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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-04-02
fRO.N RAyHINGION,
.2ja! Correspondence 81 ths AIca;.. Gazett.
hAsElHGTaN, l.. e.: April ,, 1881

A!:''&'"' tH?T2sp5H3Sn;e o. tha ~atcS;!, Gdzetts
"AsGlHGTaN, l.. O.. April . 1851.
Tic :c2rc 10 the S:Ssto yesterday csenipg
d9E:rg tto 5ebs;o between ilr. Vco!hees end
Gtn.rs! M2h2te Wa oI? Of ib0 mos: exciting
tia. tTc- ,c,ar!cd in tiat body Mr. Voorhees,
walked tV2V 10 lhc dc:s ct which ,ha General
VS. ta!hius, aud. il ::s93=a, 20 iLe iatset's re.
Deatci d2I2snls. Tor 6 categorical anaHcr to his
Qds,!oc, si!ooa: lis G0gCl aImos. 10 Lis face and
a:sGm:d ali tic responsibility FIR tic assertion
That 10 va Z r2ua&nGc d anoCrat Gtd q Icau.
dla.oT. ih1 ,T27sih-g on:LlJu this morning.
s,gu:; g b that The GGnergi cane out OF the
sta: si2Vad besi; lbaf IN the first Ilioo he
Shout; haYo accepted E0orAaos' deDisl of rer-
s32at E@spclslyih!g iar the newspaper rri3le,
ADD II Ito s2c0nf, that Is be did 20. ac,apt
tia. Gea.', aod assumed toe air ana manner
Ct aa observer Of The code, his sut}SiuIcut
course @a3 !!3;c2l ~, il1suuca Gs it OILY
2I2Ga.ed 20 liz sehcol bega saying, you're
acoiHrS,' Sir. F9cghccs, when talked 70 about
the a!},ir !as; Light, said he WIS pc7icc:I7 sat
isiGj VIII The at 81 k7G t*kG1 ic il. Mr.,
Gorhau} ae:ld 90 tho Geptr;ls bot.1 holder oG
the ccc2si12, AID Id lin CUT OF the cbamb;r
whca ID: sc 70 was 0caT.
II !. 3"d,S!oG! 10 deg that Mr.. Horace S!sy.
;2I5 sill ia Sedi hack 20 Ccnstnn!iacp'o to iii
iae :i2cs Il Ga5. L2agg;raet WAC has teen fe-
ca'!:i: aGmio@ig to b. Usdl Marshal Of Georgia
ag: - :ca!.? 70 l!a!a the republican pe.ty Ct
that Safe.
Sir Sail, ~ u-cje 81 Glf. }. Amber Smith.
All caco ~ associate edit0: OF the Richmond
N!i:, Ic'i tc:o yesterday to Visi: Mrs. Gfa7it.,
G pOfi Royal Caroline Gun Virgiri,, a!
UhCs2 nogsa ~ disd las: aiaht Of aDopieyy,
G,aA democrats in tho Eenata s.e more dis.
H43.i 10 "s:!c&'. today thsn ever before. Mr.
$!s.e7 oa9 OF ta@i- Inc3. +: odersta men says he
cannot understand how eoEa Of the republican
members can pcddlo such stories as they do in
lie Senate. ana that though ho wanted to 30
hcElo Eczt week, be will Say till December DO.
icE9 10 viii &c willing 20 sucCum5, and this
eeGls ~ D1 The unanimous ieong among the en-
Taey g?e Gs9 aware TIA: tho discussion now in
progress WAS provoked nDd is continued by tho
-adic5!G to conceal taeir resi- purpose, but say
they ca2l0t slow such bare faced plisrepresan-
sa.ioa2 TO call tacGl By TO stronger namc, IS are
E?sI: Big tno r9gul ilcsns,to go tothe country IN
ccIL7ad:ctei. q IS reported this morning that 0
suggestion Aal hecn made by them 10 the eG.ct
inst ihcy will agree that tie Senates officers
shall no. &c or tuty till next December il tho
democrats vii. allow them to be elected Row,
bat his i: scou!3G by Tie latter.
One hundred .ld thirty c!o;ks sre ID b sp,
pointed il the pension bureau next Monday.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-04-02

IL tbs debate IL Tie ScDa.a gei:4rlay BIZ. Hi
vas wiolE ThG1 he Esid that even Ncsiheln
Peofi3 wo4ia decide hat in lie question new
RACED by tho Iepub,ic2gs tie demcc;a.s we're
riGht; aid E.. Dawes was righ. when ho con-
trsdjc.si hi1, Gcd sail that nothing the South.
e7n roopic c)ud ssy wIuid induce chair follow
c:!'Z lbs e ihe 4 octa g disbeio7e the gtoras OF
Sou.her2 oU.;agas. 10. Inc Northern people
haze been !au2t:by their press. their pulpit, their
Eos:cuu2 ana Is congressional; dabatsa to believe
tha: thci: c2ln!Tyasa in tho South ere barbar.
Gus Ini::derera End Tob5ars, and seems tina! time
which Is atla % &c. all other things ever, is in.
suli@!cItt} correc: tbs erroneous and iojuriou!
Osliel
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-04-02


10 declining an tl:c.i0n rs 6 momDgr Of t.so
Mahopito committee Ct R;ckjogham county,
Mr.. T. II. Nu-Ihy slya:
"Whilo | havo been aad III still rcadiusta-.
L have always been democrat aGG When lied
the reoc go!zc3 leader OF iho read as:;usat par
W, Gen. Malone, msn wl0n | have ioi!0wee
almost +htd!p> deserving the democratic party
and vo,iok witt; e:Sc radical party GU parry
questions IL the Secsinto OF tho i. 5; whea |
tnd the leaders Ct til'o July c!ec:ora! tcsct ard
its organs last fall. op1;~!g endorsing Msaonos
COURSE, and coaiesa;ng w%ta the rs5i,;! psriy,
and ono OF these lesdogs -sud 60 c.cctor ct
large On the july 6! coral t,ickas, scc,ptipg Q
nominatico Of q yadc2! caEgtTs; Haea | fed
the radical oTgaas oTaEg~ht'r, pp3lau3:nc
Mshono's desCEi!on ESQ sccRcGt,ry; Whca ild
that roadjasiment has ucen ii, os.ltl.ed :lto
scramble for of5ce, ana :ta; IL 1aaass pcy al
alliance With radIca!sGa e1d &c cEJ:t t. gad-
cazs the State, nm iorca- 10 dGcisr1 Is Q
democrat, will have no:hIrg 70 90 with this
reaojus!er radical party, aad | have 10 IDEA any
sincere Haucock ms2, whJ voted tic july elso
torsl ticket ia tic late Presidential siaoiju vii!
follow Malone late ,aa radical parry"
Hero is trua Ei:Si1ia rcaGj1stcr, aad there
are thousands moro like him.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-04-02
FOREIGN NEWS.

\ niGlis ssggci..i3u has been discovered 10
Bulgaria.
Her Wja3hor:l's motion 10 tae Germsa
ncchsi&I qaa3;pg BsmaEk to eudesycr 10
co2c'G;c 30 s3ioeuInt With tho powers to pun-
i5h t;I2 a3s':srs CT beads cfst.!e neetsTith gen.
eral a!p:.v4l.
The G:s; attack Oh E,aland's policy 10 The
Gta5svaal ;?as usd. IN The ll)use OF L>rdg ty
l.,ri U=ifa- % JhG5sdsy night. Lord Gran.
brock attributed ;iic rising 10 the Traasvgsl to
tie Mii!0 i,G speeches CT Mr. Gladstone.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-04-02
y!yH'.Y OF TIE DAY.

Il neg As2lo- Ala eriosa steamship express
iilg. especially adapted for carrying fresh rueat,
il 70 b. cstab!.e5cd.
i"o DcGger and NeH OfIiaps Railway Com.
HaGg have c'os:d contracts for 1900 toGs of
EoSiisfl st3e! faiis, suficaot to exteud the road
t.onl D!nTtr to pCi0t ten miles south Of hs
!i.ksGs3s
% c. Gc.v,s gambling establishment 10
Wa3riuEl0a riy was rsided BY roiico sst night,
500 sii he piaYcis ab2u: o1c dt2,n 10 rumber,
w5re puts,cI, ed the ;ar.cheraa'ia OF the
;,rr.,a sai- ~,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-04-02
.AM4R1cAr lutte n-ln ths English House

AMAR1cAE lutte Rim ths English House
CT Commons last hight Sir Herbert Maxwell
novel that steps be taken to insure that such OF
taoso compouGds resembling butter imported
from the United E!s.ea as are harmless shall
only b sold uGicr distinctive Names and that
lho importation snd sale Of those hurLtul and
GarGeroU3 - hesl.a be prohibited altogether.
fr. CJS:" o5claia. president Of tina Board of
Trade ssid tho result 0: the motion would DO
the absolute prohibition Ct the importation Of
batter from other countrioss There was no need
!or alarm o. tho par. Of tho farmers, tor there
wa5 rot the slightest proc; tbs. tho Introduction
Of eubatituEcs fer butter had reduced the price
Of good tuAer. The evidence before them
showed TIA. sca1a # these compounds were IS
wholesome 81 butter, ard there was no proof
that sly OF the;a we7o iDj uii3us to health.
The motion was thon negs!ivst By vote of
IS 10 80.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-04-02
a Cough, Cold or Sore Throa. sbou,1

% stopped Neglect frequently results in an
shcurable Lung disease or COnsumn.
lion. Il WE's EIsONC Iisa 4,
NHHC8Es do not disorder the stomach lie
C o's ,s ss,uns ana osssm, bat! act directly
give relief in Asthma, Bronchitis. Com"ba'
Satarrh, and the Throat Troubles phicS
Fingers and Public Speakers are Fnh.
iscs 70. FOR thirty yssrs Browns Bronchial
s lf9ca a2 nave been recommends by pbysiciaus.
S baen a ss,s5 give peifscs Having
81 eaiire generation they have stssioed ne 1snIy
metlted rank among the few staple remodiss rs
'ce age Sold at 25c. box everywhere, mhJo
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-04-02

Gee. -l4aCD9 Ills 10 he Sara:c aud relics up
CT Me:s'3. Losar, H2aT, Dawes AID Hale to
sCS sl1 lis aspegsloss upen tie people Of bis
oan S;g:a eLd sciou of which tley ere tho
;e!ers aLG rsvie!s What picture DOES he
preset 70 The crowded galleries and 10 tic CT.
tic courE:y
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-04-02
IGalYeg,Oa Nsps |

E;sayins TO doo'or the ssars received By the
G can tor the presidency the Madis)n,
vs. Danocrat wisely prcEc;ibes ST. jacob
VI VI curse &c could not expec @. our worthy
c2n,tm ooraTy TO do otherwise han recommend
s us famous Cd Germany Rem.dy,-9hich
meas oil wouods but those OF lYo" and
sooshes ali pains, -savo those Of political dissp.
polntment. N'''p'
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-04-02
LIST OF T,ETTppc

The following is q list of the lette,a ror,o;.
IN the AeSandris, Virgins, postofcs AIM,
Persons calling for letters will ssv the april =
evertlsed and give tho date of the list. al a.
II not called for within thirty DAYS the, will,
sent to the dead letter Office, in Wssbin T,t 10
Mitchell, j E WsIfo,S Ms hs!e
Wa: hington, Miss HI ~s virginia
l. LEWIS MGKESz1E. NJ.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-04-02

Ii is s.a.6d ca reliable authority that the cx-
| t:ls,oa OF the Virginia h;dlacd R1tcGd 10
! ChsrlJt!o, II. g.. will 30 pushed forward With
! tic u'mo:t dis pstoh.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-04-02

Mr.. John Wise in his recent letter says Gen
Manone's action II tie Goasta has bred : feel
ing OF anity and good will between the sections.
such SIS has nevsr existed since tho wa7." Those
who entertain any doubts on this sutioc can
have them removed By reference to tia debate
now in progress in the y. S. Senate,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-04-02

Ar. Beck yesterday uttered recognized truth
wren no said in tae concluding hour of the Sen.
etc's debate that Inc speeches CT tho republicans
were nlsie TO the galleries. aad his motion thst
.ho galleries BE Closed to the public w.a thought
10 be By n2 means out Of ofder
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-04-02

Since tho first of the year some cish. thou.
sand dollars hiss beer expanded in Neg York
in relieving urgent CASTS Of distress outside the
operation ct the regular charitable s,cietiea
OF the appeals fCr sss:stuuc, more thar onc
half were found to BE- uudeseryjnr.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-04-02

D. "ls9 ID Time ADD r-2cufa Dr.. Bulls Ccue3
osiup, hh'ch always cares Coughs aud Cc,d..
bottle. eeu:7
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-04-02

Che public dctt statement shows Gecroas
c over s. COCO. during the past month,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-04-02

Ihereis absolutely nof;u1daion for the m.
MGR puolished 10 special despatch from Kaa-
sas CiIy or elsewhere, that a RHO on the Asch
lsop, Topeka and Santa Ia Railroad Ses re-
emily attacked and e}bbsd.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-04-02
PREDICTED FAILURE OF TIE PEACH CROP

PREDICTED FAILURE OF TIE PEACH CROP
Il i5 said by these vino ought to knew that
the peach crop 10 this stcion will prove fail.
ure this scar. Irf,rnGtI0n re lived from the
lever c3uatits oil tho Essiern Shore of Mary.
.ud aud Ei7sIo!s states ;bss the peach crop aid
other crops generally haze te;a rui7ed 10 tbat
aec:i91 b. &c s>V:ie Wi0ter. backed By slow
c3Iicg s2Iigg. 4 gcatlemsn recently from
Acoomac co7aIy, Va, sud Dorchester county,
Nd. sid he walked through several orchards
t!Es2.f aud cluld disooscI no s;gos Of lie
among the trees. The farmers have b:e1 I'd
n5ia il aaary pac:s;o Flow or plant their crops
Reports gcaa!ey say tie Els:er1 Shere psach
oc3r will b: future bis yEar.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-04-02
Altlcugh Q rrsst 8 humble, of nerson

Although g crest q humble. of persons have
betn mentioned Gs tie probable successor of
Fred. douglass IS Marshal Of the District, i. is
not YET settled that no will bo relieved. TIE
assertion that Csp:ai1 HsDry OF Ohio, would
succeed IouGIe:s is premature. HIS appoint.
ment seems 70 depend on the Presid ents fading
some position for which Douglass would be
willing 10 exchange his present once
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-04-02

HOMICIDE IN eTAFFoRD.-Joe Tolts and
Elliot Brown. both colorsd, and liyirg 10 tho
Deighborhood Of Stefrd Store, he'd difficulty
lew days ago. 10 which Bro5n struck Toles On
the head With spade, splitting bis skull and cut.
ting ioto his brains. He was living Wednesday
morning, but tho wound is pronounced mortal
b7 DR.. I. B. B1wen, attcndin, pty,iciap.
Brown vas committed TO jail TO a8ai, the re.
suit. -E/cdcrickoJu1 Star.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-04-02

LII b'ao'asield is regsr led cu: of dapyer.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-04-02

SUPREME Court OF APPEALS, YESTERDAY,
Young aud KILLER egaiost Fletcher. Writ of
error awarded TO operate as supersedeas TO q
Judgment rendered by the Circuit Coust of the
o1u1ty CT Gloucester Oh the 9Th Of February
1881.
kceo's executor aaaiis! Monroe and wife.
Submitted.
Croekuar against Creeknur and als Subs
mi.ttd.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-04-02

The old AMI prominent Charleston, s, G.,
htu OF James A1gcr & Co., bakers and shin.
ping sgen;s. woo suspended 10 1879, hsvup
Se1!Ied Elh creditors, resumed business yesor
The Corvallis gazette. [volume] (Corvallis, Or.) 1862-1899, 1881-08-19
VISITOR FROM TENNESSEE.

On last Friday afternoon we had
the pleasure Of meeting Judge Hyde
Of Chattanooga Tenn, who has lately
arrived in Oregon and is making an
extended tour throughout the State,
for the purpose Of writing up the
resources facilities description and
prospects of Oregon which will be
published in the Chattanooga Com
merciap a news paper of his native
State SO that the people OF Tennessee
may know what kind ct country
we have. Judge Hyde comes rec
commended as an eminent member of
the bar Of his state. He is also one
of,,those while the unpleasantness be-
tween the North and South was go-
ing on who had the courage to enlist
on the side of his country when all
around him they were forcing men
into the ranks OF the other side.
His manner and word instantly
impresses one beyond doubt that he
is high minded honorable and can
did gentleman. We sincerely com.
mend him to all of our people hope
ing that they will furnish him with
all information in their possession,
wien applied TO regarding our young
and much neglected state.
The Corvallis gazette. [volume] (Corvallis, Or.) 1862-1899, 1881-08-19
GENERAL NEWS,

The late Justice Clifford's law Ii.
brary was left to his three sons. It
is said to be the finest in the country,
and is insured for $4,000.
London is full of Americans, and
the Truth wonders that somebody
does not put up large hotel in that
city to be conducted on the Amcri-
can plan.
Mississippi county, Missouri, is the
great water melon region of the
world. Over 1000 acres are this
year devoted to watermelons alone,
and the yield is about car load to
an acre.
The N. Y. Sun. whose editor, Chas.
A. Dana, Was managing editor ofthe.
Tribune At that time. says most Of
the "On to Richmond articles in the
Tribune which led to the second bat
tie of Bull run, and for which Horace
Greeley was censured, were really
written by the late Gen. Fitz Henry
Warren,
The Corvallis gazette. [volume] (Corvallis, Or.) 1862-1899, 1881-08-19

Designed for the business education of both sexes
Students ad mitted any week day of the year. No
exa nination on entering.
The Corvallis gazette. [volume] (Corvallis, Or.) 1862-1899, 1881-08-19
4 NEW hook.

Mesrs A. L. Bankroft & Co. Of
San Francisco are preparing to pub
lish book of about 800 large size
pages which has long been greatly
needed.
1t is the purpose Of this work to
fully treat Of the commercial and in
dustrial resources of the Pacific Coast
of North America together with the
rise, progress, products, present con-
dition, and prospects Of the useful
arts on the western side of our con-
tinent its resources manufactures,
commerce, transportation, agricnl-
ture, mining, and the leading estab-
lishments in various departments Of
business. 1t is to be edited by John
S. Hittell the author of "thc Resour-
ces of California" who has had much
experience and has proven himself a
success in editing this class of works.
The field over which this work is to
extend comprises California, Oregon,
Washington Ty.. Nevada, Arizona,
Utah, British Columbia, Alaska, and
Mexico. Among some Of the sub
iects of which it is claimed that this
work will treat are, banking insur
ance railroad, shipping, telegraphs,
expressing, merchandise, hotels,
cereals, Horticulture, domestic animals
agricultural miscellany, gold, silver.
quicksilver, mining miscellany, whale
fishery, cod fishery, other marine
fisheries, river fishers, pisciculture,
furs and game inventions, sutro tun
mel, water works, lumber fumes, gas
works, printing, road working, iron
manufacture, lead products, gold
and silver ware, mineral miscellany
textile fabrics. leather and leather pro-
ducts, pottery, provisions architecture
and various products. It ID the pur-
pose of this work to deal solely with
facts and not with fanciful flights of
the imagination. Mr.. Ira G. Hoitt.
and w. b. Bancroft are now trave-
ling through our state collecting the
necessary facts regarding Oregon
and Washington Ty. Mr.. Hoitt is
the business manager of the work
who informs us that it will treat our
state with favor so far as the facts
will permit. He requests all persons
engaged in numbering, manufactures
and other industrial pursuits to make
ont a statement showing the amount
of business done by them and send
the same addressed to him in care of
A. L. Bancroft & Go. San Francisco
Cal. This is work which il carried
out according to the plans adopted
will be Of great benefit to every cit
izen of the state and we hope that
everybody will furnish any aud all
necessary inform alton in their pos
session.
The Corvallis gazette. [volume] (Corvallis, Or.) 1862-1899, 1881-08-19

The Posts Washington special says: DR..
Bliss says the stomach is now resting If
the strength of the patient can be sustained
es It hs',,oa Is possible for for him to get well Of
course. if the stomach has given out, that
ends it.
The Corvallis gazette. [volume] (Corvallis, Or.) 1862-1899, 1881-08-19

The poor redmen are again on the
war path. Throughout New Mexico
Colorado and the adjoining country
they are killing numbering and laying
waste every thing which comes in
their way. They are easy to manage
however. When the government
chriatianizes them by giving then, an
immense lot of blankets horses pro-
visions and every thing else needful
in life they viii behave themselves
for the short length Of time they are
engaged in consuming and destroy
ing the bountiful donation. When
lis all gone or nearly SO, then you
can look ont and stand from under, as
they viii soon again be on their road
Of death and destruction. But they
can again bs christianized in the
same manner as before.
The Corvallis gazette. [volume] (Corvallis, Or.) 1862-1899, 1881-08-19

New York, Aug. l6.-Ex-Senator Conk-
ling was seen this afternoon by reporter.
81 cannot tell you" said Mr.. Conkling,
''what anxious hours l have passed since my
Washington dispatches yesterday. A re-
lapse at any time is dangerous, but at pres.
ent most of ALL The more think of the
fearful tragedy the firmer am convinced
that the country is passing through a dam
gerious crisis, and Mr.. Garfeld's death
would be one of the most unfortunate things
that could happen to it,"
The Corvallis gazette. [volume] (Corvallis, Or.) 1862-1899, 1881-08-19

ultaneously in Murcia, Cordeva, Huelva:
Seviela, Leon and CASTLE. Whole mountain
sides and thousands of acres have been laid
waste. It is feared several lives have been
lost. 1t is strongly suspected that these
disasters are due to political incendiaries.
If the guilty parties are caught they will
be treated as brigands and summarily dealt
with by court martial.
New York, Aug. l6. DIR. w. A. Ham
mond in an interview said the idea that the
president was suffering from dyspepsia is all
bosb. He is suffering simply from py@mia
ever since the recent chill. The vomiting
and irritation Of the stomach are caused SOLE
ly by the presence Of the bullet in his body,
and there is now no hope for the president,
and give him but three or four days to live.
He has not been given the proper character
of food, and has been reduced IS pounds in
weight.
Lewiston, Aug, ia volcanic eruption
took place on the side of the mountain south
of the south fork of Clearwater, about 20
miles east OF Mt. Idaho, on Tuesday the 9th
inst, sending forth acolumn Of fire and
smoke several hundred feet high, and rock
which fell at distance of several miles from
the place of eruption. The shock was dis
tinctly felt at Mt. Idaho and on the extreme
west Of Camas prairie, and at the mouth of
Salmon river, distance Of about IS miles.
Stettin, Aug Disturbances here yes-
terday were oecasioned by 700 men parading
the streets aud utteFing anti-Jewish cries.
Forty persons were arrested. The town is |
a'most denuded Of troops owing to military
naaneuvers, and consequently great anxiety
prevails. During the recent anti-Jswish |
outbreak 1t Schfeyelbein Pornerania dam.
The Corvallis gazette. [volume] (Corvallis, Or.) 1862-1899, 1881-08-19

The sailors is said to be dogs
life. We know that he must go
before the mastiff he goes to see, and
then be becomes sail setter.
The Corvallis gazette. [volume] (Corvallis, Or.) 1862-1899, 1881-08-19
Pen-Work
CENTRAL OREGON ESTATE. AND MORT
GAGE AGENCY.

G HERBERT NASH receives and holds for
sale farm lands, town property and bust
nesses of al description; also, is open to re-
led ..The Oregon CoIonist" is published for
special transmition to San Francisco, New
York, London and other centres, where
special agents are appointed and through it
all property will be freely advertised. Ap-
ply at once to G.. HI. Nash at Corvallis and
he will gladly favor you with every inforna-
tion. Send particulars of property for sale.
, 1881-02-08

CHICAGO, ILL. .,4a
VAN. scHAACK. STEVENSON q
noRiiisGH. pLuAMEH 4 Cth- g And I
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, 1881-02-08

6pft4Gt Dltpdteh 70 Ina lh1cago IFttHnss
KANSAS CRY, Mo, fett. Tho hcasy rain uf
Saturday night nnd Sundny caused HrVMt
frestsot throughout this scct!un Ut tho country,
and na,ubcrfcss wastluilts III tic rAftroAds ire
reported Tho sa,tn 70 between knt,sns Clty
and Topekl III i,ufnssuble In consequence ot tho
washing away of bridges, ind nli freight trrlnB
como by way of fhwrpncu Mni tho Kansas CITY,
I,caycnworth s. Southern lt'Mll. .tTho passenger
trains rl,n over tho knHsns ineiilu truck frnm
Topeka tn this city. Al IF SnIniuy
and Inst night tho water In tho knw
Iltver contnue, to rise. and this morning
tho enst pier vi Tho new bridge ucross TINT
strcnsE. consisting vi two 1,i>ir iron columns.
gave way, nlt3 two SPINS Ut tho bridge fell Into
tho river The brltlxn cost f21 ,dOQ, AAd tho luss
will bc nbout sH,MD. 1t ylll Le required
i.nmcdIatcly. At ono tlu,c t!3 gnrgr Ut thick
iso plAcui tho kansnH l'nsiic bridge in rreat
machinery, was demolished nnd Is II sntAi tnss.
Tho rlpld rise In tho Missouri River
cit this city. and many moved to this ,sdc
for Enfrty. Tie r.tn lGfslK NJ further ttun
1ge II unprecedented. Gruist sInH,uYe has lltpn
dono to tho Atchisnn, TnWkn {! 6nntn re r?Nd.
bed, Hrnyy Ktnrt.s Hslu trrshcls irIsn tilEAtetl
SNOW III CoiUslttb nliI southwestern kat,sils hnto
Causcd serious delays M the SANTA "! NnAss. No
train 1 l,.s arrive.i fvpk knel!o slncs We'lnsslay.
side aJsd tho Track lo put Il, repair. AZ II yl,,l
station west OF sarvGnt AevpTal lnl4 nf l!'ai aud
oIrFGAS snAttnr nrt delayed, and upwards i ;hNl
pHasGnHGra nru boarding NJ the gxjelise of the
gn1IrOnd company.