The Corvallis gazette. [volume] (Corvallis, Or.) 1862-1899, 1881-11-11
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tEES0nANJOs
Hamlin Hamlin, new minister TO Spain1
| was entertained at a dinner tonight. In i
brief speech he announced it ss his intentitb
to bend every energy of his mind to renoyl
the obStricting relations which hinder DUR
| commerce with the colonies Of SpEin,y par,
| ticularfy Cuba, and do it in a way which
| shall be for the benefit of both governfnentS.
Deadwood, D. T. Nov. l.-Crow dog sSh.
tered demurrer to the indictment for the
murder OF Spotted Tail, claiming that nndtr
section 2r06 of the revised statutes, an In.
dian cannot be tried for in toffense agathIt
,nether Indian. Judge Moody held tkkt
this section has been abrogated by treaty,
and he will be tried in January.
st. Paul, Nov. 2.;l2The house adopted bsy
| a vote Of " TO %, the senate bin to sdjust
the old bonded debt, but amended r. Ii
that the rat. Of interest shall not exceed
five per cent. absolutely, at which the sehr-
| ate fixed it. Fl:
Oshkosh, Wis, Nov. 2.-Lake WinnebSS.
60 is rising constantly and the damage u
business is estimated at 5000 per day.
New York, Nov. 2.--Ben Butler told I
Herald interviewer yesterday. II am ot-
posed to every dictate of Judgment and every
Vi p6ITIOtlSiu 10 tue auaIna C0i1At
scheme, either in peace or war.
Senator Malone has left for Virginia With
full pocket, northern republicans having
contributed money to assist in paying tka
poll tax of republican negroes, and it 10 IN.
dcrstood Gov. Jewell has deposited . con.
siderable fund to the credit of the readjust:
ers. Money has been freely contributed es:
pecially rs on the result in Virginia will de-
pend this status of the u s. senate. ;,
MacVeagh states that he long ago declared
that he would prepare the star route casae
for court and then drop them; that he never
had any intention of going beyond the grand
jury with them, and in pursuance OF thiA
prosecution, therefore it remains that h6
cannot justly be charged with abandoning
the cases or shirkipg duty in insisting upon
leaving the cabinet.
President Arthur goes to New York to5
morrow and will not return until the middle
or last of next week. He will then &d
direct to the White House and tremaah
there. He will not 60 to the soldiers home.
When at the White House yesterday ha
selected his room in the northwestern pos-
tion of the house.
London. Nov. Rev. George Granville
Bradley hAs been installed As dean of West.
minister.
The conservative gain in municipal elscs
tions is sc, liberal gain 65. The most
impoI tant change is at Stanley Brldge.
where the conservative gained BIZ aeatE,
They also gained four in Oldham, three 81
Cardiff, three in Liverpool The foregoing
results are probably due to the Irish vote
Conservative gains are pretty evenly dis:
tributed among towns OF large IRISH pop
ulation and those purely English. &
league meetings at East End, London, thA
Scotland yard authorities state they havs
not ordered interference with nleetingk-
Subordinates acted in the matter Oh their
own responsibility.
London. Nov. 2.-The Pail Mall Gazette
saws there is no truth whatever in thu
statement that there il i large amount OF.
money in the Bank of England deposited
fer the confederate government and avail:
able for the payment of confederate bond&
We believe it does not hold single penny;
and doubt whether there is any such money
in any baik in this country. The whoie
story is a gross fabrication and fitting 70
produce speculation that has no substantial
foundation.
New York; Nov. 3-Twenty. five hun:
dred emigrants arrived to-day, mostly Ger
mans, bound for the west.
The sum of the FIVE Attic expeditions ef
the wear SO far as concerns the Jeaneets, u;
that thus far, all combined they have NOT
brought back the shadow Ct trace or ~.
NOR Of her, yet there is no ground on tins:
account for any great uneasiness. Deiont
was expected to be absent three years. and
this period will not have expired until the
summer of 1882. He may yet be back IN
seasot, to 20 on search after the Rodgers. :.
Buffalo. Nov: 2.-Wrh. H. Gurnee. one Of
the ablest lawyers of western New YORK;
whose brain was effected BY sunstr0ks.
received four years ago, drowned himself IN
Niagara river unde, the hallucination thse
he would die in poorhouse.
New York, Nov. "A World correspons
dent says: l have good authority for saying
a cable dispatch was sent Monday by the
United States government to Gen. HuriDutp
minister at Peru, directing him to continue.
to recognize the government OF Caideron -
the legitimate government OF Peru.
Cleveland, Nov. Mrs. Garfield went
to gainesville to. day and took out letters OF
administration. The bulk of the property
is the Mentor homestead and Washington
residence. A life insurance policy of $780,.
600 has been equally divided between the
widow and family.
St: Paul, Nov. 3-The senate has con3
curre! iii hotise amGiidtnents to the bond
bill.
Washington, Nov. 3.-Ih the criminal,
court this morning counsel for Guiteau made
motion for delivering to the property.
clerk of the court papers belonging -
Guiteau. He also asked for further post.
ponemeift Of the case. Court reserved it'd
decision.
New York, Nov. 4.-The Union Pacific,
has given formal notice that their agreement
with the Pacific mail has been cancelled:i
It is reported that the Union and Central
companies are willing to form a new alliance
with the Pacific mail upon terms somewhat
less favorable t6 the steamship company, apd.
also to purchase the two Pacific mail stckfns,
ships forming the China line. It 10 probable,
satisfactory adjustments WIZ % maoe
within short time:
New York, Nov. -4.-Herald: There
seems no reason to doubt that President
Arthur is here simply to arrange private
matters requiring his personal attention an6
having no relation whatever to politics..
Since his accession to the presidency Arthnr
has maintained absolute neutrality with
regard to political qdarrels in this city and
state and none Of his friends doubt h1,
intention to csrTy out policy Of neuttafity
hereafter.
Tho willamettS Street Railway Company
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