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BUcKLEN's ARNIcA sALvE.

The best salve in the world for cuts
bruises, sores, plcers, salt rheum, fever
sores, letter, chapped hands, chilblains,
corns. and all skin eruptlons, and positive
ly cures piles, or no pay required. 1t
ls guaranteed to give perfect satisfac-
DER box. For sale by Chas. Rogers, srs-
1essor to j. g. Dement,.
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STAMPS

Have changed colors very frequently of
late; but our competitors change colors
every time they see our work.
We make wagons, shoe horses and do
all kinds of general
BLACKSrHTHING
Perhaps you know this already. Ger
tainly you do, if you have ever EN-
ployed us.
q. A. Stinson 6 Co.
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ToDAY,s wEATHER.

Portland, Ore, March 9.--For West
ern Washington and Western Oregon:
Occasional showers; slight changes in
temperature.
For Eastern Washington and Eastern
Oregon: Fair weather.
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1895

Meals are needed to give ones fanny
years growth. SO much time Is spe,''
in the dining-room that it ought 10 pe
the brightest spot in the house Inc
handsome Dining Tables do not cost aS
much as a plain kitchen table cost I"
few years ago. Come and see those we
are selling for So.
CHAS. HEILBORN & SON
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NOTICE oF ApMINIsrRATIoN.

Notice IL hereby given that the un.
dersigned has been this day appointed
the administrator OF the estate OF A. X
Barrow, deceased, by the county court
Of Clatsop county. Oregon. All parties
present the same, duly verified. to the
undersigned. at the Office OF Fulton
Bros. attorneys. IN Astoria. Ciatsor
county, 0reson. Ullhin six months from
It's estc
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THE BEST
BREAD MAN

In this city is A. A. CLEVELAND, the
baker He kneads good bread for all
who need good bread, and takes the
cake" for making the choicest confec
tionery. Whenever you are not busy,
and feel inclined for loaf, don't forget
to call on CLEVELAND, at the Oregon
Bakery.
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dlntIn Astorfaat.
TERMS or SUBSCRIPTION.


Sent by mail per year, $500 in advance.
Postage free to subscribers.
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Astoria to San Francisco.
OCEAN STEAMERS

ASSOA A~A " A(SSAl Il dll(iSCO.
OCEAN STEAMERS
SAILING DATES.
Columbia, Monday, March s.
State. Saturday March TO
Coumtia, Thursday. March Is.
State. Tuesday. March 10.
Columbia, Sunday March ss.
State, Friday. March ,O
astoria and Portland Steamers.
Steamer r. r. Thompson leaves As
torla at 6:45 a. IN, daily except Sunday
via Washington side of the river: re.
turning, leaves Portland at 5 "a. m
daily, except Saturday. The Thomn,
son makes landings on both sides bf
the river above Waterford, on both M
and down trips
S. II. II. CLARK,
OLIVER MINK.
+. ELLERY ANDERSON
JOHN W. DOANE.
FREDERIC r. COUDERT
Receivers.
For rates and general information call
on or address
G. W. LOUNsBERRY,
- AGENT. Astoria. Or.
w. II. HURLBURT,
Ast. Gen. Pas. Agt.. Portland. Or
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WASHINGTON, March 6.-The demo-
cratic members Of the senate finance
committee adjourned few minutes after
4 o'clock this afternoon. All appearances
indicated when they adjourned that they
had concluded their labors, but they re-
fused to say they had. Senator Voorhees,
said he had called no meeting of the full
committee but none Of the members
would say positively that no meeting
would be held tomorrow or tho
bill or not reported at that time.
The sugar duty advocates profess ignor-
ancc tonight of what. IL anything. has
been done in their behalf, and ii appears
probable If the committee has really COM
plcied its work il has decided upon q
schedule of prices and determined TO sub
NIT il without further parley or without
submission to those interested.
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BALLOTS And BULLETS
They Get Seriously Iniefmllsltd in a
G1idtu, C.n.er.
SEVERAL KILLED AT TROY,
First II Was Dem 5cratlc Repeaters,
Then q Was hepuo lean Re-
volyers ard Now It's
Pub ic 3egret.

Troy, y. Y, March 6.-During the mu-
nicipal election here, at about hal:-pasi
l. this afternoon, row broke out in the
FIRST district of the Thirteenth ward. The
Malloy men, il is stated by tho rcpub-
licans, were running in repeaters. The
republican watchers were Robert Ross
and his brother William. They grabbed
couple of men who were being sdoved
forward 10 vote. During tho fracas three
or four shots we're fired.
When the reserve police finally restored
order Robert Ross was found lying on
the ground with pistol wound
in his head and William near by
fatally hurt. Several others were
in bad shape, many being pounded until
their faces were unrecognizabie. On the
opposite side OF the street was Bait Shea,
democrat, lying dead in the gutter. The
Malloy men claimed the shots wero fired
by the police. who admit using clubs and
rCyoyers, hut tue bystanders say pistols
Ncrd drawn before the police took hand.
There are six candidates for mayor. The
prescnt incumbent. Dennis Whelan, dem
o-rai. inGorsed by wing OF republicans,
and Thomas Malloy, the regular demo.
cratic nominee, are the leading candi-
dates. Feeling runs high; allegations OF
fraudulent registry are hcing freely made.
IL is understood that "Bitn Shea him.
self did the shooting and was In turn shot
by one Of the Ross brothers. Shea was a
notorious character.
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HERE ARE The RULES
The Slpren, Court Mixes Sem,
Changes In th, Customs.
THE LAWYERS MUST WRITE
No More Slip Shed Admissions to
the Bar Permitted In This State
Character ana Learning Hs-
quired OF Applicants.
I. pecIal Dispatch to the stan ard.

Fpttlt pspdtcn 70 tue StdD laIu.
HELENA, March 6.-The supreme court
began the March term to-day. The prin-
cipal business was the formulation OF q
new code OF rules which revise and change
the old ones In many cases. Une rule 10
that IL either party fails 10 appear at tho
time set for argument Of the case tue mat
ter will be deemed submitted without ar
gumcnt. Original proceedings. such as
habess corpus. mandamus and certiorari,
Will be determined Immediately on sub
mission.
Another rule provides that when tho
court Is satisfied appeal is taken merely
for delay and without substantial grounds
Of error, costs may be assessed, so as TO
discourage such practices.
Provision is made that examinations OF
applicants for admission 10 practice shall
be in writing. Their recommendations
for admission must be accompanied by
satisfactory proof of their good moral
character. THIS does not apply TO an at-
tSrncy who has been admitted in another
state. He must bring certificate show
ing where he studied and practiced. and
whether or not ans proceedings for dis
barncnt or any criminal charges were in.
stituted and prosecuted against him; and
a certificate from the judge of the trial
court where he last pracliced that he was
of good reputation and trustworthy.
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THEY SAT ON HERBERT.

Democrats in the House Reprove the Soc
retary OF the Navy.
WASHINGTON, March G.-The house to-
day adopted a resolution for the investiga-
,ion OF Judge Jenkins Northern Pacific
order restraining the men from striking.
Strait, democrat, of South Carolina,
rose to a question OF privilege OIL the
ground that his rights had been invaded
by the secretary OF the navy in appointing
and charging TO his district q naval cadet
from another state. Cummings, chair
man OF the naval committee, stated that
the committee agreed with Strait and re-
ported the bill TO prevent such mistakes
in the future. Strait asked the adoption
OF the following resolution: Resolved.
that the appointment by the secretary of
the navy of a naval cade. for the Fifth
district OF South Carollna from the Sixth
Alabama district is without the authority
of law and void. Adopted.
The house then went into committee of
the whole for the further consideration Of
the pension bill. Sickles. democrat. of
New York, took the floor and had read an
extract from Cleyeland's letter of ac-
cep'ance OF the presidential nomination.
saying the debt due the defenders of the
union should be ungrudgingly discharged.
Upon that pledge TO the soldiers the demo-
cratic party stood and won a political
victory. He was not able 10 agree with
the commissioner of pensions either in
tho Interpretation OF the law or the
manner of treating the legislation o: con-
Srcss, The commissioner characterized
the act of December %, 1893, in which
congress had declared pension "vestel
right" as inaccurate and inappropriate"
That Is not decorous way Of treating an
act OF congress and his superior officer
should have returned it to him with tho
admonition 10 treat congress with moro
respect. Republican applause.) A short
debate followed and the house adjourned
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YOUNGSTOWN, Ohio. March 6.-Thc elec.
,ric street railway has been tied up since
Sunday by a strike. At noon the company
ran out car with a non-union crew. TITO
streets were crowded with idle mill hands,
who greeted the cars appearance with
boots and epithets. Finally a rush was
made for it and all the windows were
smashed in j.iTy. In tho midst Of the
turmoil there was heavy explosion and
it was subsequently discovered to be of a
dynamite cartridge. Nobody was hury
and ii is believed 10 have been done
merely to intimidatc. The second car
run out WAS treated like the first. The
company later decided 10 give up the at.
tempt 10 run cars.
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1T WAS vgRY sU cEssFuL.
Missouia Farmers Institute Interesting
10 thr Last Ne meat,

Missouia Farmers Institute Interesting
10 thr Last Momsnt.
Special Dispatch 10 ths STANDARD
MiSsoULA, March GA meeting OF
horsemen was held this evening in Mar
shall q Corbett's Office. The committee
on subscriptions made favorable report
and were granted till Saturday night for
further soliciting. II is reasonably GER
tain now that race meeting will be held
here this year and n definite announce
mcnt will be made Friday.
The funeral Of Mrs. Robert Fisher was
held to-day aud largely attended. The
land Office was closed all day out OF re-
spect FOR Mrs. Fisher.
The county commissioners to-day began
their regular quarterly session. Several
contracts were awarded and road super.
yisors appointed.
A minstrel performance will be given In
short time by local talent for the benefit
of the baseball association.
"The most successful institute We havo
held in Montana was the remark of Di-
rector Emery, at the conclusion of tho
meeting tonight. Their meeting to-day
was well attended by the farmers of this
valley and much interest was manifested.
At the morning session the general topics
of fruit and the horse wer, considered, in
the discussion of which local farmers took
part. In the afternoon DIR. Williams dis
cussed the disease, glanders, demonstrat.
ing Its dangerous nature and condemning
the practice of concealing its existence in
"A herd as is frequently done. Professor
Foster read a paper on the dairy COW, in
which he made suggestions as TO the care
aud feeding and gave the records Of tho
different breeds of cattle as milk and butt
ter producers. This he followed by an
illustration OF working Of the milk tester.
trlbu.ed by William Spurgeon, A..
u. England and j. A. Moss. Spur
seon's samples were from n grade
Holstein COW, grade Jersey and native.
The samples showed IS and IS per cent.
respectively OF butter fat. ]. A. Moss
sample from native COW showed a. per
cent. and that Of A. B. England 56 per
cent. As the average test Is per cent,
these results were very satisfactory and
we're regarded as excellent. Director En-
cry then read paper Gu the feeding OF
cattle and on butter making. and gave
interesting facts regarding o.eomargarine.
This evening Professor Emery gave an
address on the agricultural possibilities of
Montana and J. NJ. Hamilton made re-
marks based on the statement made by
Tyiar b. Thompson regarding the amount
of produce imported here that might be
raised in this locality. The figures are
the same as given in the STASDARD some
time ago. Tho Garden City band fur
nished music. The gentlemen who have
conducted tho institute will return TO
| B.Leman In tho morning.
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SOUAR.NG THEMSELVES.
Senators Who Are Anxious to Keep In
Line with Their Party.

Senators Who Are Anxious to Keep In
Line with Their Party.
WASHINGTON, March 6.-Hill presented
resolution setting forth that as there
was announced deficit of s7s.00O,OoO for
the current fiscal year. as the Wilson bill
proposes TO discard that much revenue
from the tariff and meet the double de-
flciency by internal direct taxation. THAT
the finance committee be directed TO
frame an amendment to the bill omitting
the proposed new internal taxes and
make instead provision for sufficient
revenue by tariiIlng other foreign imports,
and otherwise revising the tariff without
creating deficiency.
Harris, of Tennessee, moved the second
reading OF the Bland seigniorage bill. In
doing SO he said none was more earnest
advocate OF silver coinage than he: but
there was one question which should take
precedence. and without breach OF con-
fidencc ho could state that the finance
committee was on the verge OF reporting
the tariff bill TO the senate. lie therefore
objected to further proceedings on the
seigniorage bill, and under that objection
it would have to 70 OH the calendar.
Berry OF Arkansas rose to question OF
personal privilege. A New York paper
printed his picture as one OF the list of
obstructionists of the Wilson bill. He de-
clared he always was friend Of the bill.
McLaurin of Mississippi and Faulkner
Of West Virginia. whose pictures were
among the obstructionists, also denied
being foes of the bill. Their explanations
were greeted with laughter and applause.
Morgan of Alabama caused amusement
by falling into line with the other "con-
spirators" mentioned in the newspaper
article, "The senator from West Yir.
ginia, said he, "is not guilty as charged,
hut | was not nearly as bad as he. and
therefore am not guilty." QauehicrD.
Call of Florida said the statement made
in the newspaper was absolutely false as
far as he was concerned. and he believed
they were as FAR as other senators were
concerned.
The main interest of the day conferred
about the discussion for the disposal of
the Bland bill. Mr.. Stewart gave notice
that tomorrow he would move 10 make
that bill the business before the senate
until 1t had been disposed Of. Mr.. Teller
also spoke on the same subject. After a
brief executive session the senate ad
Journed at 3:2D o'clock.
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GUNS FOR The HUNGRY.
Southern Miners 10 Be Persuaded with
G,tliuys.

CHARLEsTowY, ". Va, March 6.-Every-
thing was quiet at Eagle last night. II il
rumored to-day the strikers are cnncen-
trating near Fayetteville for an attack on
the Jail 10 liberatc the strikers confined
there. Two Gltlings and full supply OF
ammunition are on the way TO Eagle. The
latest intelligence is that large bodies of
strikers are moving from Montgomery and
Mount Carbon toward Fayetteville.
The governor informed the associated
press tonight that no apprehension OF
further trouble among the Kauawha
miners is feared. The officers are con-
tinually tnnking arrests and have tho
troubles well in hand. -Four more arrests
have been made, making total OF q of
the strikers apprchendcd. The prelimi-
nary examination of Wyants and the
strikers is now IN progress al Fayetteville.
A Gatllng gun, which was taken TO Eagle
to-day, has been placed in position there,
and il is thought il will have good effect
in quieting the strikers.
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ALL ALONG The Line
Republicans Made Big Gains in NV
York Safe YaS.rgdly.
WHOSE FAULT IS THIS, PRAYl
There's Not Much Consolation for
MIR. Cleveland In Yesserday's
Tale Told a. ths Fo!Is in
the Empire state.

NEW YORK, March 6.--The election re-
turns from the various counties in the
state show decided republican gains. In
Geneva every one of the republican can
didates were elected. In Rochester the
republican candidate for mayor was
elected by a majority Of probably 5000 In
Little Falls no. n single demo crat was
elected. Every town in Wayne county
shows republican gains. In Gloversvillc
the board of aldermen is entirely repub-
lican.
The returns from Rockland, Washing
ton, Essex, Clinton and Greene counties
all show the republicans have either held
their own or made large gains. lansing
burg elected the entire republican ticket
by more than LOO majority. Saratoga
went republican by increased majorilies.
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WAsuINGToS. March 6.-Scnntor VII.
son of Iowa has introduced bill 10 nut
an end 10 ticket scalping. Il provides for
an amendment 10 the interstate commerce
act 10 require railroads 10 supply all their
ticket agents with n certificate OF appoint.
ment which is to be exposed TO public
view. All tickets sold must have the
name OF the agent and the date stamped
on them; making il unlawful for any one
to sell tickets OF any road from which he
does not hold certificate. The penalty
is fine of 5000, and railroads placing
tickets into the hands of unauthorized
agents are liable TO liue of 5000.
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HousToy. Tex, March IA Sunset
special freight OH the Southern Pacific
Booth received severe scalp wound;
VIII Little, brakeman. was badly burned; !;
two swiichmen were probably fatally in
jured; w. L. Johnson Of jackson, Mich,
had an arm cut oil and was otherwise
seriously hurt; L. Boyart OF Sleubcnyille,
o., was injured internally. Two tramps
were also badly hurt.
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AND
AND
JEWELRY

We will either buy it for
cash, manufacture it into
any piece of modern jew
elry for you or trade for
any jewelry or merchan.
disc in stock. In manu-.
featuring andrepairing we
head the list. Our reputa-
ton as workmen is well
known in Montana. Any
thing in the jewelers. art
made just as you wish it
on short notice. Designs
for any piece Of work sub.
mitted with prices when
required.
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THEY'RE SLIPPERY.
Republican Senators Who Talk Silver
and Vote Gold.

WASHINGTON, March Cit develops
that the concerted action on the part Of
republican senators in an effort 10 take up
the Bland seigniorage hill at this timo
with the purpose OF displacing the tariff
bill is the result OF conference held by
the advisory committee OF the republican
senatorial caucus. While the republican
senators, both favorable to and adverse TO
silver, express themselves in favor of the
movement, there is no great zeal mani
tested on either hand. Neither the FREQ
coinage republicans nor the anti.silvcr
senators care for the Bland seigniorage
bill as such. or course the anti-silver re-
publ.cans would oppose tho bill and they
support 1t now, or appear TO do so, as
their only motive is TO stand of the tariff
bill. The silver mon do not consider the
passage Of the bill would have any inilu-
ence whatever on behalf of silver.
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HEAPS OF FUN.
Mr. Clay Lost His Money and Then Lost
His Temper.

His Temper.
MINNEAPOLIS. March GA scene OF the
widest excitement and terror was enacted
this afternoon in the rooms Of tho Com
mcrce and Commission company, when
Attorney b. B. Clay, who had been oper.
ating extensively. became greatly excited
and pulled revolver on Manager Clarke.
Clay's deals had not been entirely satis-
factory and when sugar went up Il points
he was wild. lie showed a revolver under
tho nose of Manager Clarke and de-
mandcd the money due him. Clarke said
there was no money due, but offered TO
give Clay check for Sl0) He went into
the vault to get n check book and slammed
tie door after him, leaving Clay on tho
outside. Tho latter began waving his re-
volycr and everybody OH the ilDor mado a
wild break for cover.
Clay. after clearing out the place. do
parted without offering 10 shoot. 1t Was
fully half an hour before anybody re-
leased larko from the vault.
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Plcuderlng the Wreck.

Colon. March 6.-Two British schoon-
ers, loaded with arms and stores, recov-
cred from the wrecken United States
cruiser Kearsarge, have left the scene of
the wreck for the island Of Grand cay
man. 1t is not known what disposition
they will make OF their cargo. A consid-
crable quantity of arms and stores have
been rescued by other vessels aud have
been landed at the islands of Old Provi-
dence and San Andres. The arms werc
taken possession ot,si,y the Columbian
ttnu
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Is All Fxcd, cf Course,

New YORK, March CIV. l.. Kirkham
and Judge w. y. Tarlton of the Western
turf congress, to-day held conference
with the New Jersey club representatives.
The meeting was private, but the sccrc-
tary stated that the wcsterners were in
accord with the now jockey club. There
was no doubt definite understanding as
To the consolidation arranged.
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LONDON, March 6.-The drawing room
which tho new premier attended this
afternoon was the smallest SO far as at
tendance was concerned which the queen
has held in years. There were only ls3
people presented aud the ceremony only
lasted an hour. Lord Rosebery occupied
conspicuous place near the queen and
the other cabinet ministers were present.
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y.llov Jack and I,.ils.t

LONDON. March6-The British minister
at Rio dc Janeiro has obtained facilities
from the Brazilian government which will
enable vessels desirous OF leaving the
harbor. in order TO escape the yellow
fever. to obtain ballast. The insurgents
have been notified and II is expected they
will do nothing TO interfere with the de-
parlure of vessels.
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ccxE l. FILED.
The Buffalo Bishop Icus satoili TO Krep
an I've Peeled

BUFFALo, March G.-Bishop Coke has
written another letter TO Mansignor Sa-
tolh. In winch l" s1vs: "Al the Signs
point to t.l" rcr.araUuG uf lhc lanl uf
Washington 10 tic maNIus o! Washing
ton and 10 the constitution ~ b" aud his
contemporaries understood i,. They have
had enough Of your Praluiious cxpositions
and too much Of practical commcutAry
upon them has been furnished By your
allies. Messrs. Shechan. Hill and May.
nGrd vs.. American people"
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THE MERRY waR GOES ON.
hut the Railroad KlIcs Don't Seem to
Drop Aiamlngly.

but the Railroad Iiilcs Don't Seem to
Drop tmingiy.
CHICAGO. March Ga notice OF with
drIwal from membership in the Western
Passenger association was filed to-day by
the Santa Fc road. IL viii become clTcc.-
i've IN 10 days, but meantime the Santa Fe
will act rs If 1t had already become opera
tive. II Will not attend any association
meetings nor act in any way IN conjunc-
ton with the oiher roads. The notice
fled to-day does no. involve the with
draWnl of the road from tho immigrant
clearing house arrangement. That bgsi-
ness is in no way related TO the Santa Pe's
present contest, and has nothing 10 gain
al present hy withdrawal from that
agreement. What its future policy in ro-
gard to II will be remains for further con-
sidcration.