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The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1893-08-20
ALONG THE wHARvEs.

An answer In the libel suit brought
by the master of the steamer Chehalis
against the steamer Ellis to recover
s6S damages by collision occurring on
July 10Th. was filed yesterday, says the
P.-I.. in the United States district
court. 1t is denied that the Ellis was at
fault, and that she in fact had the
right of way when the two crafts col
lided while trying TO land simultane-
ously at the same dock near Charleston
The American tug boats which were
working about the San Pedro in Vic
toria Harbor on Tuesday returned to
the Sound and the raising of the vessel
will necessarily have to be postponed
for although strenuous effort was
made on the last attempt, the vessel
still lies on Brotchie ledge. Whether
or not further attempts will be made
to remove her from the rock on which
she lies is as yet unknown, but at pres
ent operations are suspended.
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1893-08-20

PETER PAQUET. Reoelver.
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1893-08-20
ASTORIA TO SAN FRANCISCO
OCEAN STEAMERS
AUGUST, 1885.

Oregon Wednesday August 2.
Columbia Sunday August 6.
State Thursday August 10.
Oregon M0ndaY August II.
Columbia Friday August Is.
state Tuesday August %.
Oregon saturday August 20.
Columbia Wednesday August 30.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-11-08
PERSONAL POINTS.

Col. Edmund Rice, U. s. A., who has
been commandant OF the Columbian
guard Mt the Worlds Fair, has mill
tary record OF distinction. For more
than thirty-three years he has been in
active service. He enlisted in Massa-
chusetts at the beginning of the war,
and was acting as captain when he was
only nineteen years old, and before the
war was over had risen to the rank OF
colonel. Colonel Rice's work in organ
izing the 1000 raw recruits into the dis.
ciplined Columbian guards has been
highly commended.
In spite OF his eighty years Verdi
takes horseback ride OF nearly two
hours duration after dinner every day.
and on his return plays game OF cards
with some member of his family. All
the musica! work he does is accom-
plished during the morning, and be
talks as confidently of his next opera as
if he were half a century younger than
he is.
Andrew Lang says OF the late Prof.
Jouett that his lace always made people
think Of u cherub's, it was SO round and
full and child like. Though famous as
host, SO much so that invitations to
his dinner party were in great demand,
he was often silent and not only shy
himself but the cause OF shyness in
others.
Gov. Fishback, in giving notice that
there shall be no prize fighting in his
state, thus delicately slides in one for
Arkansas: ave must, ut all hazards,
maintain our reputation as a state in
which a refined and civilized people re-
side"
Franklin Haven, who recently died at
his summer home in Beverly Farms,
Mass, at the age OF ninety years, was
an intimate friend OF Daniel Webster.
He was long prominent in financial and
railroad affairs in Massachusetts.
The birth OF q son to the crown prin-
cess OF Roumania makes the heir to
that crown and to the crowns of Ger
many, Britain, Greece. Hesse and Sake
Coburg all descendants OF Queen Vic
toria,
Rosa Bonheur says, in defense OF her
male attire, that she would have missed
all chances of success had she had 10
bear the weight OF the skirts in fashion
thirty-six years ago. !
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-11-08
JOKELETs.

"Mr. Longtalk seems to be growing in
popularity doesn't he? His congrega-
lions are increasing wonderfully" "Yes;
nearly everybody goes to church now
that he isn't able to preach. Inter
Ocean.
Flattering Friend-Oh, yes. always
keep your books on my centre table and
/ read them rs / do my Bible. Flutter-
ing Author-WhatI Not oftener than
that?-,SomerriEe Journal.
Elder Berry-It must be great COM
fort to know that your husband has
gone where there is no night Mrs.
Weeds-It lie, to be sure; he was q great
hand 10 hang out nights.-Puck.
Mabel-How strange ones own writ
ing seems to one when read years after
writing it. Carson-Yes, especially in
breach OF promise case.-NeW York
Herald
"Girls is queer things" wrote Tommy
on composition" day. "Why? Be.
cause girl is not in it in society until
she comes out. "-lndianapolis Journal
"You say Tom is going to marry you.
Miss Capsett? Why, he naver told me
So" Probably not. lie doesn't know
it himself yet."-Cticago Record.
Visitor ION the promenade)-Isn't
Meyerbeer Intoxicating? Entertainer
It certainly is until you get accustomed
to drinking it.-Delroit Tribune.
"Willie, where are those green apples
gone that were down cellarP" "They
are with the Jamaica ginger that was in
the closet."-Ne,U York Sun.
"This, suppose" said the stranger
in tho city. sis one Of your club
houses" "Well. you might call it one.
It's police station. Washington Star.
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BREAKFAST BUDGET.

Can't. Hurlbut OF tho British bark
Rowan b. Law is not given to blowing"
but this anecdote will probably be
doubted by the reader. lie tells OF n
terrific hurricane experience at sea by
him some years ago, when the WIND
blew so hard that it removed all the
paint of the mast.
After separation OF twenty years
David Davis and his daughter, Mrs.
Eva Johns, recently met by accident in
Seattle, Wash. In early life they both
resided in Newbridse, Wales, and the
whereabouts of each other sinp that
time were unknown until theipfecens
meeting
Several London shoemakers have been
advertising their business by Offering
ten guineas as q prize to any woman
over seventeen years of age WHOM could
put on cinderella Slipper" 81 inches
by inches, and the prize has been won
in number oil instances.
What is claimed will be the largest
range light in the world will shortly be
erected on the site OF the Waackaack
beacon, just east OF Sandy Hook, N. j..
Inc powerful lens loT IL 10 VI HIeHCh
make and was purchased by the govern
ment recently for $4,000.
A settlement has been made Of the
suit filed not long ago by Emily Peter
son, OF Bloomfield, Pa, against Henry
Williams. The complainant wanted
81, 900 because the defendant placed his
arm around her against her will.
On Wednesday morning the Sharon
(Pa.) postoiIice sale combination failed
to work. The safe held the street box
keys rs well as the cash. Letters re-
manned in the boxes. The safe had to
be drilled open.
The pigeons of St. Marks. Venice,
can tell foreigner from native. II
one OF the tourists appears they flock
about him to be fed, according to guide
book; il q Venitian, they keep away.
Italy's financial minister, Grimaldi,
thinks the repeal Of the Sherman law
will not have much effect upon tho
Italian treasury, because there is very
little money in it."
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New York, Nov. THE Hera!dS La
Liberia, Honduras, dispatch says:
Honduras fired upon the American
flag this morning. BY the alleged or
ders of President yapquez and by the
express command of the commissioner
of the port OF Amapala, seven cannon
shots were fired after the Pacific Mail
Steamship Company's. steamer, flying
the stars and stripes, us she steamed
away, because she refused to surrender
one of her passengers to the Honduras
government. The passenger about
whom the trouble arose is Policarpo
Bonilla, who recently led tho revolu-
ton in Honduras, bnt was defeated by
General Vasuuez. American Minister
Baker and other persons were his tel'
low passengers. They arrived yester.
day ut Amapala, port OF entry oil
Honduras OH the Pacific coast, and, in
the afternoon, Commander Of the Port
Villala demanded that Captain Dow
should surrender Bonila. When this
request was refused, q threat was made
to sink the ship, and it was asserted
that President Vasquez had given strict
orders to that effect
An official protest against the refusal
to surrender BonilIa was presented to
the captain ut O'Clock and clearance
papers were only issued to the ship
after nightfall, when it was too dark to
leave tho harbor with safety.
A government officer came on board
at half past 8 this morning, saying that
new orders had been received from the
president insisting on the delivery OF
Bonilla. Captain Dow replied that the
commander of the port would receive
his answer in nall an hour, but before
that time had expired he steamed away.
Seven shots wore fred after the Costa
RIGA, although she flew the American
flag None Of the shots struck her, how
ever, but it is feared the steamship City
OF Panama of the same line, which was
lying within the port. may have been
injured because the firing continued for
some time alter the Costa RIGA was out
OF range.
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The Concy IsInnd Rebcllion.

Every respectable newspaper in New
York and Brooklyn denounced the
Grayesand outrage of Saturday night
and none more strongly than those
Democratic newspapers which are not
under the thumb OF the ring.
II Governor Flower were as honest
as the is ready to proclaim his honesty
and his courage, he would have gone
promptly TO the rescue OF the authority
of his atAte against the bandits who
defed it on Saturday night and gave
notice of their intention to carry that
defiance through election day.
Lobengula, the South African chief
whom the dispatches have been telling
about, cannot be more defiant and cruel
in the savage assertion OF his absolute
right to rule than McKane, the boss OF
Coney Island. And what McKane and
his mercenaries did at Coney Island
was only part Of the plan to have the
state at any cost, to get it through a
corrupted ballot box or take it with the
bludgeon.
II Governor Flower had not been the
craven creature of the machine he
would have crushed the Coney Island
rebellion before it had chance to show
itself on election day.
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Tho PLATFORM and tho Bill.


An unnamed Democratic member of
the ways and means committee, who
may be Mr.. Stevens of Massachusetts. is
quoted by the Washington correspond
ent of the Pittsburgh Dispatch as ex-
pressing views that may give pain to
his Democratic associates OF the COM
mittee.
This committeeman says it is absurd
to talk, as Senator Hill and some other
Democrats are doing, about caring for
the interests OF the American manu-
facturer and the American laborer if
the sole object Of tho new tariff meas
ure is to raise revenue. OF course it is
absurd, and this is precisely what pro-
tectionists have been saying with all
the emphasis they command. a tariff
for.reyenue-only measure cannot be a
protective tariff measure. The basis Of
each must DO essentially different, and
so with the results.
The unnamed Democratic member OF
the ways and means committee, not
content with attacking his party for in
consistency, lets 90 at it with this terri
tic lunge: mo matter how much we
may condemn the system OF projection
for the sake of protection, we shall have
to give protection for the sake OF pro-
lection in scores OF instances in the bill
which We are trying to perfect To do
otherwise would be idiotic" This also
is that projections have been saying,
that it would be idiotic as well as bad
business not to accord protection to
American industries against the pro-
duct Of foreign industries.
Protectionists have insisted further
that it is impossible to make a tariff
bill on the basis OF the Democratic
tariff pledge and at tho same time pre-
serve the industries OF the country. 1t
is significant and decidedly encourage
ing to have tho accuracy OF this posi-
ton frankly admitted by a Democratic
member of the Democratic committee
which is trying to prepare a tariff bill
!or the action OF a Democratic Congress
and Democratic President.
There is another feature OF the ques-
ton which is not encouraging. Not
withstanding the Democratic inability
to accomplish what the Democrats Get
out to do, and while there will be
protection on some classes OF commodi-
tees, there will be no system OF protec-
ton and many deserving industries
will be made to suffer disastrously.
There will have to be some show OF
carryingoutthe Democratic programme,
or that party, having escaped the
idiocy OF Strengthening everything, will
make itself ridiculous and viii become
the scorn Of its own devoted followers.
1t makes all tho difference in the
world whether tho average OF protoc.
ton that may be in a tariff bill is ar.
ranged by the friends or the enemies OF
protection.
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Mr.. W. NJ. Terry, who has been in the
drug business at Elkton, KY, for tho
pasttwelye years, says: "Chamberlain's
Cough Remedy gives better satisfaction
than any other cough medicine ever
sold" There is good reason for this.
No other will cure a cold so quickly; no
other is SO certain preventive and cure
for Group; no other affords so much re-
lief in cases of whooping cough. For
sale by Chas. r. Goetze, Will W. Irwin,
Chris. F. schnepf, Chas. Menkemeller,
WIN. Z. Williams, S. L. Brice, A. E.
Scheele, Will Menkemeller, John Cole
man, Richards & McElroy, Wheeling;
Bowie & Co., Bridgeport, and 3. F. Peo-
body & Son, Benwood.
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pRopEbnERs COLLIDE
Aud Sink in Two Hundred Feet OF waite
in Lake Michigan.

Aud Sink IN Two hunurcu Hcct Ct
in Lake Michigan.
SAND BEACH, Mlcu., Nov. THE pro-
peIlor Albany, of the Western Transit
Company, loaded with grain, and the
propeller Philadelphia, OF the Anchor
Line, loaded with coal and general mer'
chandise, collided off Port Aux Barques
in dense fog and sunk in two hundred
feet of water. Tho captains OF both
boats, with twenty-one men, got ashore
ut o'clock this morning at Port AUX
Barques. The Philadelphia struck the
Albany head on, forward of No. 2 gang
way. All hands got on the Phiiadel'
phia, she towed the Albany hall an
hour when the Albany sank. The Phil
adelphia went down thirty minutes
after. Both crews left in two boats.
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pnblic plnnder as a selonee.


The mayor of New York is attracting
attention as magazine contributor. 1t
is suggested that perhaps he does not
write tho articles for which he makes
himsolf responsible. No matter. Other
great men have availed themselves of
iacile and unknown pens. and often the
result has been very good. 1t may BIO
SO in this case, and good beyond the ex-
pectation of Mayor Gilroy.
The aim OF the mayors articles seems
to be to show that the city Of New
York is rich enough to stand much
more taxation than Tammany lays OH
it and much heavier indebtedness than
has been piled up against it. The APP
preparations for this year are $3G,OOO,-
600. The debt is Sl00000.0O0. Public
works to cost about S30,0O0,O0O moro
are in course OF construction and on
the slate.
The New York Erening Post says that
the methods of the present Tammany
ring are more scientific than those oil
the Tweed gang. This is high praise.
Tho Erening Post finds, also, that the
methods are historical, in proof oil
which it recalls France under the rule
of Richelieu and Mazarin. In that
golden dav Of licensed plumber the reve-
nues were farmei, smart scoundrels got
rich, the great families were reinforced
by inter-marrying with the new rich
who counted their wealth by the million
pounds.
Tammany is not accused of having
drawn its inspiration from this solIed
page of French history. Tammany is
not known to be given to historical re-
search. Possibly the historical method
is also the natural method, repeating
itself under favorable conditions. The
history OF the Tweed ring is fresh in
the Tammany mind to-day without
reading up on it. Tweed was certainly
no less absolute than Croker. His
gains we're as certain, though with less
opportunity not so great.
tits probably due to Tweed to say
that his methods are the base and the
inspiration OF the Tammany methods OF
to-day. Tho world moves and Tam
many moves with it. New York has
grown and Tammany has grown faster.
This marvellous organization has not
been content to be abreast OF the times.
1t aims to head the procession and
does it.
Croker and his gang are piling up
more and greater fortunes than Tweed
and his pals got together, and OF course
they are proud OF their moral victory.
There is part OF the history OF the
Tweed ring which has not impressed
them. That part is to be found in the
concluding chapters, which tell OF prison
cells, flight. total collapse.
These chapters will be written again
in the history Of Tammany. They will
be written as soon as the people OF the
plundered city get ready to write them.
The people are not yet desperate enough,
but they will be.
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WASHINGTON, D. c., Nov 7.-Sccreta-
ry Gresham this morning received 4
dispatch from United States Minister
Baker, who was on board the steamer
Costa Rica at Amapala, Honduras,
when it was fired upon by the authori-
ties OF that place, because she refused
to surrender ono OF the passengers to
tho Honduras government. The Costa
Rica was flying the American flag Mt the
time and Minister Bakers dispatch
fully confirms the press reports OF the
affair
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Clean tho Streets.

This is good time to clean the
streets. 1t will give employment,
never more needed, and it will improve
the highways.
The mud is in fine condition to be re.
moved. It won't blow away after it has
been gathered in piles to await the
coming OF the carts. It is very morti-
flying to the scavongor to eco the result
Of his deliberate efforts blow of on the
passing breeze.
There can't be any objection to clean
streets, wherefore there should BIO no
objection to cleaning them.
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A Philadelphia man has an odd dam
age suit against the Pennsylvania rail-
road company. This unfortunate man
was working on the railroad when wo.
man was struck by locomotive, in
slanly killed and hurled against him
with such force as to break his nose and
iniure him otherwise. For this treat.
ment he demands the sum of $1,000, II
he DOESN'T got it out OF tho railroad
company ho may work it out OF the
dime museum lead.
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OUR FLAG FIRED ON
BY the Order of President Vas
quez, of Honduras.
PACIFIC MAIL STEAMER COSTA RIGA,

Flying the Stars and Stripes, Has
Seven Cannon Shots Fired at Her
For Refusing to Give Up Pnsscn-
gcr-Ministcr Baker Was on Board
tho stcnmer-Tho Honduras Gov
eminent Offers Direct Insult to
tho Government of the United
States.
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MAsrcA. M1NN.. Nov. Is. 1s9O.

Mr.. Norman Lichty, DeS MOineS, Ia:
DEAR SlR-Please send us at the
earliest one carton Krause's Headache
Capsules. We can't run the machine
without them. Send at once as we are
out, and oblige. SUDDUTH & Preston.
Sold by Alex I. Young, John Klari,
Wheeling, aud Bowie & Co., Bridgeport,
Ohio. a
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-11-08

"a CHEMICAL success and medical
triumph" so speaks an eminent physl-
clan in reference to Ayers Cherry Pee
toral; and the eulogy was none TOO
strong. No other medicine is so safe
and efIicacious in all diseases of the
throat and lungs.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-11-08

SuYpRY communities are determined
not to allow the Corbett-MitchelI fight
to disgrace them. Others are equally
eager to be disgraced. 1t takes all sorts
of people to make world.
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McKAxE, tho COney Island thug,
should now resign his job as Sunday
school superintendent aud give his
whole time to his gambling schemes
and political rascality.
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ITisn't an easy job for the Democrats
to make tariff bill. They have been
ont OF practice so long. And they will
hardly get their hands in before they
will be gone again.
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MASSACHUSETTS doesn't want to go
hungry, either The reign of the Rus
sells is over, and personal popularity
can't stand against bread and butter.
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THINGS have stopped going Demo-
cratic. The people of this country
show their saving sense when they are
confronted by the hard facts.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-11-08

IT 10 at election time that the public
shows the full strength Gifts confidence
in its fayorite newspaper, which is re.
lied on to give the result within few
minutes after the polls open.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-11-08

RHEUMATISM originates in the morbid
condition OF the blood. Hoods Sarsa-
parilIa cures rheumatism. Get only
Hoods, II
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eaters. Bully for Brooklyn! There is
hope for the city at the other ond OF
the big bridge.
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WASHINGTON, D. G., Nov. 7.-The
President has reappointed all postmas'
tiers that failed of confirmation by the
senate.
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BRooKLYN rose up in her might and
busted Body and Boss McI.augh!in's
ring OF FOUNDERS, repeatera and tax.
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THE Buckeye protoctionist will be
proud enough to step over four.foot
clnvnr
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If you bet nothing on tho elections,
YOU arc not out OF pocket.
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Your Uncle William Mckinley is still
there. Great and good man, McKin-
10y.
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II YOU feel all broke up and ont OF
sorts agitate your liver with Simmons
Liver Regulator.
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GOVERNOR MCKINLEY, West Virginia
protectionists present their most re-
spectful compliments to you, and will
see Won later.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-11-08

THE people of the Empire state have
declared against a thief on the bench
and the machine that is responsible for
him. This is decisive triumph for
decent government. All honor to the
decent Democrats who helped to do it.
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GERMANY is having lively time sup
pressing newspapers and furnishing ed.
itors with imprisonment. This is one
of the favorite games of absolute mon
archs.
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THERE is some Republican party yet,
alleluiaI
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HOW's
Your Liver ?

Is the Oriental salutation,
knowing that good health
cannot exist without a
healthy Liver. When the
Liver is torpid the Bow
els are sluggish and con-
stipated, the food lies
in the stomach undi-
gested, poisoning the
blood; frequent headache
ensues; a feeling of LASH
tude, dependency and
nervousness indicate how
the whole system is de-
ranged. Simmons Liver
Regulator has been the
means of restoring more
people to health and
happiness by giving them
ahealthy Liver than any
agency known on earth.
1t acts with extraor-
binary power and efficacy.
- NEVER BEEN DISAPPOINTED,
As q general family remedy for dyspepsia,
Torpid Liver, Constipation, etc, hardly ever
use anything olse, and have never been dis
appointed In the effect produced; II seems to
be almost perfect cure for oil diseases Of the
Stomach and Bowels.
". J. MeELaoY, Macon. In.