The Corvallis gazette. [volume] (Corvallis, Or.) 1862-1899, 1881-12-02
.TElEGRAMs.

Chicago, Nov. M.-TlmeS New YORK
specials A genuine commotion was crested
in the custom house to-day by private.
advices from Washington that John R
Iydreker formerly one of the deputy col>
lectors here, is to smccoed Mr. French -
assistant treasurer. When Arthur became
collector, Lydreker linked his political
fortunes with his and became warm
adherent of Senator Conkling.
Yankton, Nov pa fire this morning
DESTROYED six frame buildings ON North
Third street. Loss, $4,000; half insured.
New York, Nov. 24.-Sun's Washingtons
Friends of Secretary Folger announce hi&
management Of the treasury department
will be solid even to aggressiveness: They
say the new secretary does not believe IN
the policy of of locking up the enormouA
! surplus which the government is receiving
day by day, and that he will put it all ous.
The amount of money at the command OF
| the secretary of the treasury which can he-
| used for the purpose of redeeming public
debts is very large, and II Foiger Is to 90 "a
| his friends say he intends to do, the country
may look for a very important reduction OF
debt within short time. From twenty Ia
thirty million of dollars could be used at
the present time for this purpose without
crippling the treasury, so strong has 1t been
made by its enormous receipts. The same
persons say Secretary Folger will not cali
| for bonds, but will go into the market and
buy them.
| American artists have been invited 10
submit designs for the monument OF Alexan>
der II to be erected in an enclosure OF tho
Kremlin at Moscow.
Berlin. Nov. 23.-The Official GaseAte.
saws the emperor's health will not yet war.
rant his leaving his room. He is compelled
to transact only the necessary governments
business.
Washington, Nov. pa. M, GibsoA
special attorney for the United States in the
/ matter of the star routes investigation, haA
submitted his report to the acting attorney
4 general, which is made public to-day. Tho
propositions are sustained by oveFwheiusr
ing and unimpeachable evidence.
4 Montreal. Nov. 23.-Mgr Trsmos prslaa
of the household of Pope Leo III, is hero
He expresses the opinion that his holinsn
would ere long change his residence oas
Malta or Salisbury, from the opposition one ae
government does not afford the projections
which it should and the pope foresees! y
departure and has made a catalogue OF An
objects of value in the Vatican.
From the Ist of January to October Slss.
5 ia. 700 emigrants sailed from Bremen fo<
the United States.
New York, Nov. 23.-Mrs. Abrahsn>
Lincoln has been in this city Esarly two
months. submitting to medical treatment -
the hands of DR.. Lewis A. Sayre. A TImsA
Reporter saws: She has not the needed meana
to secure proper attention and nurses. sad
, the $4,000 pension granted by congress y
utterly inadequate to supply her wants IN
her present condition. 1t ls stated tnat
20 hnv
e increase her pension.
This mornings train on the Third avsnss
> elevated railway came crashing at full speed
e into the bumpers at city hall station. Pss-
f sengers were severely bruised. The ~
brakes failed to act.
Milwaukee, Nov. 23.-Cigar manufact'
ures have formed an organization 70 fssasa
l the demands of the Cigar Makers Union
s They will probably dismiss all ofenoera>
Buffalo. Nov. 23.-The schooner Mary
s Jane, from Port Dover for Erie, is reported
n lost with six men missing.
New York, Nov. 23.-A Tribuae1
|, Washington dispatch says Arthur rsosnNy
told an office-seeker: Come and ses me-
about it thirty days before incumosnss
commission expires. have maze Up
OuClp1o
il terms unless they fail to perform their dnsss'
,e properly"
w. Chicago. Nov, l3-The Times WASH
ington special says. Senator Mahonc Predicts
that ali men opposed; to sectionaiisfH
e will be invited to participate in the nex'
national republican convention a. nesn'
:, of breaking up the solid south.
: London. Nov, 22.-Count Herbert Bic
| L.
;. rarlly attached to the German embassy.
= London. Nov, 23,-Cholera at Djsddah
is decreasing, but has msde its apPeafsne'
q at Yemba on the Red Sea, 100 miles iuFsA'
d north.
Berlin. Nov. @. Emperor Waiian. b
"a sides suffering from cold. is greatly ena.1.
led and was Obliged ia postpone Al hnsersas
with Bismarck Tuesday.
:. Washington. Nov. 23,-Ths Peruviss
y minister has received cable advice INFORM
70 ing him that President Calderon aud Senx
Galyania. minister Of foreign atfairs. bs
been arrested on or about the 9th inst. y
the Chilians and taken to Santiago. h
was also informed that Gen. HuPsbur
would probably recognize Vice Prssi ien
rs Monteroy as the constitutional suecess''
;e of Calderon.
New York, Nov. 25.-Dr. James, of IN
board of health, says of the cholera an
nt plague reported as raging in Paris and IN
!, old world: do not think there - A.
90 reason to fear any outbreak OF the pla9r
here. The national board of health has !"
some time known the cholera was faesa
Ut in many places in Europe and Assa. an
made arrangements with the health o.
thorities of other nations TO prevent \
spread. What they will do with this oth'
ia disease. the s'bubonic" plague, which
Judge resembles the black death OF middl
ages. don't know; but they undoubsedi
acted as promptly as they have herssofoss.
soon as the name Of this plague was know,
Robert Maxwell, a prominaat farm
us living near Cara, Ga. killed Adam Negis
negro, for assulting his little daa2hss
he St. Louis, Nov. 24-The Mi.sissipl
- river commission, now in session hers !
preparing its third annual report 20 q 4
racretary of war, to be submitted % q
dc openinc session of congress with tne pre-
u'0 DENTS message. The report this year ~
nts he more volumnous aud Of moro importae
7 than has marked it In the past.
eseI p;ttsburr. Pa, Noy. 2a.-This mornii
-. Keifar, Steifel & Cos extensive saane
Ter caught fire in the finishing depast9s.s :.
till was soon in ruins. Loss estimated - $hi
coo. It is believed an incsndi.ey w1e
Tef the bottom sof IL The tAnnery IN -
burned twice. this year