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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1881-10-25
sNnhrfdletnItd,er Rnter1noro

Ct. &lairSUtllt, o, "a. Sttbr. -
Somes g8eir priftte ON lCbten Samfag
9bCuo ietrem Sater, benz @)eueral Samc5
0cir, einsu 10 hefti9en Sdla9 in's 9tttt,
oob Ger @rsi8 Su SOber hlirite mo icitoem be-
iirrunqslcs 1T. Seiu SOB miro ltiinolltl srs
martct. SEQ. gS. gSCir, Gin auocrer Sohu oe8
@tneral8 @eir, iicbt 5ur 3;it i'm @stdnauiie
isincm @ro3eiie tp,aen Der am lebten g8,ib=
nad1tstage ueriibtcu grmorbung zines geruiier
Gterlina 5Riegs entgeseu. Der Inqrifi aui
oen @reis muroe bsgangeH, neil itdl 0ebterer
welgerte, ielne eiuSQe 9odter unter SormunO'
idoft elmer biCfgen Dame gu ftelIeH. Der un'
gGatb ne Sobn tIt enthoh3u.
(Spdter.) - @eneral SGmes gSetr 1T hcute
irih geforben. Der Seri6nocne mar lan9e
Sabre 9lit9lRo oes Sarreau5 oOn Selmont'
@ountp un0 pGhreno Oreier &Uminc Utit9lieN
Der @eIebaCbuna non Ohio,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1881-10-25
germfId,te tcIearapbtIGe SeveTd,em

Tlora 9 m b he, eIn 3ur gOemIzUlon-
DC" bon 0i ontreal geb0rige8 g8'tb, 1T
CON ibren 9ienfmGomen Sella Wlac OOnalo
nit einer SaIie 8hee, in Der nh Qr'euif be-
iano, pereiftet moroeu. 9as DtdOfeu bradte
4el,Iuert i'm Beltbc BON $500 in ibrcu Befit
urO perlieb ole 8obnung ihrer 6erriH. Die
9ll2iuhen famen in EN- BfauOleibbaus, uno
buF gidbdlen bsriubelte oaS @elO, worauf eS
Der 4oli5ei IN bic 6dnoe ftel.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1881-10-25
Air mcicr In Mfdii,t nftS

92idjmOnN, Yirg,. y. CttObtr. - Die
auf bcule ouberaumts gtlltdrparaOe muBte IN
TOIae oes uugunfigsu 28etterS unterble.beu
alien QCqen QbenO Nor 0aS 8elter ginitigr
urb ner Uou BEN 3eutimeu uCrauitnltett 8adcl
iuq, ucrbunoen init blitOrliheu 8ablcaur, paJ
ein briuantCr Griol9. Uian id)6bt, 6CB 4O,
600 TelonCu Oas Sd,auipieI mt Ouidbcn
ylorgen merOeu bic gegsrmiIt5 unO Die yte9e
perC1us QuSrilden.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1881-10-25
Esttt nperfntt ans NcNtiintlA

WurCfa, YflO., q. On. = GamC8 ..
QlnOuion, pclher ft in 1876 mdhrcn0 Der
gSoblmirren in gouliioua mo ipdtcr al5 3mge
ror otu GonqreB- -Gomite'n imeu u,At Uene,=
bcnSmcrtheu 5luf eyruarb uuO leit cmioer 3eit
els 9(erasttur Oe8 b1ciigeu ,,Teuber" iuuGtrte,
murte QcIierH 4bcnO Uou IS. 5. s. BtuOie
unaeQrifeu uu6 ourd cinen Shlag NIT Dem
&olbtn e,nC8 9(cuolOerS 10 ihmcr ON &Opit
r,rmuHOet, NaB man fitr ie.n yCben iurttl..
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&prthJJusrs-4. q EpridIUnrser,
4 ,g}d 4iuI6uen rpn E ,,S5CC i9errcn far iteen
EcSw3ae, Scr,flouFsn, "a SAL b9a6lt, rem bG5I
EAptncel unb yiecer= 81 ScpfeEzUtterS utbt 81
ss,ialasnbej. rcrla0e a Iurireu rter Su HnAern
GlaE flo auf 6upiens d r5rmaJ.
l@a.erE." ,,TaS ScpTcuz@itltrS
,ggcu lci,, Iauf,, rcrlljbs einc ihbueSdut,
Eg1ilis Uub aebrluNe rcfle gEaUgta uub ben
Sogfcr Eutcrs, 80 lujyn 3 neplrI,sG GtttH."
,-iaH EzTt, aciun5 uUC 4 ,,0tsgtus uHl Sdrus
ain .Ht.t -,tuH n tCfrmtrcCH Qutr (rtI
Z ,g'grsaf.t Tamtn ! r HUlau pcrna1tnt tur4I
sWl6&tca Et, oCrr tarE, u has -cPitI NH!erS
4 gs-se.fll G.e 0erf.r. ,,98Hass ta3 gr55ts
sgttsrg." urpgit.eueoenre, 4ias
4 .,g7S oruftr -Tittcr5 zen, 25lut nm Sebcr re-
EtrSfTq. rirFt uub tuz z 6Elitcnrc W1tt.I ist2-
brirt ttEtaNil rcu ber a Suri1n @tterS."
scritcu lut aA., ,Brealscr, E1Yptlten,
4 ,gPaatuiigrs, Rppf. n Etitrrln, @uuttey5 mbI
Hpeb unb ztplrb5l uIrs q CdmcV Gebrauteu laSI
so2u buru pcui9c Dcien 81 Soqr2rzs tterSfa9'lM., :,
Scpfc1z @ttt,-5 tarjrt." uNl5 Nrrfca=s,t1ierS
k ,,IPsu rsbWe ti9tG Sat Gtcnihcn, nc an
srrctmll 0rpIg1 9ttters 81 GluIt pct ErGnNuqI
Gin. 10 uirb man Fe;uCB GbjHpw,h aIlt.tea, SIR
0cI!crrehuu5ta gu e,nwl'mRcN Lap Ce7
B3aRltn hatcn." biuHcle,. rtr3elj'a'"
TualIeu Hpptbcfcu5uF Fabgu.
4 7ant4 ziii.rra 5tlfs. Cro Bod,cErr, II. q.
GnEguir. Dat, lab gcubcT, Gn8Isao.
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Gin ptcIbC9ueibtce Rufifer

Snbianapolt8 "a. Stt. = IS erregt
bier arOBes aufieheu, oaB zine ytep-Dorter
Same ueaen ibreu bier ltbeHOeu @at;eu, siusH
mohlbetanutsu Uluffer, Raneu8 Gdharot,
neIther i'm Shomas 'idleu Srteifer eriie Sioz
line ipielte, einsn GbeiheiOungsprc;cB auge
ffrenat rrb hiflbei ben Setpeis erbrdtt bat,
boB ibr muiifoliiher @otte ueben ihr ntdlt p's
niger, ols iiinf bis leben aueere @attiHnen bier,
IN 6iOriea, 3Gras uno YbilaoeIpbia lsbeu
babe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1881-10-25
Rns MpdllpGiler tltt sleltell

8urltngtOnr Sa.l "A. Slt. = IIM 6
llbr beute min crreidlte Der 6IuB Oca SaTitr
ilant ucm SUM 1850, ben b0ditcu lett Ocm
6ruhjubrc Uon 1851, unu 1T nod i'm St.,qea.
SIS GRttaa mar Der GIuB I'M cirtH Dct,r2a
2nI 0cmaCnlsl
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1881-10-25
,riid,e reriar,n,rnrn.n in pnroon.

{ on D on, u. Ill. - az &t0QMmluN1
im 3raialaor SQuarc, Ill ueldlcr Der GHtrii-
iuug iibtr Blrngll'5 &erhaflung NuSOrud &c
AGbeu mcroen lolllt, mar i'll NolGe OeS &tstu8
Gin Tellidlag. Is iUaltH Tlgnl tluitnO Ser
loren SgCegcn un0 uadl uTidjlofueu 3I5.-
rCicli murG.n Hci, luiioneu GCgsT oaS &9rQcb n
Der &cgIuupg ioymcu iir lugeaomhcn er-
,lGrt
Ger @uommuua inn &9N2 Eorf oalca,n
rObltCn trOB nCE OrobcnNcu gSujtrS nlcdE GlS
tiini,i3iouimO #troncn bel. Die 9,cocu wlreu
in olm Htlidu lttocnidl0'tljdcu Zone qcbIl
ten. Sin 3ug non DjelGu Sdultuo2U nit Dtunt
IND &nurUn marIdirte non GbauHq= q=4roG
ourd &all-DiGlIz, SL SawCSz uEo G,ccaOlllp
Cir nGd) bem BayIr, woiGlb't CT gegCH 4 llbr
einhni. Son iGdls GrlbiiHen hcrab muro il
9tc0Cu CCbQltCu, IuO 3{tlolgtionCu gelcu 0aS
f. iQc unO gdcbmouge 4ufECteu Der Jicge-
urQ uuo orCH Suiud, Die 5teOefrei6elt g..
noltiam 3u uutcrtrudeu," Wurccn eiHihmmiQ
arnenommcu. Die 9eriammiung mar aai
iaLcuu or0Cnhih mn fat gar feline BOli5ei an
itheu. Sic 9}QHen BON y&uoaS @laOltOne"
mo ,,CudtCc 8rieht" muroen NIT 9ruH3eu
uno sen 3tuicu ,,Serrather" cmpilngeu,
2Onbuu, -. Sitbr.-6r. Blu, NieOaf
tCur oCs ,,9iuScOmmou OerOlo" mo Ritqltto
Ger 2auDlqo, tif perbaftlt lmU i'm @rfdugNtii1
I'll @olnap clugctcrtcyt mOrOeu. - Die yBre6z
4Tcuauon" uCrOfeulidt Gncu euidtiOHellcH
glrtiicl iibCr bic 5bG igtett or TcuiGr in @roB.
huoHnCu, Y1riS UuO 4merIta. Dem 2lrtttcl
;uiolQc Iuo Die Ramcu uC 2luienth ltaortt
mChrereI Der bauptd@lJdliiCH SerlhmGrcr oer
6CQi6uuQ bct1uut. uuo bic EOuJouGr Belize,
bat tucltS 6aitbCiCble gc9cu Die 8erOdhtiga
in NGnocu. SCit mChrercu NtOuatcH uHO bl5
bnr iueuieen QGod5eu touroc ots ,5ScutSr- Go't"
0urdl einCH glngClicllcu e,uCS 0amper5 0eI
,,9atioual= =ginie" rcQtlm0blg nadl yonOon &C:
bradt unb bon bort nat EiOEpDol uH0 Dub
lin hei6rOe.i. Sin, midlttge % Ouug iolda
EoitlQd)cu mHrbe tur3 Dor Dem SUludle, 0as
8athhQus in giuCpool in hiC 2uft 5u iprml'n,
cmpiougcu. Die Bre6= 3HOcIUtlou" b.baupz
tst fsrnr, 9QrHu uDo mChrcre 6threr Der
gan0liQa, luelde 3uQlItd DlttglltOe oc5 Bar
IomCnts ieicu, bdtitu ,iamG5 Stcpbcus, Den
&hef Der TCuiCr Organization, M Bart6 bcudt,
8un Sd)luiie crmdbut olr 2iTtllel Gin Scrltdt,
nud) lucldem idl Oic Nenicr sur GrmOrOunq
@larlouC'S, gST. 4. 6OIltu'5 cir Bnl. y,
6arcourtS unO cilldler gtitqllgoer Der tOul9a
iid)cn Tamilie peridiworcn babtu lcueu.
aur3e SfabcgoCpcidIen.
= 3oS 5ournol o3emiloo" III petersburg
1T ann ;meieu Utale 92marnt DorOaI, neil q
bic 9ioBnabmeu Der raiIiacn 0tc8ierHag tltti
| Irte.
Bic 9dtgatGu, lpclhG non Der italicniideI
| 9tcaierurg crnannt tUuroeu, nm etuea pan
oCISuerrGa nit Srautr,ih Hb5ujdlliCBcu, per
ben uorqeu aus 9tOm mad BdrIs SuritdtebreI
unb umfaIicnoe 8olmadt gum AbihtIiie cIue'
&ertrugtS befbeu.
- Sine pom %. Sftobsr outirte D'peit
ans gucnoSz A0rtS Ocrtiiuoet, 0lB Der Srcul
&eriruq iomobl 9lrgcltiHicn, utc OOn @biI
| rQtjii3irt mOI0tu III.
- Sic rah g9npteu acidjdten tiirttitcl
GOmmiiidrc TiuO uadl GoHiauliuopcl 5mdt
QetCbrt unO babeu cine IuoiGH3 bei Dem SuI
! tan QCbabt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1881-10-25
YNebieI, YQdete, YQiIagei0eine y.

@ so @uSabn aap1 1AemtIt6 biS sienfaG @Rstas a1
aoten upu unaefaumt sefurena Sa#Dr
tad europa eepettHsGt8eR an t0@nen. ~ ~
eRe Der 2sarfimore Stra6e nn0 @oG @tFtce Apeaae
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1881-10-25

sSmnter htcNr Ser1dtiuugcu. - ScpprSich moe
Gntieruung satneu's uHo Ctliaicr duosrtr
Gtdatsgetdnaetter dus Dem &In,ItuIa ut=
(SeiGu9MtiIc. - CScrildlte ilber SScntcrsiS 81 ut=
pIpttc 5ur Ertnrrouna @InoftoEC's, syor=
tiers nno tnebrerer DttteGteOeg Der fDnistts
djen SSdnilte.
2Ou6on, q. Stt. - 9fat Dem Dubliusr
@oueiponoentCu OeS ,Sberper" bat bi2 9fe=
giCruug bsidloiien, ioen RadiOlger . Brtcn's
ais 0feOalteur8 oes ,,lln!teo Sllauo," 0eS Srs
oans Der 9aneliga, su utrhafteu. 90 1T Elm
&erhaitsbtiebl eeqen 5ameS . &ounOr erlaiicn
pOroeH, DER lebte gSod]e DC 3eituug reOtgut
bot. - Su gtemz@aflesOnz3pue bat I'M SuIu5
gCfun abeuO cine grO6e SuiammIuug Rtio-
IntionGn gegen Die 3mang8poluit Der Geges
ruuQ anqenommeu. - InI Sanlltdg pltr0e
Der EGdtlr DiahOnep in Der gtdbe ooH GnulS
bmd eincu S9uB ans benz 0nterbalte tUotz
lid Uerlpunoet. Sn @oadlfor0 fauo blute un=
ter bCm Soriiee elneS BrelisrS troB oeS Ser
botCS ter Eegicrun9 cine Serianmluua fati,
IN mdfer cine 9feiolutloH gtgen bie 3ahuug
uon Badlt anqeuommcn murot.-9ie SUuOliga
helt ON Gamlag, mGbrenO Die Boliiei Die
Stmmer Der Nt0a bciest bate, cine glhatme
Stbuug uaO bei6lOB, Die A9jtatiOH tort3u'
itten.
Dublin, "a. 2ft. - 0as ,6reeman's s
Sournal" oeroiientlidlt cine lluterreeuug nit
Srn. 9ornea, IN iptfsr Qetterer Die gluiidt
uuSnrhdte, baB ble triiden 6armer oeu ibusn
i'm tiir5lidl Don Der 2Onoli3a erlaf2nen Ndni=
feft Crtheilteu 8atb, ndHlidl feiuGn Baft mchr
81 be5ablen, befolgen piirosu. gGeHigIena ole
9Glite Der iriidlen Snrmer erwarte feline Gbs
hIlig BON Dem ganoleltbe. @ann OaS iriide
&olf ein Sabr lang ieit itGbe. 10 merOe eS Die
9trai0urg unb Die @utsbeKBsr Swin8en, etnen
SenrNevuunPu unh2u1ehPu
0r. 6enrp, elm Mit9liGo OcS @r2tutiO 60
mites Der 9aubliga mo 2lrSt mGbrercr iriider
StaotSleiaugtncr, mur0e h1ue uubaitC, mo
i'm &Imnir bamz@ @efduauiIie uutergebradlt. -
Gem Gerrehme nah miro BGrnca nIhfeus
ans pcm Gdnuirbdm=g gefdnguiiie entiCrnt uuJ
nnh oCm Scliolt= ooer GIifiOyO GeiduguiTic 9e
brodt mubeu. Qrdl Oit o6. Settle, Dillon
S'Gs1p, Greunau uuo Sopntou iollcu aus
Silmoinbam cntiuut waOen, ie0od) miro q
unm0Qlidl ieiu, Strtou mo O'Srieu nod
eucr ououGu SuljanNult ;u bglngu, iuOeu
Die Gciuntbcit ricicr ScIcH lu i:br au3egrli
iCU iit.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1881-10-25
21ctte Rn5etgett.

e. 10. 2SGro.
Sn elmer 9roEen uno entbuFahheu Serianrun9
bes oettId;cu DcmofrotiS6,fn SInbS Der iebtten
~ aro obsebaltcn geItern Nlontos) I6eno, ben "a.
SttOber, mlr6en ol9en6e Seidlhie etnitlmmt9 anges
nOnmen:
% hloiien, baB mir. bic beutlten oemotratta
id Stmmoeber Der srhuten gRaro, IN SerIammluu9
Die resuldrcn bemotrattiben @anoSotcn, ben Hdjtb.
gSm. 5iinfnGn 2Sbnie oils I}0qor, ebdtlcs Ut.
ScGri; idr ben erften Staotrath3SD5i9 uno eHrn O..
SficnDcrmon tr ben 5tuetten Staotratb56Det9 tnooz
itren;
terner b beid,IoIien, SaB ie6es MitlGiso oieies
eirfuien, am 9Sa6lofalc nddien Dttttnodl pou oer
eroffnun4 UNI Ibr iriib bis sum S6luiic um u6r
A6enos anmeieno su iein;
feruer be dlIoiien, ba6 bteier @lu0 in corpore
Der Geriammun9 bST regalGren Gemottate Der Sehrz
ten g8oGo in Satfh's Ssale, gtr. t9t, Ssrtngtons
Iiraie, na6e BacaItr., bemts (Sienita8D Ibenc
UNI lhr, ben q. Sto6er, beituo9ne." SIN Gutrngt
scenrg &ik, Grdiioent;
(OESN cSnktt 81 f7Sfcunor1 SPfr
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Nic Srtfia In IrInnn

SIMMER ncbr Serhdttuugcu. 93cOurdchsHor
Gntieruung 9atneI's uuo Ctlialcr duoertr
GtdatsGetdngeher aus Dem SStIH, ItiI ut=
CSeiGuentiic. - tScriidlte ilber 5SentcrsS ma
pIuttc gar srmprouRR @InoffoEC's. syor=
tiers unO mebrcrer WitaIicOeg Der f0nigiis
dien rafuiLfe
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1881-10-25
0QSmGntel!

4edte SauCclhaarz Sbaml8!
4cdte tneiidlc Slihmirz Slaml5
Qadlte SamJdbaars Scari8!
&eftc 9elbRr Shnml5!
&rOdlCz Sbnmi6l
Shwar5s DisrinOz SbaDlS.
eiufad uu0 ooppelt.
The Daily Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Or.) 1876-1883, 1881-04-06
Railroads and the People.

How to establish the relations
between railroad interests and
public interests, on safe
and equitable basis, is becom7
ing every day a question of great
er urgency. Every day it is as
suming aspects more calculated to
engage the thought and alarm the
solicitude of the maturest states
manship. 1t is evidently approach
ing a crisis which will be fruitful
of great events for good or for
evil. Let US hope now, that the
solution shall not be left to passion
and prejudice and mischievous
demagogism, brought into play in
the name Of the people, or to
subtle agencies employed by the
great railroad corporations, agen-
cies faithfully subservient to
greedy schemes of monopoly, and
faithfully intent upon circumvent-
ing the rights and interests of the
people. In such a case as this
some Just and mutually satisfactory
modus vivendi must be possible
where parties are disposed to
reciprocate reasonable concessions,
and are prepared to be content
with an arrangement in keeping
with substantial justice and wise
expediency. What the public de-
sires is the creation by congress of
an intelligent commission which
will make a scientific inquiry into
the cost of the transportation,
taking into account the actual
money cost of the railroad doing
the business and allowing a fair
return upon the same and making
allowances for the keeping mp and
the operating of the roads. Until
this as done, no accurate informa-
tion upon which to base an opinion
respecting the rightfulness of rail
road charges can be expected from
any source.
The Daily Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Or.) 1876-1883, 1881-04-06

St. Louis is jubilant over her in
creasing Importance as an export
port by way of the Mississippi.
The other day a steamer left that
city with the largest number of
pounds of grain that had ever
descended the river, viz, 20,S47,-
900, a cargo that would have re-
quired 700 freight cars, in thirty
Eve trains. The Mississippi route,
however, does not offer as much
advantage as might appear, since
the cheaper rate of river transport
compared with rail is Offset by
port charges, the cost of trans
ferring grain from barge to steamer
at New Orleans, and higher marine
insurance.
The Daily Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Or.) 1876-1883, 1881-04-06

Estimates of the cost of the pro-
posed Whitman Monument have
been received from the New Eng
land granite works, on board yes
sci in the port of New York.
There will be about 80 tons of it.
The only question to be decided is
the number of pieces in which to
ship it. The estimates are for:
l. The whole monument in mono
liths, that is to say, in three pieces;
2. The whole in twelve pieces; 3
In fifteen pieces. With the facili-
ties of through railway from New
York to Walla- walla, so soon to
be obtained by the combination
recently formed between the Ore
gon Railway and Navigation COM
pany and the Union Pacific, this
monument, if procured in New
York, viii probably be shipped to
Its destination by rail.
The Daily Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Or.) 1876-1883, 1881-04-06

NJ. D. KANT, MERCHANT TAILOR
AND CLOTER WHO WILL GIVE GLAD TDINGS TO ALL ABOUT
THE PRICE AND STYLE CLOTHING, FURNISHING GOODS,
CLOTHS ETC, ETC. MAMMOTH STOCK
ASSORTED DISPLAYED EXPECT LATEST STYLES,
LARGEST VARIETY LOWEST PRICES
The Daily Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Or.) 1876-1883, 1881-04-06
Mr.. Henry Willard.
EDITORIAL CORRESPONDENCE.

NEW YORK, March lY.-A ester
day we had the benefit of an hour
with Mr.. Henry Willard. We
were pleasantly received, and in
gited to a seat. During our visit
negotiations for the Western
Oregon railroads were closed and
Mr.. Willard received a Frankfort
cablegram informing him Of that
fact. II is wonderful how he dis
patches business, and can attract
so much capital to carry out his
plans. Since the first day of last
December he has raised over twen-
tv-two million dollars for the pur-
pose of carrying railway and trans
portation enterprises in the Pacific
Northwest. When be came among
as look at what we had. now look:
and at prices, too. Twelve dollars
on wheat per ton from Walla-walla
TO Portland, voluntarily reduced to
eight. Last month the farmers
of Walla- walla valley addressed a
petition to Mr.. Willard asking for
a further reduction upon down
freights, but, as if in anticipation
ne had already ordered the reduc-
tion, and within three days from the
mailing of that petition to him
advertisements were inserted in
the papers notifying the public
interested of the reduced rates.
Putting this and that together
does it not appear to be most
singular that the Oregon Railway
and Navigation company can have
an enemy in Oregon or Washing
ton territory? Since the sale of
the old Oregon Steam Navigation
company to Mr.. Willard and his
associates they have spent in Ore
gon FIVE dollars or more for every
twenty-five cent piece they have
earned in the state and are now
putting forth all their energies to
meet the Union Pacific railroad
company at Baker city next spring,
thus giving Oregon an outlet to
the Atlantic side direct by rail.
Our prediction that in the course
of time this combination would
absorb the Northern Pacific rail-
road company has come to pass
earlier somewhat than we sup
posed would be the case; but while
1t is true that Mr.. Willard and his
associates have the future manage
ment and direction of the financial
part of the Northern Pacific rail-
road company Mr.. Willard has no
desire whatever to assume further
responsibilities involved by another
Presidency, and the management
of the Northern Pacific railroad
company will therefore for the
present remain as it is. Del.
The Daily Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Or.) 1876-1883, 1881-04-06
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Notice.

TIME STEAM TUG MARY TAYLOR"
IL Will be sold al Auction at Astoria on
Thursday, April eth, at 10 O'Clock a VI.
\. WATERMAN.
74-td per Trenchard & UpSllur. Agents.
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Henry Ahrens. Henry Tietjcn. T.V.Borstel.
CHICAGO BREWERY.
Henry Ahrens & Co., PrOprietOrs,
1920 10 I43I Pine street.
SAN FRANCISCO.

TFNIIIS BREWERY Il THE MOST POPU-
II lar ON the coast. and have established
branch In this city and j. under the manage
ment Of J. STRAUSS who viii be- pleased 20
fll any order from a dozen bottles up tO q
thOuSind barrels. This beer needs no rec
concentration. aS those using IL once will
never use anY other. OUlerS lei; At the De
cident Hotel or "a Isaac Fosters will be
promptly attended Ia. All orders frOfn 4
distance will receive prompt attention.
Families supplied with this excellent quail
u al beer. J. STRAUSS. Agent.
Water street, next door tO Isaac Fosters,
Astoria. Oregon.
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The canal season has opened in
the east, three weeks later than
usual.
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For Sale,

At my auction rooms viii sell a conSign-
ment received by steamship Columbia from
San Francisco. OF
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any source
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BORN.

In Astoria, April 9Th, TO the wife of
Wm. Chance, a son.
, 1881-12-14

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.,': uch'' ~. y. ''ou'ote, ;" wy s."'' Ano a.sns
meeting to submit mn estlnato Of the cott OF
plactuR ono electrlo ttgtf at the curner OF folk
stroot md wn,tcrn avcnuo nj nm q cxncti,nrnt.
Eoportcd that The cost would ameunt to SliO.
The report WIS accepted. Tho Committee IN
thn nrntosed polk Etrcct Hnttwny reourtetJ
,ho, tho,r ro,i',on s,,,,m nrrhnhiw In
saa. .h'.. a., pIs..uu ,..'. u t.oo"S' ~
presenter ~ the Cly council AZ tncls next mect"
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, 1881-12-14
How Lord Lormc Nat Ills wife.


Thu Princess determined 10 run up trim Ehes-
ter TO Brkenhgud by express. aid meet the
Marquis In broad watpe. Accordingly, attended
BY Wcsttninster. her host. her 1rutaer and ais
ter.In-tRw, Lord and Indy Waller Campbell,
Lady Mact.4tnara. and Latiy Dentr; CO CayendIsh,
ths Fsinccss at oilce pfoccedoJ 70 n,rkenhead,
whcro they werc received ty, the curporate Of
tc!uls, and cmburked On tho Allan LiHo's tender
Htorncock, temporarily under the cnar9e "t sir.
Rnhcrt Allutl. Ona-0t tho chIefs nf EhA tlrm.
Hutd1y Ind the elttln 8torncock got we'll under
way whan ahc b.ack smoke Of tho advancing
surdluian was seen Oh New Dr'Rhton. Neu5cr
and nearcr cunle the Tiny 'cn,sur and tho hugo
ieytattsnn. and tt1au tho Mnrquls WAS picked nut
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chief TO bis wife rs # hls rlFht nrn WIS worked
by etcen:. p,wer. immediately aftcswnrd hc
tfeppod oH tho sard;uian's decx, md the next
glad to lenrtl-he gare his better half reklllur
DOWNRIGHT etuptIatlc bug: The 1oretnor-tlon-
oa. ran rnp.ats luck e ls!rkcnacad. and tns q!
ARRIVING ii Chesser. Sir Thtimas Gibbons Frost
and Lady Frost, Chcstcr's afayor and Mhynrrss,
received the dsstnRuIaheh tdrty. Hnd. nftur d
few cour.es!cs, the 0overnor.u enoral and rrtn-
cess entered Il SIX hurae landau and were oil q:
puCc to Eatotl Hull,
, 1881-12-14

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