The daily morning Astorian. (Astoria, Or.) 1883-1899, June 21, 1893, Image 1

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Newspaper Page Text'if ; f' Q r v, 0i - i -: i j I v -1 L-'V 'Jj EXCLUSIVE TELEGRAPHIC PRESS REPORT. ASTORIA, OREGON, WEDNESDAY MORNING, JUNE 1803. PRICE, FIVE CENTS, OL. XL. NO. 144. if? yFrR 4 ASSIGNEE'S SALE Continued till old stock is closed out at cost. New Goods arriving sold at liberal discount. W. W. PARKER, Assignee. "4th Largo and ftssortod slock of Firo Works, Bunting, Muslin and Flags of all sizes just received from the factory. We desire to close ou'- the entire stock ntonco and will sell at bed rock prices. . GRIFFIN So REED, BUSINESS CARDS. i. aIMU.i. li 'lK' ACCOUNTS :md I'R'l.'KASIONAl. JOKIvliril'lilt. ! ' kkii:k. : W.tli (ieiiural Me-iscnger t o,, 515 r k.liiioiii(! street A A. Oi.EVLANl;, ATTOltNli AT LAW. iitloe Kluncv's iiev brick building, corut)' Thud and Genevieve streets ; up stairs. J Q. A.80WLBY, AIIOlEyAl)Wm()UiLAH '.illiiio mi .second mi reet, - Astoria, Or. QHH H. S.VII -H, . t) A i't'Olt.SEV AT LAW. j.iux ;n Kinney's new brick building, over A-.li.ria National K ink, w. W. PARK R, KKAI. K .STATE a.VD 1N.SUKA.vOK AGENT i 'Dice IU Bfinlon siie-'l, Astoria, Oregon. DO Eli.IV J&NSON. rNlY-dUlAN 6l HL'ltUKOS. It M 7 "UlouwVi-r Osgood's Clothing Store, hours, 10 to it in, i tu 5 p, m, 7 to 8 it in. Sunday, 10 lo 11 m. D . O B. ESTSS, ruu;itn A1J BUKUEUIN. opoclal attention (o Diseases oi Women auo Mirgery. oillce over Danziger a store Astoria. D"R '. A. t. and J. . FULTON. UlSbi.ViiKS OK WOMBS A ril'Kt'l ALTY. Surnorv oy r. J. A. Kiiltoii. . IVM U.ls .sM'e.it. Hours 10 to 13 and 1 to 4 T AY UTTLE M. D., J HUYcUUlAN, UnUKuVA ACCOUCHKDB. olll.; -. rooms 8, 1 over Astoria National Bank, hours, lo o 12 & i to3 Ue.s.lfiiee. b.(a Cedar St. DR. WALTER I.H0W4D. llilHK.M'A I'lIlU i'hy.sii;jan & suit gem. wilii'H, til. I'uird str wu Hours lo to 12 and 2 to 4, Sunday 1 tu 2 Ke-Ueuee 4G8 !ld hi reel LP. MULUNIX, M D.. , , Givet .speeiai neaiment for Catarrh, liiioil !.U!H?s, Kid ir tienito-lirlnary ornaim -t,U :e :l,suirs,LK4i'i llllrd Sc. Uours, a.lil.o p.m. IttC'HAHD HAHHY. 0. H. I80M. City Surveyor. ARRY & ISOM, CIVIL KNGINKKKS AND 8UKVKYUUS. h(lOMH 5 AND B, UVKK AST01C1A NA110NAL IIANK. W. T. BUKNKV, J. XT, nKAt-KH Attorooyn al'LaWi UrBgoii i Ity, Oregon, iv ve years' exiierlence as roitlster of th '.s '.. ,n HMIIve hert, lecoiniiieiuls us in oui . - ill of Mining unit nil oilier business be i ie ii - i.alidnlllcu or the Conns, ttud involv hi uia'.'tice ol the General luid Olllee. IROCKtNBROUCH Ac COWING. LAW OFFICE, OREGON CITY, OB. Njieeial attention clven to land business. Set tiers on lio:iiestea ls or ire-euiptlon claims and limber l.nul puielia-es shown every advantage nt lie law. l''or Hssistance in making li'.ial lr sf call on us. nilCS.FflEnnlCKSON, L - I'l v.vo lUNhlt. .No ill. West Sixili atreet. TOiipal and Geoaina vRCE8TERSHlREl t ri-' ,r..rh s Imrarta tha most delicious arte and rest tC EXTRACT offt.'.ETTEKfrctt . MAN at Mad r. . tils broiluT at v -'fHCESTEB, Ba L "Ten LEA V PntKINh' flow aauce w V bl-' . o.-tteuicd in n-ivou. tl nwet frtv--j BELKII- ir. 1 . as wrtl 5,iav" u - HUB tljut la li. EAREBITS, Situ fas Beware of Imitations ; see that you get Lea & Perring' glpnnti.ta oo ererr bcttl of ' Oririml k Omnina. JOHN PINCAN'H SONS, NEW VIUK. ORATIEHr ; 1 FISH, ' HOT it COIJ1 rS'J'"1 MEATS, 4 JULYS" II. W. CASE, BANKER. i transact1: a General Bankino Bdsiness. Drafts drawn available iu any par. of the D H and Europe, and on Hong Kong, China, Oflleo Hours:--10 A. M. to 8 r. M. i lil Kellowj Building, Astoria, Oregon. I. W. CASE, INSURANCE . AGENT, REPRESENTING German-American, New York City, N. V. I'nioD Fire and Marion, of New Zealand. National Fire and Marine Ins. Co., of Hartford. Connecticut Fire Ins. Co., of Hartford. Home Mutual Ins. Co., of San Francisco. Phoenix, of London, I Imperial, of London. , New York Plate Class Ins. Co. THE ASTORIA SAVINGS BAKK Acts as trustee for corporations and Individ uals Deposits solicited Interest will bo allowed on saviugs deposits as lollows; On ordinary savings hioks 4 per cent nor annum. On term savings books 6 per cent, per annum. On certificates of deposit: For threes months, 4 per cent, per annum. For six months, 6 per cent, per annum. For twelvo months, 6 per cent, per annum. I. W. CASE President J. Q. A. HOW LB Y Vice-President H'RANK PA'JTON Cashier W. E. DEMENT Secretary DtKKCTOns: I. W. Case, J. Q. A. Bnwlby, (lust Holmes, 0. H. Page, Benj. Youn, A. H. Keed. v. J. tayior. THE PORTLAND SAVINGS BANK DF PORTLAND. OREGON. Paid up capital GO.OOO Surplus and profits 60,000 cttActiv jiKKUM, rresinem. D. P. THOMPSON, Vice-President H. C. 8TRATTON, Cashier SOCIETY' 1TIEETI1VUS. Astoria I...ige No. 50, A. O. V. W. - m l-l"tj w-unv pt'tniv krvvivn at 1M k' o'clock in the Odd Fellows' Hall, fo- Joiirnlng and ilsiline nreinrin cotuiaiiy in vi'.Cjd. J.T. KOliE UN, Recorder. Soaadinaviau Benevolent Society. .EGU1JVU MEETINGS OF THIS SOCIETY tW. at their rooms in Pythian building at eight a ci.k k r m.. on t tie secouu ana lourm lues day of each month, AUG. DANIELSON Becretary, , Ocean Encampment No. 13, 1. 0. 0. 7 fEGIJLAR MEETINGS OP OCEAN EN li campment No. 13. 1. O. O. F., at the Lodge, lu the Odd Fellows Building, at seven P. M., )i. the second and fourth Mondays of each ni.iith Kojoiiniing brethren cordially invited, ordsr 0. P, Vxtona Butlautg & Loan Association T1HE KKfSUI.A K MEF.TI NGS OF THIS Asso ciation a-c held at a P.- M. .in the fiist Wednesday of Meh m"illi Otlirv nn Ceneviove strt. soil. rhnnaroo. W. L. ROBB, f . Secretary. , Common uounciL laBGCLAR MEETINGS, FIRST AND IV third Tuesday evenings ol each month tt S o'clock. "fersnns desiring to bv mattr acted upon by the Council, at any regular meeting must present, the same to the Auditor and Clerk, on or before the Friday evening prior to the Tuesday on which the Council r.oio it-' reculai meeting. K. OSBCRN. Auditor and Police Judge. Board of Pilot Commissioner . 11HE REGULAR MEETINGS OK Tni8 BOARD, will bo held on the firm Monday, of each month at 10 a. in. at the oftiee of Kohb & Par ker. W. L. P.OBB. 8ec ASTORIA HJOJI WORK, Concomly street, lot Jaikcon, Astoria, Orccon.. General Matliiriislp & Poller Hakm fjind ard Marine Engines. Boiler work. 8te:im ImiM nd Caimerr Woik aP-'i''itV Ctft;ng of All Description! Mi to Ordar at 8hort Noje. JOl.N J-o;t. Pri-Meiil Htid Sup- .L FOX ..... Vl-e I'resiU' ii GREAT SMUGGLING CONSPIRACY GieaHtic Coipracy Uncarts tiy Special Agents of Ibo Treasury. THE REMOVALS IN V7ABHINGT0N Fraudulent Chinese Cerilflcntrs Manu factured by Wholesale - Other B uiovnli to Follow. Associated Pre3s. Washington, D. C, June 0. -The re moval of Patrick II. Winston, United States Attorney; Thos. Ti. Brown, Uni ted States Marshal; Andrew Wasson, United States Collector, at Port Town send; C. J. Mulkey, United States Special Agent, and six special inspec tors of customs in the Puget Sound district, all in the state of Washington, and the appointment of their success ors, Is said to be due to reports made to Secretary Carlisle by special treas ury agents Wood and Lewis. These reports were numerous and circum stantial as to detail, and .tell the story of one of the most extensive and suc cessful conspiracies ever formed to smuggle Chinese and opium into the United States across the far north western 'boundary. These ofllcials, it is charged by the reports received", have been. doing .a wholesale business for several years in connection with private parties in Victoria, B. C, in smuggling, in Chinese by means of fraudulent certificates, and permitting opium smuggling either by connivance or otherwise. Politics were never en tered into, but the immense profit in the business seems to have corrupted many ofllcials. Other removals are yet to come, and the matter in due course of time will find Its way into the courts. MR. WINSTON HEAKD FROM. He Denounces in Strong Terms, theAu - thor of the Smuggling Charge. Seattle, June 20. Upon reading the Associated Press Dispatch from Wash ington in reference to the removal of federal officials in this state, giving as a reason that they were in a gigantic smuggling ring, Colonel Patrick Henry Winston, ex-United . States district at torney, at once sent out the following dispatch: ' . ',. "Editor New York Tribune, New York City: An Associated Press dis patch sent out from W'ashfngton city and purporting to erninate from the olilce of the secretary of the treasury, and to have been inspired by that of ficial, appears in this evening's papers, charging in. substance that the recent removal of federal officials in the dis trict of Washington, including my own, from the ofilce of United States attorney,- were occasioned --by the dis covery that these ofllcials had formed the most extensive and suc cessful conspiracy ever formed to smuggle Chinese into the United States. So far as the dispatch con cerns me, it may be necessary in this era of partisan' politics to say to those who do not know me that whoever wrote or inspired it is a common liar. I have alreod stated In an official com munication! to the president, under date of May 30th, the cause of my re moval. I invite him or anyone author ized by him to give a different reason, (Signed) PATRICK H, WINSTON. MAKES A GENERAL DENIAL.' Tocoma, June 20. Ex-United States Marshal Brown denies " emphatically the truth of the charges made by Spe cial Treasury Agents Wood and Lewis. He says that he will demand an im mediate investigation before the fed eral grand Jury, which meets here July 5. He will also demand that Woods and Lewis be compelled to tes tify. - HILL'S BIG KNIFE. The Great Northern After the Scalp of Union Pacific. Chicago, June 20. The Great North ern put a knife into the transconti nental rates again today by announc ing a rate of $51, first-class and $33, second-class, from St. Paul to San Francisco. This includes berth and meals on the steamer from Seattle to San FranciBco. This will drag the Union Pacific Into the fight unless that road is prepared to sacrifice its Port land business. The Atchison today an nounced that it would put into effect at once a round trip rate of one and one-third fare from Texas points to Chicago and return. HE IS NON-COMMITTAL. ' New York, June 20. In response to a question ex-President Harrison tel egraphed the following from Indian apolis: "If I am quoted as having- ex pressed approval of the action of the commissioners in opening the fair on Sunday, or of the decision of the cir cuit of appeals, it Is without author ity." WKLCOME RAIN. Dululh. Minn., June 21. - A welcome rain started to fall here Oils evening. If It extends over the M'-naba. range It will do much to rjiifnch the forest fires, which are still raging in the greater portion. The fire extends far up Into the Rainy river district, and a man just returned from a trip through the region says the fires rise fifty feet above the tree tops and are Ptlll spread ing, . BANK SUSPENSIONS. The Stringency In the Money Market Continues With Bad Results. Eugene, .Tune 20. The Lane county bank, the oldest financial institution in this c noty, failed to open its door9 this morning, having become cramped by the stringency of the money market. Hovey, Humphry and Co. have posted a notice that, depositors will be paid in full. No statement has yet been made as to the assets and liabilities, but depositors do not seem to have any fears, and many say that if the bank should open this afternoon they would not draw. The cashier stated In an Interview today that the assets, notes and prop erty would amoupt to nearly three times the liablities. No attachments have been Issued and, probably, there will be none. The bank strongly as serts thatJt will pay every dollar to the depositors, but In order to realize on their credits at once they would be compelled to go Into court and crowd their patrons. This they did not feel disposed to do, and when they failed to secure, assistance from Portland and San Francisco banks, they concluded to take plenty of time to It, and let mat ters shape themselves when the money market .should be easier. Some ex citement was created on the streets and a run was threatened on the other banks, but they were fully able to pay every demand promptly. Albany, Or., June 20. The excitement over .the financial flurry has quieted down. The official statement of the suspended bank's condition will show, it is stated, assets sufficient to pay de positors every dollar. Los Angeles, June 20. The Univer sity Bank and the City Savings Bank closed their doors this morning. The president of the City Bank says that the bank has closed temporarily in or der to collect money from its loans and securities; "He say S depositors Will be paid in full. The closing of the Uni versity Bank, which Is a commercial bank, was a surprise. It has a notice on the door to the effect that depositors will be paid In full. ' Washington, June 20. The comptrol ler today received Messrs. Newberry and Wood,, of the Citizens' National Bank of Spokane, Wash., who wish to make some arrangement for reopen ing that bank. No agreement satis factory to Eckles could be made. The bank will either go into voluntary liquidation or a receiver will be ap pointed. Nashua, N. H., June 20. -The Colony Manufacturing Company has failed, liabilities, $168,000, assets, about half. The company was engaged In the manufacture of woolens. Chattanoogai, Tenn., .Juna 20. The Ctty Savings bank, att a result of a run, has been forced to suspend. Assets, $475,000, labilities, $225,000. All depos itors will be paid In full. WHIP AND SPUR. San Francisco, June 20. The result of today's racing was as folio wo: Four and one-half furlongs Lottie D, Monte Carlos, Gypsey Girl. Time, 55 1-2. Five furlongs Darmel, Normandle, Happy Band. Time, 1:03 3-4. Six furlongs JVIorton, Huguenot, North. Time, 1:1'6 1-4. Six furlongs Joe, Winters, Vanity, Lucy. Time, 1:18 1-2. One mile Charger, Red Cloud, Cur rency. Time, 1:43 1-2. RACING AT VANCOUVER. " Vancouver, Wash., June 20. The first day's races were well attended. The track was In good condition, and the weather fine. The following Is the sum mary: Two-year-old trot and pace Altwood, Primrose second, Addle R. Third. Best time, 2:40. Trotting, 2:28 class -Pa ntlora first, Walter second, What Hp third. Time, 2:25 1-2. ' . . . . Trotting, three-mlnute-clasH Hame rack first, Fred Sherman second, Plato third. Time, 2:29 1-2. BOOTH'S WILL FILED. New York, June 20. The will of Edwin Thomas Booth, the actor, was filed today. It leaves the bulk of his property to hia daughter. The value of his personal estate is estimated at $GO,000. GONE TO BUZZARD'S BAY. Wiuililngton, June 20. Mrs. Cleve land, Ruth and the servants left for Buzzard's Bay this morning for tho summer. The prexkk-nt did not go, WARM WEATJIER IN GERMANY. Ir!!n, June 29. The hit I Intense, and the ff-lds and woods are dry. TlK'-re bave rxn several tor-e-t Are rtonr the city. . A FAMOUS MURDER TBUL EkDS 7 lie Case Against Liz'zii! Emicu Rc : suits in a Vcraict of Acauittal. SEHSATIOiNAL bUiM"IH C0UKT Popularity of the Verdict Kvldoneeil by Its ltecoiitioii-I.oiiil unil I'lirs-H-tralnrd Cheering. Associated Press. New Bedford, June 20. The prose cution finished summing u? this morn ing In the Borden murder enso. The defendant was given an oppor tunity t.) (-peak. She said: "I am in nocent, but I will leave my case in your hands and with my counsel." Justice Dewey then charged tho jury. He defined the different degrees of murder, untl stated that tho presump tion of innocence was increased by defendant's character. There must be a real and operative motive. New Bedford, June 20. After being out one hour and twenty minutes, the Jury acquitted Lizzie Borden of mur der. Vvt.on the verdict was announced, all the dignity and decorum of the court vanished. A cheer went, up which might have been heard half a mile away, and there was no attempt to check it. Miss Borden's head went down upon the roll in front of her and the tears came. Mr. Jennings was almost crying, while Mr. Adams eeemed Incapable of speech. As soon as possl ble the room was cleared, and when the spectators had finally gone. Miss Borden was taken to the room of the Justices and allowed to recover her composure with only the eyes of friends upon her, and the caresses of devoted admirers. At the expiration of nn hour ehe was placed in a carriage and driven to the station, where she took the train for Fall River, her home no longer, probably, but still the only ob. Jectlve point she has for the immediate present. ' ; . FATAL RAILROAD ACCIDENT. New York, June 20. A train on the Long Island Railroad, on which were about one thousand persons returning from the Slieepshcad Bay races, was derailed this evening In the tunnel a short distance from Parksvllle. Two persons were killed outright; two died soon after being removed to the hos pital, and ubout a hundred others were Injured, many so seriously that they Will not recover. The killed are Pat rick Daly, court officer of New York Cltv: II. S. Prlnglo of New York, dim! In the hospital; Henry Spink, police court ni:i:s: '.'.a. York; uiJ .inberi Cutting, a policeman In New Y-irlc. Later B. .1. McGonlgle, Fritz I Jenjisnn and John Slinltiy, died In Senary hoBplta.L. The trut'n vvlilnut doubt, was derailed by a misplaced switch. It stood there open after the accident In mute evidence. At first two cars remained nn the track. It Is declared that the switch was shut when these pnsncd over, but Jolted loose and allowed the other part of the train to be derailed. As the train drew near the tunnel it suddenly gave a Jerk and Jolted. The engine and first two cars ran along bumping and reeling to the very mouth of the tunnel. Then they broke loose and carried through the tunnel. The othbr part of the train was pulled npnrt, dragging Itself half-way through the tunnel. The people Jumped from the train and fell upon the embankment, to be bruised and cut by the car. FURNISHED BONDS. Washington, June 20. Colimel F. C. Alnsworth, William E. Covert, Super lntendtmt of the Ford's theater build InK. and Francis Sansfe, engineer, ap peared voluntarily In the criminal court before Judge McComas today and gave bull in $10,000 each for their ap pearance before the grand Jury. Pant, the contractor, was' not able to np. pear In court, but sureties went to his houso and qualified there In the same amount. Thd army court of Inquiry to determine the responsibility for tho disaster will convene probably on Thursday. . OREGON FRUIT UN CHICAGO. Chicago, June 20. Oregon Is one of tho states tht will receive daily uhlp- inent of fruits and vegetables In sea son. The first shipment of strawberries arrived today and came out crisp and fresh ns the day they were picked. Or egon inaugurated to.!:iy a dolly tele- graphic statement of the crop pros pects and conditions of the slate, and It proved quite an Inten ."ling feature In tho flour tests nintle toiliy In the agricultural building Oregon Hour was found to be superior for whiteness ami amount of gluten. . A NARROW ESCAPE. Port TowiiHond, June 20. The British i-l, lp Old Kensington, wiil'-h arrived this pvnln? mm Snn Francl, narrowly escaped destruction In Barclay Sound. off Vancouver Island, where she drift ed In thick weather, and remained sev en ' days drifting around among thet rocks and breakers. Her escape from destruction was miraculous, consider. Ing the number of vessels wrecked In that vicinity In recent years. ON TRIAL FOR MURDER. A Jury Secured With Difficulty t Try Editor Boyd's Slayer. Seattle, June 20. The trial of Ursu' i. Junnlta LTnfug for the murder of Thorn an Henderson Boyd, the Olymr.a ed itor, in this city on the night of Decem ber 2, Is now well under way In Jud?o Hume's department of the superb r court. The jury was chosen r.fter th i regular panel of' two departments had been exhausted and both tides had used all their pre-emptory challenges. Out of twelve men, seven rre foreign ers, and all but one lire married. The defense excused every man who was c '. all opposed to the belief that crime were committed by persond under tr, Influence of emotional Insanity, thu I outlining the defense. Ciron?- Hoi-. ton was the first witness. He detailed the condition of the body, and the nn. ture of the wounds when he was calle I to examine It a few minutes after th tragedy. On cross-examination Btrong effort was made to draw from him a statement that the po. Ulon of the body and the direction of tho wounds would indicate that Boyd wi: t standing over the woman when th.i fatal shots were fired, bringing out tho other line of defenses expected, thnt ' self defense. On this pUnt tho corone. was not definite. LAMPLIGHTER BEATEN. Lowlnnder Wins the Suburban Handi cap in Hollow Style. Sheepshead, June 20. The suburban handicap of 1S93 was a most grlevou i disappointment to the turf-loving pub. lie. Lamplighter, who was looked up on as a sure victor, was made to fa'. I from his high pedestal, He was van qultihed strictly on his merits, as th,! race was fairly run from beginning to end. Lowlander, by Lowland Chief, dam, Restless, won. the race from end to end. He Bet the pace almost to eul: himself, and won as he pleased in th .. fact time of 2:06 3-4, Terrlfier seconi'., three-fourths of a length away, whl, i Lamplighter wa third, four lengths bJ hind. Lowlander was a ten-to-one shot In the betting, and all kinds of prices could be obtained on Terrlfier. Lamp lighter was at even money. The tm was worth $18,000 to the winner, $3,001 to the second and $2,000 to the third. Tho 'winner la owned by Bookmikei' Fred Rowe, who, beside the rich rtake notetl, gained many thousands In bets. , A JOB FOR THE FOOL-KILLER. Albany, Or., June 20. William Abru. haul, s. v.c'.l-to-di) Ger:nar. f nner liv ing plx miles east of this city, wn i bwnn ed out of $1,300 yesterday. Tw neatly dressed strangers, under pre tense ( f buying his farm, worked tho tin 1jox Dwindle upon him. They In duced him to put his money In a tin box along with $2,000 they agreed to place in it. They then exchanged box . es and gave him a box containing grav el and old papers, which he carefully guarded until he opened It this morn ing, In the meantime the swindlers had disappeared. THE VIRGINIA FIRE. Duluth, June 20. More accurate re ports from the fires In the Mesoba range indicate greater losses than were at first reported. The loss at Virginia Is a million. At other places It will be at least a million. The report of fn talitles seems unfounded. OLNEY'S OPINION ASKED. Washington, June 20. Attorney Gen eral Olney has been called upon by tho treasury department for his opinion of the present status of all the World'n ' Fair appropriations and questions, in view of the decision of the United States court of appeals. THE COWBOY RACE. Sioux City, Iowa, June 20. "Doc" Middleton left here this evening, after resting hla horse twenty hours. Tho animal was still quite lame, but wn-i improving. Middleton says he Is doubt ful about reaching the Mississippi. MAKING RAIN. Rapid City, S. D., June . 20. -Tho dynamite rain-makers experiments nre partially successful. Thera wer? two showers in the city last night and heovy ruins In the neighboring- valley. Further tests will be mode. HEAT IN ENGLAND. Indon, June 20. Intense heat pre vailed throughout the United Kingdom y sterday, Terriflo thunder , storms caused much damage In several dis tricts. There were two deaths front sunstroke here. GOVERNOR STANFORD DEAD. Menlo -"Park, Cnl., Governor Stan ford died at 1:20 o'clock tills morninc. Hi? passed away picefully hi 1,'s i.iei p at d rcriMciH-o ni rVio Alio.