The Corvallis gazette. [volume] (Corvallis, Or.) 1862-1899, 1881-11-25
TELEoRAMs.

TElEaRAkas.
Pittsburg, Nov. l7.-At the National
Labor Congress, John Jarrett was elected
president Several speakers denounced
convict labor, the Chinese, and faveroh
protection A trades union resolution adep~e
ted demands the repeal of the law Known:
as the conspiracy act, to prevent untsnF
St. Louis. Nov. I6.-A compromise haS
been effected between the National MIllefy
association and George I. Smith OF the
Middlings Purifier Co., by which suisS
brought by the latter against the most prom
inent miliers of the country for alleged in<
| frinpements of what is known as the Voeh~
rane Patents, have been settled. Nstieusk
m;llers paid che Purifying Co, 5000. SufsS
| acpregating $50, ,ouO, coo, brought oufssds Of
the association will be compelled 70 fght
the matter in courts.
| Coushocken, Pa, Nov. H.-AttorneXs
General MacVeagh's residence was burner
| to-day.
New York, Nov. l6.-The national corr
veation of United Fire Underwriters ~
America convened this morning.
los Angeles. Nov. T.--Sorne weeks ago
Burdette Chandler, formerly an oil opsrasoEs
in Pennsylvania, commenced boring Iof ofs
ON that part of the Puente ranch owned by
w. r. Rowland, sheriff Of this comfy
When he reached depth Of T65 feet hs
struck oil in a large volume: The oil u Y
green in color Chandler says tho Welt
gives promise of yielding twenty barrels Per
day.
London, Nov, l5.-The documents seise6
in connection with the arrest of Tobin, tho.
Fenian, relate to establishment by force or
arms of an Irish republic, and reveal tho
existence of an extensive organization known
as the ROYAL Irish Republican Society with
, numerous members.
Rome, Nov. l6-The pope sat N SotfncH
with select congregation of cardinals so>
} day to consider the Irish question.
Alexandria, Egypt, Nov. 16.-The sag.
;tarv commission is Informed tha6 300
I nersons died of cholera Ia Mecca the 9th
+ inst. The epidemic has broken oue -
Dyadah.
Paris. Nov. ia decree has been issued
e announcing the separation of the ministries
8 of agriculture and commerce. 1t points ~
!, example to the United States and other
countries which have made agriculture =
a distinct department. -
J. The Women's Medical College Of tho
E Pacific coast held its opening exercises last
u evening, consisting of an address by Rev.
n DR.. Woodbridge; address on s'Women In
Meaicine and their Colleges" by the presi.
III dent Mrs. s. E. F. Wells, M. D., and
y an address on ''Why There Should bc
!, Women's Medical College on the Paciiie
~ Coast" by Mrs. M. p. Sawtelle, dean OF the
is college. It is proposed to have lectures fof
:. women. for school children, and for shop
IL girls and others, to which a small entrance
e. fee would be charged for the purpose q
% raising funds to build up the college.
New York. Nov. lS.-Sixteen hundred
Is miles of submarine cable, intended for the
o.. Central and South American Telegraph Co.,
have been shipped from London. The
u remainder will be shipped in February nex'
lr It is expected that this country and Mexf
=, co will be in direct telegraphic conimunics
a. tion with Peru and BRAZIL by June next.
Gloucester, Mass, Nov. lS.-Losse!
ID during the fishing season. 81 men ana -
le vessels,
Columbus, O., Nov. 18.-A fire broke
out this morning in the imbecile asylum
s;tnated three miles west of the city, and On
tirely destroyed the main building and par
of one dormitory. Loss to the state viii Q.
nearly Sl5O,OOO, No lives lost, althougl
is the institution contained GA pupils, ans
nearly I6O employees.
lila Chicago, Nov. lS.-The health depafs
ment is working night and day ag.ans
smallpox. Up to date 5000 points hav
rts been used by them since November lst,
Atlanta, Nov. lS,-Track laying on sn
ar Georgia Pacific railway has begnn. Scn
-, 7 r. Gordon, president of the road, dr1v
w. inc the first spike. The occasion was on
ion Of great interest in the city and indeed tn
by whole south
ID. ro,umbus. Nov. 1.-THE executiv
omu,;ttee Of the National Wool Grower,
association has called a meeting &C sn
tiy Grand Union hotel in New York the 18th
a1s November.
Canneltown, w, Va, Nov. H.-Thel
ia l;Ielv to be trouble here as $50 strikin
miners refuse to let others work. Miit'
0 Is are ON the ground and more coming.
nat Dublin. Nov ls.-The deputies At Il
the evening of the reichastag listened with ic
coldness to the kings speech, not Oh
sentence which was appianded.
stal 'sA'e''0O
80. Inenos Ayres, Nov. l8.-There vi
rejoicing in Chilli on account OF the ratiilc
iins ton of the boundary treaty between Gnu q.
ster and the Argentine Republic. The Cnins
nty chambers passed the treaty oy Vo's
70 A to IL.
~ San Francisco, Nov. l8.-It was reports
Yesterday, Leland Stanford had aga
sailed for England, with the intention
day establishing a line of steamers betwet
ring Liverpool and the Gulf of Mexico, TO- CO.
e a meet with the Southern Pacific ralirea
The Mr.. Crocker, president of the road, says q
report SO far as relates to Mrs Stanfore
In return to England, is not true. Stanfo
nest is lying sick in Paris.
Washington, Nov. 1S.-A private dispat
c+o. states that the Pacific National bank
w closed its doors. The Central Nation;
w. Boston. was in trouble, but overcame
han embarrassment and continues business
=, J Stanley Brown, private secretary OF :
d to late president, and acting in the same
-. pacity for President Arthur, resigns the
- of December, or as soon thereafter as su
"'. the presidents convenience. arthur
lada sires Brown to remain during the remand
inter of the administration, bat at the request
!, = Mrs. Garfield Brown has undertaken TO p
pare for biographer the papers, letters 2
hard literary remains Of the late president.
llent ri.
Washington, Nov. E.-Secretary Foif
has ;ssued a circular instructlng lnspeces
price of lake and coast steamers to see that eve
was requirement Of equipment Is provided =
;. the rules ard regulations OF the board
}; III supervising inspectors is observed;
aried Secretary Kirkwood's supplementary
q de- mort treats of railroads and says during !
&c last fiscal year about 600 miles OF sui