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The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1893-09-09
ANOTHER ONE.

Cheyenne Wyo., Sept. S-The First
National Bank will resume business in
the morning.
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A SIGN OF THE TIMES.

Portland, Or, Sept. S.-The Oregon
National Bank which suspended last
July, expects to resume business to-
morrow
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THE FORCED MORTGAGE sALE.

or Herman Wlses stock is now In fun
blast. Everything sacrificed.
M. WISE. Mortgagee.
p. s. All persons indebted to Her
man Wise viii please settle ut once.
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A CHANCE FOR HARD TIMES,

]. W. Grow Is now prepared to sell
the handsomest grades of Wall Paper
In the city at the lowest ruling prices,
and guarantees good goods. Give him
a call before buying elsewhere, Note
the address-5S7 Third street.
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ASTORIA& PORTLAND STEAMERS

Morning boat leaves Astoria daily.
except Sunday, at a. m. and Sundays
at a. M; returning leaves Portland
daily, except Saturday, at 8 p. m. and
Saturdays at 10 p. m. Night boat leaves
Astoria daily at p. M; returning
leaves Portland at a. M, daily ex-
cept Sunday, and Sundays at a. m.
Morning boat from Portland makes
landings on the oregon side Of the river
and night boat on the Washington side.
The morning boat from Astoria makes
landings on the Washington side of the
river, and night boat on the Oregon
side, except Sunday, and on Sundays
via Washington side. ALI boats make
landings on both sides of the river
above Waterford. The Potter makes
connections at Young's Bay wit hears
for Clatsop before leaving for Port
land, Sunday mornings. The Queen
runs through to the bridge daily and
connects with the p. m, train.
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For rates and general information call on or
address,
W. II. HURl 3UEr, G. W. .LoUNsBERRY
A, Gea. Pas. Agt Agent
Portland, Or. Astoria, Or
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L. p. Fisher. newspaper advertising
agent n Merchants Exchange, San Fran
cisco. Is our authorized agent. This paper
Is kept on file at his ofiice.
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Puts You in Chicago
And all
Eastern Points
Many. hours ahead
Of any other line.
Pullman and Tourist SIeen ers
Free Reclining Chair Cars. { fn-
ing Cars are run daily VIZ tho
Union Pacific Flyer leaving Port.
land at $50 p. m.
ASTORIA TO SAN FRANCISCO
OCEAN STEAMERS

AUGUST AND SEPTEMBER, 1898.
Columbia Sunday August 27.
state Friday Se.tember /.
Columbia Wednesday September G.
state Monday September IL.
Columbia raturday September l6.
state Thursday September 81.
COumbia Tuesday September 20,
New-York tribune., 1893-10-31
ENTHUSIASM FOR OTTO KrMpSEH.

An enthusiastic nes,-mee1g was held last night a,
Lincoln Hall Allen and Houston ss 20 ratlfy the nom.
iifaon OF Otto Kcmpler for the Assembly The mrct.
ing under :he auspices OF the Ncw.Yorx Ctzais'
Democracy. The speakers Otto tcn pncr. John
Fcanei and several others prominent In the district The
hail packed and the crowd extended almost 10 The
street door,
rousine mnssmcctag OF Republicans and independent
Democrats held last night ut Janickes Hall No. l57
hrcond-st. and ratified the nomination Of Mr. Krnpner.
Mr.. Kcmpncr and John Fcnnel the speakers. Mr.
KemDaer referred decision the Supreme Court
sustaining the Police Conis ssioncrs their refusal
grant Mr. Kcnpncr Official ballot This was accom-.
panicd bv Kisses aud calls dcnOuDcing Judge Barrett
and the Police COmmis oners.
New-York tribune., 1893-10-31
SrTJTvr MILITARY TOr RNiNENT EFFEfTS

The sale OF the equipments and accoutrements or
the English Military Tournament Company. whch
ended its career dsastrousiy at Madison square
Garden few weeks ago. took place yesterday AT
Tattersalrs An unusually large crowd was pres
ent and the bidding was brisk and fairly good
prces were obtained. The largest buyers were Co.'S
tuners although many things were bought by
artists and curiosity hunters. The articles dis
posed Of consisted Of rifles carbines. swords bay
onets helmets cuirasses. lances, camping outfits,
furniture and uniforms. The uniforms, which were
bought by costumers and theatrical people, were
thos. of the list Life Guards the 9Th Royal Irish
Iancers. Ilth Prince Albert's Own Hussars. Royal
Horse Artillery. Grenadier Guards. 42d Highland
ors Rlock Watch SSth Connaught Rangers and
Medical Staff Corps The sale. which will continue
today will include lfty-tve horses and sixty
New-York tribune., 1893-10-31

Brings comfort and improvement and tends
- personal enjoyment when rightly used. Ihe
many. who live better than others. and enjoy
ufe more with less expenditure. by more
promptly adapting the worlds best products to
me needs Of physical being will attest the
value to health Of the pure liquid laxative
principles embraced in the remedy. Syrup OF
Figs
It's excellence is due to Its presenting In the
form most acceptable and pleasant to the taste
the refreshing and truly beneficial properties Of
q perfect laxative: effectually cleansing the
system. dispeling colds. headaches and feyers.
and permanently curing constipation. II has
civen satisfaction to millions and met with the
anproval OF the medical profession because II
acts on the Kidneys Liver and Bowels without
weakening them. and II is perfectly free from
every Objectionable substance
syrup OF Figs is Tor sale by all druggists In
soc and 81 bottles. but II Is manufactursd by
sre California Fig Syrup Co. only. whose fn,mc
Go printed OF every package. also the name.
% .',, -, ~ Figs and being well informed, you
:,i, not accept any substitute II offered
New-York tribune., 1893-10-31
]. .&J.DOBSON,
: East 14th Street.

tends to win 1t. Those who know him believe he
will win. Mr. Scoiield gave himself up TO the police
yesterday and gave bail for $3.50 for his appear
ance before Justice Acker on Friday evening.
II gave myself up this afternoon, he said last
evening. Il did not propose to give Muller's gang
the satisfaction OF locking me up. Last night they
had my house surrounded. They wanted TO arrest
me and keep me in cell all night The Taxpayers
Union Is at the head Of the fight against the Muller
ring. The charge which made against Fitzger-
aid and Excise Commissioner George Van Name
last week was that they had violated the law re-
lating to primary elections at the village primary
held on February Is on March the election was
held. Two Republican watchers were thrown out
Of the canvass room. We have plenty OF evidence
to prove all our charges. On Friday night before
Justice Acker will waive examination and let the
case go before the Grand jury"
Tomorrow morning Fitzgerald and Van Name
will appear before Ju~.'cc Daniel 7. Cornell. at
Clifton. for examination on the charge made against
them by Mr. Scofeid and Mr.. Jones.
New-York tribune., 1893-10-31
FIGHTING TIE STATEN ISLAND KIM.

NICHOLAS MULLER'> MEN GROWING DESifRATl.
-IxDIGNATIoN At THEIR ACTS.
The vengeance OF the frightened leaders OF "A
corrupt and decaying political party continues Il"
no visited upon the honest and fearless men wh"
,ove done what they believed to De their duty l."
their fellow citizens OF Staten Island. II Is IN"
,eppeancc Of the lcadcra e he Democratic or
,.,ization which is ruled ~ Nicholas Muller. T."
,,o preot dctfimcnt OF Richr., County and u"
the injury OF It's reputation. Observers OF me
nolcal situation Staten Island believe that me
vengeance Of the leading mon IN Muller's RING
os exhibited during the last few days. Is an
unmistakabe premonitoTy symptom OF the us
intcgration OF that party.
ON Saturday David J. Jones. respected Cit
1en of Port Richmond arrested at the
instance Of Dis'rictAttornry Fitzgerald on ''
charge Of perjury. At the time warrant
vas issued the same charge for tn" arrest "i
Lister A. ScohcId Mr.. Scoheid Is old AMI
~ rored resident Of the village OF Port Hichmond
lie IL "A man Of the highest standing in the com
,unity respected. trusted ana above the slightest
suspicion Of unfairness or political dishonesty.
THE chief offence of which these men are guilty
IN the eyes OF Mer's followers Ia that they are
members OF the Republican party. and that they
a, nose at every step the outrageous actions o.
M,llrr's followers.
10 one in Port Richmond be found who i'
willing TO say thai hr believes that David oo"e Of
district Attorney Fitzgerald In causing the arrest
az these mel! on such n serious charge, rrnerh,H
ba,,eycd he utterly without foundation. Is Dc
no,nced on every hand; Many believe that 'h''
District Attorney made the charge OF perjury In "
,nnment Of anger. outside of the Traders men,
selves no one seems inclined believe that Mr.
Jones and Mr. eonsid win eyer be ried IT scD
field is the supcrvis'nS engineer Of the MaiIo'; E,
c,..nship COMPANY. He was home on sat
nrdav when The warrant was issued. on ., SUNDAY
t,'o,sver that the varrani had been issued.
nv" ,rh. followers Of Muller caused To be circulated
on SUNDAY a ruInor that Mr.. scoicld hod gone l., 10
Eiorida TO escape arrest. rne r,imor was so IN
lustrioisy circulated that newspaper printed inc
s,nry YESTERDAY; Ir Scofied returned to his hon,
Scs,erday. Tribune reporter saw him In q NJ ~
home last evening. ~ Is evident that Mr.. Sconeiu
is n man Of great determination and force OF cniI-
acier Xmo.g niS neiJneSrs he has reps'dnSlfhn, nah,
asainsi the Muller Ring and he says that he "
New-York tribune., 1893-10-31
AT TIE BROOKLrN THEATRES.

Tbo Gin Loft Behind Me- received its first presenta-
,,on in noollvn az the Columbia Thcatr last evening.
large audience gave cordial reception TO III: dis
,,u,iyc feature, Of tia play The OF frontier life
rs set forth frequently applauded The com
included some fayorfes o Prookyn theatrcgoers who
won. warmly welcomed. The play VIII te continued
week
AZ the Amuhlon Theatre last evening Wang" the
comic orcra with which the name OF De Wolf Hopper
lona Identified was produced by company a the
head of which L. Edwin stevens The same favor
that was shown when wang was before sung
in Hrooklyn The ,crnsry aud costumes were brilliant
and cnervc Next week John Drew viii appear al this
house.
New-York tribune., 1893-10-31
BoNpHoLpERs OBJECT TO A RECEIVER

UDNT)HDI.JEKS OI5JTIV I To Z NFs'
David Thomson has been appointed receiver for
the Uaskns Wood Vulcanizing Company. whose
plant Is at one e-hundrsi-and-hfty-h -hfth-st and
Elghth-ave.. in the suit Of J. w. Johnson The
order states that this does not affect or stay the
foreclosure proceedings brought by the Atlantic
Trust Company. IA trustee for the bondholders. In
which Judgment has been obtained for 2ll.WO. In
opposition to the appointment Of the receiver II
was urged that the bondholders had proposed n
plan OF to the creditors whereby the
former will purchase the property at foreclosure
sale form n new company. and give the creditors
stock In for the amount Of their claims. 1t was
stated that holders Of bonds To the amount OF
yI7OOo ont of $4,000 had agreed TO the PROPOSE
tlon and that nearly all the creditors about $4,000
In amount. had also agreed To the reorganization
icnving only a few who would not come In.
New-York tribune., 1893-10-31
THE y.TUTGPATTON HOSPITAL MOVED.

The old Immigration Hospital. which has stood 80 long
an the Battery lately been u,cI by the Fi;' De-
rrmrnt was put bonrL the lighter iFith
and r-v.d over to tono,er.st. BroAyn. Ihr bnlidhs
l. two stories high Nat roof. aud II 20 feet wdc by
IL feet LONG IL f. sbsta.iiaily constructed and weighs
ten or twelve tons. used stand noat Castle Har'rn
when the old fort was used by the Immigration Bureau aud
.ervrd as an Immigrant -Idtsi. Later IL was moved
sc, u, thc shore and nfto up the Of the of
The nr,ioat New. Yorker.
It. ale and removal recently ordered ana y was
~;.arlcy. BrOklNn real rStutr u"il"I
Tor III So Hr St.nry intends to put IL on lot owned
o., him Issd Hook
New-York tribune., 1893-10-31
FOR A ErG REPUBLICAN MAss.MEEnNG.

The members Of the I;"plblcan County ENeru'iN" 'oh
nlec were IN time ycst'r iaf ~ VI
county headIiaftcrs IN IN" Grand Opera Hol>c' i"'
ucmbs:- of committee met I, confer with I'll" can
dcat,, the Rc.ubiran Co1nty u~H":. MI o tlc can
date, present and thy r'nan'd IN consultation
with members cf the County Executive Committee '
an bonr or 80 lach of the candidate. has nair u
,rc. canvas. Of the portion city which he H'r>
and each enc Of them rcI0 tel that hc knew ua'
l,-ce Hclublican coming ort.
After the csndiiatcs had icit ihr mo"tin%-room thr
ucn,bc,s Of Executive Committee took up the ar
r,nccncns Tor great Iepubican na~s-nr'ing "h'h
Wifi lye hcd INT week IL was exporter !"
the u;st pace that meeting would b. hfli III inc
Coolrr Union on Friday n.fht, but th" ha'' ma ~"
engaged by the nti-Maynari Gcinlns for that evening"
.ud a. the meeting obaby b. held Oh The previous
evening IL may bc put oil until SATURDAY night Coohi
= " Il. Crugcr viii probably b" the piesidin% ohcef
Chsuncey NJ. Dpcw has pi"nitd - BE- present io' a.
hc c>prc.sed IT, ITO make st speech but TO HI III
with a few remarks" GI:cral Horace Porter ana rN-
Judge Henry II. iiowa"d also may De among "''
-Ipdk
New-York tribune., 1893-10-31
SALE OF THE SECURITIES POSTPONED

The new reorganization committee Of the Mad-
son SQUARE Bank stockholders yesterday requested
IN. receivers of the bank 10 postpone the sale OF
securities which has been advertised to take place
ON Wednesday. The reason given for the request
WAS that the sale of the securities would hinder the
committee in its work az the prices likely to be
rcaizsl would he small The receivers replied that
they would postpone the sale If the committee
o,,ld Give bonds TO indemnify the receivers for loss
in the depreciation Of IN" securities through the
nostponement Of the sale.
1ha receivers have rented offices In the Roths-
,h,M Hul;dlng i'm West broadway. and will soon
vnrate the present Offices Of the bank.
New-York tribune., 1893-10-31
nousiNG MEETINGS IN BROOKLYN

Ahe Republicans and other frieds Of good govrrncn.
IN various part, Of Erookyn rallied IN large numbers
attend tn meetings held IN several wards last eyenny
~ ue Eight, Ward large audi nee assembled IN Days
sa 80 at ThiTdavc. and Fifty Iourth-st and listencd 70
'" - Butins. J. e. Chambers and T. NJ. parn~u
.ne Iwenty.nfth Ward Repl licaDs assembled at Reid
'ne 'ederson svcs, In their wigwsm rousing rceep.
New-York tribune., 1893-10-31
FRAUDULENT REGISTRATION IN ALBANY.

FRAUDULENT REGISTRATION IN ALBANY
Albany oct 80 (specaD.-The registry lists IN
tLis CITY have been stuffed by the names oil re-
heaters The districts in the county within easy
ccoss n. tho city and those West Troy and Green
I,ord also hear evidences OF many bogus names
In Albany City alone over 200 fraudulent names
are registered In every ward in which there
are two Democratic inspectors the registry w haI s
a number OF Illegal names. In the Ienth Ndiu
here is an Increase OF l9j last year ana IN
the sixteenth, of s From The Home for the nseI ol
which is In the Tenth Ward. there are thrty-sN
ycung men registered under the names OF Dc de-
are used were allowed to leave the institution
The Third Ward the home OF state Coua, ,a
names over last fall The Republicans have, or
eanized purge. II possible the Est od the
son. Arthur l.. Andrews. Robert G. Scherer ana
c f. Argersnger to raise funds to carry on '"c
v.ork
New-York tribune., 1893-10-31

ton gver MIR Schicicn The other speakers w're
Thomas tltchie Henry c. Powell. w. II. Reynolds and
A A. Wray.
Many assembled Ia the Atlantic Park taiho In
the twenty fourth Ward and listened 70 A. w. Gleason
w. w. Ryerson and w. ii. friday. Ny. Scheieh a!so
a speech and applauded to the echo
New-York tribune., 1893-10-31

The first issue in 1873 A.GOCoo and the last lot
cancelled $4,000. In 1884 the figures were S.S2O.Uo
and $1,000: in 1890. 81. 1875 900 and $4,000
IL should be noted. however that In the case or
the issue OF 1854, the certificates OF the Metro
polI,an Bank remained out long after all others
had been retired The last certificates. other than
the Maropolitans. cancelled on August s. 1884
The lot was OF 10000.
New-York tribune., 1893-10-31
HALLETT ALsOP BORROWE" or MS WirfH.

A tall man with black beard. with decided
English accent and under the influence OF drink,
vas arrested last night charged with disorleriy
duct and with refusing to pay carriage fare
At the West Thirteth-st. police station he said
his name was Hallett Halthrop. twenty-eg years
old. but he refused to give his address gold
watch was found him which bore the inscrip-
ton:
~ Haett Borrowe to liallett Aisop Borrowe"
Thomas Wren. the carriage driver mt whose
irstonce the arrest made said Hal,hrop had
hired him at o'clock at Dclmonico's. lie drove
about the city until IL O'clock. when he returned
to Demonicos, and then he could collect no fare.
Halthrop or Borrowe WIS locked up In the West
Thirtetf-st. police station
Late last night at the station the prisoner was
said to be Hallett Asop Borrowe IL said he
had raised disturbance IN Dclmonico's at 3
O'Clock. and then led out and put into the
carriage. the drive. OF which afterward had him
arrested. Halle,t Alsop Borrowe is the ,nan who
was connected with the Drayton duel scsudak
New-York tribune., 1893-10-31

rur CONsPI RATOES WARNtD
..rbe Eagle" is no elsrmist but neither Is
r.o,e" blind. When II sees facts IL tens '~e"
xhen II perceives intentions 1t announces u."
when It notes delinquent ofiiciais 49, -
""e" nv. ,hraots which such a performance OF
49,. o,,o,, are disregarded Duty alone Is per
aa,yed and is mandatory. We unhesitatihsN "p
,oaI TO the honest men of all parties Demo''a,'
ppanubcans and independents. to unite for p..e
ha,lot a true election and a fair count ~ 81"
Ellis or elsewhere these results VIII De seo"'
The will of the people whichever way ',
cannot and shall not be defeated. Inc ~
,a,ra 70 defeat It by corruption. intimidation OF
49, ,oraarv NJ returns will do well 10 be wary
49, behind them stalks the headsman OF pup''
anger and Of public purpose
New-York tribune., 1893-10-31
EX.sPEAKER GROW on TIE SENATE RULE

EN-SPEAKER GROW ON THE SENATE RULES
Gaiusha A. Grow, ex-Speaker Of the House Of
Representatives. arrived at the Victoria Hotel yes
terday Although retired from public life for many
years Mr. Grow keeps up his interest in
affairs especially in the doings OF Congress- He
said to Tribune reporter yesterday: There is
the silver Repeal bill Will result ultimately In a
chahge OF the Senate rules. that majority
can carry out its Will without unnecessary and
unreasonable delay. douD, n that result will be
in'nediate however The Republican Senators Of
Tered 10 join with the repeal Democrats TO amend
the rules so as 10 bring about the speedy repeal
OF the Sherman bill The Democrats refused their
aiu 40 not see now they can expect the Rcpubi
cans to work with them now in view OF the
partisan measures which they have already brought
np IN Congress and which they apparently
determined to push"
=, Ex-Speaker Grow will return to his home in
Pennsylvania In few days.
New-York tribune., 1893-10-31
MAuLoN CHANCE IN MASSACHUSETTS.

Mahlon Chance. OF this city. ha, been invited ty the
Republican stat" Committee Of Ma,aciu>ct> spend
lat week of the in That State lie made hi,
ni,t speech at Lowed last night.
New-York tribune., 1893-10-31
TO DEFINE PART OF TIE ELECTION LAW.
Politics IN RICHMOND CoUNTY-A TALK WITH
GENERAL WISGATE.


The election law rather that part OF II
lating TO the printing Of official ballots will have
its frst legal definition explained by Judge Dyke
man. in the Supreme Court of Westchester County
to-day, a motion to grant Injunction 10 re-
strain the county clerk Of Richmond County from
having printed three official tickets exactly alike.
Peculiar interest is attached to IT, and IL will be
the first test of the new law. In addition IL de-
velops unique condition of affairs in the political
sphere of Richmond County. The regular Republi-
cans of Richmond County nominated "A full ticket.
which included George J. Greenfield for County
Judge: Michael Conlin. for Asscmblyman: Junius
j. West for School Commissioner: John II. Ellis
worth. for County Clerk. and William c. Walser.
for Coroner An organization known as the Rich
rond County Democrats fell into line and held a
convention and filed with the County Clerk "A GER
tifcate showing that they had nominated the same
men for the same offices and demanded that bal
lots be prepared accordingly.
a few days ago another certificate filed
with the County Clerk. signed by so voters as
required by law setting forth that independent
facti n had also nominated the same five for
the Offices. and demanded that regular bal
lots with their names be printed. Thomas II.
Banning. voter and Taxpayer. aed protest
against the printing Of the TWO extra ballots. but
the County Clerk held that they were In compli-
with the law on the subject and ignored IL
whereupon he applied TO the Supreme Court for
an Injunction.
The law on this point has never been tested"
said General George +. Wingate who appears for
the plaintiffs. yesterday. "and peculiar Interest Is
publicans. Democrats and independents all nomi-
nate the same gentlemen for the Offices, yet
want separate ballots? Well. that is of the
peculiar phases in Richmond County"
New-York tribune., 1893-10-31
DEMOCRATIC ROTTENNESS.
<~o,,,uued from First PaEe0
rur coNspIRAToEs WARNED.

and on the people the challenge Of the c0nse'
ouences. If they dare
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-12-27
AMONG THE EUROPEAN ANARCHISTS

PARIS. December 26.-In consequence OF
the threatening letters received by Off
cials of eastern railways announcing the
writer's intention Of blowing up several
railroads stations the baggage OF passen-
oers is subject 70 keen scrutiny and other
preparations are taken 10 prevent an eX-
plosiou. This announcement has caused
alarm among the travelling public and is
adding greatly to the further enforcement
of repressiVe measures against the an
archists.
ORLEANS, FRANCE, December 26-This
CITY last night was thrown into state OF
terror by a violent demonstration on the
part of the Anarchists, who ran along the
Fauburg De la Madeline acting in q most
riotous manner and shouting Long live
anarchyn' They broke the gas lamps
ali along that section OF tue
thoroughfare through which they
nassed. tore away the supports 70 number
OF trees. and with these, smashed all Of the
windows in the vicinity. The police today
are searching for the leaders Of the mob,
who are known TO be friends Of the arrest
ed anarchists, Moulinier and Colas. Men
acing letters, evidently written oy anarch-
lists. have been received by the principal
residents OF Orleans.
ST. ErIExNE. December 26.-Twentv
cartridges fully charged have been found
in the railway station here. They we're
evidently stolen from dynamite depot
near by.
BARCELONA, December 26.-The Anarch-
ist Cerezuel who was recently arrested at
Hussca has made a confession in which be
acknowledges that be himself threw the
bomb in the Liceo Theatre. The bombs
found beneath the seats in the theatre were
pisced there by an Italian Anarchist named
Saitvnan who was also under ar
rest and has likewise made a con-
fession. Anarchist Codira manufactured
the bombs from the moulds prepared BY
Sivepol. the printer, who was arrested the
other day for implication In the dynamite
outrages and who confessed be bad these
moulds. The eight -year-old child. whose
statements first gave the clue by which the
cnlprits were detected, lived in the house
where Codina lodged This child says
that The bombs thrown at Cen Campos
were concealed in pots Of artificial flowers.