The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1896-03-12
STATE NEWS
Interesting Items Culled From orrgon's
Leading Newspapers


The Salem Statesman says II Is pleased
TO add the Cathode Ray to its y list.
The Eugene Guard complains that the
Gods Regular Army people who have
been In that city Tor some TIM have
turned out tc be dcadh"ats ana frauds.
flccclng the merchants out OF many ll,,lt
hills and now have completely dtsap.
peared.
The Ashland woolen mills arr shipping
blankets TO San Francisco as fast as
they can he turned out An order for
l.OO pairs OF vlcuna blankets 'or a hiy
san Francisco hrm Is now well along
\ portion OF the goods has hter dclt,-
cred. and they are so satisfactory that.
the firm desires 10 INCREASE the order
10 5000 pairs at the same price.
John RcdNeld has the model for hls re-
peaung ride completed. and now very
soon he will apply for patent II the
Judgment which the Mail has on rites
rs any good, the one John Is making Is
king wheat and FAR ahead OF any Ct.
those now In use-tNcrptlng not ,vtn|
those OF the Winchester make We re-
grct 20 state that NJ RedFcld is rou-
tana some time this spring or early sum
mer-Medford Mail
A subscriber at Ogl,h, Kan, writes In
quIring II the locks at the Cascades are
open. and. n not, he lesires 10 know
when they viii be. The Tim, Mount
aincer IS unable 10 answer the latter
part OF his query. however much It would
b. pleased to do go. and possibly not even
the engineers In chare II ;hc work are
able to fix the date. not knowing what
action congress will take in regard 10
the additional Appropriation asked for by
them The Dalles TN
Bnge- Hermann has introduced a bin
In the house TO appropriate $1,000 for
the establishment OF a life-saying sta
tion at the mouth Of Rouge river. Her
mann Is a hard worker. and the bill " u
doubtless be pushed through with a
delegation TO represent us as Oregon
has. the Improvement Of Crescent City
harbor would he accomplished. The Or
egon delegation. unlike those that rep
resent this part Of California. are heard
from after election.-Del Norte Record
W. II. Nosler. OF Coqullle. challenges
any one to debate with him in he com
Ing political campaign on the question
OF free coinage OF silver. i6 to ]: the
repeal Of the charter TO national banks |
and the Issue Of legal tender notes to
the extent Of bringing up our per capita
circulation TO $50, That is a big lob, Mr.. |
Nosler. Better try your hand at making |
people take silver In preference to gold, |
or one equally practlcable-make a hun
cry man choose a bushel OF faxseed in |
preference to a bushel Of wheat. -Plain- |
dealer.
In the bottom OF the deep shaft at the |
Virtue mine the water Ia pretty warm: |
In fact, II is hot Too hot for a man TO |
take bath, at least. This, I'd Bor-
man. the night foreman OF the mine, can |
testify. Yesterday morning Mr.. Borman |
had occasion to go down the shaft in |
the cage. and through careiCssness or |
otherwise the cage was lowered into the |
sump. Before Mr.. Borman could Slgnal |
for hoist his limbs were burned by the |
hot water quite palnfully. Mr.. Borman |
was brought TO the city last evening for
medical Treatment ana is at the Wa
shauer. His injuries are not serlols.-l
Baker Democrat.