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, 1881-02-19

A C1vIL-SENyIcE Association was orRan-
ized at Bnston yesterday. Among tho Vice
Presidents nru Charles Francis Adams, Jr.,
join III. Forbes, George William Bond. Sen-
ator Iloar, Presi4eut Sceiyu OF Amherst
College, the Hey. James Freeman Clarke,
Henry r. Kldder. and Martin BFlnmer. The
President Of the Association will bo chosen
, 1881-02-19

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anticipate possible contraction Of tho
currency, They say that n Rreat
norttnn of tha hanks will rns
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warrant the1n III maintaining their clrcula-
ton; That they will sell their 1 per cent
bonds. which ttey now have rs a security
, 1881-02-19

MI. ELIfoT +. SHEPPARD wns nominated
for United States Attorney Of the Soutllcs,,
District Of New York yesterday, in the pIace
of Gen. Stewart l.. Woodford. This ts III
accordance with anticipation. and Is said to
be Il concession to Senator ConklInc III order
10 secure his ynle fur the confirmation of
Stanley Matthew's.
, 1881-02-19

4 RAFT, supposed to be the one on which
eight men took refuge frn,n the bark
1iazard, recently wrecked otf Nantucket,
was observed by the slip Pembroke Oil thu
18th Inst. about forty miles east Of Cnpe
Cod. There was no person Oil the rift, and
1t Is feared the eight unfortunate sea,nen
were drowned
, 1881-02-19

AYoon KHAN bus been heard from once
more. lie Is ut Malnund, OIL the borders OF
Afglanista1i, md, taking advantage Of tho
Russian advance, has declared war oil the
A1neer whom England has set up Mt Can<!a-
l,ar. The British authorities In India arc
alarmed at this mud other events traHsplring
LII Afgh1ntstall.
, 1881-02-19

AN express train and freight train ca,ne
into collision oil the Chesapeake & Oh1o
Kairond between Callahan anil Rockbono
Stations, Va, last night. ". Il. CuntlElr, the
engineer Of the freight train, was killed,
and the fireman t1'eck) was scycrcIy injuresl
ThB engines, baggage cars, and several
freight cars wcrp wrecked.
, 1881-02-19

TI1EnE arc about twenty candidates for tho
Office OF Distrlct-Attornpy Of Northern Ohio,
in succession to Gen. John q. Lee, the pres-
ent Incumbent, whose term will expire the
lGtl. OF March,
, 1881-02-19

TIE British, Parliament Is now over six
weeks In srssion, md all tha roal business 1t
l,as done 50 far is TO pass the first clause OF
tho Irish Coercion act. which, itdll yesterday
by a v0tu Of 3G1 to II.
, 1881-02-19

THE Democracy OF Brooklyn Is in q bad
condition. Ono party wants to get rid Ut
"Boss" Mclaughlin, the other party wants
him retained, R.ltl tfore ara no Indications
that tl1ese rival partlcs will conc to terms.
Tom Ktnse!la, of the Brooklyn Euulc, Is tho
leader Of tho rebellion ngainst the "Boss."
to whom fo refers ~ n, l,lsulent nutocrat.
, 1881-02-19

FRANK Tw10as, WHO murdered William
DrIscoll, III Burke County, Georgia, Inst
November. was hanged yestcrlaynt Wnynes-
boro IN Tint State. lie died protesting Ills
Innocence,
, 1881-02-19

iu few tlays. 1t will advocate that the
work Of the Government bc conducted Oh
business primciptesS TINT competent e,rl-
ptnyGs shall be retained In Office during xooI
behavior; that Office shall not be used to re-
ward political "workcrs y; aid tile no,,-i'-
reference Of Congressman and Senators In
tia matter of patronage.
, 1881-02-19

ASoTIlEI. Caucus OF the Pennsylvania re
publican Legislators Mt Harrisburg last hight
Iruyctl abortlyc on account of the stubborn
1lcss Ut the Beaver men. Beaver seems to
le the first, lust, and all-the-tlle choice of
this faction.
, 1881-02-19

c. D. GuSrt:rs, brother to Congressman
Gunter, OF Arkansas, shot atld 1t Is believed
MORALLY wounded l.. d. Gamble, recently. it,
Benton County, Arkansas. during d dispute
about tho removal of post-o1}fcc,
, 1881-02-19

Mn. JoHS How.Atp pAnSELL, brother to
tho Irish agitator, addressed Land -Leugue
meeting ut Atlanta, Gu, Thursday night. An
Engllshmnu who attempted to address the
meeting was suspended" and taken out by
Gotnu uolfccnleE
, 1881-02-19

GEoN0E llcKE1T, his daughter Martina,
and Peter Allen. f. colorett man, were drowned
In crock near Wetherford, Tex, Thursday.
by the failing Of bridge over which they
WrrO passing.
, 1881-02-19

Hugo that MI armed revolution III ireland
would be jusitiable If there was fair
chance Of success, but, rs the Irish are
unarned, there fsnot, md TINT he has tried to
prevail on them to maintain peace and de-
pend OH agitation.
, 1881-02-19

THE sptnners alld wenyers of Fall River,
Mass, have decided to lnaugurato striko ut
from tiyu to ten mills. The mlll-uwners
have decided, 1t the persons employed at
so,ne mills strike, to close out all the opera
tiSns
, 1881-02-19

DETROIT seems to bo going into the ship
building business. Yesterday Ill Glasgow
ship-carpcnters arrived ut Montreal OIL their
way to Detroit, where they will work lii tho
Wynlock shlpyard. -
, 1881-02-19

Atls- HIRAM uAnnEil, jill, tic Congress.
.au from thu North Str, WIS nominated for
Receiver OF tho I.alll- Olllce ut Mitchell, Dak.,
yesterday by President Hayes.
, 1881-02-19

THE house at Fred LaI,ynr, on thu River
Sioux, fifty miles from Sioux City, ill.,, WIS
DESTROYED by tiro yesterday. Il 10-luonths-
old baby perEshct In tile 1lalnes.
, 1881-02-19

DY the ignition Of coa!-oit whiia lamp
was being ill!ed, Louis Sniler T. Sons paper
mills ut Hamilton, o., took tro yesterday
and weredestroyc1. Loss, S15 ,0o0: Insurance,
S:GUO0
, 1881-02-19

Two HEAVY failures were reported III
Grcat britain yesterslay-ytz.: Kort Bros,
lron-nasters, OF Glasgow, an4 Morrison
Bros, Of Workineton a1ni Mnryport, England.
, 1881-02-19

Lols.tN V. KENHEpY, Postmaster at Fair
view, Neb.. was Judged In jail ut Omaha yes
tcrtlay on the chArga of rubbing registered
letters. IIo has confessed Ills guilt.
, 1881-02-19

INDIANAPOLIS packers layo slaughtered
40i,0eD l,ogs since the lst ut November,
against 347, ,t,00 hogs slaughtered during tho
corresponding perlull Ut lust year.
, 1881-02-19

THERE Inns bccn n great decline In tho
price of coffces in tho London market OIL
account Of a1ylcus of lurgo shipments from
brazil,
, 1881-02-19

NAApwELr, ANDERSON j. cn.'s desk fac
tory, ut East l'dston, Mass, wus damaged BY
lire 10 the uxtent Ut S40, GOO yesterday.
, 1881-02-19

SMALLPOX has broken out In tho Alassa-
chllsetts Stato Prison. Quo OF the prlsoll
officials has been taken down with thu dis
ease,
, 1881-02-19

LORD WILLIAM VlTr LENNON, u Scottish
nobiciMall, AMI brother to the Duke Ut lticll
luond, Ii dead. lie was in hls 8!.l year.
, 1881-02-19

DAVE JONES, c0lored man. shot and
killed another colorea nlAM, Saul lluoUEts, nt
LAWtoll, Burke County, GeOEBtut yesterday,
, 1881-02-19

PAnSEI.L stated In the llouso Ut Commons
last night tlat whtls l!e was In l'arls lIa WIS
followed by two Government detectives
, 1881-02-19

WARMER, clear, aud partly cloudy weather
tor thls region to-day.
, 1881-02-19

TWENTY-FIVE houses wer0 destroyed b,
ii1u at Scottsboro, Ala, yesterday. TIL
total loss IL estimated at SD, 200.
, 1881-02-19
FUNDING.

FUNDING.
Completion Of the Foreshad-
owed Humiliation of Sen-
ator Bayard.
Passage Of the Funding Bill,
as Made Up by Speaker
Randall.
The Changes Demanded by
the Senate Not Worth
Fighting For.
Secretary Sherman Unwilling to Say
He Thinks the Loan
Will Fail.
He Is Certain, However, tl>at tho
President Will Not Inter-
pose u Veto.
Jubilation of the Soft Money Op-
ponents and Rivals OF SEN
tor Bayard.
They Regard the Present Action as the
First Move in the Presiden.
tial Game,
Whereby tile Western aud Southern De.
mocracy, with Free Trade, WILL
Control the Situation.
Senator Mcdonald the Head aud Front Of
the Newly-Developed Line Of
Action.
, 1881-02-19

WAsH1SoroN, u. e., Feb. 1s,-Follow.uQ /
the text Of tile Funding bill as 1t passed tn
Senate to-day:
An ACT tn facilitate tho refundin2 Ut tho Na
NQHgt debt:
The Daily Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Or.) 1876-1883, 1881-07-10
The Hardy NOrSemen.

One mans food is another mans
poison, says AN old adage. The
depopulation of Sweden and Nor
way, and the consequent colonial
ton of this country by the hard
working, thrifty people of those
realms, is a practical illustration of
the theory. Honest, law-abiding,
hard working citizens will always
find a welcome here. There are
many classes of immigrants who
come hither, but there are few
whose advent is hailed with greater
satisfaction than those hardy
Norsemen of whom the sages sang
in the dim past. Rugged and
stern in manner, perhaps, they are
equally rugged in their unsophisti-
Gated honesty and industry. The
right hand of fellowship should be
cordially extended to those hope
ful sons of toll.
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Condition Of the President.

The Presidents condition Friday
morning is reported by DIR. Bliss
as favorable. He was somewhat
restless during the early part of
the night, complaining of sore
ness in the legs. This quickly dis
appeared and he slept well in the
latter part of the night. He
awoke yesterday greatly refreshed.
His general condition is better than
at any time since the shooting.
Pulse sc, temperature 80, respira'
ton normal. His appetite contin'
ues to lead his bill of fare several
lengths, he is always hungry. Yes
terday was intensely hot IN Wash.
ington. The bogus dispatch o.
secondary hemorage in the presi
dents case, on Friday, caused gen
eral in dignation. The originator
would get an involuntary bath j
discovered. The subject is toc
sad and serious for stock jobbing
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The new bank at Oregon City
commenced business last week. 1t
is unbelievable that a proposition
TO invest capital in any Legitimate
business in any place should be
met with howlS of disapprobation
and Encouragement. Yet it was
trne in the case of this bank, but
pluck and energy would not sub
NIT to unreasoning opposition. As
the Enterprise says: 1--WE need
more men of enterprise and back
bone, who will not be deferred
from new enterprises by the dis
NAL croakings of moss-backs who
were pioneers in the wilderness,
and who viii not learn that the
wilderness is being built into a
civilized country. Let all such
men come, and let us encourage
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Around the World.

The Rev. John 5. Inslip, editor
of the Christian Standard and
Home Journal, of Philadelphia,
leader OF the Holiness movement,
and a gentleman Of thorough learn
ing and eminent religious charac-
teristics, has just reached his home
from an evangelistic tour of the
world. He sailed from New York
last June, and has visited Europe,
India, Australia and the Pacific
slope OF America. On setting out
Rev. Inskips party consisted of
eight dIvines, but he returned ac-
companied only by his family and
Rev. Gardener, a promising young
divine who went out to remain in
India, but was forced to relinquish
his purpose on account ot ill-health.
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rnE NEWS.
RY NAIL AND TELEGRAPH

Senator Conkling has written a
grand letter to Gen. MacVeagh
upon the shocking occurrence of
the I'd.
Seven hundred and eighty five
Mormon converts, seven hundred
and nine Of whom are Scsndi-
navians, landed in New York on
Wednesday.
The fire cracker nuisance got its
work in at Troy, New York.
Three lives lost, and a big fire.
The abomination ought TO be
abolished by congress.
The former wife Of the assassin
gives him an airing. She thinks
that the attempt at the assassina.
ton of the president was simply
prompted by his morbid desire fol
notoriety, for which he would, she
thinks, give his life.
Items about the heated tern
come from all over the west. Ter
sunstrokes occurred in Pittsburg
on Friday, three fatal. Work ha:
been suspended in the mills. Ohic
points suffered greatly. Missouri
Illinois and Iowa have had terrific
heats. 1t has been very oppressive
I'm Chicago.
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CLYDE Cookies letter Of May 10th,
from Munich, to his mother in
Salem, says: 81 think it is a good
thing that a great many people
cannot come TO Europe, for they
would probably be disappointed
in a great many things, especially
noted things and places. The
characteristic features might not
be so, for they, of course, are so
unfamiliar, the mountains too are
grand, but the statues are many of
them dirty and smoky, and build
ings which you imagine are stone
prove to be nothing but brick and
plaster. The IseT is a very small
affair, though the first time | saw
it it was quite high, but one could
not say that dark as winter was
its aow,' for it was about as white
as melted snow and diluted mud
could make IT." CLYDE is not par
ticularly impressed with the gen.
erality of models from which the
class work. Upon this point he
says: 81 enjoy my work better
this term than last, for l work
harder and then we also draw from
life. Monday ] got up at half
past six, only to get down to the
academy at ten minutes past
seven, and to find that the places
had all been given out, so had tC
satisfy myself with taking wher-
ever ] could get, which was not
good. We drew three DAYS from
that model and then had q new
one. ! was up early, and by hur-
rying, reached the academy just
as they were posing the models
so had chance to draw nv mum.
Der when my name was called
As | was going out with my ease
I met Prof. Hacki. who seemed
quite anxious that l should get G
, good place, for he hurried me out
into the second saal, and planted
me quite under the models nose
that is, in good place beside the
platform. The model was nice
old woman, who locks good anC
clean, so ] think she cannot be Z
n professional, for they are neither
| have been doing ever so much
better on this third head. The
professor told me to-day that some
parts of it, the cheeks and about
the mouth, which was all full o
wrinkles and hard to draw, was no
bad, and Since- he corrected the
rest very carefully, | think / may
take some credit to myself"
The Daily Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Or.) 1876-1883, 1881-07-10

The ravages Of the teredo upon the
wharves and docks Of Puget-sound
have occasioned much loss. Every
now and then, as the Argus puts it,
We hear of dock tumbling down.
People are now discussing the pro-
priety of using sand stone instead Of
piles, to build upon. The Oregon
Improvement company will put in
stone piers at Tacoma and Seattle,
where they now have piles. At AS
toria this destructive worm does not
exist, and piles viii last hundred
years.
The Daily Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Or.) 1876-1883, 1881-07-10

The Ashland Tidings crows over
Yreka. 1t says: ''The Yrekans
have got to get up at three o'clock
in the morning to see the comet,
the Journal says. That's the in
convenience Of living down in the
ground. We OF Ashland took our
view of it in the evening, Just after
dark, or any other time of night
we choose"
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Down the Columbia.
Portland Repnblican.

The engineers of the North
Pacific railroad are now seeking
line down the Columbia river to
Astoria from a point opposite Ka.
lama. A party of fifteen is now
in the field below Rainier. 1t is
not known whether they are just
running experimental lines, or
whether for definite business.
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Referringto the Northumberland
railway connection, a Portland
evening paper says: ''Crossing of
the Columbia will be made above,
and not below the Willamet river.
The route will be laid where the
bridge will be of the least obstruc-
tion to navigation.
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EOUND.-AbOut foTty-fiye fathom of 10
IL mesh, I1-ply new net with old lines was
picked mp on ClaiSOp spit about June I'D,
some OF the cerkS marked \. 4. L. Go.
Owner can have same 10y proving property
and paving charges.
WILLIAM JOHNSON.
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E0UND.-On the morning Of July 9th.
IL near the Great Republic, about % or ~
fathOmS BarbOurS l3-ply 46 mesh leads
marked COOK. Owner can have the same
by proving property and paving charges.
Apply TO J. W. BROWN.
7.7.6s West Coast Pkg. Co.
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EOUND.-On Fort Stevens fat. WedneS-
Il day morning. July 9Th, between l55 10
20 fafhomS OF new and old web mixed, and
cOrkS OF various marks. The owner csn
have the same by calling al Geo. W. Hme's
racks m Astoria. proving property and pay
ing charges. JOHN STRAND.
] july Z. lSSl.-7.7 &c
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NET L0ST.-0n the night Of July cd. near
~ sand Island, about 80 fathOmS IS mesh
net, new. BarbOurs 1910 irvine. buoy marked
% and cOrkS diamond X and leads X one
side and L on the ether. Finder will b.
rewarded by returning the same 20 the
ASTORIA FISHERY.
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SIS Reward.

MET FOUND.-On the night Of July 81.
~ near Sand Island. about % fathOmS.
buoy marked NJ. j. Owner can have same
BY proving property and paving for this no.
tiee. Apply at ASTORIA FISHERY.
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Girl Wanted.

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Losses settled promptly and literally. feb7
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Published Daily and El Weekly

Entered 81 the Postotfce st Alexandria, vs., 81
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we can recommend De equal to any fancy brand
on the market, sold in l-l6s ana oDls Dy
HARMON & SMITH.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-02-23

DREEDING CAGES AND NESTS.-We
ID nave lust received lot OF the above which
W. MCLEAN & UHLER
;on17 76 King street.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-02-23
FANCY GOODS.
O. M. A ANS.

m I'm rnensa assortment o: Meriao Underwear
sho~ins ihe i4rgos an mos. coolplete stock OF.
.-r.3 N inc CITY, for l"d'nH. gents. MISSES. boys
a@d lnats prices Is: It IS sch.
Rlooons CUrsets md aaadkerchiefs,
GermantoWa, osxJny and Shetland Wool !;
faEns IN all colors and qusities; Zephyr Worst
ed, uIl supply; S. ~sys in stock Canvass, VI ot-
toes, Embrol!erinE Silks and r codes.
:, Buttons, Spoo! Slk Cottous, Thread, Soaps,
Periumery, Jeweiry, &c.
Hosiery III solid coiors, Stripes, Bslmora,
bstbrlgsan, Aerino, Lsle Thread, Mourning
AID Yarn; over GOO dozsn of fire snd medium
price hosiery; prices trJm Zoe to 81 50 psr psir
Noolcn Sh"w!s, Scarfs, Hoods sad Nubiss.
Gloves in hid, Buck. Sheep and Dog 5kin,
French Castor, Cloth, Berlin, Ring wood, Uasn-
mere and upoekrsHi price 25c to 81 per pair.
Gents tna N NeckWear in Ties, BOYS, Rutland,
DeJolnVlle and handsome assortment of C!su-
Gents Scsrts, Shirts, Collars, Cuffs and Silk
Suspenders.
Neck kuilling, RuGs, Lsces. Edgings Veil
lngs, Hoop Sklrts, &c.
G. M. ADAMS, 90 King st.,
septo AleIandrIa, Va.