The Corvallis gazette. [volume] (Corvallis, Or.) 1862-1899, 1881-08-05
TELEcRAMS..

Peoria, Ill, says! P. M. Grove now pro-
claims his authorship of the internal ma
chimes discovered at Liverpool and says
more are making in Peoria, ILL.,, and will
be made until England grants justice to
Ireland.
Bangor, Aug. LA. shock of earthquake
here last night.
San Francisco, Aug, 1.-Grading COM
railroad to-day It is destined to connect
with the Denver and Rio Grande at some
point IN Utah near Iron mountain.
New York, Aug, 1.-The government
Magazine at Mazattan, Mexico exploded on
Thursday last blowing up the whole square
burrying many families iii the ruins.
st Louis, Aug, Ambrose Lamprax,
from Mexico while out with a surveying
party near Ell Paso were attacked by In
dams. The party was all killed except
I.amprax who was taken prisoner. the sur
yeyors fought bravely against the Indians,
who numbered As or 46 of whom were
killed and wounded. Lamprax is ON his
way to Washington TO lay the subject of the
massacre before the government authorities.
Wilmington, DEL, Aug. l.-Ex Governor
Salisbury, brother of the U. S. Senator,
and always a prominent democrat, died
this morning.
Washington, Aug. Under the super
vision of attending surgeons Professors Bell
and Tainter this morning made another ap-
plication to the patients body of the cleo
trical apparatus known as the induction
balance. with view of completing the tests
of Saturday, and ascertaining definitely and
certainly the location of the ball. 1t is now
unanimously agreed that the location of the
ball has been ascertained with reasonable ex-
actness and certainty, and that it lies as
heretofore stated in the front wall OF the
five inches below and to the right of the
navel The ball must be within two and a
half inches of the surface The surgeons
don't intend to remove the ball at present.
An attache of the Chinese legation said
to-day that only Chin Ian Pin was to be
recalled. Chin Ian Pin retur ms at his own
suggestion and desire. He is uow over 20
years old, and is very anxious to return to
his native country before he dies. A yonger
man will be sent to take his place.
The amount of per cents continued at
81 per cent is Sl7S, ,Oe0,0 600.
Coinage during July aggregated S3,S96,
200-S2. 600 double eagles, 2,25O,OOO stan
dard dollars.
London, Aug. There was large at
tendance in the house of lords to-day for
the second reading of the land bill. All
the leaders were present except Granville
who is indisposed. Carlingford, liberal,
moved second reading of the bill and made
a long speech.
Lord Salisbury followed Lord Collingford,
and was received with loud cheers by the
conservatives. He most severely criticised
the bill, and reviewed past legislation for
Ireland. The government, he said, sought
to make the report of the Richmond COM
mission the basis for bill, but the main
point on that bill was that tenants improve
ments were endangered According to the
bill, landlords could not even select the site
for cottages. He became sort of mortga-
ges of his own estate, with uncertain secu-
rity, sort of head agent fora land COM
mission which had bias hostile to the land
lords interest Lord Silisbury's speech can
be summed up as follows: He agrees to the
bill nnder the circumstances, but will stand
by amendments for the insertion of a clear
definition for fair rent, for exemption of
estates managed on the English system, and
tenantries of over one hundred pounds year
ly from the operation of the bill, and for
maintenance Of inviolability of leases.
The marquis of Landesdown [llberaD said
that he regarded the bill as an attempt to
quell agrarian aggression by indiscriminate
concession of proprietorial rights.
Lord lnchquin (conservative) strongly
condemned the bill.
The Marquis of waterford, conservative,
said that the bill was one of confscation
without compensation. The whole history
of the bill, he said, showed that it was really
hoped that the house would very consider
ably amend the bill in committee
Lord Lytton said that the bill was rev.
olutionary concession to threats of rebellion
and step onward in course that must
end in either dissolution of connection be-
tween England and Ireland Or civil war.
London, Ang. lin the commons Har-
tington, secretary of state for India, gave
details concerning subsidies supplied the
amcer Of Afghanistan after his succession.
He added that there was no re ason to be-
Iieve that the Indian government intended
to afford the ameer further assistance. It
had made no preparation to employ Anglo
Indian forces in Afghanistan. Parnell was
s.namei'' for offensive language and for dis
regarding the authority of the chair, and
Gladstone moved his suspension for the
remainder of the sitting. Parnell rose, and
interupting Gladstone said that he would
not go through the farce of awaiting vote
as the speaker had interfered with the free,
dom of discussion. He then quilted the
house. Notion for his suspension was car
ried, liz to IA. Parnell was named for
persisting in spite of the speakers ruling in
raising the question of Irish political pris-
oners. and declaring that the. authorities Of
the commons were always on the side Of
power.
Parnell, leaving, said: 81 call the public
to witness that you, Mr. Speaker, have
refused us freedom of discussion.
Paris, Aug. l.-Three battalions Of foot,
one battalion of rifles and two batteries OF
artillery have left Toulon for Algeria.
The reply of Minister Camacho to Barth.
holemy st. Hilliar's last note declares that
outrages on Spanish colonists in Algeria
and loss of French subjects during the civil
trouble in Spain and Cuba do not admit
of analogy.
Thos H. O'Connor is expected to start
ten days hence on an American lecturing
tour in the interests of the Irish land ag-
itation. The prospect of Parnell's crossing
the Atlantic grows daily more probable.
Helena, Mont, Aug. l.-Vice President
Cakes, of the N. P. X. r. Co., and party
arrived here on Saturday. Mr.. Cakes has
been examining the different passes through
the main range of the Rocky mountains in
company with several of his engineers, in
cluding General Anderson, engineer in chief,