The Corvallis gazette. [volume] (Corvallis, Or.) 1862-1899, 1881-09-30
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The Garfield subscription has reaches
1924, 395. The largest subscriptions cam
from d. o, Mills and William Walter Phelps
U. 5. minister to Austria, who gave $500
each
L San Francisco, Sept. pa Tucson dis
patch from San Carlos says the courier sen
to Major Sanford with orders last night
returned this morning, having been scare'
back by hostiles of Sanchez and other band
who are refusing to come in and going bacl
70 the mountains. Part of these hostile
We're here yesterday and received rations
tthey Immediately left for their camps
The Dalles, Sept, a5.-The steam ferr,
and wharfboat were burned at Columbus
w. T., ON the morning of the 23d.
New Tacoma, Sept. 25.-Mr. G. E
Spencer, the loenacions agent of the SINCE
1 Machine Company. indulged in the i'll. time,
remarks that President Garfield twas
fbilk and he was served right to-day, HI
Twas servedswithsa a notice signed by our bes
not upon the order Of his going but wen
at once.
London, Sept, 22.-Scottish iron MASTER
at Glasgow have agreed to reduce thei
make of pig IRON 12s per cent for six months
Calcutta, Sept PA Sepoy, who ESCAPED
from Herat and arrived at Quetta, say
/ four British soldier, captured at the battl,
OF Macmint, were sold into slavery.
I Copenhagen, Sept. 22,2The authoritie
are informed. that nihilists and fenians ir
America, have arranged to ship inferna
machines to Copenhagen for reshipment tx
Russia and England.
Copenhagen, Sept. pa terrific gale OF
the Danish cdass caused great distraction o
property.
London, Sept. pa meeting of Cleve
land IRON masters unanimously adopted 6
resolution recommending Scotch and Cle:e
land iron masters at Carlisle to retluce the
make of pig iron l2a per cent. for SIX
| months. g
Boston, Sept. .24--There continues to be
good demand for wool. Sales for the week
foot up 100000 pounds OF all kinds.
which is a large business considering the
interruption caused by the Presidents death
and very large. sales two weeks previous.
Prices are firm and the advance well main
tanned. The demand has been mainly for
fine grade with lots of Ohio and Pa. fieeces
which foot mp sales of 22l, 900 pounds from
10 to AZ cts per pound, including 5000
pounds Ohio NO. l at the latter figure.
Another lot of Il, 900 pounds Ohio No. ]
sold at As cts. OF Michigan and Wisconsin
tieeces there were sales of 232, 400 pounds,
from 40 to 36icts. including 10000 pounds
Michigan at about 42a cts, and 35, 900
pounds Michigan x at 42 cts. one)lot 20,-
coo No. Wisconsin brought 46 cts which
made the extreme range. Combing and
delane range from 30 to 471 cts secured.
Tub washed sold from 33 to 40 cts per
ponnd- Gala. spring from % to 335 cts and
fall from Is 20. Pulled wool met with a
large demand. and sales ranged from 25 to
43 cts per pound Unwashed and un-
nerehantableesold from 10 to, 35 cts.
Omaha, Sept. 26.-An explosion occurred
at 6 p M. to-day of a car load of dynamite
at the Rock Island round house, near Coun-
ell Bluffs. The car was standing on the
track of the Rock Island road, and a hole
was torn in the ground 20 feet deep and 80
feet across.
New York, Sept. 26.-The Evening Com
mercial says: The fact that Blaine will go
direct home to Maine from Cleveland,
furnishes ground for the suspicion that he
will not return to Washington until the
president announces his intentions.
The Herald's Newport, r. L., special saws:
The senatorial fight, in the opinion of many,
viii be long and bitter.
ClevelandS Sept. ga special SAYS:
There has been a good deal of. excitement
among the politicians here to-day over tie
remark made by Mrs. Blaine last night that
her husband would not stay in the cabinet
but few days longer. He was prepared to
leave now rather than wait a few months
and be turned out.
Saratoga, Sept. 24.-The republicans of
the second district elected anti -stalwart
delegates.
Nyack, Sept. 24-The republicans of
Rockland county elected anti-stalwart dele
gates.
Elmira, Sept. 25.-About 4:30 this after
noon there was a slight earthquake. A
hurricane followed and in the two minutes
it lastedit unroofed the Rathbun house,
carried the roof off the palace car shops
over and several hundred feet beyond the
freight buildings, lifted man out of his
buggy, blew holes in brick walls, snapped
close to the ground immense trees and top
pied over the spires of churches.
Quincy, Ill. Sept, GA fearful tornado
passed over the city this afternoon Four
people were killed and thirteen injured, so
ar as known In these establishments. Bust
ness houses: apds residences wore unroofed |
,rees blown down, and telegraphic COM
nunication completely severed. The track |
If the hurricane was two miles in width |
rbe streets were strewn with debris, some
# them being absolutely blockaded with |
rees, tin roofs, chimneYs, etc, The finan-
.ial loss is variously estimated, but will |
lot be less than 800, 900.
Chicago, Sept. &c. The tornado at Quin-
" on Saturday afternoon killed four men
md injured 2e. Out of $50 telephones only I
'ne was left in working order. The same
torn struck the village of Camden, contain
ng 200 inhabitants, and only two houses
scaped injury. Mrs. DR.. Watts was in
family killed. The loss in the village is
40, 600. and the damage to adjacent farms
,l50, coo.
Newport, Sept. 24.-The u S. training
hip SaratosaIs ashore on the north end of
'rndent Island. Narragansett bay.
Washington Sept 2s.-District Attorney
!orkhill this morning colled on Guiteau in
all and officially notified him that the
rand jury wili take up the case against him
ext Monday, the first day of its reassemb-
ing. Corkhill informed Guiseau so that
e may procure counsel and prepare for
is defense Guiteau merely said he was
eady and would secure counsel The grand
ary will promptly inflict Guiteau, and he
yill be arranged for trial without delay.
We are reliably informed that it
osts S135,oo to get a tlreshing