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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-12-20
CANADA'S NEW CABINET.
THE MINISTRY COMPLETED BY PREMIER
POWELL.
REORGANIZATION OF THE FORMER GOVERN
MENT. WITH ONLY TWO NEW NAMES on THE
Observation-Disclosures FOR REMOVING
To HALIFAX.

OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES FOR REMOVING
SIR JOHN rHoMpsoN's BODY
TO HALIFAX.
ottawa ont. Dee. i9-The new Cabinet has at
last been formed and the official list given out to-
nieht for the first time stands as follows:
Prime Minister and President of the Privy Coun-
Postmaster General Sir Adolphe z; Caron.
Minister of Marine and FisherieS-Jonn cos'igan
Minister OF Justicc-Sir Charles Hilbert upper
Minister OF Railways and Canals-John Graham
Minister of Public works-Joseph Aidric Ouimet.
Minister of Militia and Defence-James colbrooke
Minister of the Interor-1Thomas M@lyne Daiy
Minister of TRADE and Comher'c-"' '"i" Dur
Minister o, Agricu,ure-Auguste Real Anglers.
Secretary of State-Arthur r. pckey. -
Without portfolos-Sir Frank smith, D. Fergu-
son ana Dr. MONTAGUE.
Soicitor.Gienerai Of Csnada-.Iohn Joseph Curran.
Controller Of -NathinGl clarke W a MG
The new members OF the Cabinet are Messrs.
Dlckey % Nova Scotia, and Ferguson. OF Prince
Edward Island. Both men are now Dominion SEN
The Shanses in goTio9s to fres PrGme of
the Council; Mr. Costigan from seGTe'&ry OF srar r
to Minister e Marine T shF 6 hsticg and Mr.
Ives from President o. the Council to Minister OF
Commerce.
Ottawa ont Dec le-Servlces in memory OF
the late Sir John Thompson viii be held in the
Basllica here on Friday morning. All the Govern
Ioent Offices VIII be closed in order that the EN-,
ployes may attend the services. Premier lowell
has received a dispatch from Sir Charles UPPER
saving that the Blenheim will sail from Portsm9uh
on SATURDAY morning. and may be expected at Han
fax on the morning Of Monday. December d. i j.
therefore probable that the State funeral VIII take
place in Halifax Wednesday. January =
London. Dec l9-The arrangements for The re-
noval Of the body Of Sir John Thompson to Ports
mouth. as officially announced this morning. are
as follows: The body will be taken from the NOR
,uorv chanel at no Welbeck-st.. where II has
remained since the funeral. at o'clock on Sa,ur-
d,v morning and will leave the Victoria station
on a special train at 9 O'Clock. The train VIII ar
rive at Portsmouth at II o'clock. Tn ooIy VII
he received by the Roman Catholic Bishop OF forta-
mouth the RI Rev John Virtue. the Mayor oi
Portsmouth the corporation officials ana a suar9
Of honor composed OF 30 sailors and marines, ana
Immediately taken on board the cruiser Blenheim
Sir charles Upper and Senator Sanford VIII ac-
company the body to Halifax
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-12-20

iigtr-st. a. 90. 10 q u - Nicholc.are 81 TX
~. Jacob u Batter and wifc t. Thomas cha'l-
le2i.si. r. =. POO II . n Ams'ortamaye, iNGx
ifeG William Watkins ct al 20 Heh'y
l;s,'.s, - i5o n W 6f iih.lvc boulevard!
7lxigo 10. Helen II 'ohramm 70 Arnold r
u 1s' 11iGs ave. i2iG Il of Baonasdale
Rood 25xlp. Edmund CONWAY 'ad another To
i2G,h.s. g'~"' ,25 It " di Icnovave 5oxaoil.
Joseph steiner ana wife to William cal
nIgr ca-ncr i9th.s, icoiis
i50. Henry Newton and wife TO Thomas IL
ws',ehes,cr Reilrdid,.,. corner Tiaton-aye,
lcDx75 and other property Christian f'i'1 "A'
%' si 70 ns u'' sr,,s H. v,,c es,a.e "a wal
Land Improvement 60 20 Lizzie NcCone....'
LIT 233. same map, same T. same. .''''''''''''
Lot ~. same map. same 10 sane .'.'''''''''''''
1t ~ same map. sam" 90 same. -,
Tpprr Morr.aanla el,h Ward. John Hoey and
Viie a. Charles Pitchc .....-.... ...',,.'
same propcst,. Chares rrchie and VIZ" 70 An
ois,-s,. 10 rs to 49, weg Ellsworth 1. Striker.
can't =. -, =, n, ~ 9'h-aye. i7xlooj. James
- Walace and VIE 70 Mary + Cox. ;,:.:...
72ist =. - 4 y Avenue ~ 2oaot.4 VIII
same property. saaie 4, sam" -. $3.50,
72l-s' 573 II 81 Avenue y -'N'ii. same
i..l'st ''I n $ mG +, W O., Ih.avo. ie5xiooIi:
William II WITS and % ife 10 sumner 4 stone
iitth-st. u r. % IT @ ~ lst-aye JxioOiO. Han
nan O'Conn,r - Elizabeth ree.sch .........:..
ii5ih-st. q II. 200 n y >,h ave 25NiooiI;
Nbi.im Abrams and wifc % Percy LcVy........
Fox.si. v r. 6p2 IT N Honest. 5o@ irIceuar:
lsG,h-r n s. % = w II oth-aye. I25xDoli.
seymour = kurzman and vi AMI a3oihe- -
,a,,h.", ~ -, W'.t vuii,r, ,; calender and
FORSYTH So, N.s ~ arI -. lca~eholi. samuel
M.rkc'-st. ~ - and H,nr'-si, No e.. same TO
Harrsx--'. NJ y. Louis Osborne and hus-
N I'm
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-12-20
pporrsr AcAIxsT SEA RULES ANSWERED.

London. Dec 1s-The committee OF Lloyds wrote
to the Board OF Trade few days ago 10 protest
against the new regulations regarding the Fu'eS VI
the road at sea. They said that the reso'a"oiS,
introduced would compcdie the system oi ''h
sa,nds,ensla and would not relieve British snip
owners OF infringement Of international regua'oHS
b. screening side-lignis the Board has repiied 'a'
the Washington conference unanimously duo Pin
so,rd.siensje and slde-lghts which conceded WIN
the lnernaiiona code ana therefore the shlpo""e'"
no risk from foreign trlDuhal"'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-12-20
AZ no sILYER-TOPPED CAVES

Fran The Boston Herald
,rne siver-toppcd canes and umbrellas are , ais
tn ai,ia IN handle IN cold days, the metal iheh
aSitsssp'' ~ irv nang through the stoutest glove
stt,n. The idea OF making little knitted COY
the'r'"",' ne Knob Is not has "A bad one. though II
erlhs III III fngv's a man with longer "a desire
to be thought young or smart was s1 sora,e soS
s .ia rcioiceG in knit cap OF TINS dcscript'o2,
nWe,bcr IL vas worn by the stick 10 save ~
hssH,u, IN ahtyoring metal In his hand could not
30 HSterniaed, but The sight Of u was susys.1vs
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-12-20
up,vrr rIsNARCK,s DAILY CUSTOM.

porun Dee l9-Tac "Nueste Nachrch,en' hls
,p,rckion says that Prince Bismarck Visiis amy
the Temporary mausoleum where the pouy % inc
princess rests He has given up his drives OWING
- the cold weather. The train carrying MN o"oN
o., triedrichsruh Will not pass Berlin Dr' "c""'"-
,,or desires the public refrain from receptions
7 mo stations az Blsmarck's strength ~ ""'"'!
canal 70 them.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-12-20
LABOR RIOTS IN BELIZE.

London Dec I9-The Colonial Office has been IN
formed that labor riots have broken out in Belize.
British Honduras. There Is fear of serious con-
sequences as the warships Partridge and Pelican
are at hand with sufficient force OF marines TO
control the mobs.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-12-20
Qipi0en0 Notices

THE pHOcTEE ~ GAMBLE COMPANY 49,.
cincinnati Ohio. Dec. Is, lS'i
VI,IIE DIRECTORS of this company nave ms
i a, declared tho regular quarterly dividend ~ TWO
rf.r CENT on the Preferred Stock of the COMPANY pa
is an ami after Ianliry IL. lSi IT," it1nsf"i books
~, - i9..l nom January st 4, January I6tn inclusive
WIZ H. T.. GAMBLE. Soy AMI Treas.
TtfE rEOCTfR y GAMBLE COMPANY.
sincnnafl. ohio Dee. -. 1881.
INTEREST on BONDS OF above company
An. January Let 1895 VIII be- pat! and after that
,.,a 49, Nicr-nnttl. National fiank NeN lor.. y y
~ H. -. GAMBLE. =, e AMI Treas.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-12-20
MERIDEN BRITANNIA CO.,

10 resign DIR. Wckcrle conferred to-day with
Banffy. Tsza and ex-Minister Sell. one OF whom
he will propose his successor. We apparently Is
riding for a fall and his resignation is likely 20
be accepted. The crisis however. will be purely
Ministerial
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-12-20
ARCTIC EXPLORERS RETURN

CAPTAIN VIRGINS AND Ills PARTY Al AMI"
ANGEI,-TIiEY SUFFERED GhEAlhi 'N
THEIR JOURNEY
<. Petersburg Dec I9-Captain Virgins. the Arc
tic explorer, and his party, VINO were iost ~ NV
orld for several weeks last fall. arrived at Arch
angel On December T.. Five had been severely lros.
Iitien and are ia hospital All ioriy ncn 80, ~
farnd great har1ships In their overland Jouin'S '"
thiriv-iwO days from Chabalovd 10 l's'oH'i"h'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-12-20
MR. MACvEAGTS OFFICIAL RECEPTION.

Rome Dec 19-Wayne MacVeagh the United
States Ambassador will give his official reception
next Wednesday. The court master OF ceremonies
will present the dlplomatlsts. politicians ana Ieao-
ers OF society in Rome MIR. MacNedgn
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-12-20
RECORDED MORTGAGES.

raand Aca " and WIZ q; a a%s' Haf seo
Callender VIVA l., 10 : = Kurzman and another.
i1d'h.st 30 It " q 9Th ayg ,e9rs. 500
corner BIndhuni-aye ana ii2a st. ycar...... 1900
iiah -, g6 10 r. v of :, Nichoas-lvc years. 1900
call.nic VIM r. 20 Josef steiner. l@c'h-si. .o
duncan. VIM u. 70 \ q rlait. " West End .
Dslsrd ra'...t \. % NJ l. Warren. ssh 81. .
20 of ls-a,e > yes. 80"
cone Pleasant ana i's.h y,ssal..... 1900
F-l!mann. Joseph ami vie to GO Ehre'. -
r,i, 49, = ,,1S ~ john q WHOM. isrisi s4e II
e of Avenue s. , .................. ico
G,e.sran ~, r g., g. rye G3aranc' 3"t T,s'
5~ars Gcoo
g.. r,n'lq.. Gei,eppe ana We L, Union o.oe ~,
iirc , n.,'tG eH r .>'''''i'''-''"' ." IL 100.
J,c kson Ii,niamin A. an anoihor FOB ,corse VI
yrars '' '''. ucoj
Corner s. Xnn'sa,e ami iih-~, 3 year $50
'G s :s, d't's 81 A. 1raav. zoo
Johnfop ohcI A. 30 II H1 Y,r ct a. ali,a ',o
land or L y Randolph. and other prop r'f. -
E~na Jinc. to rcacacrs cc-oPrn'l.c nniij.rs
e"d ,"2 ,"',on' 2slH" r''g' '@'' 4o>,
Indie ls.bcl :, ana another +, t., Aired
s'y'' Of 7sa- s,'o'' lears coo
M.,'nn. Iig,ic A. 10 John N Llucie. VS.
ave $50 ~ Es.r,na'-ai mortgages.
san to .gd Wsti Land l.n,,oyciieni o. lots
~ to III 81" map soc,ion 1,s' 'saic mott
Nv charl@s. and vii. to addison nrown ci
al executors. nichols Place. lot ZIG map $3.50
Dv,ku.u Homestead. demand ..........-..... lojO
MrlollIueh. Maria. io MfDrA Godfrey. n N'i'- -
b.. - II " 90 West En-. ave. ! year.......... 2Vn
Mover Charles. aud another 10 lohn = Sieufer
ard pnotner HHHcuI llSti-'t. loo II
Cpurtianlt-av". q years 400
,fn.r- Alexander. T. tee orphan AsNium .
..fr hsY York. n iJN-Fi. l1l9 n e ~ $780,
an .f" u Years ''''''
Nu,rs. CHARLES :. and wife ~ LAM l. Naikin-
"a g. Nclolas Place. loi 1lt. map Dyclhan .
homestead. : tc1Is f'V
Nauirrr. George. AMI VT L. Louise Starring -
ave. SD.1l q ~ ilI'h--f. N"sr. @Wo
Me.e, lycurn. Nrnrs T. Ansolge No iiao -
Avanu~ a. fhrd m1riEng- .......-... ...+..... li'
Msrdc'h1rnl. Harris phd another - '-a'l
Tupl'r. narroN-st. 10 II u Enls"n-st ,ooo.
| i"''"
Pcrnaiti. hraer11. and VII" 10 Giuseppe l1uritanO
and another ~ - Mulberry IT, | ,eor........ loo
RurN Abb, Twelfth Ward Savings Bari.
Nrhter-ayc. 100 &, 90 Nosh0lu 900
Smith. samuel H. and wife 10 George \
Barker and another. executors &c Auster-
dan,-aye iOll Il Of looh-st years...:..;: 1000
John Lynch. AmStcrdam-aNe. - III
n i01th-~i. Year, .1udO
WATT. Grace. J.. 8 Rlomlnylale and another.
~ corner ieno.-aye and l4tthst. , years. 900
Werth Henry J. Louis Ecnziger. fitt-st.
lot Islac tlGson. = years. 2I'O
Some to Henry Dreyer No 80 Pt-st. years.. 200
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-12-20
THE CAR TO BE CROWNED ~ APRIL, 1896

s.. Petersburg. Dec. 1sAAccording 10 present ar,
fragments the coronation Of car Nichoids - "'''
take place in April. 1896. AFTER tne corona ''o'
cy,r and cyar,ra ,yul procecl 70 Nin-NovSoro1'
vber. TO-, ,,iu omen the National Exhibition. J.
IL understood that extensive changes III I.c n' =
eminent Offices Will be made al me Deb'"''"" -
toe Russian New Year. -
London. Dec. l9~-"Tne Daily News learns rom
Berlin that al the EmperOrs request ''u" f
schouvalon the Russian Anioassad0r my " W. 'nc
az his post there. and not be iTahS'c''o' ~
G0gernorship OF Russian POLAND
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-12-20

ST. Louis DC ia Dispatch TO tine HIoD"-
Denocra, from the Clty Of Mexico gays INA.
sehor Emllo dc Leon Envoy Extraordinary az"
Mins;cr Plcnpotentsry OF Guatemala ari'e' NV
last night, accompanied by tho secfeiaF'es % Wv
new Guatemala Legation IN Mexico. ~" ~"
ami the Secrc;ary o. FOreign Relations VIII ~"
conference this week at when an uh"'
wi II h. hoped be- arrived at on the boundary que
ton which threatens grave internaiionh' co''P''
tons between tho TWO r.pub.ics at present 7."''
Leon bs.ey,s that the boundary question WEI W '
c'b.y settled. lie deaes that armed b'nds 81 qua
mAians have invaded Mexican territory am no
s;royed .ogeny ca,nps ana says that there - 10
Extraordinary armed force on The Mexican irY" ~,
ci bis country Guatemala desires peace ann ~ ~
,sskt no other steps tnan diplomatic measures '
the present, least.
DR.. wEKERI.E's RESIGNATION EXPECTED
London. Dec. i2--'"Ths Standards Vienna eo'
Pseeendent gtves more positive form 70 the IONS
Dnn0onlnnA J3laaaxiakl l0fn00QQ
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1894-03-13

The workingmen OF the great furni-
ture manufacturing city Of Grand Zap
ids. Mich, have had taste Of the ef-
fects Of the tariff tinkering that they
will not soon get over That city had
90 furniture factories, the annual prod
uct Of which was worth $4,000, G0O
There were also from ZOO to 900 factories
Of all kinds. the product Of which was
worth about $S0.0OO,O0O. and all this was
from city Of 10000 inhabitants. But it
does not apply to these prosperous
democratic times that have made the
poor supply store boom, caused the for
nation Of charity organizations by the
dozen and made the soup-house ncces-
sity. For many months the largest con-
Germs were closed entirely. Finally.
when work was resumed, it was with
about one-half the usual force and at a
reduction in wages. The threat of free
trade, that has shaken the country from
sea to sea, leaves scar there that will
be visible for long time to come, aud
II makes people realize that all Is net
gold that glitters," not even the prom
ises of the free trade campaign orator.
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1894-03-13


ihe repor' ~ 'ne New AorA s'a'e
ou'eau oi 'apor contains in'e'es'ins
statements regarding the pfeYAihhs
! business depression. Rephes 20 M
qulrles sent out py the bureau nave
been received from 2'oii manuiacturing
establishments Under the head OF
Remark y is stated very emphatic
ally that the long discussion OIL 'ariH
changes mas caused present business
embarrassment rms was known De-
iore' pup the testimony OF tne manulac-
'urers' 'n o'neia' Aor'n' y Va'uaD'e' Inc
inanulhesurerS say aiso 'nA' 'ne iai'ure
oNoohs'sss ~ uAe uen'''e anu pionp'
ac'ion On 'ne 'af'" Question auoS 20
'pe'r s''0''Ss'''e"' Oeoau'e' - '"es
knew wna' 'ns new conu'''ons were 70
y '"ss 'o''u ''"As '"e "''eii'p' ~
'Sas' y eo"ior" themselves 70 nem'
Y"s'sa' = ess"' u"ee'''u''y - w0rA'ns
~" = '"er '"'s'es's' Among 'ne pues-
'0"' ""s '"s '0''0w'ns' ~ '"e "'ne
ss1 Ns 9e' Wv sou navy o'us's
s = "'sp 'e 'us'
~ s "oN 'S sou
~N
:" 'eP's ~ '''s pussuo"' h'00 ''i'''S
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1894-03-13
HAUNTED!

A haunted house in these practical
and romantic days is something of a
rarity but an individual haunted with
the idea that his ailment is incurable
Is parsonage frequently met with.
Disbelief in the ability of medicine TO
cure is only mild form OF monomania,
although in some cases repeated fail
ures to obtain relief from many diff
ferent sources would almost seem to
justify the doubt. Hostetter's Stomach
Bitters has demonstrated its ability to
overcome dyspepsia, constipation, liver
and kidney trouble, malarial complaints
and nervousness, and its recorded
achievements in the curative line ought
at least to warrant It's trial by any one
troubled with either of the above all
ments, even although his previous eff
forts to obtain remedial aid have been
fruitless. Used with persistence, the
Bitters will conquer the most obstinate
cases.
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1894-03-13


qhe Astorian guarantees to its sub,
ecrlbers the largest circulation Of any
newspaper published on the Columbia
liver.
Advertising rates can be obtained on
application to the business manager.
This paper Is in possession OF all the
telegraph franchises. and Is the only
paper on the Columbia river that pub-
fishes genuine dispatches.
IRE Daily Astorlan's circulation is
i've times as great as that Of the COM
Iined circulation Of the other daily pa
ucrs OF Astoria.
The Weekly Agtorian, the third old
eat weekly In the state OF Oregon, has,
next to the Portland Oregonian, the
largest weekly circulation In the state.
Subscribers to the Historian are re-
uuested to notify this Office. without
less Of time. immediately they fail TO
receive their daily paper. or when they
10 not get IL at the usual hour. BY do
Irg this they will enable the MANAGE
lnent to place the blame on the proper
rarties and to Insure a speedy remedy.
Handley & Haas are our Portland
agents and copies of the Astorian can
Re had every morning at their stand
on First street.
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1894-03-13
THE SALMON TRADE.

The following is taken from the san
Francisco Herald Of Trade:
We have nothing new to report. The
expected advance by the Alaska Pack
ers' association has not materiallzed
The demand is fair The east, where the
call has improved is being supplied
from shipments on spot and TO arrive
by sail via the Horn, and steam via
Panama.
The London Grocer, Of February H.,
says: A considerable shipment Of sal
mon, amounting to 2O,696 cases. per
Ellesmere. has arrived at Liverpool
from San Francisco; but so far this has
produced no depression in the market
here. which has, however, shown a lit
tie more life, and sales have been going
forward at relatively fair rates--good
brands Of Alaska at 1Ss to 1Ss Cd, and
British. Columbia at 1Ss Cd to 19s per
case on the spot.
B. Collin & Sons report the Liverpool
market as follows: We have to report
decided Improvement, both in the
wholesale and distributiye markets, but
to induce business holders have been
compelled to make slight concessions
and red Alaska has changed hands at
from 16s 6d@17s Sd per case. The dis
trlbutive demand has shown great ac-
tivity during the past few days, and
should this continue we may confidently
look for an improvement all around, the
tone of the market being decidedly
more favorable than has been expert
enced for some time past.
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1894-03-13

The Northern Whig, Of Belfast, Ire
land, quotes from report of the Amer
lean Emigration Bureau, to the effect
that since last October more emigrants
have returned from the United States
than made their way from Europe dur
Ing the same period. This is easily ex-
planned. The Wilson tariff transfers the
manufacture of goods for the American
market to foreign countries, hence labor
seeks those fields where it will be in
most demand and where factories will
be running on full time. Labor has no
use for country with closed factories.
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1894-03-13
SCHOOL ELECTION.

Notice is hereby given to the legal
voters Of the school district comprising
the city of Astoria, that there will be
held in said district an election on the
second Monday in March, being the 18th
day OF March, 1894. Polls to be kept
open from o'clock p. m, till 8 O'clock
D. M, of said day. This election is jailed
for the purpose OF elec.ing cne director
to serve said district.
Polling places-Engine house of Res
cue Co., No. 2. Judges. j. II. ID. Gray,
n. Clinton, c. II. stockton; clerk, II. @.
Smith.
lsngine house of Engine Co., No. 1.
Judges F. A. ,rrullinger Chas. Wilson,
Victor Mikelsoh; clerk, p. Shistad.
Ross, Higgins a. Co.'S Uppertown
store. Judges. Charles Goddard, Fred.
Wright, L. c. Reed; clerk, VIA. Young.
Isy order of the Board of Directors Of
School District No. /.
J, w. CONN. Chairman.
II. r, FERGUSON. Clerk
Dated az Astoria. Ore, this 2ith day
OF February, a. ID. 1894
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1894-03-13
ExEcUTRIx NOTICE.

Notice is hereby given to all whom II
may concern, that the undersigned has
been appointed eXecutrix of the last will
and testament of J. M. Olsen, deceased
late of Clatsop county, Oregon, by the
County Court of said county, and all
persons having claims against the es-
tate of said deceased are notified to pre-
sent the same. duly verified to the said
executrix, at the office of Fulton Bros,
in the City of Astoria, in said county
and state, within six months from this
date.
Dated at Astoria, Oregon, this 18th
day of March, 1894.
MAREN A. OLSEN, Executrfx.
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1894-03-13

now proposed, shall be placed on the
free list. Of a value Of ss,l17lS7. These
products were then protected to an
average extent Of 1914 per cent ad va
Iorem. With this protection wiped out
the farmers are confronted with the
knowledge that there viii be imports to
the extent Of siOoOOO,OOo in these same
products, unless the prices Of the Amer
lean farm stuffs and the value Of the
home labor are reduced by s174 per
cent
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1894-03-13
RANDOM SHOTS.

Facial foliage Whiskers.
A man Of mark-The sign painter.
A canine congress-"A bench show"
Bound to rise-The balloon and the
cork.
We must surely draw the pension line
at royalty.
You seldom get cold facts in heated
argument.
Perhaps the water palace in Chicago,
on the lake front, will be burned next?
First Actor-What are you doing now?
Second Actor-Me friends.
One whose life is one continual round
Of pleasure cannot keep square.
Chicago no longer regards Friday as
an unlucly day. Stead left ON that day,
An Uppertown man calls his dog
"Miser," because he is quick to catch
the scent
1t is reported that the president has
killed bear--a bear mind, not a tiger.
II is a humanlike trait that the roos-
ter always thinks he knows more about
cackling.
The general opinion seems to be that
economy should begin at somebody
else's home.
This year is not to be void of sensa-
tlonal events. An Idaho Judge has vol
unfairly resigned.
Teacher-When does the rainy season
beging Observing Boy-It generally be-
gins about spring.
Salem Girl-Under the circumstances,
what would you do II you We're in my
shoesg Astoria Girl-Get lost
In Lawyers Office (senior partner)
Shall we go out and take something?
Junior Partner~-From whom?
Mr.. wilson's condition has improved
under treatment, but there is fear that
this Is not true Of his excellent bill,
Milton street. in the Windy City, was
not named in honor Of the poet, though
there Is much IN chicago TO suggest |
lost,
1t might be wise to change the jury
law so as 10 allow three-fourths to ac-
quit in criminal cases, and majority
to decide in civil cases.
A question that is agltating Mr.. Bland
b whether the president win sign the
olll. or use II for gun-wads during his
iext duck hunt.
Old Bachelor-Do you expect to mar
y or do you prefer to keep your hb-
irtyg Miss Van Sand-What a funny
question intend 70 do both.
MY wife Is very sick. doctor" rs
he suffering muchg'' SUFFERING? Wen,
should say SO. Why she has such a
ad cold she can't talk"
Is II true that Iabby said nothing
bout his own fitness fer the premier
hip but he thinks that there are some
hings that should be taken for granted.