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The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1895-04-13
MUSIC HAIL..

&&k KEAT Nc & @" will open their
NM Music Iial at $50 Aston street,
E&k Saturday the 10th. They will
k*& keep numberless cool liquors
cigars besides having good music all the
time.
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1895-04-13
INDORsED BY THE PRESS.

INDOINGUII BI IIINf
conference.-the is to certify chat
used Krause's Headache hpsules
with satisfactory results. ! fought a
box which cost me 49,. nnc n 'apsrle
cured me Of a dreadful '!ck hAadGche
My wife and myself nave both used
he medicines manufactured by the
Norman Lichts Mfg Co., and we re-
commend them 10 the public as oelne
ijust what they IRE represented.
Respectfully,
w. }. HUTCHINSON,
Ed. Gazette, Pleasant Hill va.
Twenty-Five cents for sale b. Cl.as
ogers. Astoria, Or. sole agents
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1895-04-13
SEASIDE MILL

A complete 5Juch Of lumUeI Ub hdi
, me rough or dressed Fl"nrlna
.c, ceiling. and all kinds # hr
buildings md shingles }is, G't,
.irR done 10 rtder Terms refsou,'
nd prices \; bedrock All rt
bmptl, 'tend-d =" Ntrt- 'u'
min e 'hEiN
ett f-nv.'
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1895-04-13
PROVEN A BOON.

,ienllemen:-I have always recon-
lended Krause's Headache Capsules
herever / have had a chance. They
ave proven a Neritable boon In my
mly against any and dll kinds Of
"adache Yours truly,
}. f., WALTER,
Leavenworth, Kansas,
rul saie by Chas Rogers, Astoria
tngou, snle agent.
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1895-04-13

Most people CanL.ot n!lUrG to expert.
ient. Ihey want immediate TelIet.
."dts why they use me AlInu,e Cough
uie. CnAs. hOgers.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-07-13
MORE NiyAL IWPRoyEMENr.
Innovations in the Construction of New
Iuuhout..


WASHINGTON, p. c.. July l2.-Secre-
tarv Herbert has called for proposals for
tho construction Of six light-drausht COM
rosite gunbOats. which congress all
thorlzcd at . cost not exceeding S-iV'yv,
each exclusive OF armament -Four OF
these vessels are 10 Doe equipped win
considerable sail POWER I'm addition -
steam, the other t"O having mdst5 Tor
military purposes o1ly.
The great innovation involved in these
vessels. as far as the American navy
IS concerned, lies ia the tast that wh-le
their frames and general construction
Will be OF steel their huls are 10 DC
sheathcd with wood and copper.
The essential reasons for this method
OF construction ana for the selection are
that the vessels wM he largely iuAe-
pendent of docking facilities and eco
expenses and for fuel are two very large
items.
The character OF The service for which
these gunboats are particularly designed
requires that they be exposed 90 musketry
fire, and the housing Of the major part
OF the battery by an unbr0ken deck, be-
sides adding materially TO the stiffness
and strength OF the vessels, gives adj
mirable protection 20 the guns crews IN
action.
The necessarily exposed position Of the
bow and stern guns is JUSTIFIED only by
their arc of fire and possible usefulness
I'm a running action, while Tor the river
service. for which these boats are par
ticularly fitted, the disposition OF the gun
deck battery Is on that could be desired.
The vessels with sails have single
screws: the steam propeller boats nave
twin screws. and differing In many ways.
The armaments. being Identical In both
C-pounder. and two i-p0under guns, all
raDii-firlu.g
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-07-13
THE ENGINEER KILLED.
4 Fast Mail on the Illinois Central Ran
Into an Open switch.


NEW ORLEANS, La, July l2.-Last
night train No. 2, fast mail on the III
nols Central railroad, was wrecked three
miles north OF POnchOtOula, La, which
place is fOrty-eight miles from this city
A switch had been opened, and into this
ran the train while running AT high
rate Of speed. The engine struck
train of empty coal cars which Were
standing on the siding, burying the en-
edne under the debris and OverturninS
the engine and baggage car. The re
mainder OF the train kept the rals, anu
none Of the passengers were hurt
The engineer. Jack Purdy one Of the
Oldest and best engineers on the road,
was Instantly killed, and the fireman,
George Hammond. had both arms broken
and was seriously bruised about the
body.
FIVE negroes were arrested here to-
day, charged with breaking the lock and
opening the switch.
South-bound passenger train No. *
met No At POnchOtOula on time. The
conductor OF train No. = on the way
down found the three negroes on his train
trying 10 steal a ride. They We're put
of al Hammonds which Is about ten
miles north OF Ponchotoula. The con-
ductOr, IN going over his train. after
leaving Hammond. again discovered the
three negroes, and stopping tho train
put them OFF a second time. This was
di~ctly at the point whore train No. ?
was wrecked less than half an hour
later. Naturally, the railmen on train
No - concluded, on hearing Of the ac-
cident. 10 No. >, that the nve negroes
We're responsible for the mischief. The
negroes later in the night boarded a
freight train, and as the railroad people
were on the lookout, they were locked
I'm the car and brought here. The eyl-
dence against them Is very strong.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-07-13

II il Heported That an EN-Liguor Dealer
Was Sentenced Without Trial.


COLUMBIA, s c. July IA few days
ago the state authorities began 20 apply
10 ex-liquor dealers. a section OF tho
State dispensary law. which provides that
a circuit judge can enjoin any man from
selling Nauor, and Ia case he violates H.
permitting hin. 10 be jcrked up lor con-
tempt OF court; that the judge then, on
almost any kind OF a showing. can declare
him guilty and sentence him 20 the
peniteutlary. doins away with the con-
stitutional right Of a trial by Jury W.i'h
is guaranteed TO every man.
In accordance with this policy, william
Shcirard. an cx-liquor dealer was jerk
ed up hero yesterday before Circuit Judge
Townsend. His attorney made Drllhant
nght for the preser ration or the con-
stitutional right This afternoon about >
O'Clock the Judge rendered his opinion,
ov,rruling the objections OF Sheppard ;
attorney. adjudging sheppard guilty or
contomnt and sentencing him 20 eight
months imprisonment IN the state ptni-
tentiary. and 20 pay a fine OF $40.
Tho warrant for his arrest and commit
ment was piaced IN The hands OF Li9uor
Police Speod for service. He got his force
of men out, ani they finally surrounded
shetnardfs place Of business. No one was
I'm there but Sheppard. CNilien and city
police witnessed that Iohceh sh JenNiN9
started the fusilade, firing into the store
uIon Sheprart three times before another
shot was heard
The constallos say that they called on
Sheppard 20 surrender, but he refused
and whipping out two pistols began 10
fire az Constable Speed. Speeds hand
ami neck were grazed by bullets. Con-
stable jenkins, who was using TWO pis-
tolls. also had his neck grazed by bullet.
Chief Daily finally got inside, and Shep-
pard shot him before he saw who he
was Sheppard stated 10 him thar ne
would surrender 10 him, but 10 nobody
else.
lie was taken out in the street, placed
! I'm "A wagon, and carried TO the State
pcniteLuary, whore hts wounds were
rCssed.
Considerable excitement was occasi9ned
| by the shooting. Attorney-General Bar
| Der has applied for writ OF hebeas
| corpus before Justice Fuller in the case Oh
La Far, one of The constables laiiei Dy
| Judge SimOntOn for contempt III Nl0ihllns
| his liuuur-i junction order.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-07-13
Why DIR. DEPEW WENT 4BRo4D.
Let Politics Go 10 Pot Rather Than Dis
appoint the Prince of wales.

appoint the Prince OF wales.
NEW YORK, July PA friend Of Or.
Chauncey ST. Depew is responsible for
the statement that Dr. De2ew's trip
abroad this year is made under unusual
circumstances. Or. Depew. IL is said, had
ftlly intended TO remain at home all
sumner IA order 10 attend 70 the patch
ing up OF harmony IN the Republican
party In the State There was, II Is
said, a general protest from Europe
against this change in the regular course
OF events.
DR.. Depew's dear friends Prince Bis
marck, Lord Salisbury, and Mr. Glaf-
stone. are understood TO nave united in
a cablegram urging the Doctor TO re-
consider his determination. The Presi-
dent OF France and the leading lady at
one of the great Paris theatres. well
known for her enjoyment of a good
story. are said 10 have been among these
Who bcsought Dr. Depew not 20 desert
Europe, even for a season.
Dr. Depew could not but be deeply 3f-
fected BY these tokens OF regard from his
foreign chums. but what finally decided
him 10 let the Republican party 20 TO
not ana TO make his usu1l round Of
calls abroad Is said 10 have been a
personal cablegram from the Prince OF
Wales expressing the PPlal9a that life
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-07-13

The Governor Approves of the Action of
the Adjutant-Generai.

Companies A and 3. Of the First regl-
ment, who left early yesterday morning
for Lunenburg county 10 protect the ne
groes charged with being Implicated In
the Pollard murder case. arrived at 2.3O
at Aleher.n station, from which place
they proceeded in twenty vehicles 10
Lunenburg Courthouse, q distance OF
several miles. The trial Of the prisOrers
commenced at 10 o'clock In the morning,
and the troops are TO remain there until
IL IS over
The Adjutant-General yesterday morn
ing received a telegram from Governor
OFerrau from Norfolk. setting forth that
he approved OF the action the General
had taken. The latter was instructed 20
Greet the sheriff OF LuDenburg county
to ~ead 10 the people assembled about
the courthouse the address of the Cow
erRor, requesting tAem 70 keep the
peace.
A little later General Anderson received
a telegram for Major J. Il. Derbyshire,
the cOmmaniant OF the troops az Luncn-
burg Courthouse asking that 200
rounds of ammunition be sent him at
once. This was promptly done. and the
two boxes left for their destination about
noon.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-07-13

NEW YORK, July l2.-In an application
yesterday before Judge Lippincott. OF Jer-
sey City. which ne win pass on few
DAYS, for tha examination of George
Gould in private before trial in the
Zell& Nicolaus suit. the young woman's
guardian, Alexander Simpson, submitted
an affidavit in which he states he has
information that Mr.. Gould admitted TO
eS-Police Superintendent Byrncs the
business OF the $4,000 claim.
The affidavit also set forth that Mr..
Gould has letters which the young wo-
man sent him. Ex-Judge Holman. OF
Zella's counsel. wants the Court 10 order
Mr.. Gould TO produce the letters.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-07-13

The Panama Railway May Buy steam
shin and Cut Rates With the sunset.

NEW YORK, July l2.-It is learned
that. If II IS true. as has been repor.ed,
that the merchants of New Orleans have
decided not TO repeat the trial trip of
the steamship Otori. in connection with
the Panama Railway company between
%eu Orleans and CulOn It is the intention
OF the Panama railway. for the purpose
OF securing business. TO cover that route
hv a chartered steamer of ample tonnage
caracity and passenger accommodates,
at n date not later than August l0th.
Arrangements 70 that effect have been
completed. and the Sunset rates between
New orleans and Fan Francisco will be
cut by the Panama railroad In the same
proportion as those between san Fran
Ter cent.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-07-13

The Day il Honored In Canada and Else
where Trouble Resulted.

HALIFAX. n. s.. July l2-The Orange
men paraded this morning FOR the first
time in the history Of Halifax. The
event passed OF without incident Fight
or nine hundred took part IN the process
sion. which was witnessed hy laise
crowds. 80 "a,
BOSTON, July I2.-The Little Rcd
shoe. borne on the top OF long pole IN
a barouch, was the principal feature or
the Orangemens parade here to-day
There was no trouble cf any sort eN-
neriencod during the march from Cooper
Squa-. to the New York and New Eng
land depot. where the party took trains
FOR Highland Lake Grove 10 enjoy the
annual picnic The procession was
headed ~ a guard of honor under
Deputy Pierce.
TlW YORK. July 12.-Orangemcn
paradel everywhere throughout Canada
and the Northern and western states
to-day without molestauon where.
Sc far as heard from. The greatest {
number OF -4.ooo-is reported
from Philadelphia. the home OF Gfahn
Master Kennedy. The prcgramme was
uniformly the same
The parade IN the forenoon was fol-
lowed by plcnios IN the suburbs, win
the evening spent in dancing.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-07-13
THE FREE sILyER CONTENTION.
About Thirty Attended-of These Not
over Twenty Were Voters.

WASHINGTON. July l2.-The cOnysr-
ton called to meet in this city to-day
TO take steps 70 propagate the do. tFine
Of the free coinoge OF silver was attended
by less than thirty people, the greater
part Of whom were POpulists.
After three hours discus sion, during
which nothing was accomplished, the con-
veutl0n took a recess Until late In the
day.
At tho afternoon session a resolution
was passed declaring 1t expedient 70 form
q new organization.
The principles Of the Poprlist party and
the Omaha platform were reafhu3ed.
There were not more than twenty voters
present.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-07-13
sHOT HInSTLFIN THE HEAD.
Accused Of Stealing Horse IA Young Mar
-. Suf.fIs

Accused Of Stealing Horse IA Young Wan
Tries to Avoid Arrest by Suicide.
WASHINGTON, July IA. II. Nei's'
a white man. twenty-five years oid' sho'
himself in the head with a revolver at
about o'clock this evening and VIII
,.or,- Iiisclv die. The only witness 10
tho deed was William c. Edhn, an eA-
detective.
Wells was wanted by the local police
for the larceny of horse and buggy, ana
Edlin says he followed him to his room
I'm order to arrest him. Wells, when he
found himself confronted by the ex-de-
toctivo. pulled out k,s reVoiN-
er. Edlln says, and deliberately shot
himself i'm order 20 escape arrest. Edlin
has been arrested. and VIII be heid 70
await the result of Wells injury. m
wounded man is stlll unconscious. Inc
theory on which the ox-dctectiye is held
IS that he may have done the shooting
but Dnn's account Of the matter Is
generally believed, and he VIII probably
be released.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-07-13

The Cruiser Columbia Being Put in Order
for the Event.

WASHINGTON. d. c.. July l2.-The
announcement that the cruiser CoIum-
bia had been placed in dry-dock at
southampton TO have her bottom cleaned
and made ready for her race across the
ocean for warshp record was con-
flrmea by Secretary Herbert to-day. who.
it appears, had given Captain sumner
permission some days ago 10 incur the
expense. This will materially change
the conditions under whicn the Columbia
will make the race. placing her in bet
ter condition. as far as a clean hun is
concerned, than most OF the Transatlantic
passenger steamers when :helr records
were made. and removes one Of the pos-
slble excuses should she make Doar
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-07-13

BALTAIORE. MD, July l2-The Ma
tional Circuit races, scheduled for July
10th. at the bicycle track on the pimlico
road. have been declared on. Edward
G. Wollman. chairman Of the race COM
mittee. to-day wrote a letter 70 j. }.
Ncrlrov. secretary OF the Board of
Trade stating that the committee ap-
polnted by the Maryland Division TO
take charge OF the affair had decided
10 abandon the undertaking. and gave
as reasons local antag0nism and lack
Of financial support.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-07-13
Murdered and Robbed.

NEW YORK. July f2.-rh- decomposed
body Of a styliahly-dressed middle-aged
man was found IN 4 field on the Lake
Shore road yesterday about mile and
a half from this city. His pockets had
been turned inside ont. and two bullet
wounds In the head indicated that tho
man had been murdered. probably on
n train. and the body conveyed 10 where
II was found. Papers on the body
seemed 10 show that the deceased was
Aniovich I.assllla. The police learned
that ho came fr0m l.attavia, a Russian
province in Finland. He had passports
to many countries. He is supposed 70
fnIr ICCn n tourist.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-07-13
SUICIDE rREFERRED 10 JAZZ.
A woman Whom Whisky Had Dragged
Down by Jumping Down the steps.

CINCINNATI. OHIO. July l2-'I ask
not for justice l beg for mercy" was
the pleading Of Bessie Johnson I'm the
Tolice Court yesterday. She hal been
arrested time and time again FOR drunk
enness. Judge Gregg had warned her
that on her next appearance be would
rlace the penalty of the habitual ciimi-
na act against her. She was found
Wednesday night In q beastly state of
intoxication. IN the Police Court records
Of various arrests and sentences We're
read, you asked me 10 do that the last
time" replied his Honor, land / aid.
Three years and costs" Turning quickly
she cried: IN not serve IT, III Nil my
self" Reaching the top OF the stone
step. leading down 10 the station. she
throw herself head first forward. The
woman comes OF an aristocratic Georgia
family, and studied music under the
best masters in Europe and at one time
was a bright star IN the musical world.
She is at the hospital and viii recover.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-07-13
TESTIMONY CONCLUDED.
The Case VIII Probably Be Given to the
Jury To- Morrow Night.

LA PLATA. MD. July l2.-The taking
OF testimony i'm The Farrell murder case
was concluded at noon to-day, and
recess was taken 10 allow the counsel
10 prepare for their arguments before
Judge Briscoe told the lawyers that
the case must be given 20 the jury be-
fore tomorrow night If that were possi-
bic. The whole Of this morning was con-
sumed bv The taking OF testimony IN re-
buttal by the State.
Drs. schaeffer Kalusowski, and Gardi-
nor. OF Washington, -. c., was put on
the stand in turn. and at the conclusion
OF their evidence the state announced
that it had finished.
This afternoon states Attorney James
T.. Mathews began the opening address
for the State.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-07-13

Two and Half Kegs of Powder Main and
Probably Fatally Injure Four Men.

BALTIMORE, MD, July 1.-TWO and a
half kegs Of powder exploded in Leonarfs
stone quarry. near Calverton, this after
noon seriously iniurlng four employees,
one Of them probably fatally. The men
were standing near a blast hole, when
suddenly there was "A tremendous crash,
and they were thrown TO the ground some
distance away.
The Southwestern patrol brought the
men 10 the Maryland University HOspi-
tai where it was stated that stephen /.
Peters. who is terribly burned about the
body. Is not likely to recover. John Nor
risy lost his right eye and IL Dadly
burnoI. Robert Reynolds and Frederick
Banks We're also burned and injured by
nviug rocks
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-07-13
The Cenfrnl Reconciliation.

SAVANNAH, GA. July ia-Judge VIII
Ham -. Harden. the representative OF
the Reorganization Committee OF the
central railroad property received tele-
gram from the committee to-day that
the Savannah and Western Boniholders'
Committee had just formally accepted
the plan OF reorganization 90 modified.
which would insure the speedy reorgani-
zatiOn OF the properties. Tails Is taken 20
mean that the plan viii be declared
operative within d few DAYS.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-07-13
rnr rnKs 10 BE INCORPORATED.
Articles FILED in the District Court In
Washington,

WASHINGTON. d. c., July l2-Aru-
cles Of incorporation Of the Benevolent
and Protective order OF Elks Of the
United States Of America were filed IT.
the District Court to-day by Edwin B.
Hsv foseph \. Potts. John g. Maxwell,
and Thomas J. King. Of tho District Of
Columbia: willard c. Nanderth, Boston
Mass: Peter j. Campbell. OF Baltimore
Nd. and Joseph ". LauDe, OF Richmond'
Va.
The objects of the association are set
forth 10 be- benevolent, social and altru-
lstlc. the promotion and encouragement
of manly friendship and kindly inter
course, ana the aiding. assisting, ana pro-
lection OF it's members ana thelr iai'l,i,S'
William G. Nandcrth. peter j. Camp
bell. and Joseph W. Laube are name
- trllsLans f.r Tho nrst year.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-07-13

showing II only remains now TO IN
crease the force Of firemen on the YES
sci to make her equal In all respects 10
other vessels OF the same coal capacity
running between New York and Europe.
Naval officers predict that the Column
hia will sight Sandy Hook Hight In about
seven days after she leaves southampton.
ana that IL would be unfair 10 expect
any greater performance from her ior
such long run.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-07-13

WASHINGTON, ID. c.. July l2--Celso
Caesar Moreno. who was yesterday IN
an article rejecting upon Baron Fava.
the Italian ambassador, was arrested To-
day and brought before Judge Cole In
the Criminal Court. Moreno pleaded
not guilty and gave $1,000 bail Tor his
appearance at the October term OF the
court.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-07-13
An Infant Pound.

white male infant. apparently Only
a f.,v weeks old was foi.Dd on 81. Peter
street tetween Lee and Jackson. between
~ and 1 o'clock this mcrnins by TWO
colored men IL had been abandoned py
.ts pareat and was s4rt 10 the a'-nshoaso
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-07-13

COLUMBUS. O., July l2-secretary
Patrick McBryde. OF the United Nine
ION w Va 70 confer with Governor
MacCorl<ie in regard 10 the calling out
OF state troops 70 suppress rloting I'm
Pocahontas mines. lie VIII go there
tonight
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-07-13
The Loan 0yer-Subscribed.

LONDON. July Y 2.-spicr & Company.
Of this city. announced that ihe S.vovo
3I-2 per cent loan Of the Pennsylvania
COMPANY brought out IN London to-day
was heavily oyer-sJbscribcd.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-07-13

Witnesses for the Commonwealth we're
then called. Az. Pollard was the fsst TO
take the stand jie stated that he was
away from home when the murder was
committed. and gave very precise ac-
count OF his acts from noon until the
discovery of the body. lie stated his loss
rs $50 IN currency, and $50 or s15 in gold
a gold chain and bracelet. and a bond on
the Blackstone Female Institute for 500.
The trial VIII Dc resumed tomorrow.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-07-13

The Usual Result In One The Other Quite
Singular.

PARIS, July l2.-Deputies Richard and
Denoid fought a duel to-day with pistols
with the usual result. neither being in
jured
VI. Bassett and VI. Archain. members
of the Seine municipality, also fought a
duel to-day with swords with the unusual
result that Bassett was wounded IN the
t.-rius