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EXCLUSIVE TELEGRAPHIC PRESS REPORT. VOL. XLH, NO. 4. ASTORIA, OREfiO.Y, SUNDAY MORNING, MARCH 18, 1894. PRICK, FIVE CENTS, THE MM THAT BINDS ! It's honest prices that bind together all others links in the commercial chain. Our honest prices have joined good bar gains to small outlay and se cured comfort and plenty with Economy and Satisfaction in Men's qnd ooys' Clothing, Furnish ing Goods, Hats, Caps, Boots, Shoes Trunks, Valises, etc i5irNev Store, New Goods, and New Prices which are from lGj to 33 per cent less than elsewhere cci j ifi I Si feW 3 The Osgood pjpimiiE Go. The One Price Clothiers, Hatters find Furnishers, 506 and 508 3rd St., Next to Griftin & Reed's Book Store. Astoria. Henry Ward Beechet Said of the Strawberry, "God doubtless might have made a better berry but it was doubtful if he ever had." So we say of our Easter Cards and novelties, "somebody might possibly have better, but it was very doubtful if any body about here ever has. If they have, the stock has never put in an appearance in Astoria and the people who have ex amined ours know this to be a fact" Added to this fact comes the further beauty of itT tKere is none sold for so little money, talk or no talk. Griffin & Reed. CALIFORNIA WINE HOUSE. Fine fees mi Mqaofs. I have made arrangements for supplying any brand of wines in quantities to suit at the lowest cash figures. The trade and families supplied. All orders delivered free in Astoria. JL W. UTZItfGEfl, Pain Street, Astoria, Oregon. Str. R. P. ELijTORE Leave for Tillamook Every Four Days as fleaf as the uieathep mill permit. I'he steamer R. P. Elmore connects with Union Pacific steamers for Portland and inrougn tickets are issued trom roraanJ to 1 Hiamook Bay points by the Union Pacific Company. Ship freight by Union Pacific Steamers. ELnORE, 5ANB0RN & CO., - Agents, Astoria. UNION PACIFIC R. R. CO., Agents, Portland. Governor Waite Conscious of Jlis Own Foolishness. GLAD TO EFFECT A COMPROMISE Militia Order to Itc in Readiness to Proceed to Cripple Creek at a Moments Notice. Denver, March 17, 10 A. M. The first regiment of mllltla have been notified to assemble at the armory at once and to hold themselves In readiness to go to Cripple Creek at a moment's notice. Everything is quiet here this morning, and people are awaiting the decision of the governor on the question, of submit ting the matters In dispute to the su preme court. It is pretty definitely known that he will be glad to make a compromise, and he only hesitates for fear of the loss of his official dignity. It Is believed he will make the neces sary concession some time during the day. presenting (heir .side. The men have calmed down siavi yesterday, and now say they believe the conference will ter minate satisfactorily. MING TO IIWil THEY DON'T BELIEVE THE STORY. original, but only duplicate certificates. on this point that the innocent purchaser Is first fooled. He Is required to pay $25 or more down, and later he must rn nhenrl nnrl hnv thA fmnrifl or Bill Defining Hazing AS a lose all that he has paid on them." Chicago, March 17. Wheat speculat ors here do not credit the story that Ed. Partridge is running a corner In that cereal In San Francisco, first, be cause he knows nothing of the wheat markets outside of Chicago, and, sec ond, because it Is contrary to his nature Seuator Coggesliell Of New York Criminal Oflense. RESULT OF CORNELL OUTRAGE Inquiry falls to elicit any Information about such operations In the region of the Columbia river, but It will be as well for local dealers to keep a sharp lookout. . . ' to be anything except a bear. A SCHOONER ON THE BEACH. Los Angeles, Cal., March 17. A spe cial from Redondo says: It blew great guns at Redondo this morning and thel scnooner juuria strutn went ashore a I Denounces the College Authorities. . Albany, N. Y March 17. The senate committee on judiciary, without a dis- THE HAWAIIAN ISLES. The trouble on' the four-masted bark Hawaiian Isles, ' an account of which was obtained by an Astorlan represen tative from CapU Kustel last evening, seems to have been that Mr. Nlcolls, the mate, was a little hasty. with the men while they were working In the rain the very little damaged. with lumber. She was laden JOINTS MUST CLOSE. Huron Ladies Begin a Crusade Against Evils. Huron, S. D., March 17. The crusade against saloons and houses of Ill-repute has begun here. A delegation of ladies waited on Mayor Myers, requesting that he close places where they claimed that liquor was being sold, and other places where prostitutes were kept. He asked them if they had evidence against any particular place. Their answer was, "No, they had simply heard about these places, and requested him to close them up." The mayor told the ladles If they would secure evidence he would close the places.. The ladles went to the Methodist church, where a crusade meeting was being held!' and reported that Myers would not close the places. A blind pig and beer store room were closed by an Injunction gotten out by Attorney Cramer, from Aberdeen. A SERIOUS AFFRAY. little south of f asfnof The schooner Is sentlng vote, 'agreed today, to report day before leaving Portland. Three or now lying high and dry on the beach, Senator Coggeshell's bill defining hai- llr of the snJl'irs got to blows with . ,,., nun, aim inh'o ib got ratner tne worst lug as a criminal offense. The bll was n. , " . .. " - : ot it. To add to his trouble, the second Introduced just after the Cornell affair, mate stood and looked on. The cap- and Senator Coggeshell, in asking that tain a' that time was absent, but com- the bill be reported, said: "If there Is lns aboard about 4 p. m.. and hearing any one thing that should hasten this pL'fl ,T J u.s- . . ,. .......... charged the second mate. The first bill through it is the fact that the'BU- mate wished him to discharge about thorities, the people and the college offl- half of the crew also, but Capt Kustel, clals at Ithaca seem, disposed to hush naving already engaged a towboat to up the late outrage by Cornell students ,h'm ,UW" the rlver' and not - and let the culprits go. The ring-lead- Ou reaching this ntv vta i... i ' ' charged the mate, at his own request and no better creatures than the men " ne would not go to sea witn the pres who shot down republicans at the city TV' Thf aPtaln ha" teleraPne'1 ' 'qih-ibw iur Liioiner mate ana second mate, and wnen they airlve the vessel will at once proceed to sea. The Hawaiian Isles Is a very finely fltted-up HEAVY LOSS BY FIRE. Gloucester, Mass., March 17. Fire Is raging In the best portion, of this city. At 3:15 p. m. It had attained such head way that the local Pr.. department were unable to cone with. it. The loss cannot fall short of $150,000. WILL NOT DISTURB THE TAX. Washington, March 17. The senate finance committee today decided to change the Internal revenue tobacco schedule so as to restore the provisions of the present la concerning cigars polls." and cigarettes. WORTHLESS CERTIFICATES. Richmond, Va., March 17. An oyster war has broken out. The police schoon er Tangier was attacked by oyster pir ates from the shores of Smith's Island this morning, 25 or 30 Marylanders per forming a fusilade with repeating rifles. and firing 500 shots or more, a number striking the schooner. The schooner re plied with rifles, then with cannon, one or more cannon shots striking the house from which the Marylanders were flr- ng. At last accounts the pirates were throwing up breastworks. SHOT A MINISTER, A New Su'lndllnor Krhomo Whi,.h w,.a I shin Tl,l la ..,jii.. .,.... Whlttler. dal., March 17.-The Rev. c..,.. , , finish nf h.., An,lrr CnMn rl thl. mnmln koj " ..u.n.cu. ww.b u, vt?ijr ..... ,j . hnmpHlr nuitnr.t TU Bt.ln .... . .9.,un.hl,.,ui,..i...i,i,.k . Hmni,, i t o.iip uiau nus sev ' ?, - "u.K... .. .,u,a. n.,m uw.e. eral modern improvements, including Carson was hot three times and serl- northwestern cities are said to have Latent mn , .u "'uu,nB- ously wounded. The burglar after- been swindled out of thousands of dol- wards stole a horse and escaped wortniess warehouse certificates. A wholesale liquor dealer, who has been MONTANA'S COLLECTORSHIP. patent governor for the steering gear, With twrt nlutnna mta.,ln..n .I... i lars during the winter by purchasing lne whcn prevent(J t ' J JC worth! PBS nmnhmm. nriin..iu A I c Joining- Ul Ills ruauer. and also keeps the wheel from throwing a man and crippling him, an accident that often happens on other ships. She also has a boiler and engine Washington, March 17. The presence Investigating the matter, says: here of D.. G. Browne, collector of cus- There has been a whiskey agent In tnma Fn. lfn.nn 1 u... , . TaCOtlia for th Inst torn n.hn Una I . ... .u. a...u luttiiu, opens i,ne . ror noistlntr cariro. nn.i onatna. MnUD( 1 . , . ,. I hPPn nffeHtlD" fn Bala nk.. n ha -1 .. , 1 I . " " ' " w .-umH.-riunB nis connrmation, -"","cu hoisting wnicn nas been In progress for a year. w waJ-enouse cenmcatcs ror whis-i,.-.t,, m -TTr- ' key- Tne 'ndlvldual In question repre- ..v, nr-wxna tomt A sents himself as one of the pronrletors HU.KO. of a Kentuekv Hlntlllopv il the anchor, which does Its work In about 18 minutes on the usual length of cable 35 fathoms. In All Quar ters Yesterday. St. Patrick's day passed off quietly IN A HAZARDOUS POSITION. New York, March 17. The steamer Vega, from Portuguese ports, reports $2 f 01? 0 $80 LOT I BY BECOMING A MEMBER OF HILL'S LOT CLUBS YOU CAN GET A FIRST CLASS LOT IN HILL'S FIRST ADDITION TO ASTORIA. LOTS WILL BE DELIVERED WEEKLY. NOW IS THE TIME TO PROCURE A llot to Build a jlome, for $2 The Packers of Choice !olumbia River : Salmon Their Brands and Locations. LOCATION. 40KHTS. AMorift Pk'K Co- : Astoria....- j Booth A. Pk'gCo lAstoris i i CnlnatbUBiverl'kKCo: atoria. Elmore Stmoel Aatoria i O forge Brker.; AitorU-. i I. O. Ilanthorn ft Co. Artoris i J, C MeglerACo urookfleld.. Kijhermcn'i Pkg Co... Atori I Kin (juhi Atorfa Pk'gCo.1 inejr - . J. fcinney. . a A. lieviiu-: .Astoria. I I Rlw-k Diamond- . :, , ' WTal A. Eoulh & Sons Clilcto Cocktail Cutting I'kg Co - J . 1 " ,d FrancUeo I I vjmoll..... EIboit, Sanborn . . i ( W bile Star : & Co Aatoria ffiont-:' BrtJut-ta. i 1 ! J.O.IIanthorn&Co J. O. Bauthora Aatoria . j tag, St George:. J. G. Keglr. Ciuokfleld Wi FialrneB'a . ' iM litoria ST.' PATRfCK'S DAY. A worklngman. earning very small that !!"ere '9 " .comPa"y eitl8tence The Rmerald RlblTleen wages, and having a wife and family 8 y unuer wie name to keep, when eneatred on Hrv in miio. he advertises. Furthermore, the papers from his home, saw a woman with wnlcn are offered as warehouse certifl- baby in her arms throw herself into the re at,80lute'y worthless and do yesterday, and every Irishman, and river. He waded across a muddv rivUo not tratfer to the purchaser any title P--y nearly everybody who wasn't. dived In after her and rescued the nair 10 the 8roods- sportea the refreshing green of that far- with some difficulty. Ud to th nreont 'No one Purchasing such certificates fined isle. The emerald ribbon Indeed these have been the reward nf hip 0811 eb Possession of the whiskey until I seemed to be everywhere. A prominent . heroism: First, he had tn walk throo lne gooaB are Pal1 Iori "Or can the uemocratic candidate for everything go- miles before he found any one who wnlskey taken out of bond until suf- lnB wore It manfully on his bosom, anc would let him come In and o-n tr. hrf ncient money to pay all government. B"-y at a prominent republican while his clothes were dried. Secondly, state and cunty taxes and storage, has candidate for averythlng going, when ha he was compelled to attend at Roches- been rorwarded to the holder of the 9aw tne emblem occupying a prominent ter police court next day, when he says or,Sinal warehouse certificates. B'H,L on lnat Kentieman's breast. A he was ordered about by the police, "This fake has been carried on more deadly teu that has been in existence treated as onlv one riVm-. mmJ or less successfully all over the United for tnreo weeks between a couple of from a criminal, and dismissed without states, and the unfortunate victims of elIerly Individuals who walk along the payment, to walk eight miles to Graves- ese certificates only learn how thor- " ana tttlK aDout tne weather,, end. whero ho iron iom.n., ouehlv thev havo heon Hi..,! mho., .h., WM dispelled Into thin air In about ..ij'.iui 1IJ DLUJI- " " ........ . ,J . ' " ... w .'II J .u, . . , Ping. Thirdly, he Is detained at Graves- to eb Possession of the whiskey. tmee mlnutes when each saw the other end while the would-be s..lcll i ,.n. Steps have been taken in Kentucky to a UUMLn 01 nannK "" The dr romanH pinon u . . n0..t io.- .u,.,w .n. .u. wutt band paraded the principal thor- . ..iuh.ti ne la i ruin I'll m I .m--v luno nuiui nil diiu 11 N . -"i n ffnrnpoa uri... ...... it. 1 . ,, --r. i.ii biii nicijiy an over mem, from the baton that beat the big drum to the manager's aristocratic tile. thnt tho hnrk Montcomprv fnstle wn destitution, and hid fnmllv nt hnn. tice. and it la hnrw.H h iinnr. .inni.n . boarded bv a huee wave near the In the same position, bv the loso of tlm. that it will be done. . ' orn tho b,lton that beab tne lg Azores, and that all three officers and seven men were washed away and drowned. The men left on beard do not understand navigation and have no nautical instruments. It is feared the vessel will be wrecked. WILSON ON THE WARPATH. Washington, March 17. Representa tive Wilson, of Washington, is making Inquiries as to the contract which the treasury department Is said to have made with a British coal company for supplying $100,000 worth of coal to the United States vessels which will patrol Behring sea. If the report Is true he will make a vigorous protest. AN EXTENSIVE WORK. arm omik vmnnr ii'Kit.,. i ... ham i x vi"i;iu. uitlH, lICLIlt?! Ill Will I mi KtTllUlllt? W H.I 111 1 II I HI PPrl 1 II PH T r . .... eventually be lined or Imprisoned or for whiskey are signed by the United 1ZT.T .1 . fo"r-'eaved merely allowed to betake himself with States gauger, and are Issued according banker nd Zm ui,l I W his fam.,y to the workhouse, remains to the .aws of the United States, and JJJJT ' wLhl T" Tu thl 'a" dne th,e 8thte 'n Wh'Ch the Kd8 8re bnd' 8tone collar of the editor of the Herald with a view of discouraging those who ed, governing the duties of warehouse- An laraeiit,. with n AooiAhm J n zt ftfrvvv116 srdai ,nten-men-Genujne certiflcates Bive - -rH3wSS!i Hons of their helghbors. On no other slon of t.h o-oo.la in h,n,i t tho rnn . , . . . . '-'ultn noumi. rn .. ll, " " "I " : " " B"orl"u a a,llmy "ed of It In ljJllZ mmnm .m...eu on me race vi me pa- mg buttonhole, and stoutly Informed all PRIVILEOKS OP MAina fw r,Mn per- and the certificates are negotiable, inquirers, with a irravltv lik . m,..' whereas the certiflcates I refer to give that he was a lineal descendant of the ' T.s.ii. uiiuitu i im mutes wno noia 'ne innocent purcnaser no ngni io tne fassmores of Westmeath.- Several ...v.c w,c maius or honor possession or tne goods until he hat Fenian ploU were hatched In broad dav havo D.imn . -i 1 , n.i . I ..11.. .. i i . 1 . . ,. . . I .. , . . ..-..w me, are given muhj jm ui me exuruiiani price ugnt, and consummated with a "thim- the prefix of "honorable," and, on asked, with all the Interest and cost bleful" ' of pure Irish barlev t-J marrying, receive from the queen the Piled upon It. He cannot well ayold The culminating event of the day was gift of $5,000. One or two maids of these heavy expenses after once nlgnlnfr l heartfelt outpouring of song from honor reside for a fortnight at a time the contract ti purchase of agents do- the nightingale throat of a well known " w ' uuorne, out ner majesty ing Duslness In this manner. 1'aduy, from Cork," the chorus of seldom takes more than one to Scot- "Those agents catch the unwary sa- which, sulth deponent, ran In this wises ,..; umuiH:iive uauge worn by loon-Keepers, many of whom are not fa the maids of honor Is a bow of scarlet miliar with the manner In which whls- rlbbon on the shoulder, while the ladles key is stored In bonded warehouses pm Washington, March 17. Should the Bland seigniorage bill, which has been passed by both houses, become a law, the coinage of $55,000,000 of silver bul lion will have to be done at the mints In waiting wear a white bow, with lit I sold by means of warehouse certiflcates of Philadelphia, San Francisco and New , queen s cameo portrait. The dowry of bearing the government stamp and thr a maid of honor has been given for at sin-nature of government officers. least 1M years, but Is according to her "When whiskey is distilled It is placed majesty s pleasure, and In 18CS It was In warehouses and government certlfl refused one laxly who engaged herself cates Issued therefor representing lot In marnase without the consent of her f flve barrels or more. These certlfl royal mistress. Orleans, the only mints In operation. The whole time necessary to coin the seigniorage Is approximately two years and two months. TOO HIGH UP. "If they'd let mo be I'd have Ireland free. And nothing but green wud I wear I'd have the United States ' Under me thumb. An' I'd sit In the President's chair i.. 1 ... i ju.uer: THE WIRES DOWN. Baker City, March 17. The hoisting of a large green streamer and the plac ing thereunder of the stars and stripes this morning by Henry Rust on the flogBteff In front of Rust's opera house roused the Indignation of a large nunv A SECOND CHALLENGE. communication has The following been received; Astoria, Ore., March 17, 1894. To the Editor of The Astorlan Dear ber of citizens. The mayor Instructed . Sir: As I see. Dr. Bushong Ignores iny . i. r -..iinA , .1 ......I .!..... v. ' .....11,,.... i , ... 1.110.111117 in uu morning m Astorlan, A break occurred In tho Western Union wire between this city and Port- cates are sold by the distillers and en- hind last evening, and in consequence" title the purchaser to the whiskey after no 'dispatches were received, with the paying the government charges. These exception of The Astorlun's afternoon bogus certificates sold out here are not report. , the chief of police to haul down the green streamer ana tne crow a dispersed. COMING TO AN AGREEMENT. presumably because I did not sign my name to it, I hereby repeat it, and ask the doctor to kindly prove his assertion that the modem Infldels are the Intel lectual pigmies 0f the day, and that all the greatest and brainest men profesn Christ as their Saviour. As I said be- Highest of all in Leavening Power. Latest U. S. Gov't Report Omaha, March 17. The Union Pacific employes, notwithstanding thler pro testations That they would never con- sentv this morning went Into a secret , fore. If this is the truth It ought not to seswion with President Clarke to take . be hidden under a bushel. It Is a bold up the new wage schedule promulgated, assertion, and will take so much better by that road. The telegraphers were ' among the people if proven. Therefore, given the first bearing. It is believed let us hr from you, doctor. Rmpeet that three days will be consumed In fully. ET T.ITvn ABSOLUTELY PVR