The Corvallis gazette. [volume] (Corvallis, Or.) 1862-1899, 1881-07-15
TELEGHAMS,

seA.&sNssheS
Eel Paso, Texas, July 1.-THE troops that
left here few days ago to secure Mr.. Thos.
Key Pugh who was captured by Indians
that they found the body of Pugh
one mile eastward from the chihuahua stage
was attacked, horribly tortured and mutila-
ted while living, and then shot, there being
three bullet wounds in his body. The body
was buried where found
This place was visited yesterday by n ter
rible thunder storm, accompanied by light
ming. Seven inches of rain foll in less than
2 hours Damage to buildings and mer-
ohandise $50, 200.
Menomee, Wisconsin, July I'm. Cole
man and Charles Coleman, Sheritfs, were
shot and killed by the Williams Bros, horse
thieves frorn Illinois. whom they were try
ing to arrest.
Omaha July I2--Nine hundred Mormon
converts from Europe passed through here
enroute for Utah. The occupied Is passen--
ger coaches and cars for baggage.
Chicago, July l2.-There is strong oppo-
sition in the east ON the west bound passen-
ger traffic 1t is thought before the end of
the week passage to New York can be OBJ
tanned for So.
NY. july l2-The heavy opposition
and is more hotlv contested on east bound
grain, which is being taken out at nominal
rates.
Albany, July ia report that Conk
I,
senatorial contest IS denied on good authori-
ty: 1t is claimed that he will never retire.
Joint ballot; short term-Lapham 6S;
Potter 80; Conkling 81, and three others
each.
Long term-Kernan 81; Miller 70; Wheel
er 2l; Daniels 3; three others l vote each.
San Antonio, Tex, July I2.-Twenty-
four persons were injured on the l. & G. N.
extension, 26 miles west of here, caused by
a car being thrown from the track.
Marshaltown, Iowa, July l2.-The pres
ent floods here have never been equallel.
Four feet of water on car tracks; $500, 900
and upwards damage has been do ne. in this
city alone to railroad and other property,
besides great damage to crops.
San Francisco, July ll.-Fifteen vessels
in which the United States had al interest,
met with misfortune in June. The value
involved was 5000, 900.
Washington, Jnly l2.-since P. II. the
presidents pulse dropped to l02, te,npera-
tnre l02. He sleeps quietly and his symp-
toms show improvements.
N Y. July l2- Dr. Frank H. Hamilton
this morning states that the latest symptoms
in the presidents case indicate nothing but
gradual Improvement. The president Is
getting along well, and nature may be ex-
pected to do almost that remains to be
done. Thers will be no necessity for pro-
bing unless the healing of the wound is not
healthful and indicates internal abscess OF
concealed suppuration.
Chicago, July l2.-Griscom has completed
his fast, making As days. His appetite is
much increased tonight, and as conse-
quence decided what he originally intended
for his breakfast should serve only as an ap.
petizer. He ordered tonight with which
to make him a square meal, small sugar
cured ham, two chickens stuffed, one tongue
boiled, four hard boiled eggs. one pound new
cheese, one quart cranberry jelly, five pies
apple rhubarb, custsrd, lemon and raspber-
~. Physiciana say his condition is good
and they fear no danger if he eats all hs
| wants.
Vienna, July AT Firnova, Austria. {
great tumult occurred; many persons wer,
wounded, several houses burned and bank.
piundered.
| London, July There is grave diaquiet
| ude and serious complication are feared owe
north African affairs and the French move
ment to Mobilize.
Montreal, July s. Striking wharfmer
| becoming riotous fired on the police who re
| turned the fire wounding three and dispers
ing the rest.
Paris, July S.-A daughter of Englisl
Major Gen. Fyers fell into the sea at Hyers
! France. His wife and two daughters at
tempted to rescue her and all were drowned
London, July s.-Jesse Cottings, one o
| the liberal members of parliament who take
the extreme Irish view, has been compelled
| to resign the presidency of the federation O
| the liberal association because of dissatisfac
tion with his course
Bulgaria, Sistovia, July IL. Roads con
verging on this place are guarded by batter
les of artillery. The prospect of revolu
ton is openly 'canvassed. The motto Is
ssviolence against violence"
Washington, July l3-7 P. M.-Dr. Blisl
says if no new complications arise the presi
dent will be substantially out of danger b,
Saturday.
Portland, Me-, July l3.-Justice Clifford
OF the u S. Supreme Bench, has had his
foot amputated for gangrene. His recovery
lis considered doubtful.
New York, July l3,-John A. Appleton
the publisher, is dead.
New York, July l3.-Conkliag states
that he is in the race to stay, that all adj
vices from Albany are satisfactory, and he
will not Withdraw under any circumstances
Albany, July I3. BaIloting for long term
Miller III, Herman s. Wheeler %, Chapman
I 2, Daniels 3, three others | each. Short
term Lapham 50, Potter 81, Conklins 80,
two others each.