f rom- current receipts or earniags.
The attorney stated that these debt
w particular amount to about STTeV:
000, which the coiipariy'desires to pegr
to preserve its credit and general
standing., During the ensuing year
the earnings'are expected to foot uf .
nearly $1,000,000 so that ample -funds'
will be forthcoming to make pay
ments. Judge Deady mado the order. -"
TA8 -A" BIG BLAE.
The
Fire at" Pittsburg;
B timed.
Four BuildiBffS.
Special to TnK.A8T0RrA-?.i; '
PrrrsBTJBQ, Dec S.-Thefiro origi
nating in Maginnis' , cracker factory,
early this morning, 'extended -until
four large business t blocks had been
consumed. l)uringfthe'fife a wall fell
kilErfgriefiremahand seriously in
juring five others. The totat loss is
$210,000. The guests in the Seventh
Avenue hotel' 'opposite -were scared
out, butnoome waahurt. .
-"Arrested f er Bif-amy-.
Special to ThrAstoriaxJ - .. .-,
" Victoria, B.C., Dec'5.-J. J. Daly,
ijjtationer.of.this .city,, was arrested."
to-day on charge' of 'bigamy. . It is
claimed that Daly has- a wif a anf am
ily in New -Zealand, and thatjn .1886
he married a daughter of a Mr. Gregg,
of this city. ' -'' -- "i".,- " "-"
'Recognize ny Germany. '
Speclal'td Ta'AstORiAxl --v. j
Berlix, Dec J. Germany has - of
ficially recognized the" United States
of Brazil. "' .'" ,--
Children Cry.tor.Pitcher's Castpria
(Then Baby was sick, ire gave her Castoria.
(Then shs was a Child, she cried for Castoria,
(The ahi twcantVHIas, she-chins to Castoria,
ieashahadCaildreatSBvdthBsabsorii
Experimenta'areljehrjf made wjth
American v cotton seed ,in Turkistan,
and Ihe'.Rusliarf government iap"re
pa'red to enter upon Its culivotion-on
n large scale.
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ltchlng Piles are known, by moistnro
liko perspiration, causing intense itch
ing when warm. Tlfls form as well-as
Blind. 'Bleeding or protrudine. yield
I at on cc to Ijr, Bosanko's 'Pile remedy,
which ucis- uireuwy un me parts
affected, absorbs tumors, allays itching
and effects a permanent cure. 50c.
Druggists or mail ; -treatise free. Dr.
Bosanko, Piqua, 0. Sold by J. W.
Conn. .
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