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

lrlSnmen continued tGnelF Session tuTUuSu.
out the day and evening and at midnight
they are still sitting with sealed doors
Rev Geo g. Belts, of st. Louis, is chairman
of the meeting. Delegates are present under
assumed names from GLASGOW, Cork, Dublin
and several English cities. The delegates
are united in denying that they represent
the dynamite idea, but agree that they are
willing to use even that dire agent against
the actual array Of occupation.
1t is rumored that postmaster general
James intends resigning to accept the presi-
dency of the Anatomical Loan and Trust
company to be organized by Vanderbilt.
1t is confirmed that Gen. Chalmers will
be the green-back candidate in Mississippi
for senator against Lamar.
Oraville, Cal, Aug. III. T. Noakes,
who murdered A. j. Crum, about three
weeks ago at Chico, was taken from Jail
this morning by posse of armed and masked
men and conveyed to Crums old place,
about ten miles from here, on the road to
Chico, and there hung by the neck to
limb of a large oak tree.
The Posts Washington special says it is
reported that instructions have been received
from Chinese governments, modifying the
original order for the return of the Chinese
students in this country. There is a sus-
picion that the refusal of our government.
to permit Chinese youth to attend our mil
itary schools i'll larg numbers, had some
thing to do with the recent action of the
home government.
Francis Murphy, the well known temper
ance lecturer and founder of gospel temper
ance movement sails to England to hold
gospel temperance meeting in Great Britain
and Ireland.
Morristown, N, j., Ang 6. .Orville Grant
brother of General Grant, died at Morris
plains Yesterday.
jackson Miss,-Lowry was nominated for
governor ON the 3lst ballot by vote, OF
l26 to ll2, and G. D. Sands for Lieu.
Governor.
The Times London Special says: The
American delegates have held their own in
the medical congress. Delegates generally
acknowledge their Indebtedness to Amer
lean representatives for information of the
most valuable kind, and especially with
reference to nervous disorders.
Chicago Aug S.--The people of Feni-
more, Wis. are terribly excited over gen
| uine case of Asiatic cholera which resulted
| fatally in that village Saturday.
Lynchburg. Va, Aug. 9.-All republican
leaders in the state are here to attend state
contention. Chairman Cochran secured one
hall, and the Malone republicans, anticipat-
ing split, secured another. 1t is thought
if the straightouts make things too warm,
the coaitionists will retire to their own
hall. Mahone's partisans have the greatest
number of the more influential republicans,
including government officers.
Philadelphia, Aug. O. - Ledger's New
York Special: The so-called anti-monopo-
lists are determined to make an impression
in the fall elections and to that end are
I,1x L. Ill oAof, =
or about the goth of this month
New York, Aug. 9.-Besides the duke of
| Argyle and earl of Airle and his son, Lord
| OgiIby, who will visit the United States
this month. John Walter, proprietor of the
London Times, will shortly come. staying
until October. After visiting Long Branch
and Newport he will go to California. All
accounts represent that the number of Eng
lish visitors to this country next fall will be
very large. The earl of Dunraven expects
| to make tour of this continent and hun
dreds of others of less note.
Providence, r. L., Aug. 9.-The residence
of DR.. VIM. Bowen, of Scituate, was burned
last night, together with his barn. An in
fernal machine operated by clock work was
found in the ruins of the barn. Or. Bowen
had been very active in enforcing the law
against iquor-seiiing, and has suffered be-
| fore.
Wheeling. Aug. 9-The Laughlin nail
mills at Martins Ferry burned this morn
ing; loss $4,000. Two hundred people are
out of work.
Pittsfield, Mass, Aug. 9.--Judge James
D. Colt, of the state supreme court, COM
mltted suicide in his private room to-day by
sending pistol ball into his head. His
health had been very bad Of late.
FOREIGN
The Worlds London Special says: A new
company will shortly be formed with capital
of four million pounds sterling for reclaim
ing waste land in Ireland. amounting to
about one fifth of the country.
Mr. Clair Sewell Read, who is recognized
as the highest agricultural authority in
| England saws that while the wheat through