The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1895-01-13


p delirum, escaped from his room at s
Stephens college. at Annindale. an
disappeared, was found yesterday sea
ed near a haystack near Madalln. II
s had taken with him q razor with whic
to fight the Chinese. His idea was I
army there. He now shows signs 9
returning reason,
5 The Cologne Gazette advises Japai
q to make peace with China at once. Tn
Gazette warns Japan that her demand
, may become so exaggerated that tn
: Eastern powers will not allow China t.
concede them.
BY cable from London 1t is statet
that Peking dispatch says that a
the instance of Ii Hung Chang tn,
emperor has issued an order for the
arrest of three generals who command
ed the Chinese troops at Port Arthur
From Shanghai dispatch states that
divers have patched up the Chimes,
warship Chen Yuen. She is now in
good fighting condition.
There is a Spanish proverb that on
Tuesday lone should neither travel nor
marry" and this superstition is so in
grained that even in Madrid there are
never any weddings on Tuesday, and
the trains are almost empty.
For several centuries the purse was
always worn fastened to the glrdle
cut purse got its name from the
fact that rather than take the time
to loosen the purse from the belt, where
it was secured by buckles, one cut the
strap.
Spectacles were fashioned in the six
teenth century They were costly, the
usual price being an equivalent of IS.
1t was believed that the larger the
lenses. and the heavier the rims, the
greater the dignity added to the wear
er's appearance.
At Glenwood, Minnesota, yesterday,
Miss Giddons, daughter of Superintend-
ent Giddons, of the Eawyer stock and
dairy farm of this place. an estimable
young lady, and John Maroon, a gen,
tleman from California. were to be |
married. The prospective groom had !
been in town several days, but yester,
day morning he could not be found
hence the wedding was indefinitely
"a large number of friendsl
had been invited to attend the ceremo.
ny. Mo cause is known for the myste.
rious disappearance.
Responding to resolution Of the
senate, says washington dispatch.
the presidnet has sent to that body
4 copy of the extradition proceedings
If General Ezeta, late vice president
If Salvador. and other refugees who
we're granted an asylum on board the
Bennington. Much OF the correspond
'nce is Of technical legal character.
The house committee on commercel ,
decided to favorably reportll
iermann's bill for steam Hghtshipl ,
nd fog signal opposite the Straits OF 3
Tuca, Washington, at place to be i
elected by the secretary OF the treas
Try, the ship to cost $4,000 Ii
A big gold strike was made yester =
ay in the New York and Chance mine. q
t Creede, Col. Heretofore the mines
ad been rich silver producer, and
as enriched the ownerss several hun
red thousand dollars, and now It has +
eveloped into a gold producer Air
trike was made on the 1OO0-foot level +
shipment made today carries fourteen p
unces Of gold and 400 ounces Of silver 4
Ienry Wolcott and Judge o. e. lie. q
svre, Of Denver, are the principal own. Il
rs. In
Great interest prevails at Silver CHff a
ol-, over new gold strike, four miIesl 4,
'om town. The rock formations and q,
re is said by Cripple Creek experts 10 !,
: identical with that Of Bull Hill. The
ssays, made by the best assayers Ia
- DN~f-f DAsOW aAACAtA @AA W 4lVu uHTI Ql
N. gold and silver values The veinlin
In the Bassick mine belt. r.
Representative Bryan, Of NebraeIxa
speech last night at Washington
efore the Virginia Democratic Assocla.
on. denounced President Cleveland.
e declared the president was not
emocrat; that his conduct was not
emocratic; that ne was wreckIne the
emocratic party, and that he was the
-st Democratic president Who hadl
zen unable to control his party. Brv-
a also criticised Mr.. Carlisle.
Among the last official acts Of Audit.
Bolton, Of Goldendale, washington
as his declining 70 issue marrlarel