The Corvallis gazette. [volume] (Corvallis, Or.) 1862-1899, 1881-08-12
TELEGRAMS,

Washington, Aug, 3.-The members of
the cabinet now believe the president to be
out of danger. This is evident because some
of them are preparing to leave washington
at an early day. Blaine has fixed Aug. 10th
for his departure with his family for Maine.
Hunt intends to start ON tour of the north
ern navy yards, on the 10Th. Lincoln will
return to Rye beach next week, and Nc
Veaegh will go to Pennsylvania about the
same time. The president can feel the
ball distinctly when in a sitting posture,
but is unable to do so when reclining. This
is owing to the abdomen pressing against
the groin. Surgeons out side of the case
say that an operation for the ball will be
necessary before the president Is allowed
to leave his bed.
New York, Aug 3.-Guiteau sent for
District Attorney Corkhill, and demanded
of him to be released on $4,000 bonds.
He places his demand on the ground that
the president is out of danger and no prob
ability of another relapse.
Buffalo, Aug. 3.-Wm. G. Fargo, presi-
dent of the American Express Co. and
mayor of this city del agei 63 years.
Denver, Aug 3.-The Ute Indians will
soon be moved to the new Ute reservation
of White and Green rivers in Utah.
Berlin, Aug. 3.--The harvest III Scleswig.
Holstein has never been SO bad. Most of
the farmers are selling their cattle and
herses, owing to a scarcity of fodder.
Chicago, Aug. 4.-The city health au-
thorities, aided by detachment of police,
began to vaccinate the citizens of .he l4th
ward because small pox has lately been
plentiful among them.
jackson, Miss, Aug. a. Democratic
State convention met. Many contests are
reported and the feeling is bitter The last
ballot stood, Stone LOG, Barksdale 96,
Weatherston %, Calhoun IS. There is GER
tainly a dead lock.
Denver, Aug. 4.-Track laying on the
Mexican Central R. R., began to day.
An engagement has just taken place be-
tween Apaches and ranchers and Mexicans
on Red Creek in San Mateo Mountains,
New Mexico Seven Mexicans wounded,
one died. Indians led by Nav are coming
North killing everything in their way. A
large number of defenseless whites are re-
ported killed. Four sheep herders have
been massacred in San Mateo Mountains
and others are missing.
A later dispatch from Capt. Jack Craw-
ford at Fort Craig, says at eleven, Thurs
day, the indians jumped Mitchelps party of
10 Americans and 26 Mexicans out from
Cliloutle city bn a train in Red Canyon.
The fight lasted until dark. Three Indians
killed, nine Mexicans and Americans wound
ed and killed, with two missing
The South Pueblo steel works will be
ready to work in about three weeks. The
works cost over one million dollars and is
the first and only steel works established in
Colorado and is looked upon as quite an era
in its history. The company have q con-
tract to furnish the Denver and Rio Grande
Co. with 80, 600 rails for their extensions
Wilmington, N. c., Aug. Affection
returns are coming IN, and as far as heard
from not a single county is carried by prohi.
bitlonists.
Washington, Aug. 4.-Treasury depart
ment purchased IL, ,OOO ounces of fine silver
for delivery at Philadelphia, San Francisco
and New Orleans mints.
Chicago. Aug. ~5.-Ever since Monday
morning mysterious conclave of prominent
Irishmen. numbering something like hum
dred, has been in session at one of the hotels
in this city under lock and key and in a
room padded and otherwise secluded
Many well known agitators are present and
it has leaked out that these men are the
dynamite crowd. Their deliberations are
not as to whether dynamite shall be used
against England but as to the most feasible
way of using it. The plans were elaborat-
ely as to how dynamite was to be furnished
and nsed on the vessels and cities. Their f.
nancial condition is good having 500, 600
in the treasury.
Peoria, HIP. W. Crow, Of internal
machine notoriety, is about to enter the
lecture field to tell whist he knows about in
fernal machines.
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