The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1895-04-19
AFTERNOON DISPATCHES.



San Francisco. April Is. Eugene Du-
rant is very cheerful this morning
greeting everyone with smile and
pleasant words. The reason for thls
change In the accused man was prob
ably caused by the belief that the
police aiave exhausted every mine for
information against HIM, The search
Of the church is completed, and no
further evidence has been Drought to
light.
Chicago, April 1s.-lThe funeral SER
vices of the late James w. Scott. pro-
prletor OF the Chicago Evening Post
and the Tlmes-Herald were held at
st. James Episcopal church cit IL
O'Clock today. The funeral was one
Of the largest ever held IN Chicago.
vice-President Stevenson was present.
Pithsburg. April ls.--oll opened at
s2.25 and the FIRST sale was s24O. rs
points above yesterdays CLOSING, It sold
down ito s2.S7, and at 1880 was quoted
ait $24l bid The Standard again rails
ed Its price this morning, but only
ten cenlts. 1t now Stands $3.50 and for
the first time since the boom struck
the market, the exchange price Is be-
low the Standards.
Washington, Apidl 49, Cecrotary
Cariisle VIII This aIitemoon issue q cir
cular to collectors Of customs OF ports
of entry with instructions to permit
all incoming steamships arriving after
sundown TO discharge their passen-
gers and baggage without delay. a
small amount Of additional expense
incurred win be borne by the govenn-
ment.
Paris, April 1g=1'ne Petft Journal
today says bt has Vt from good author
ity that the state police department Is
investigating an anarchist plot 10 as
sasslnate President Felix FAuredurlng
the febes IN Havre. In honor Of his
visit ITO the elertorate' T'he president
arrived There safely today
PlHtsburg, April is.--From 1880 un-
I'll noon to-day the market was quite
active. and at nearly recovered from
the big break OF yesterday. The high
est point reached by s2.67, ana the low
est $2S5. AIT moon the quotatons were
s2.55 ibid. specuabors are getting over
their scare Of yesterday, and gaining
confidence.
Washington, April 1S-A Telegram
has been received ait the Japanese le-
gatlon to the effect that the treaty OF
peace between Japan and China was
signed on the l7uh instant Ratihca-
lions are 10 be exchanged at Chez
Foo within three weeks,
Berlin. April 1s.-A dispatch from
Tosdo says THAT In addition to the
places mentioned In the press dis
patches the Japanese are to retain
possession of wei-Hai-wei as a guar
entee Of the payment Of the war mi
demn0ty.
st. Louis, April 1S---A special TO the
Post-Dispatch from Denndson, Texas,
says Guthrie, o. T.. special regard
Ing the intemecene war at Tishomingo
chickasaw Nation, Is a fake pure and
simple.
Quincey Ill.. April 1s.-Mal1e VAIN
right says she received no letter from
Paul schulze. and II she had she would
consider 1t her own private property
and not give It out for publication
A Dispatch from Tacoma says the might
before his death Paul schulze, d Ia
coma, Is said to have written q letter
TO an actress addressed TO New York
1t ds supposed he told her dhe reason
Of mis- suicide. The recent collapse of
the Handsome actress divorce agalnst
her husband. Louis James, the we'll
known tragedian. adds a tinge Of TO-
nance to THE Whole affair.