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About The daily morning Astorian. (Astoria, Or.) 1883-1899 | View Entire Issue (March 16, 1895)
; n m 3 Hie ASTORIAN lias the laig est LOCAL circulation, the larp est GENERAL 'circulation and V largest TOTAL circulation of all K; Pipers published in Astoria. TOE TODAY'S WEATHER. Kor Washington and west prn Oregon, light showers, warnier; for Eastern Oregon, fair weat her all jh'tly warmer TELEGRAPHIC PRESS REPORT. " Tr. 7t,r vn , '. ASTORIA OR.RGOM. H vTlHtDAY MQKN1XG, MARCH 18, 1895. PltICE' JIVE CKNTS',,. , I 1 .tovnrable ones, but In nniTXin PH tOTAUU I A. Y. ALLEN, DEALER IN Groceries, Flour, Feed.lProvlslons, Fruits, Vegetables, Crockery, Glass and N Plated Ware. Loggers' Supplies. Cor. Cs audjSquemoque Streets. Astoria, Ore. FREEMAN & HOLMES. Blacksmiths, stpedu! attention paid to steamboat re pairing, first-class horseshoeing, etc. LOGGING CHp DORK A SPECIALTY 197 Olney street, between Third and and Fourth Astoria. Or. C. J. TRENCHARD, Agent Wells, Fargo & Co. and Pacific Express Co. - H0P1E and PtfOEfllX iHSURflJlCE CO'S. Custom House Broker and Commission Merchant. 503 Bond Street. HAVE YOU A WIFE? ' Haveyou any little ones? If so, buy a lot on the Seashore, and build them a sumron Ther Is no more beautiful place than Silver Point Cliffs. E. jS. Ferguson, agent. Astoria AD . stract Company. HOW CAN HE Snap fl Kodak But I do ell Meu'3 and Bovs' Negligee oversbirts at 25c. ' " . with yoke 50, 75, $1. Boys' (4 to 14 yre.) Knee pant suits 75, 81, 1.50, 2. , ' all wool 8250. " (7 to 14 y rs.) Double seat and kDee pant suits $4 " (14 to 19 vrs.) Lon a paut, all wool suits $5. Men's all wool suits 7 and upwards. ' Lace or GniterSntiu calf shoe 81.50 " " " Whitman calf shoe 82. " " " Devon Light onlt shoe $2.50. " Fur felt hats $1, 1.52. 1.50 and upwards, , " " " fedora lists 8150, 2 and upwards. " " " stiff hats $1.50. 2 find upwards. Quilts (full size) 81, 1.25, 1 50 aud 2 Blankets (10-4 size) 81-53, 2, 2.50, 3, 3.50, 4. Full lines of Men's and Boys' Clothing, Furn ishing Goods, Hat3, Caps, Boots. Shoes. Trunks, Valises, 6tC, from Hljf to 33J per cent less than elsewhere itdifSee show windows and be convinced. I. L. OSGOOD, The One Price Clothier, Hatter and Furnisher. 606 and 508 COMMERCIAL STREET, ASTORIA OR. The Government Will Fight For Its Possession. ATTORNEY M'KISSICK'S CLAIM. Say 8 it is Liable for One-fourth Gov ernment'! Claim Against the Central Pacific. lit any man ronilns out ot our sio e mid you'll get a portrait ot a imrn brlmmliiK ..er wllii pleasant tr-oughts. 8 ii h quality In tta liquors we. have to oflr art- tnoiigh to PLEASE ANY MAN. Corps and Try Them. hughes & co. IS THERE? right kind. And we would suggest at this season, nice Sideboard, Extension Table, or se Si Dining Chairs. We have the larges rind finest line ever shown in the city anS at prices that cannot fall to pleas the closest buyers. HE1LBORN & SON. A FULL, LINE of GaMciges ASTORIA IRON WORKS ConcomlySt.,footoi Jackson. Astoria. General Machinists and Boiler Makers Land and Marine. Engines. Boiler work. Steam boat and Cannery Work a Specialty. C.5n of All l'-cre n John Fox. President and Superintendent a L. Fox Vice President O. a Prael Hunter Epicures iay the best nuniei porj. Sausa;e combines & the flavor of of lean pig Hergen's.pork with the flaky fat and the fines herbs. ' We furnish the table with this kind ot sausage that pleases the veriest epicure. PortUi.l Butcherln Co'9 Marke Corner Second and Benton streets. Corner Third and West Eighth street at GRIFFIN & REED'S REMNANTS I REMNANTS I I REMNANTS I I 1 strpeta onl v remnants of beaut if ul women, shadows of bygone days 1 It need not be so while there exists AniTica'-only BextiM Dnctor.MrfS N 'llj; HKK.S . AN OLD WOMAN WITH GRAY HAIR may have it changed in four days to its natural color with MRS. HARRISONS HAIR RESTORER. Only four to ten diivs required to restore hair to natural ..,.1. f ra nnt. n Hve'or lileach. No sediment or stii kiness. Color iH permaneiit when once your hair is restored to its natural shade. Hair becomes glossy and clean. rice SI. ... , . .wii XITT-ntr urUTVL'll'U mav hnVA Pl'orv J . ,cfl,ftMJ tLTiufil Ai VIjU A',YlAi1 nil" wmimww Mu5ritaC f tr"ce ruraoved tt'ul tbe contour restored. LOLA MONTEZ CREME, uin wnml and Tissue HulUlor. llooa not cover hut honlH and cures blemishes i or the sk n; ml keJ Ueuisues Hrm and build, up the worn-out ""WTIISmAMtttR .,i m i es tile hair VloHsv; Rimmnleed harmless; 1h a tonic for sculp; eleunsm the Imlr. vTwFHW ro11 the '""r ln,Pa')crs until vettKtly dry. MlnL'-Vrtres'lbe' most stubborn hair will keep Associated Press. San Francisco, March 15. Attorney MV-.Klssick. siectal United States attor ney appointed by Attorney General 01. nov to nrosecute the government's nwm atralnst the eStlate of Leland Stanford, filed the government's com- mnlnt In the United Sitates circuu court today. It recites the conditions under which the Central Pacific Ball- road Co. was formed by Stanford, Hun. tlm-tom. Hopkins, Crocker and otners, Under the terma of the partnership between Stamford, Huntington, and Hopkins nd Crocker, it Is asserted that the estate of Stanford Is liable foi tta one-fourth share of the govern ment's claim against the railroad, or $15,237,000. The Stanford estate, lncluov lng the Stanford University, was ap olrl t nhout I17.000.uuu. a sue cessful prosecution of the government'i suit would not only practically wipe outUhj esta-te, but would wre?K. tht university. THEY NEARLY WON. Women Suffrage Bill in California Was Nearly Worked Through. Saorarnento. March 15. Through some clever lobbying In the senate today the women of California almost acquired the right of suffrage. A fortnight ago the assembly passed a bill allowing women to vote, but it was so amended In the senate as to practically kill It. This afternoon In the senate during the absence of sev eral senators opposed to woman suf i frage, the ibtll was reconsidered anc the senate receded from its amend ment, thus trivin women a right to vote. Liter In the day, however, thr opponents of thetilll rallied their forces and forced a reconsideration. The sen ate then by a vote of 20 to 35, rofusec to recede from its amendment. Thli killed the bill. The suffragists, though, have not labored In vain for they have secured the adoption of a concurrent resolution for the suJlimlsslon of the question to the people In the form of a constitutional amendment at the next election. Sold by Mrs, Beauty Doctor, deary Ht , Hun KmnclKco. D. R. BLOUNT, 457 Dunne St., Astoria, Oregon. week than unfavorable ones, but In most Instances-they outweigh the lat--whh noint to a continuance oi the small volume of business and quiet demand. In addition, to the increased competition here by Australian wools. the demand for tne raw miic fallen off. Dry goods continue de pressed, production belli in excess oi demand, cotton goods being moved on ly ait concessions. On the otner nana prices present the longest list of In orcases within a week for many months. SAN FRANCISCO RACES. A Jockey Fails and Is Probably Fa- tally Injured. San Frainclsco, March 15. In the first race Ladameo fell and his jockey, Rob ert Klnne, was probably fatally in jured. The tooy struck on ius head and is suffering from concussion or tne brain Five furlongs, maidens Julia Martin, ftlly, 1:02. Six furlongs, handicap Ferrier, 1:13. One mile Hy Dy, 1:42. Half mile, maiden 2-year-olds, Mar ionette, 0:49. Five furlongs Joe Cotton, 1:01. THE STORY DOUBTED. San Francisco, March 16. 'The dis patch from Marchfleld about the wrecli of the British ship Yeoman la not crea lted here. ' The Merchant's Exchange has no record of such a shh. The near est name to that Is the "British Yeo man' which sailed ifrom Asioria foi England last Decem'ber. The schoonei Leeds, which Is said to have picked up the two survivors of the wreck, sailed from San Pedro for Umpqua 23 day ago, and If the wreck had occurred 8 month ago anywhere near the Califor nia coast, it would In all probabllltj have been reported before this . OFFICIALS ARE SURPRISED. A IY.rty of Pfstingnishcd Visit ors Will Arrive Today. ON THE BAILEY GATZERT. KlflBALL" We Ought to Know Something about pianos, for we have houeht and sold them for a life time. Vhe knowledge thus gained has proved U, us that the Chickering, the Hard , -an aad the Fischer are the best pl .io3 now before the public. They t,m,w perfection in every detail. , W1UEY B. AUbEpl CO. PIANOS and ORGANS. WHOLESALE and RETAIL. i hey Lack Life EXCLUSIVE - TERRITORY ALLOTTED. Factory 36 & Rockwell St. Chicago, III There are twines sold to fishermen on the Columbia river that stand in Knme relationship to Marshall's Twine as a wooden Image dos to ths human belng-they lack strength-life venness-and lasting qualities. Don't rool yourself into the belief that other twines besides Marshall's will do "Just as well." They won't. They cannot Violin Wholesale Prices Quoted -To- RESPONSIBLE DEALERS AND MERCHANTS. Correspondence Solicited. : Catalogue Mailed Free on Application. W. W. KIMBALL CO. Manufacturers. Main Office and warerooms, 243-253 Wabash Ave., Chicago, III. Pacific Coast Office and Warerooms, 335 Morrison, cor 7th St. Portland, Oregon. L. V. MOORE, manager. Washington, March 15. Officials ot the state department are somewhat surprised at the action of Baron Fava the Italian minister, In communicating directly with the governor of Colorado respecting the protection of Italians In that state. His course was singmai but It Is not probable any official notlct will "be taken of the matter, particular ly in view of the extreme discreet ani temperate manner In which the am bassador prseented his case to the state department. ANOTHER NEW PARTY. The CASINO. i 7th & BOND STREETS. Lessons Kivrn ! Mr. Emll Thielhorn,' graduate cf the Hamburg Conservatory, tlermany; also a member of the Chicago Musical Society. Studio, corner of 12th and Commercla streets, up stairs. This Is the month in which to have your Roses, Ornamen tal and Fruit trees trimmed. For all such work call at GRUNLUND& BKIX. Cor. 8th & Eqchanee Street Opr. Flavel Residence. , Entire Change of Program, Monday Evening, March nth. Performance commences with Billy Morris' great comedy act A Pawnbroker's Troubles. Hayhap . . . ! ! hAtlU Your mlna i on rqwuns this sprir.g; possibly on bulldlnr a new one. H. ? .! .1 n 11 ners wiiu a biivv - - " - 10 uu WJCH jju ters ! always wuuni nd -want your work. ana wa j MiLLER A VOSNEY. Shop on Ilwaco Dock. Everybody. Favorite CAD WILSON "uch a Nice Girl. Too." Continued Snccessof the Wonderful Prof. LEVIN A In New aud Stnrtiiitf l'benomens. First Appearance of JUANITA end tflflNETTEE In their Wondrous Serpentine Dance. THE MURDEIRED ITALIANS. Their Government Has Lodged No Pro test as Yet. Washing ton, March lo. Tne Italian j government Is acting with extreme, moderation over the killing of five of Its citizens at Walsenlburg. Notwith standing the clamor of the Italian press for the Introducing of energetic measures there has been nothing in the nature of a protest lodged with this government nor a demand for In. demnlty or reparation. Baron Fava today sent Secretary Grenham the re. port of Dr. Cuneo, the Italian consul at Denver, stating the facts attending the killing and the names of the vie- tims, a!! five being, according to the consul, Italian subjects and not natur alized Americans. When congress meets again It is probable that Presi. dent Cleveland will feel constrained to request an appropriation to be made to indemnify the families and relatives of the murdered man for their slaughter. A DOUBLE MURDER. Two Infuriated Italians Kill a Man arid Wife. Minneapolis, March 15. A special to the Tribune from Carleton, Minn., says: An awful tragedy occurred at McGreg or, a'.)uut SO mill west of here this morning. A family named Joanette lived In a cabin and kept a small store Two Italians who were clearing a homestead near by had trouble with Jeanette over some sawlogs which re sulted In a quarrel last night. Thf ri Italian, brothers, returned this morning to renew the quarrel with Winchesters and shot guns, and klllea Mr. and Mrs. Jeanette. The Italiani gave themsvlvts up, tut there la great excitement. A JUST VERDICT. . Second week and continued success of the talented artists Morris & Floyd. First appearance of the Accomplished Sons and Dance Artist Miss Belle Brown. -Still in the Swim kiss cay devillioh, la Sew Songs and Panoes. 1 Second week and positive fait of 'Miss Olive Oatman CoDcludiuf with Billy Morris' farce "TIT FOR TAT." T1 nullum. ' March 15 About ' two score of delegates were prerent today at a conference to outline a new nation al party. The name of tbe new party was decided to be the "Home Protec tlon Party." Before adjournment t resolution was passed demanding, ai: kinds of money 10 be on a parity, but that the government shall issue t di rect to the people Instead of to tankers Another conferencj will be held in March, 1898. DUN ON" FAILURE'S. New York, March 15. R. 0 Dun & Co.'s Weekly Review of Trade will say tomorrow: The failures for the week have been 200 In the United Statet against 264 last year, and 57 In Canada against 53 last year. ADJOURNED AND GONE. Olympta, March 15. The legistatun adjourned shortly after midnight and most of the members left for home to. day. The governor has several bills tc sign yet, though he remained at the capltol till 0 o'clock this morning. ON BOAUD THE VIOLET. Norfolk, Va., iMarch 15. The Violet, with the presidential party on board loft at 2:20 bound for Washington They expect to arrive In Washington ajb mt noon tomorrow. A DIFFERENCE OF OPINION. Ner York, March 15. Although Sen or Muragua, the Spanish minister at Washington, says that the story of the Spanish man-of-war having fired on the Alllanca, of the Colombian line lookr like a sea serpent story, the officers of the ship were emphatic In thalr de nunclatlons of the attack. ANOTHER COURT-MARTIAL. Portland, March 15. A general court' martial has been called at Vancouver barracks next Tuesday. Among the cases to crnne up Is that of Lieut K. L. Loverldge, of the Fourteenth Infantry, who It Is understood, wilt be tried for drunkenness. WHISKY TRUST REO.VJANIZATION Senator Thurston, General tow in and Othars Compose the Party They Will Visit the Jetty. Associated Press. Portland, March 15. The party of distinguished persons from various por tions of the Union who are tiere attend ing the hearing of the Short Line re ceivership case, will go to Astoria to morrow on the steamer Bailey Gat- zert, tor the purpose of lnspacttog the Jetty. Among the iparty will probably be Senator Thurston, of Nebraska, Gen Cowln. of Omaha, Mr. Story, of Boston Mr. Pierce, of New York, Mr. McNeill and several others. KING DEBS AT SPOKANE. He Says That Strikes Are Surely r Failure. Rnoknne. March 15. Eugene Debs nresldent of the American Hallway Ifnlon, lectured tonight before a blr .. t the Auditorium. 'He de. clared his conviction that strikes coult only result In failure, and that hence forth the union will work along polit ical lines. 1 "There can be no perma. nent or satisfactory solution of thlt railroad question," he said, "until th. government takes possession of the railroads, and runs them in the inter est of the pople. Our recent experlenci has demonstrated that defeat Is mev ltaible. Judt as soon as a strike Is ini .ugurated, disturbances will occur. Courts Will foe applied to, Injunctloni and mandamuses will be Issued, leaders will be arrested and thrown Into Jail and then the strike will toe easily brok en. I will tell you a strike cannot sue ceed when it Is against the Unltec States governmemt." What Is your private Income? wai I haven't ot a dollar. I own mj. home, that Is all." and bound from Redondo to Antwerp Clark tells a thrilling story of his ex perience. He was picked up by the schooner Leeds. SAN FRANCISCO WHEAT. San Francisco, March 15. Wheat There Is a continued demand on tne shipment account, with prices steady at 87 1-2 per cental for No. 1 grades; choice offerings will bring 88 3-4. Mil ling grades firm at 91 1-4Q98 1-4; Walla Walla, 78 3-4Sl 1-4 for fair average quality; 82 l-287 1-2 for blue stem, and 7577 1-2 for damp. Liverpool, March 15. Wheat-Oe-maiid moderate; No. 2 red winter, 4s. 10 d; No. 2 red spring, 6s 3 l-2d; No. 1 hard Manltdba, 6s 3 l-2d; No. 1 Call, fornla, 5s 1 l-2d. Hops at London, Pacific coast, 12 10s. New York, March 15. Hope, weak. BEFORE THE GRAND JURY. San Francisco's Police Judge Called to Account. San Francisco. March 15. Police Judire Campbell, many years a resident of Oregon, spent a etormy hour before the irnand Jury today. The Jury was particularly lnquiBltlve about the bonds of Charles H. iFletcher and his wife arrested for obtaining money under false pretenses. Judge Campbell ac cepted Fletcher's ibond, and when tht accused disappeared the 'bond ' was found to Ibo -worthless. The Judge told the Jury he accepted the sureties in good faith. He was also closely ques tioned regarding, his methods of contin uing cases and the reasons why certain trials wnre postponed ifor long pe riods. Actlotv on Campbell's explana tions v-'as deferred. MATUNE INTELLIGENCE. San Francisco, March 15. Arrived China, from Hong Kong and Yokoha ma; schooner Clory of the Seas, from Conrox. . . Cleared Wellington, for iNanalmo. Departed Columbia, for Astoria and Portland; Farallon, for Port Angeles; Mackinaw, for Tieoma; schooner Spar-ton,- for Seattle; schooner American Olrl, for Oray's Hartar. Freights and" charters American bark MciNear, coal from Departure Bay to San Francisco. A SMART OFFICER. Fresno, Cal., March 15. E. L. Hen demon was today arrested by an offi cer from Oregon who came with Gov ernor Budd's warrant and hurried th prla jner Into a carriage at the Jail door and (Jrove, out of the city in a gallop tc prevent the service of habeas corpus papers wht;'h would have 'been served In five minutes more. Hendersnn es caped from an officer in Oregon Inst October. , , Winchester, Va., Martin 15. Thornton Parker, a negro who attempted to as sault Mrs. Mary Melton, was tried to day before Judge Atkinson. A squad of militia were stationed around the prisoner in the court, while others stood guard on the outside. The trial lasted about five hours and the Jury returned In forty minutes with a ver dict of guilty. Judge Atkinson at one sentenced Parker to t hanged. WHAT BRADSTREET SAYS. New York, March 15. Bradstreet'f tomorrow will say: There are fewer new and favorable trade features this Chicago, March 15. The much-talke-J-of reorganization of the Whisky Trust became practically an assured fact to day when stock amounting to' more than $17,600,000 was placed in the Man hattan Trust Company as a pledge to ward re-organlzatlon. A GOVERNMENT VICTORY. Colon, March 15. t-V severe 'engage ment was fought at Baranca on Mon day hurt, March 11th. The rebels num. bered 600, of whom 120 wers slain. In addition, the government troops, which were vletorions, captured many prison era. '.' . ."' S1IIPWRBCKKD fiAIIX)RS SAVED, Portland, March 15.-The following dlapatch was received from Marsh fleh: an Clark and Thomas Moore, the only survivors of the British ship Yeoman, which went down twenty days ago, reached here last night. Ther were C51 lives -all told on the Yeoman. She was loaded with nitre patent fuel AFTERNOON DISPATCHES. The Associated Press News Contained In the Afternoon Report. New York. March 16. Erastus Wl man has been granted a new trial by the supreme court. He was convicted several months ago for forging endorse ments on checks. Washington, March 15. Speaking of the Alllanca affair the Suanish minister says: "Capt. Crossrmani is, no doubt, a wor thy oflleer, but it looks very much as though he had a dream as to seeing the Spanish gun boat." A letter from the captain general of Cuba, received by Minister Murugua, says that every thing is quiet in the five provinces and that the only danger comes from a pos sibility of shipping arms, ammunition and men from the United States. It dlsoredited the report that the revolu tionists had had a constitutional con vention and chosen a commander in chief and envoys to foreign govern ments, and were a'bout to choose a president for tne new repawni; w i Bue a declaration of independence. The minister also denied the report of the silting of 600 Spanish solders at the battle of Vlgenta. Pendleton March 15. 'A special train left Pendleton tokl'ay for St. Paul arfd Clvlc&gb, with thirteen cars of fat mut ton sheep, five cars of potatoes, and two cars of apples. It eoes on passenger time, three days to at. Paul, and one half day from there to Chicago. A lot of stock Is moving from Eastern Ore gon to the Sound and to the Eastern markets. Buyers are all through this section from the East. One of ths buyers says Ibeef is likely to be scarce and good prices are In prospect. Re oowt sales were made at three cents and show an advance, with sharp com petition all along the line. New Orloans, March 15. The negroes went to work on the upper levee at 7 o'clock this morning under military protection. On the lower levee work Is expoeted to begin at any momen't. Alt Is rmlot. Tlx S'wne alomr the levee is one of bustling- activity, nearly every ship in port which came to receive cargoes of cotton, is now loaded. The ships which were handled toy stevedores employing colored laborers, 'Which In fact brought about the riot last Tuesday, are being loaded as' fast as men and machinery can store the coitton bales 1n their huge hulls. The darkles have no fear now. St. Louis, March 15. The latest news from Cuba says that General Comes tho new commender (n chief of the provisional army, - has 6000 Infantry and 3000 cavalry under his command. They are armed with, machettes and rifles. A dispatch, from Key West says that several boats with armed crews from tho Spanlh gunlboait Infanta Isa. tlle patrolled the shore of the Island all day on Wednesday watching for filibusters. Madrid, March 16. Minister Taylor received a culblegram from Secretary Gresham, relative to the firing on the Alllarvoa 'by a Spanish gunboat, saying that the United States government will expoot a prompt disavowal or the act. Mount Pkiasant, Pa., March 15. 'Not nlrtce the halcyon days of the old syn. dlcate has the Connellsvllle coker re ceived such pleasant news as came to almost 10,000 employes of the Frlck and Southwewtern companies at noon today when notices were posted at all their works stating that an advance In iwages, averaging 15 per cent, will go Into effect on April 1st. xne raie for mining per 100 bushels goes from 78 to 90 cents. Chicago. March 15,-Two hundred ngry Poles, men and women, stormed St. Htnlwlg'B Catholic church at North Hoyne avenue and Kosciusko street to day. Five policemen who were on guard, were cowed by the mob, but on the arrivtal of reinforcements the mob was driven ofT. There has been trouble at St. Hedwlg's parish for many weks. Father Barzlnskl was driven out three weeks ago and the police were called imnn in r.rrrtr-.t the church protjerty. Father Barzlnskl belonged to the or der of resurrectionists which the peo ple objected to. The trouble today was . caused by an attempt of his successor to say mass. Rome, March 15. The Giornale today referring to the killing of Italians at Walnetiiburg, Ool., says that the Ital lans were certainly In the wrong If they H'lxon, the saloon keeper, but the Gi ornale adds, that does not Justify the lynching of the Six prisoners. It is to be hoped that the United States will act firmly and rapidly by punishing the guilty parties and give satisfaction to Italy. Forsaythe, Gn March 15. Yesterday afternoon Amos Gltrtxms. a negro, crim inally lassaulted Mrs. Martha WalUr and Miss mart, respectable white wom en the latter an IrriUetlle. He was caught and hung to a tree, his body being afterwards riddled wtth bullets. IVndleton, March 15. The soldiers on the rervatln are engaged In fish ing and hunting, with the Indians dig irlng tiait for them. Their trip to the agtsicy was Just a summer plonlc. Highest of all in Leavening Powers-Latest U. S. Gov't Report n ''wVii Wall I