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' t i I 1 The ASTORIAN hastlie laig est LOCAL circulation, the larg it fiFNERAL circulation anu : lanrest TOTAL circulation of all papers publisned In Astoria. "jjf TELEGRAPHIC PRESS REPORT. VOL XLIV, NO. 7tf. ASTORIA. OREGON, SATURDAY 510HN1NG, APRIL G, 1895. PRICE, FIVE CENTS. wit 1 r itr .. . A V- IE I IKETO. - X Jtl II III 3VCi; I Ml iT Tl I i ' i i iif TlilTf - J J . tiaiii wyt II raj v. 1872 1895 A Specialty, j Brothers, I Sell ASTORIA, S&ip Chandelery, Hardware, Iron & Steel, Coal, Groceries & Provisions, Flour & Mill Fed, Paints, Oils, Varnishes, Loggers Supplies, Faiibank's Scales, Doors & Windows, Agricultural Implements Wagons & Vehicles. NEW GOODS B. F. ALLEN, 365 Commercial Street. New lines for 1895. Japanese Rugs and Matting (Direct from Japans.) House Lining, Building Paper and Glass. Wall Paper of 1895 now in with a stock Japanese Leathers, Wholesale in Chicago from tg to f 18 per roll of 12 yards. B F. ALLEN'S, 365 Commercial Street. Snap fl Kodak at any man coming out of our bio e and you'll get a portrait of a mint brimmlnic er wltn iileiumit thoughts. Such quality In tliH liquors we h.ivetoollcrarenioiiglito PLEASE ANY MAN. Corr;e and Try Them. HUGHES & CO. IS THERE? Is there a man with heart so cold. That from his family would withhold The comforts which they all could And In articles of FURNITURE of th right kind. And we would suggest at this season, nice Sideboard, Extension Table, or se of Dining Chairs. We have the larges and finest line ever shown in the city and at prices that cannot fall to pleas the closest buyers. HEILBORN & SON. ASTORIA IRON WORKS CoiKomly St., foot of Jackson, Astorli. General Machinists and Boiler Maker Und and Marine Englnej. Boiler work. Steam boat and Cannery Work a Specialty. CasUnM of All Descriptions Made to Order or Short Notice. John Fox. President and Superlntenden A L. Fox Vice Presiden O. B. Prael Secretar Hunter Epicures say the bes' V, Pork Sausage combino the flavor of of lean pit riergen S.pork with the flaky fai and the fines herbs. We furnish the table with this kind ol sausage that pleases the veriest epicure. Portland Butchering Co't Markt Corner Second and Benton streets. Corner Third and West Eighth street They Lack Life There are twines sold to fishermen on the Columbia river that stand In the same relationship to Marshall's ( Twine as a wooden Image does to the human being they lack strengm uie rl lasting: Qualities. Don't fool yourself into the belief that other twines besides aiarsnan s win ao ju ae well;1 They won't. They cannot. "The Astoria Loan Office." Money to I oan on WATCHES, DIAMONDS, JEWELRY, Guns, Pistols, Clothing and all Articles of Value. 56 9th Street, Between Astor and Bond. THOMAS MOKKO, TV! Ulacksmlth whoso shop la opos He Cuttings cannery, is now prepared to do such odd jobs ae making new cannery coolers, repairing old one, making new fishin boat Irons, and re pairing olil ones, and all ether biack smlthing that requires first-class work manship. Jlayhap i a m nn Kmlrlnf Tour house this spring; possibly on building a new one. If so. remember we are carpen ters and builders with a shop full of tools always willing to do such Jobs and want your work. MfLLER & VOSKET. L Ba Ilwa Ik. Worth Looking Into flSP A child buys as bu er. I. L. OSGOOD, The One Price Clothier, Hatter and Furnisher, 506 and 508 COMMERCIAL STREET, ASTORIA, OR. REMNANTS I REMNANTS I I REMNANTS I 1 I Color is permanent natural shade. &Xt&t AN OLD WOVIAN WITH WH1-NK.LES may have every JpXCl trace removed and tbe contour restored. MONTE2 CREME, skin Food and Tissue Builder. Does not cover makes the tissues nrm ana ounas up mo wunnmi """;". i XI'X,t ! 'V, ,1V Lowest In price nud nest in vmuc; 73c Loruo rot. n. uuvu mui J1, V .o l.. h..v u.iih Ki!I77. Il'ifj krn ihr luiir n mi l 111 rfimii or litnt. Leaves no sticky ilenoslt ma es the hnlr glossy; guaranteed harmless; la n tonio for acivlp; cleanses the hair. Apply F tlitj. Use CUrilUK irou 1IU1 wm iitJt wi After uslnit a few times the most stubborn hair gold by Beauty Doctor, 404 Ueary St , tiaa t runclsco. Mrs. D. H. BLOUNT, 457 Duane dt., Astoria, Oregon. KIHBALL" PIANOS 15 WHOLESALE EXCLUSIVE - TERRITORY Correspondence ALLOTTED. I - W. W. Factory 16 & Rockwell St Chicago, III. Pacific Coast Office 335 Morrison, cor 7th St e CASINO. , 7th & BOND STREETS. Entire Change of Program, Monday Evening, April ist. Engagement extraordinary The great, the only OOFTY GOOFTY ' The wonder of the nineteenth century. Tne comedy pkit A NIGHT OF TERROR. W.th full cast of characters. ORO &C LI FFORD EDWIN R.LANG. Lydia Purdy. BELLE BROWN. Admission 10 Children Cry for Is my stock of Mens' and Boys' Clothing, Furn ishing Goods, Hats, Gapss, Boots. Shoes, etc., style, fit and quality are all combined with the lowest posible prices. Boys' suits for 75c, $1.00, $1.50 and upwards. Men's wool suits $5.00, $7.50, $10, and upwards. Men's shoes $1.50, $2 $2.50 and upwards. cheap as the most experienced A FUL.lv LINE of Baby Garaiages at GRIFFIN& REED'S How many we see on our streets only re'mnantsof beautiful women, shadows of bygor.e riayel It need not be so while there exists Amrica'onlv B"- 11M Doctor. MHS NfiTlK HAKKISn . AN OLD WOMAN WITH GRAY HAIR may have it changed in four days to its natural color tith MRS. HARRISON S HAIR RESTORER. Only four to ten days required to restore hair to natural rol.-r. la not a dve or bleach. No sediment or sti'kiness. when once your hair is restored to its Hair becomes gioesy ana clean. nee t. but heals and curei blemishes of the skin; ,v 1 uid i.ni, ... ....... r..v... will keep In cuil. Hrice jo cents. Mr. NETT1BHAHRISIIN, ORGANS. and RETAIL. Wholesale Prices Quoted To RESPONSIBLE DEALERS AND flERCHANTS Solicited : Catalogues Mailed Free on Application, KIMBALL CO. Manufacturers. Main Office and warerooms, 243-253 Wabash Ave., Chicago, III. and Warerooms, Portland, Oregon. L. V. MOORE, manager. CAD WILSON OLLIK O ATM AN and 20 rents. Pitcher's Castorla. H. II. S. ROYAL ARTHUR She Arrives at Panama Headed for Venezuela. TH ORINOCO LAND GRANT The Owners Say that tho Interna tional Trouble Hag Nothing: to do. with It. Associated Press. Washington, April 6. Reports that the Brl'tish warship Royal Arthur has touched ait Panama on her way to Nl Cairaguia to1 enforce the British de mands causes some apprehension among oflloiaJs and dT.plimiaita here. The Royal Arthur Is the flag ship of the Pacific squadron and carries Rear Admiral Stephenson, K. C B., com mander of the fleet, alfihougn Captain Frederick French is in Immediate com mand. She ds one of the monsters of the Brttash navy, having a tonnage of 12,00. There is no official iruformaitlon here of the Royal Arthur's movements as reports of naval changes do not come here. The opinion la expressed by those famlGlar wJAb the BltuaUioh that If Great Brttaln resorts to force at all, the Centra! American republics will tender their services to ltyoaragua. THR ORINOCO GRANT. Owners Say It Is Not Included in Ter ritory Claimed by 'Engdand. Minneapolis, April 5. A representa tive of tlhe Joprroajl, who visited Major Gramit, of Farlbau'.t, Minn., today, ob tained Intorestilng information about the treaty concpsslmns aitong the mouth of tlhe Orinoco 'river in Venezuela, Whldh Mr. Gram't and nld associates hive secured. Mr. Grant denies with cjnslderaible vigor the assertions made in Wasflnlng'ton that the concession Is In any way Involved In the trrteTOiatlon. ail oompMcalblons obetwieen Venezuela and England. Grant adml'Wed, how. ever, that a small corner of the con. cession had been settled on by the English, but It was tlhe least valuable, and no trouble mould arise out of the fact. He adds 'tlhait the concession Is really eleven years old, havtoiu been granltod o J. A. Bowman In 1S84. Af ter some work hlad been done In Im proving the iprlvlleges grarvted, a 'revo lution txroke out wnich flnailly put Cres- po in ipower, and nothing was done. They expect to Improve their privi leges if talk about Interaa'blonal com plications or war with England .does nrt Interfere. 8ENATOR CALL ON CUBA. Believes She Should Be Annexed to the United tSates. Washington, April 6. Speaking of th mass meetlnlj hold In JUcksonvlllo, last nlgiht, It Which resolutions of sym pathy with Cuiba. were adapted, Sena tor Call, of Florida, said: "I have frequently Introduced In the senate resolutions requesting the presi dent of tlhe United States to open negotiations with Spain looking to the independence of Cuba on a basis of the Issue of bonds from Spain to Cuba a? compensation, these bonds to be guar anteed to any reasonable extent by th? United States. "At present the OubUns have not es tablished any provisional government that we could recognize, but tlhe mo rn jmt they do organize one, that seem to liave a reasonable dhan?e of per manence, then I s'hall ' strongly ur" th Jlr recognition as 'beTigeremts. "Nine-tenths of tlhe people of Cuba are in favor of 1m dependence, and meet of ithem are tn favor of annexation to tlhe United tSates. Cutrn offers one of the finest markets far us in fhe world It Is one of tlhe richest, and under proper sanitary laws, will be one of the healthiest countries to be found anywhere." THEY LIKE US. Spuilsn Newspaper Announce Uncle Sam's Friendship For Spa'.n. Madrid, April 5. Oormrpondfncla to diy piibiahes the following official note: We are tn a position to declare that the attitude of tihe Untted States toward Spam In everything concern ing Cuba, as tn all other questions, is inspired by sincere and loyal friend ship, as has always been the case In the past, and as Vt will continue In the future. A VIOLENT CHARACTER. Spokane, April 6. Judge Buck today sentenced old man 8i(?gel to fourteen years In the penitentiary. His crime was Shooting a man named Enwald with Intent -to kill. Slegel commenced a tirade against the court, and his attrimrys declared that hls famrtly had formed a conspiracy to beat toim out of his property. The court ordered Slegel removed from Uie court room It required the powerful strength of a deputy eheriff to draw ithe enraged man to Jail. A PECULIAR ACCIDENT. One M3lti Killed and Several Injured In a Railway Accident. Oamon, Nev., April 5. A fatal acci dent occurred on the tine of the Oarson and Colorado railroad this afternoon, Ti ree miles wee of Waibuska, regular passenger No. 2, to Which several cars of caibtle were attached, was on Its way to the round house to connect with he Virginia and Truckee road. The accident was caused by cattle rushing to one side of the oat, causing it to turn over, carrying the balance of the train with tt. Brakeman Chas. Nolan was killed, and cither trainmen severely injured. About two dozen head of cattle were killed. KILLED HIS BRIDE. After Which a San Franclsoo Italian Kills Himself. San Francisco, April 5. Carlo E.i rl.io Rita, an Italian resident of this crvty wias married last nlgiht to Miss Wolf, and after he . ceremony .the bride and groom repaired to the Pal ace Hotel, where they were assigned a room. They did not appear this morn ing, and a servant becoming alarmed, notified the other attaches, Who forced the door. Rita and his bride were found dead In bed. The hust'M had shot h'.s bride to death and -then com mitted suicide. No explanation of the tragedy has been offered. THE NORTH AND SOUTH. They Meat again alt "SMIcm, But Not in Deadly Coirabat. Nashville, Tenn., April 6. A reunion of veterans of tlhe Ntartlh and South, which begem today on the battle field of Snllo'h, and will continue three days, is largely attended. The dbjeot of the assemblage la to mark the positions occupied durimg tlhe memorable battle by the Confederate and Federal com mands. THE NEW SILVER PARTY. Washington, April 5. A conference of the leaders of the new silver party was held in ithls city last evening. Among tlhose present were ex-Congressman Sibley, J. G. Joseph Sharon, of OanneoMoUt; Senator Jones, of Nevada; Gen. Warner, Senator Stewart, and Congressman Newlands. Slibley, it is understood. Was been exceedingly eairagulne of the outlook in PennslyvainJa, and upoke eniUiusl- astlcally of the prospect of gaining recruits In he East. MARINE INTELLIGENCE. San Francisco, April 6. Arrived sahiooner J. B. Leads, from Umpqua; bark Gen. Palrchlld, for Nanalmo. bark Leaihl, from New Westminster. Cleared, Ship Rlversdale, for Port land. , Departed Umatilla, for Victoria and Port Townscnd. Ship American, for Nn.nalmo; schooner Clem, for Klamock; Bandorllle, for Coqullle river. Freights and charters American barkentline Eureka, lumber from Se attle to Aoajutla. JOSEPH A. DONOHUE DEAD. San FraTnolflOO, April C. Joseph A Donohue, pioneer banker died tonight. He was senior member of the Donohiue Kelley fit Co. Doniohue oocupled a promilneirvt position in the business com munty of San Francisco for many years. The deceased leaves a wife and three children, iris estate Is valued at several million dollars. BIG PORTLAND FIRE. Portland, April 6. The Portland Iron Co.'s plant and bundling was destroyed by fire tomlhlt. The bulidilmg, Which was an old frame structure, occupied half a block. The loss la estimated by the owner ait 1100,000. Insurance, J43.000. Tho Are 1s said to have been bean set by an Incendiary. A WOMAN'S TOWN. Eugene, April 6. Reports were re ceived today of the city election held In Florence Monday and rihow that the women have been elected to adcmlnJkter the affairs of the city for the ensuing year. The entire council, recorder and marshal are women. WAN FRANCISCO RACES. mn Francisco, Apri; 6. Five fur- tongs Alary, 1:01 3-4. Half Mile Rey del Bandldos, 0:49 3-1 Six furlong Arctic, 1:13. Five furlongs Sweet Alice, 1.01 3-4. About six furlong" Boreas, 1:1?. AFTER HUNTINGTON. San Fran disco, April 5. United States Marshal Baldwin says that If C. r. Huntington conu.4 to California he will arrest ihJm under a recent Indict ment found by tlhe United States grand jury for issuing an interstate rail mad pas. Bradstreet Gives au Encouraging- Report This Week. OSCAR WILDE IN LIMBO. He Was Arrested Yesterday on a Criminal Charge and Locked Up In Jail. Associated Press. New York, April 5. Bradatreet's to morrow will say: "The appearance of more settled weol'Jher tuigether with the announced Increase in prices for Bes semer pig iron and steel billets con-) tlnued strong, and ftave stimulated manufacturers to demand hlg'her prices for fill goodB. The rains In the -north west wheat regions were greatly need ed. The Increases In wages of Indus trial employes, heavier shipments of whoat abroad, and the rise of the week's bank olearings eiDove the 'mil lion dollar mark, are evidences of a continuation of better feeling in trade circles, and roturntog confidence In many lines of business. There were 220 business failures reported to Brad- street's 'this week compared with 232 last week, 195 in (the corresponding week of 1894, and 186 two years ago, and 165 three years ago. SUNFLOWER OSCAR. Loses His Libel Case and Is Himself Arrested. London, April 5. The Jury in the case of Oscar Wilde agaln-slt the Mlarquls of Queentftmry found that the plea of Justification as submitted by the Mar quis was proved and the Marquis was discharged from custody. The verdict was received with loud applause from the court wMoh the Judge did not at tempt to check. A warrant for the arrest of Oscar Wilde tt is expected will be promptly applied for. ' Later Oscar "Wilde hjarf'een arrest ed. . . . " '. The name of Osoar Wilde has been withdrawn from nhe play bills and ad- vertlSMnent of two theatres, the St. James aind the Haymarket, wfiere two of his plays are running. Wilde was very pale, but cool, When he arrived at Scotland Yards. At 8:10 p. m Wilde was arraigned alt Dow street Police Court. He had merely called ait the Cadlogan Hotel with a couple of friends when at half-past six a detective walk ed Into the office and asked for him. He was shown the room where Wilde was, and put him under arrewt. Wilde said nothing, but immediately went wltn him to ScoManid Yard where the warrant was read. The prisoner re maimed .Hllent throushout the entire proceed'lna. He was then taken to Bow street. Here he stood with hie hands In his pockets while the charge against him was being taken. The police Inspector then read the charge aloud and asked Wilde 1f he had any thing to say, ad'Hng the usual warning that anything he said might be used a'i&lnflt Ihlm. The punscfln' reirnaJncd silent and apparently Indifferent. He was then sear hed, after which he was locked In a cell. Shortly after he had been Jocited up, one of his friend: arrived in a camlasre at the station with a Gladstone bag, oonitaln'.ng fliange of clothing and other necessa ries, but the police refused to permit him to leave tt. Later Lord Alfred Douglaes went to She police station and Inquired whether Wilde could be admitted to ball, The pfrtlce -IruipeotJor extplained that Wlldo Wad been arrested for a criminal of fenwe whloh did. not allow of ball be ing accepted until he had been ar raigned In count. Lord Alfred was grettAJy distressed by this Informa tion. He was told by the Inspector that WJlde had a blanket and all the requisites In his cell to be as com fortable as the regulations allowed. The prisoner would be allowed to re ceive food from the hotel until tomor row, wtiien he will be arraigned on a charge regarding a penal offense. A SETTLED FACT. Salt Lake, April 5. A motion to alipt a woman suffrage article was carried In the constitutional convention today by a vote of 75 to 14, and H now goes to he committee on revision. Un less the opposition can muster votes enough to have today's action recon- Highest of all ia Leavening Power. Latest U. S. Gov't Report 1 rv s f mm sldered, woman suffrage lntLTtalh may be considered an accomplished fact. MARKET REPORT. New York, April S. Hops, steady. lilverpool, April 5. Wheat Spot, steady; demand, poor; No, 2, rad win ter, 4s 9 l-2d; No. 2 red spring1, and No. 1 hard Manitoba, 5s 2d; No. 1 OaTilfor nla, 4s Id. Hops at London, Pacific Coat, 12 10s. Portllajnd, April 5. Wheat, Valley, 80&81 1-2; WeJIa Walla, 45&46. , V AFTERNOON DISPATCHES, Thti Associated Press News Contnlaea In the Afternoon Report. Pendleiton, April 6. 'After a lorng and exdtlmg dhase the posse captured the Parr Boys and brought them to Pen dleton. . They were arraigned on the charge of horse stealing and assault with-tnltenit to kill. When the posse pressed wlltMn three hundred feet of the Pairr boys, they turned at bay, drey their revolvers, and emptied them Bit the officers out of tlhe fusilade. No one was llnjured, and when the chambers were Bill emptied the arrest was easily made. . Washtaglton, Alprffl 6. The Hast mail from HaWaiW , brings ain, interesting budget of general iniformatlon, Ht con tains an aooounlt of a brilliant recep tion given by Minister Willis to Ad miral Beardeley, to Whloh President Dole was not Invited. President Dole has restored the writ f habeas cor pus and abolished miailtlial Haw in the Island of Oahuafhua. The Honolulu papers flay the friends of the ex-queen declare she wlW treat with contempt the recent offer from, a United ItStutes showman of 3500 per week to come to the United State. The "Dairuferous Persons" aot was adopted before the mialil lefit It is la radical law aigakislt those who conspire to overrule the government and who come from other countries to fomenlt disorder. Washington, April 6. The treasury department ds making propamaitBons to put' Into execution the provision of the tariff law requiring silver and Head' ores imported into ithe Umlted States to be assayed and sampled (alt the port of entry. The law provides a duty of three-four'tJhs .cent per pound on all lead ore,-whwe t Is oompluM with silver ore or ores of other metals. The assaying and sampling to be M to the lowest bidder. , ' Alton, 111., April 6. -A fearful wreck occurred 'Dhls morning alt Wood River bridge on tine Chicago and Alton road near East Alton. A Hong and heavy fretghlt tram was . oomdng down the grade (When the middle of the train bulged oult and 15 cars were piled on top of each daher. Four men were killed outright, land itwo- were faitally injured, j None of ifcnem are known, but are supposed to be traimps who were stealing a ride. Hermeesiy O. T., April 6. Part of the posse in pursuit of the bandits, who robbed the Rbck Island train near Do ver Wednesday night, oame upon the gang, 35 miles west of Hennessey, yes terday afiternoon. A fighit ensued in which one of Ithe robbers was killed and others wounded. The wounded got away. The dead man was Identi fied as Dick Yeager. Zanesvflle, Ohio, April 6. Four per sona were killed outright and the lift fatally njured In a wreck on the Ball alre, Zalnesvllle and Cincinnati nar row gauge alt the trestle, five miles west trt SiumfmorfleM Uhlia mornirkg. The train Jumped the track. Chicago, April 5. The Times-Herald today reilteraites that the big new tel ephone enterprise In opposition to the Bell, is backed by the Sugar Trust, the Standard Oil. Company, the Crock er Interests of California, and the Pull man dcimtrtainy ilrttereSts. Ttlie new company Is the iiSandard Telephone Company, of New York. The electrical devices to ibe used are tlhose of Allen T. Nye, and the company proposes to put In telephones afl over the country at the uniform price of 125 per year. New Orteems, April 6. About itwo o'clock this morning an explosion from some unknown cause occurred at the corner of Dedtur and Ursultne streets In a two-story brick building, conlain Ing two stores on the ground floor. One of these was occupied by Emlle BoUldt, as a drinking saloon, the oth er by Satothe as a grocery and ship ohanldllers' store. The dead no far re covered are Chartes Salathe, grocer; Mrs. Chas. Sallialthe; the 14 months old Infant of Mr. and 'Mrs. Salathe; Felix Rlgot, barkeeper for Abe. Decuerst, and James Edwards, a (barkeeper. The ex plosion was fallowed by fire. It is thought the exphwOwn was an attempt to kill BouWt, who two years ago snot and killed a leading Italian merchant.