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The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1897-05-11
HOUSE RESUMES
PUBLIC BUSINESS
Simpson Up TO His Old Tricks and
Again Tries to HarasS the Majority.
DEMOCRATS LACK HARMONY
Forest Reserve Discussed. Bat No Action
Taken Cuban Resolution Taken up 10
Senate Other MEs'

Washington. May lO-The house 70.
day resumed the tranactlOn of public
business which hal b,-en suspended
since the Indian appropriation blH was
sent 10 the conference, three weeks ago.
The Consideration Of the senate
amendments 10 the sundry owl appro-
Driaiion bill was entered upon. under
a special order providing for a recess
each day until st E disposed Of. slmp-
son pursued his tactics Of the last few
weeks. attempting 10 hayrass that ma
iority with points ot no quorum. but
without success. and the democratic
lack Of harmony on the subject Of par.
~ policy was again In evidence. On
the question Of the addition Of the spe-
cial order the democrats divided. Bailey
and his followers voting with the repub-
licans and several democrats. including
Mcmillan and Bland, with the populls.s
agans; the order. The vote resulted
Ill TO 10.
Cannon. IL charge OF the time OF the
majority, yielded Is minutes 20 Lacey.
chairman Of the committee on public
lands OF the house. who discussed the
forest reservation amendment. No &C
tlon was taken on the amendment
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1897-05-11
RAPID TELEGRAPHY.
A New System Tried In New York on
Sunday

New York. May io-T'hcrc was an In
tcnsting exhibition yesterday of re,
Gently Invented system Of rapid tele.
graphy. II was given IN the Postal
Telegraph building The system Is in-
tended % bc applied directly 10 ordi-
nary telegraph lines and TO b. operated
by currents now In use. Il Is not a
system which viii compete I'm speed
with the 1900 words a minute one re
Gently described. but II could b. used
In connection with that system, send.
Ing messages over the same wire AZ
the same time. just a. the inventors
Of that system declare the ordinary
MORSE system nigh; be lsed
What the new system wtll do Is 10
double or treble the number OF words
that can be sent over Il single wire and
thA without requiring the operators to
learn anything beyond that which the
present Morse operators know now. The
result is accomplished boy the addition
% each Office Of set of very simple
Instruments lake the Wheatstone sys-
tenn. {; rcquirvs tne preparation OF the
mcsage ON strip OF paper before Il
can be- pu, through The rapid automatic
sender. but It's Investors ciaIm FOR Il
several distinct advantages over the
wheas,onc. both IN speed and accu-
racy.
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1897-05-11

A fnghtfm panic onsued ~ yolo
The main body Of the Greeks fell
onck upon D0mokoa wednesday night
nnd the Turkish forces occupied Phar-
en.a Thursday morning. but General
smolcnskl kept IN fighting. A furious
sngag ,mcnt took plnnr Friday The
TURKS put IN podtiDn the big Siege
guns captured from the Greeks az La
risna. and this artillery was used with
teAlmg effect. doing dcaiy execution.
but GENERAL sm0lcnski wns holding out
bfayciy and had driven the onsmy back
slightly whnn orders arrived from
headquarterN commanding him 70 re.
treat 10 AlmyrOs. This was the second
tine General smolcrrki had received
orders from hca1qunVers % abandon
position. The FIRST came after h. had
gallantly forced the fleyenl paAs on the
when General smolenHh began as d.
rcctcd the retreat 20 Aimyroa. Every.
body tried 10 escape from the town by
water. There was desperate scramble
for the boats. which were crowded 10
uhe utmost. causing many o. sink
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1897-05-11
voLo OCCUPIED.

iarisaa. May 10 The Greek nee, has
ief Nolo. bu, ,hv French. Italian and
British guardships remain The town
Ia quoi and has b.-rn occupied by the
Turkish trVhrs/ A number of the lat
ter have taken positions on tbs sur.
rounding heights The bulk Of the OF
toman army. however. has been with
drawn ard n marching In another d..
rcoliou. Quantities ~ arms ammunl-
tlon and number " ambulances were
captured boy The Turkish soldiers at
Volo An the heights commanding
phamaja are now occupied by the
Turks.
Edhcm rasha, tav Turkish comman.
der, all ef his gvocrais and number
N officers ut lower rank have been
decorated and many ~ the Turkish
officer, have been promoted
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1897-05-11
HINCKLEY WILL CASE.

Washington. May lO.-Attoney W. II.
H. Hart. OF California. for Mrs. Flor
eace Blythe Hinkley. who secured the
property OF the late Henry T. Blythe.
made a motion to dismiss the case 10
the supreme court today Hunton OF
Virginia, for the contestants opposed
the motion and deniei that the case
had bean brought to the supreme court
merely FOR delaying the perfecting Of
Mrs. Hlnckley's title TO the estate.
1t is claimed by the Contestants that
as Mrs. Hinckley is a subject Of Great
Britain she could not inherit land in the
United States, and the state could no,
enact laws permitting allens to inherit
land, The court took the papers and
reserved the decision.
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1897-05-11
BATTLESH1P OREGON.
win BE- n Astoria in Few Days 20
Get Her Silver Service.

Seattle. May 1o.-rhe battIeship Ore
gon was taken of the dry dock at the
Puget Sound naval station Saturday
al o'clock p. m. She Is now taking
aboard the coal and ammunition which
sne discharged before entering the
dock. and on getting this aboard VIII
come to Seattle. Here a short stay
will be made and the oregon viii then
go to Astoria to accept the silver service
presented by the State Of Oregon.
The board Of inquiry appointed by the
government to investigate the cause of
obstruction found in the channel when
the Oregon was docked will convene To-
morrow.
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1897-05-11
a YOUTHFUL BICYCLE THIEF.

Chicago. May lO.-Daisy Day. pretty
little girl, l. years old. daughter OF
A, NJ. Day. a board OF trade operator
was arrested yesterday by the Hyd,
Park police after confessng to the
theft Of a bicycle, Daisy wanted a
wheel badly, and when her father
would not buy her one. she took a
girl friends advice, rented one and kept
1t. Her bicycle broke down ami the
man to whom she took It for repairs
happened 10 be the owner and he
caused her arrest. The girl was placed
in charge OF Matron Todd at the Hyde
Park station and kept until late last
night, when she was released ON
bonds. Her grandfather is n millionaire
In New York. and she has an uncle liv,
Ing In Kenwood who is a millionaire
and an extensive operator ON the board
Of trade.
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1897-05-11
GREEKS TO ABANDON CRETE.
Now Only Waiting Intervention of the
Powers to End the War

New York, nay 10.-A Journal dis
patch from Athens says:
Prime Minister Rail- says the Greek
troops will be withdrawn from Crete.
The government having need of all
troops, he said. has decided ON grad
ually withdrawing our army from
Crete. This would also facilitate ar
rangements with the powers which
have been officially intimated. Greece
has officially notified the foreign minis
ters OF her intention TO withdraw from
Crete and has demanded admission OF
Greeks ships within the blockade for
this purpose.
Greece now awaits the official oTrer
Of the great powers to make proposals
OF peace between her and Turkey, II
they please, but will not ask for it. An
official note from the powers will proba-
blv be presented al once and all de-
p,nds un its terms. The report In the
papers Of an armistice is not true, but
AN armistioe will probably be agreed
upon If peace negotiations are opened.
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morrow
A BLOOD FIGHT.
stopped in the Fourth Round. bur Hon
ors Go to Choynsk.

New York, May 1O.--A twenty round
bout between Joe Choynski and Denver
Ed Smith tonight was cut short by
Referee Roche. who stopped the bout
after two minutes ami eight seconds Of
fighting n the fourth round.
Smith frequently took hold OF Choyn-
skis hand during III first three rounds
aud was roundly Kissed for doing so.
Choyrssd had any easy task, for he
knocked Smith down In the first roun J
and the Denver man took nearly the
fun ten seconds in getting to mis- feet.
Choynski was always ready with lef;
jabs and sent them on Smiths face
repeatedly. At the close Of the third
round Smiths face was badly pun
ished ard the blood trickled over
Choynskrs body in the clinches. The
foul tactics Of Smith in the fourth
round made the referee caution him.
The fight vas awarded to Choynskl,
and there We're cheers and groans from
all over the house.
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1897-05-11
GREECE ACCEPTS CONDITIONS.

Athens, May lO.-The conditions in
sisted on 10y Germany the chief Of
which is that Grrvc shall give her for
nal consent 10 the principle of auton-
omy FOR Crete. will be accepted by the
Greek guvernmrNt The note of the
powers has not YET bc,n presented. but
Il has bc,,n drawn and Is 10 the follow
Ing effect:
Upon TIM formal declaration by
Grecce that she will recall her troops
and agp-c Ia such an autonomous re-
glmc for Crete as the powers In their
wisdom shall deem best and accept un-
rcservcdly the counses OF the powers
they VIII intervene in the interest Of
peace.
The note viii probably he presented
tomorrow after the German minister
has received hual Instructions,
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THE PANIC AT voLo,
Smolenskrs Retreat Was ordered From
the Grecian Headquarters.

New York. May lO,-A dispatch to
the World from Chalis Greece, says;
General Smolenslds brigade contin-
ued TO give battle TO the Turks about
Velestlno after the crown prince had
retreated from Pharsala.
fruntier. and in the enemy's country
threatening the Turkish rear. Then
the Greek army was defeated at Matt
and retreated to Pharsala, abandoning
I.arlsa This time the Turks had bro
ken through the Greek line near Phar-
sala and a general retreat was order
ed to the third line OF defense az Do
molSos.
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1897-05-11
MANZANITA WALKS
OUT ON THE LAND
Safely Placed In fef Cradle and
HOisted On the Mays.
NOT ONE HITCH OCCURRED
Ia Spite Of irrsdictiOns to the Contrary -Ex-
perieneed Men Pronounced the Work the
Most Successful They Ever Saw.

Astoria once more comes TO the front
as winner. She has demonstrated
that she can build ships as well as a
railroad. in spite Of the predictions to
the contrary.
When the Astoria Iron Works se.
cured the $4,000 contract from the gov
eminent for repairing and remodeIIng
the light house tender Manzanfta, As
toria's neighbors on the Sound. the VIII
lamstie river and at the Golden Gate
all predicted that the Manzanata could
not even be drawn out OF the water
upon the ways prepared for her at
Smiths Point. Ten days ago the ship
was turned over by the government
TO the Astoria Iron Works, and last
Friday the work Of stripping her and
removing the boilers was completed
az the bonded warehouse dock Sunday
she was towed around TO Smiths Point
and yesterday. the weather being fine
and very favorable to the undertaking.
at O'Clock in the morning President
John Fox and Superintendent Harry
Anderson, ship carpenter of long ex-
perience. commenced the work Of
hauling the ship out Of the water upon
the ways II Is safe TO say thai more
successful job Of the kind was never
undertaken.
Long before the appointed hour hun
dreds Of citizens and all the water
front men, Including Captain Gregory.
of the Manzanita, and Chief Engineer
Ricoris. who are overseeing the work
for the government; Captain Randall.
Of the Relief. and many others. had
gathered at the shipyards to witness
the novel sight in Astoria OF raising
large vessel from the water upon the
ways. After the cradle was propely
fitted TO the bottom Of the ship, the
tackle and gearing all in place and
every detail carefully arranged. the
word was given, the power applied,
and slowly the Manzanita began to rise
from the waters where she had been in
] a
shout went up from the throng Of anx-
ious spectators. Not a hitch occurred,
or screw loosened anywhere, but
steadily, at about the rate of one foot
per minute. the good ship walked out
ON the land and was finally settled in
her place. where. during the next ninety
days. she will undergo a great change.
Capt. Gregory and Chief Records were
highly pleased with the success Of the
work and warmly congratulated
Messrs Fox and Anderson and their
corps of efficient workmen.
Captain Randall, who has. had much
experience in such matters, said to an
Astorian representative that he never
saw a cleaner, better and more success
full piece Of work Of its kind. st Is
now more than probable that vessels
which have hitherto annually been
called from the Columbia river to San
Francisco to have their bottoms clean
ed will now have that work done az
Astoria
Does any one doubt that the initial
steps have been taken towards the Sc
curing of a regular dry dock. needed
more than any other one thing. per-
haps, by Astoria harbor? All honor
to the institution patriotic enough to
make the start.
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ITALY NOT To RETALIATE.

Rome, May 10.-In the chamber Of
deputies today the minister of finance,
Senior Luzzatt. replying to Count De
La Rocca, said it would be a serious
error to retaliate against the United
States, since the Dingley bill permits a
new convention. Italy, the minister add
ed, will open new Negotiations to protect
will open new negotiations to protect
her exports, which include all her agrl-
cultural products
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1897-05-11
OMAHA MAYORS.
Lively Time for Possession of the Chief
Office OF the city

Omaha. May io-Ex-Mayor Broatoh
is intr,nohed In the mayors office.
guarded by police. Mayor Moores
at II O'Clock made formal demand
for possession OF the Office Broatch
shut the ioor In his face, Moores
quickly returned To his private Office,
The new city council organized this
morning. II recognizes Moores as
mayor
This afternoon Brnatch went before
Judge Powell. OF the district court. ana
secured an order restraining Moores
from undertaking TO exercise any Of
thu functions or prerogatives OF mayor.
The order Is retuinable at 10 O'clock
tomorrow morning At the same time
Moores went before Judge Keyser ard
made application for a writ Of manda-
mus 60 compel Broatch % relinqulsh
possession of the Office and records,
Judge Keyser will hear the appica-
tlon tomorrow. The whole case will
then come on before the three judges
of the district court and be settled
Broatoh's Gordon of police still guards
the mayors Office In the city hall. but
no effort has been made to disposSess
them by force.
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1897-05-11
GREEK AND TURK
TO MAKE FRIENDS
80 Says the Wiley Sultan, Without
the Intervention Of the Powers
GREECE ACCEPTS THE TERMS
Proposed By GERMANY lolo Occupied Of
'oman Administration Set Up Greece
Mas Asked Intervention Of roMers.
GREECE ACCEPTS THE TERMS

London. Stay Private adviccs 70.
coiVrd So London from ConHian,inoplo
do'lar" tha, the sultan has expressed
deep sympathy FOR King George aud
N" Greek cabinet whonc hands. In his
opinion. were forced by revolutionary
agents AZ Athens and Alex andrtn.
The sultan, according to hn,vc ad-
il'rA lc,llncA to claim the war indern-
nity ana propose a Turkcy-Greck
treaty upon the Simultaneous cyRcua-
ilon " Th.haaly a1d Crete Finally u
IL aaid the sultan lcsrvu 10 i.ai with
"r""cc direct, and no, through the pow
crs.
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1897-05-11
CUBAN RESOLUTION.

Washington. May lO.-The Morgan
Cuban resolution was discussed at con
siderable length In the senate today.
For the first time since the debate be-
gan the opposition sentiment expressed
itself The speeches were not of the
kind TO stimulate the galleries, being
in the main calm and dispassionate re-
views OF the situation in Cuba.
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1897-05-11
TURKS lN COMMAND.

Constaatinop'r May 10 Edhcm Pa
sha. the Turkish commander IN The,.
sally has t,l,gnphcd from vcles,ino
,o the minister uf war giving the de
tails ~ the occupation ~ Nolo 10y the
Turkish administration there. the
withdrawal og the Greek fleet from
that port and the sciEunc Of large guam
tiihs ~ munitions of war lie has re.
qucs,ed tha Turkish customs officers
be- sent to Volo TO insure the coniinu-
ancc of business at that port.
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1897-05-11
PRESIDENT To GO To UTAH.

Washington, May lO.-By appoint
ment. large delegation Of Western
senators. representatives and promi-
nent men called upon the president this
morning to invite him TO attend the
semi-centenary celebration OF the
founding Of salt Lake City, Utah, Pres.
ident Mckinley promised TO attend the
celebration IT, at the time set, congress
was not in session and the state Of pub
lis business would permit.
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1897-05-11
JUDGE MACARTHUR DEAD.

Portland. May t0.-Word was received
from Walla Walla that Judge Lewis l..
Macarthur died there this afternoon Of
trouble. after severe illness.
Judge Macarthur was United States
district attorney for Oregon during
Cleveland's first administration.
Judge McArthur's remains will be in
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1897-05-11

o. $. Potter, l., b. Seeley. S. IL. Brown.
Jr., Portland; II. 5. Remstein, II. jacobs
son, san Francisco; C. s. Raudebach,
Grayson Lewis, st. Louis; s II. Sho-
ninger. Chicago. were guests of the Oc-
cldent yesterday
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1897-05-11
THE NlcARAGUAN BOUNDARY.
Ex-President Cleveland's Commissioner
Has Arrived on the Ground.

New York. May 1O.-A dispatch from
Panama To the Herald says:
The Hcrald's correspondent at Mana
sua says that Alexander, the engineel'
appointed by President Cleveland as a
member Of the commission which has
in hand the settlement of the boundary
dispute between Costa Rica and Mica
aqua, has arrived at Managua and was
received by the minister Of foreign af-
fairs. The commissioners then started
for Greytown aud will begin their work
there.
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1897-05-11
THE MARKETS.

San Francisco. May 1O.-Hops-S and
12c.
Liverpool, May .-Wheat-Firm
No l standard California, Sss 1Ad.
Portland. May 1O-Wheat-Unchang-
ed.
New York, May 1O.-Hops-Dull.
London. May 1O.-HOps-Unchanged.
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1897-05-11
KILLED BY A HOTEL BUS.

Portland. May 1O-Fred KlngIey. a
German laborer. was run over this af-
ternOon on Sixth street by hotel bus
and killed. Kingiey leaves wife and
two children in Germany.
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1897-05-11
REPORT DENIED.

Washington, May lO.-The report tha,
secret negotiations of great importance
are being carried on between Spain and
the United States in regard TO Cuba
is denied at uhe state department.
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1897-05-11

Athens, May 1O-G;S0 p. m.-Ralil' the
premier. and NJ. Skouloudis, minister OF
foreign affairs. had a long interview
this afternoon with Egerton. the British
representative which caused consideiN'
BILE comment. 1t Is believed to be con
nected with the pending intervention of
the powers.
A dispatch from DomolIos says that
heavy rains there prevent fighting.
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1897-05-11
NO FIGHTING AT DoMoKos.

Domokos, May 100 p. MP to
this hour there has been no hghung
mere between the Turks and the Greeks,
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1897-05-11

Washington, May 1O,The agricultural
department crop report shows wheat
SO2. against S1.4 last month, ~ May
], last year.
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1897-05-11
NEW TRIAL DENIED.

Washington, May lO.-The supreme
court today denied the petition for n
rehearing OF the trans-Missour freight
association case.
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1897-05-11
CALLS ON THE POWERS,

Athens. May lO.-+:3O y. NIT is
stated that the government has drafted
II note to the powers requesting me'ila>
tion,
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Hansen. Mrs. Anna Schoheld, Jno, b.
Josefson, John. Snotgruss, Miss
Persons calling for any Of the above
letters will please say advertised" i"
Additional postage of one cent for each
letter advertised is charged.
HERMAN WISE, P. N.
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ADVERTISED LETTERS.

The following unclaimed letters were
advertised at the Astoria postoffice on
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TERED In Polk county by the side Of
thac Of ex-senator Nesmith, his wlfes
father.
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3 DAYS ONLY.
New Style Wrappers.
S3.0O Wranner NIL S2.2h

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