The Corvallis gazette. [volume] (Corvallis, Or.) 1862-1899, 1882-03-31
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San Francisco, March 2t.-Taa Snn Icy
,aw cases were caliel in the police court
t!.is morning and continued for ole month.
New York, March 2+.-The Tribune 5
Washington corrc> pom lent says OF the
| massage of the Chinese I.ill A Leading dem
5crs,t III the house said to me to-day, am
onposcl to the whole theory of the bill and
would like to vote against it, but L must
keep solid with my constituents and am
afraid for any amendment. This Is the
feeling doubtless of many others. both dem
ocrats and republicans, who voted for the
bill virtually un;ler duress.
St. Paul, March 23.--Ii'he sitting as a
court of impeachment, met in open session
to-day and formally certified its judgement
against Judge Cox, implicated for drunken
ness His sentence is removal from Office
and disqualification from judic al Office for
three years.
Springfield, Ills, March 81 Informa-
ton from nearly every section of the state
represents crop prospect unnsualiy Halter
ing Winter wheat looks well and plowing
is already well advanced. In some parts
of southern Illinois it is feard the fruit crop
may fail. Farmers report stock iii 10 to 90
uer cent. better condition than this time
last year.
Harrisburg, Pa, March 23.-Fran.z and
Henry Rumburg were hangel ut 10: 40 A.
NJ. for the murder of Daniel Trentman
Both men ascended the scaffoid with firm
ness. Religious services wsre very brief
and at the conclusion the sheriff adjusted
the rope, pulled the cap over their eyes al, and
almost Immediately the trap sp"ung. III e
criminals diel easily, their necks being
broken by the fall.
CITY of Mexico, March "a President
Gonzales in an interview to-day W tn ens :
al Palmer, assures him of the eyecuGi,e
friendship and appreciation of the Mexican
National Railway CO. efforts in prosecu-
ting it's work The president authorized
Gen. Palmer to state that he would assist
the company both officially and personally.
Washington, March 23.-The secretary
of war has is sued a speci Il order discharging
Cadet Whitaker from the military academy
on the recommendation of the academy
board because OF deficiency IN studies.
General Mcdowell will very shortly be
retired. This arrangement has been made
since the appearance Of Grant III Washington.
Rear Admiral Gustavus II. Scott, U. 5.
Navy, retired, died last night
New Orleans. March 26.-At a meeting
of committee representing various
l
don the idea of celebrating the BIZ
centennial anniversary of LaSaile's discov-
ery of the mouth of the Mississippi The
action is based on the distressing condition
of affairs in the Mississippi valley.
Brussels, March 26.-An American law
yer named Goodhue has been arrested on
charges involving several million of francs
belonging to the bislopric of Teurnay.
st. Louis, March 26.-The government
steamer Gen. Barnard has returned from
her trip to distribute rations for flood suffer
ers in the south and will again be loaded
with corn meal and bacon and depart Tues
day.
New York, March 26.-Miss Pho he
Cousins, the well known woman Suffrage
advocate, has applied to Arthur to be APP
pointed one of the United States commis-
sioners to reorganize Utah under the recent