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The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1895-11-07
LAKE NAVIGATION
Will Remain Open This Season
Longer Than Usual.
The Exceptional Fine Weather Will
AffeFdShippers a Continuance
Of Cheap Freight Rates.

1t Will be interesting to shippers to
note the following from an Eastern pa
per In regard to lake navigation which
will affect tranecontinental freight.
Lake navigation will continue until De-
cenlber, A couple of weeks ago 1t was re-
ported that lake navigation would close
about THE midEe OF the present month,
but business is so heavy and weauher
prospects so favorable THAT lake lines
have decided to extend the close until
December /. or therI0ber. In fact. II
would not be great surprise to see some
lines pay the heavy premiums on ma
rine insurance after the season policies
expire, since the demand of traffic Is SO
great and general rates 80 high. Such
4 steahy stream OF vessels pass Through
the government loclOs at taIe 800" thai
a channel is likely to be kept open TIL al
unusually hate date. Yesterday the free h
traffic officials of tine Great Northern
distributed the following circular amen
dhis subject, which implies that the las
steamer from Dufifh. as on other lines
will leave about November 80.
We are advised that the NortAerl
Steamship Company will discontinue re
ceivlng rail and Dahe shipments at New
York ard Philadelphia at close of buslnes
on Saturday, November 16. 1895.
Rail and lake shipments at Botson ant
New England points at close Of business
on Saturday, November 0.
Rail and fake shipments at Pittsburg
Cincinnati and Mahonlng Valley point!
at close OF business on Saturday, Novem'
ber 16,
1t Is now expected THAT the hast sailingl
from Buffalo win be on Saturday, Novem-
Der %, and from Cleveland November 20
All freight must be In Buffalo and ready
for delivery to steamships of company not
later than Friday. November q, and In
Cleveland Saturday, November q.
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1895-11-07

torla and Clatsop county get together.
1 want to see them drop all petty fac
tional differences, and beyond all. I want
to see the young men of OUT party come
forward and infuse new life into Our local
party interests Clatsop 10 beyond all
question Republican county Astoria Is
an overwne lmingly Republican, city. There
is no reason why every office that exists
there should not be filled by Republicans.
And why not? n our party principles are
worth fighting for, are worth upholding.
then those principles are worth putting
into practical effect. There are people
who pretend to hold up their hands
against party politics in city government.
Those peop.e have a wrong conception OF
things. Pure party politics, urged on and
carried to the front by men with fixed
and determined policy of honest governs
ment, is something that this city and
every city stands In need of today. The
time has come when we should awaken to
the knowledge That our combined strength
can carry us to any victory we have a
desire to win. No combination, no trick
cry, or false representation can stand
against us. Let us carry Republican
principles to the front; let us drop petty
disputes, and let every citizen here to-
night without "a dissenting voice get out
and work not for the success of his
brother, or his friend, or his relation, but
of hfgs party We are going TO do 1t, too.
We aH'e going to ratffy the nominations
of the convention, no matter who gets
there. Let our main Thought he to allow
Republicanism to get There, and let our
representatives be FIT aard worthy to bear
'uhe banner to victory. We are going to
do this at the coming election, and we
are going ito give Astoria the best gov
ernment she ever had" (Cheers)
The motion was carried by ,aeclamation
without dissenting voice, and the meet
ing then adjourned
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1895-11-07
THE THREE DEEDS
Which Started the Ball to Roll
ing Yesterday.
R. L. Boyle & Co. Effect Important
Transfers of Real Estate Which
Bear on Future Business.

That matters have taken turn in AS
toria for the better, and decidedly on
the lines of sharp advance in values
of real estate, resultant from "a rapidly
increased growth in business and popula-
tlon is evidenced by THE several large
real estate deals made yesterday.
r. L. Boyle & Co., the active real es-
tate agents of Astoria, late yesterday
evening, closed the papers in three large
transactions which will have consid-
cradle bearing on the immediate future
Of this city.
The first transaction was the sale to
j. o. HanlG1orn of Lots and 10, in Block
5S, just across tlhe street from Herman
Wise's store on Bond street. The con-
siderat3on paid was $4,000. In conversa-
tio1 with Mr. Hanthorn last night he
conf: ned THE statement of THE purchase
made by him and In answer to the ques-
tion as to what he intended to do with
the property, he stated that It was more
than likely THAT by spring time brick
and mortar would largely be In evidence
on that block. In fact it is safe to say
that a handsome brick block will soon be
under construction in the center of the
city.
D. X. Warren purchased Lot 10, in
Block 5Sk, on Commercial street near
Cooper's store for $1,000. A eplendid
building will he commenced at once by
r. Wanren. which when completed will
De occupied by Ross, Higgins &c Co., the
erJtenprising grocers. This is one of the
most progressive houses IN the city-in
act on the coast-and Il goes without
slying that when they open their new
s. re building it will be second to none.
Lot 4, In Block II, now occupied by
Chas. Wirkkala as a saloon, was sold to
August Erickson, the Portland saloon
man. Within thirty days Mr.. Er.c5xson
will begin the erection OF a first class
this well known corner. The ground floor
will be occupied by himself as a concert
hail and refined resort. II will be known
as tine Haybbram Concert Hall, and will
face on the corner of Astor and TN
streets. The floor of the main hall will
be marble tile ami the entire building will
be finished in hard wood. finely carved
Mr. Erickson says that no money win bG
spared to make this one of the fines
PALACES In the Northwest and when com
ptetei will cost about $4,000. The uppel
fioor will be finished as a hall to be USED
by tne various societies as an assembly
room.
Mr.. EricbSon's architect was here day
or two ago and Is now drawing the plans
for the building. The construction viii
be done by Astoria mechanies and al
Duusoer and mnterial so far as possible
viii be purcc1aged in Astoria It will take
abOut three mouthg to complete the
building.
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1895-11-07
Explosion Of Boilers in Detroit
Causes Many Deaths.
EVENING JOURNAL BUILDING
Scene Of the Slaughter Many PeO-
pie Missing Who are Supposed
to be Among the vietims.

Detroit, Nov. GA gaping rent nearly
40 feet wide from the top Ito the bottom
of five story business block; dozen
dead bodies recovered; score OF persons
injured, and more than that number miss,-
ing, with a certainty THAT many more bod
les are beneath the ruins such are the
results Of an explosion which startled the
city today and totally wrecked about a
third of the building at the corner of
Larned and Shelby streets. occupied by
the Evening Journal and several other
tenants.
At O'Clock this morning the whole
neieihborthood was terrified by fearful
shock caused by the explosion Of the
boilers in the basement OF the Journal
building. Plate glass Windows across the
street and some Of those farther away
were shattered by the conclusion and
several persons werc cut by falling glass.
At the Same instant the FIVE floors and
roof of that section OF the building COLI
lapsed and fell ito the basement, carrying
with 1t at least fifty persons who had
not the slightest warming of their dam
ger A cloud of dust which blinded the
eyes of the amazed spectators Of the her
rcr was quickly succeeded by the smoke
Of the fire which STARTED In tine ruins.
The work OF rescue was rushed to the
utmost all day and tonight but little prog
ress has been made as the work Is ne
cessarily slow. The dead thus far taken
from tine ruins are
Lizzie Tapley. Henry Walsh, John J.
Rieuter, George II. soule Gsorge Shaw.
wilsie HSwes, James Ross. VIM. Dunlop.
Henry Larivece; Carrie Bauer; an un-
known boys remains were found in the
ruins. the features unrecognlzabce, sup
posed to be John Bowman. A number OF
the injured wdll die.
Some thirty tenants and employees in tho
building are still missing and there can
be no doubt that most OF these are under
the debris dead
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1895-11-07
UTAH.

Salt lake, Nov. 6.-The Republicans have
elected the state ticket and carried the
legislature by safe majority. The Re-
publican state central committee has re-
ceived returns from 1863 precincts, covering
portions of % counties and the most popu-
lous parts of the territory, giving Allen,
Rop.) for congress- 1888; Roberts Ocm
15,712, being a majority OF 65i, which It Ia
claimed will be increased to 1000. Wells
(Rep.) majority for governor viii be con.
slderably larger.
The election returns from 2l5 precincts
out of 800 give Wells Rep) for governor,
plurality OF. 24S2, and Allen (Rep) fol-
congress, plurality Of 1912. The Re
politicians have elected ten senators, the
Democrats five. and three in doubt. The
Republicans elect twenty-nine represen'
tatives; the Democrats seven, with Mint
in doubt
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1895-11-07
NEBRASKA.

Omaha, Nov C.--nhe returns show the
election Of Norval Rep) by a SAFE plu-
raIity. The vote OF the administration, o.
sound money wing, OF the Democratic
party, ig four-nfths OF the entire vote o.
the g-ate. probably $500, and is very
surprising feature Of the eletaon.
TIE silver element Of the Democrats
party is sprsing mat me entire machInsry
a the federal soyernment in the stats
rs used IN securing Fotes for Malroney,
= sound money cand.date. Mahoneyi
psr onal popularity contributed largely 10
MS success.
The great fistit In the party was for the
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1895-11-07
MARKET REPoRrs.

Liverpool, Nov 6.-iWtheajt-Spot, steady:
demand, poor; No. 2 red winter, Is sgd;
No. 2 red spring. and No hard Manlto-
Ua. stocks exhausted; No. 1 California,
Is 1sd.
London, Nov. e.-Hops Coast, e.
15s.
Portland, Nov. s.-wheat--valley, sic;
walla Walia, 4Sc.
New York, Nov. s.-Hops. quiet.
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1895-11-07
READY FOR THE RACE
Republican Rally Last Night a
Grand Success.
AL WAS HARMONY
ALL WAS HARMONY
The List of Delegates is a Splendid
Selection Of Some of the Party's
Best Material.

The Republican Citizens of Astoria got
together last night in the court house
and talked over the Situation. incidental
ly they held a love feast and lid II whole
lot of solid business.
Everybody was there, that Is to say,
every Republican who could get there,
and as Astoria has more Republicans to-
day than she ever had before, the hall
was filled. The meeting was the result
of the call signed by the presidents Of all
the Republican Clubs for the purpose If
considering the nomination of delegates
to be voted for by the. party today. All
the organizations were well represented,
and most Of the prominent business men
of the city we're present.
Mr.. John Hahn was unanimously elected
chairman Of the meeting, and he lost no
time in getting down to business. The
Republican party OF Astoria, he said,
constituted about four-ffrbhs of the citi-
zens, and their property certainly exceed
ed four-fifths Of the total valuation. This
being the case he was anxious to know
why the Republicans, banded solldly to-
gether. and working for the ultimate good
of the city, weren't three-fifths more
of a Citizens Party than any little
clique Of DemQcratic and scattering poll
ticians Tlho Snis'nf Ghpase to call them
selves BY Dhat name, AS nobody attempt
ed to solve this simple arithmetical prob
lem, the chairman went on to remark
that after taking four-fifths from FIVE
fifths. what was left wasn't worth the
trouble OF counting anyhow, "a sentiment
of which the meeting proceeded to show
its hearty approval by several rounds of
applause. Mr.. Hahn then explained the
object. of the meeting-tIhe selection of
delegates to nominate good clean, honest
Republican ticket for the coming mum,
cipal campaign. He expressed the hope
THAT whlateyssp1 sssfAe, meeting saw fit
to take @vula s..orions and had no
doubt that, were this course adopted, the
choice would fall on men in every way
worthy of the trust.
The residents of the three wards were
then segregated to enable them to make
a Choice of their own candidates, and
the deliberations didn't East longer than
half an hour. A large number OF gentle
men were nominated in all the wards,
but owing to the excellent method em-
ployed it took a very short time to arrive
at the result. The following delegates
were selected to compose the ticket to
be voted on today:
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1895-11-07
cLByBLAND's VIEWS.
Expresses Regret at Campbelps Defeat in
Ohio

Chicago. Nov. GA Daily News Wash
tngton special says:
President Cleveland is chnrgfng none
OF the results OF yesterday's election to
his administration. On the contrary he is
taking a quiet smile over certain features
of the returns. Senator German declares
that President Cleve.and's personal fol-
lowers contributed to the success OF
Lowndes. The administration Democrats
appear to be willing to assume the re-
responsibility as anobher achievement for
reronm. There seems TO be no doubt that
they expected and desired the defeat of
the Gorman ticket. The president and
every member OF his cabinet took deep in
terest In the cause Of Campbell, of Ohio.
and express regret at his defeat. The
HELPLESS condition presented by the Ken
lucky Democracy is remarked as a re-
buke to the free silver Democrats.
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1895-11-07
KENTUCKY VICTORY
Is Complete and Col. Bradley
Urged for the Presidency.
UTAH is SAFE THROUGHOUT
Altgeld Says ut is Bad Form for q
Corpse to Talk Back While q
Wake is in Progress"

Louisville, Nov. 6.-The Republican
claims and Democratic corcessicns show
tonight that not only has Kentucky elect
ed the full Republican state ticket but
that the complexion OF the leg stature in
sures Republican successor to Senator
Blackburn. State Auditor Norman, the
Democratic campaign chairman, in q
statement Ito the Commercial, said that
Bfaclburn's defeat was assured.
The Republicans with the hep Of the
Populists will control the legislature" he
said, land Blackburn is sure to be de-
feated. Kentucky is now Republican
e;ate. The people wanted a change and
they took 1t, the Republicans being aided
by the Populists and the A. P. A. No
Democrat could have carried Kentucky
at this election, not even Carlisle.
Colonel W. o. Bradley, who yesterday
carried Kentucky for the Republicans in
the gubernatorial election, will be the
choice OF his state for the presidency,
and his friends claim tlhat he will have
the support of the Southern Republicans.
1t Is significant that the friends of Goy-
ernor Morton, as well as the polltical
champions of Governor Mckinney, have
all been in constant correspondence with
the friends Of. Colonel Bradley, and have
urged them to push his claims for the
second place on the ticket. Colonel Brad
ley has heretofore refused to discuss the
matter, but tonight, Ut is announced by
Walter Forster, secretary of Colonel
Bradley's campaign committee, and man.
aging editor of the Commercial, the Re-
publican organ OF the state, that Colonel
Bradley's claims for national recognition
will be urged at the national convention.
The friends OF Governor Morton are
urging the Bradley people to support q
New York man on the ground that the
geographical positions Of New York and
Kentucky would render Governor Nor
tons nomination for president almost de-
chslvely in favor of Bradley's nomination
for vice-presldent. On the other hand the
men are arguing THAT Mckinley
and Bradley would make the strongest
ticket that could be put up because OF
the personal magnetism Of the men and
the prestige they enjoy of having won
many gallant victories
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1895-11-07
RESULTS OF THE FIGHT.
Stabbed at an Election Droil in New
York.

New York, Nov. 6.--John B. McGoldriciE.
clerk OF the supreme court and secretary
OF raulmany Hall. is lying in a dangerous
d.Ste at his home, the result OF a stab
wound received In an election wrangle
yesterday. Although the affair Is said
to have occurred at 4 o'clock yesterday
afternoon. no report was made OF 1t and
the first intimation OF 1t was had when
William Downing. bartender was ar
raigned In The jefferson marISst police
court today charged with having stabbed
McGoldrIck. The patroiman VINO rad
Bowling In charge would say little about
inc case and even tried to bellttle It to
the magistrate.
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1895-11-07
CASHIER ARRESTED.

Tacoma, Nov. 6.--Cashier w. +. Peters.
Of the failed Columbia National Bank.
was arrested This afternoon on warrant
sworn out by Bank Examiner Charles
Cleary. 1t charges him with making a
false entry In the individual deposit
ledger on October 8. thereby crediting the
city treasurer with a special deposit OF
$4,000. when in fact. no such deposit was
uade. 1t Is alleged that his object was
TO deceive tine comptroller OF the currency
as 10 tu1e banks condition.
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1895-11-07
: ILLINOIS.
Governor Alleged spealSs His Mind on the
Result


Springfield, ILL.,, Nov. Git As the belief
OF Governor Altgeld that the great Re-
publican landslide of yesterday was
brought about chiefly by tine national ad'
mlnistration and gold bug wing of ths
Democratic party in Wall street. Tht
Democratic conversions in many states
he says, were packed by posbmlsters and
the menials of the administration who
forced the adoption OF cleYeland's po"cy
on the money question. The governor
was asked what le Thought about the re-
suits OF yesterday. VIZ
"Oh." he answered with broad smile.
ut is not our place tp talk. We have
Just been laid out, and you knew that IN
polite society it is regarded ais bad form
for a corpse to indulge in much talk
while tine wake IL in progress.
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1895-11-07
They Lack Life

There are twines sold to fishermen
on the Columbia river that stand In
the same relationship to Marshalrs
Twine as wooden image does to the
human being-they lack strength-life
-evenness-and lasting qualities. Don't
fool yourself into the belief that other
twines besides Marshalps will do "just
az WELL" They won't. They cannot.
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1895-11-07
KANSAS.

Topeka, Nov. 6.-The latest returns re-
celved today from all parts Of Kansas
show large gains for the Republicans.
Many counties that have been Populist
for tour years elected all the Republican
candidates. Judge Martin will be over
whelmingly elected chief justice of the
supreme count.
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1895-11-07
LoUIsvIL1n RACES.

Louisville, Nov. 6.-Today Otto Zeigler
took away Johnson's only remaining
track record Of note-the paiced. standing
START, one NIKE. Time. 1:50 2-5; previous
record. 1:52 is.
Willie ID. CARLY beat Titus record OF
2o:a As tor standing paced ten miles;
time, 2O:is.
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1895-11-07
Can You Tell Why?

Says a man to me yesterday,
when showing me a suit that
he said be "was faxed in buying
elsewhere and paying more than
they can be bought for at regu-
lar prices" especially when he
had bought suits of me that
gave entire satisfaction, and he
liked my "style of doing busi-
ness, strictly one price and
throwing in nothing" while
selling Mems or Boys
Clothing, Furnis hing
Goods, Hats, Caps, Boots,
Shoes, Trunks, Valises,
u m brella's, Mackin-
toshes, Etc.
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1895-11-07
sBArr1E BEATEN.

Seattle, Nov. 6.-rhe Reliance football
team, of Oakland, defeated the team OF
the Seattle Athletic Club today by a
score OF 2 to o. The local club was badly
handicapped througdi lack Of practice. but
nevertheless put up a game that sur
rrhsed its admirers.
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1895-11-07
10 THE COURTS.

Brooklyn. Nov. Cit now looks as II
Tine mayoralty contest would be trans
ferred to the courts. Grout refuses to
concede the election of Wurster. and res
urar campaign Democratic committee has
retained counsel to look after Groure
interests.
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1895-11-07

Judge Gray, Immediately after the an
nouncement of the result, moved that
every Republican present ratify the NOM
nations by rising to his feet.
Hon. c. w. Fulton, in secondlng the
motion. said: II would like to add to
this resolution the injunction uhat every
Republican present get out and work
for the election of rhese delegates who
have been nominated here tonight and
also for the men wGBom they rwill nominate
for city offices next month. This is a
time for Republicans to band together
and be glad. We have everything to
encourage us. and nothing to discourage
IA All over the land the voice. Of su1e
peop,e is going up, and il is saying triat
N wants our party to the fore again In
city, State and national Affairs FheSpeo-
PIE OF the United States are not after
this change wffbdut a reason.g They see
the necessity for putting RepubiIcsn tei.I-
zens and Republican prinosples on ,gusrd
once more and keeping them there. Taere
IS no question bist that our next prasssent
IS going to be a rock-ribbed Republican,
and don't you forget f." Cloud appause.)
Il want 10 Sc the Republicans OF As-
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RATES REDucDD.


Tacoma, Nov. 6.-,rhe Southern Pacific
today announces "a reduction in passenger
rates from Tacoma to San Francisco
from s22.75 to SIS second-claas. and from
sSl.25 to s25 frst-class. tickets to include
sleeping car berths. Tickets are good only
on SUCH dates corresponding with the
sailing dates of the Pacific Coast Steam
ship Company's steamers.
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WEDDING ~ HIeH LIFE.

Gpecial 70 1lBe AsiorIan.
New York. Nst s.-1Tse Duke of Afari-
borough ana Miss consuelo vansarbiit
were zrlsrsssa ssszy.zt 81 Thomas oaru =.
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GRTs ONE YpAR.

Eugene, Or. Nov. elm the circuit court
today, II. p. Hayes. bhe Fan Creek scaool
teacher. was sentenced to one year In
the penitentiary for incest committed up-
on his niece.
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1895-11-07

It's IN tDWn. Ir's the best;
Went burn asr rougheH the skin;
Won't yellow your elotnes."
You wiz be agreeabiy surprised,
Sorry you didn't know It sooner.
Tomson's Soap Foam. large packages.
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avowed purpose Of establishing the rela-
tive strength of the two factions with a
view of sending "a delegation to the next
national convention.
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1895-11-07
NEW YORK.

New York, Nov. G.-rhe total unofficial
vote for secretary Of state is: King,
Dom,) 5O5.59o; Palmer Rep) a2,525.
Palmers plurality. es.5S
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1895-11-07
FIRST WARD.

WILLIAM II. IIOBSON.
w. CLINTON.
H. B.. FERGUSON.
HARRY WHDRITY.
A. C. FISHER.
ALBERT DUNBAR.
P. ]. MBANY.
II. F. PRAEL.
WTfT. TRiILLINGER.
THOS. IINvILLE.
P. ]. GOODMAN.
]. w. HARE.
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SECOND WARD.

G. w. LoUNSBEERY.
THAD. TRULLpNGER.
b. L. WARD.
MARTIN FoARD.
F. L. PARKER.
F. w. NEWELL.
C. BvENsoN,
G. o. MoEN.
p. A. STOKES.