The Corvallis gazette. [volume] (Corvallis, Or.) 1862-1899, 1882-03-17
TELEGRkMS.

TElEGRkMS.
Omaha, March 9.-Strikers anil labor
unions are flushed with the victory of their
rad on "seab laborers" on the grading yes
| tertay. The railway COMPANY has its
| offices and depot barricaded anil watched
tonight, and the city is in state of con-
| Siderable uneasiness.
| Omaha. March l0.-To-morrow: morning
t"o companies of regulars, about 100 men,
AMI howitzer and gatling gnn from Fort
Omaha, are to be stationed at the B. Il NJ.
freight depot groun Is to protect the B. & M.
graders from violence 'f the mob and So
called labor union. Regulars are to be call
ed out under a request of Gov. Vance made
| to President Arthur. Three hundred men
employed at the Omaha smelling works
stoppe to day. saying they were afraid to
| continue under the present state of afflirs,
| rs there was dan ger of being raj lel by the
| mob to compel them to strike for 81 IS per
| day.
On IA. Neb., March l0-Leborsunionists
anil NIB held a large an l enthusiastic meet
ing tonight AMI determined to enforce, if
possible, their established price of 81 IS
per day for common labor. More serious
trouble is expected.
New York, March lO.-R. G. Dun & Co.
report failures of the last seven days as l43.
against l2S last week. Eastern states had
%. western 40, middle 81. southern A, Pa
ellie 10 and New York city seven.
New York, March 1o-U. S. Commiss-
ioner Shields to day gave decision refus-
ing to give naturalization papers to Hop
Sing. Chinanian, who applied for them
yesterday.
Atchinson, M.rch l0-The heaviest
snow storw of the SEASON prevailed last
night and this morning throughout north
ern Kansas.
st. Louis, March lO.-Miss Louise Ar
maindn, champion lady bicycle rider started
on ride to- day to make 600 miles miles in
six consecutive days.
Pomcroy greenbackers have issued plat
form after much wrangling which has no
novel features.
Canton, March l0.--Union block was
near'v destroyed by fire to-day. Loss $780,
coo; partly insured.
bill. passed by the senate yesterday, was
sent to the honse of representatives this
afternoon and given its proper place on the
spe ,her's table. There are 33 bills ahead of
IL, tie first being the anti-polygamy bill,
and the fifth the Grant retirement measure
Chicago, March lO.-Mr Scovllle arrived
yesterday evening He says as 500, as the
bill of exceptions in the Guiteau case is
ready he w.ll retire from the defense
Gnteau has not broke down in the least,
but is more unreasonable than ever.
Washington, March l0-A report was
made yesterday from the committee On In !
dian affairs and placed on the calendar for |
the lotment OF lands in severalty to Inti, |
ans on Umatilla reservation in Oregon.
Lakeport CAL. March lO.-Marcuss and |
J eft, the two murlerers of John Hendry in |
january last have just been arrested.
ST. Petersburg. March lO.-The minister |
Of war told Slobelef he was recalled for
breach of discipline i'll creating disturbance
and excitement abroad. Gen. Ianatieff told |
the car had nothing particular to
say to him.
Memphis. March H.-From a point |
twenty miles below Memphis, where the
first break in the levee occurred the entire
country is one vast sea of water People |
all through this submerged region are
utterly destitute and in a starving condition.
The levee along the river front is broken in
forty different places between Memphis and
Arkansas City, and at some points the river
is fifty miles wide -. ..-.
Panama. March 1.-The editor of the
ElParkener of Guatemala has been arrested
for printing an article offensive to the u. g.
minister to Central America, DIR. Logan
London, March l2-Negotiations for
convention between Great Britain
and the United States are suspended. Pres
dent Arthur and Secretary of State Freling-
huysen not sharing Gen. Gartield's views
OH the subject.
Scutari, Mar. Il-Austrians occupy
DragalT. headquarters of the insurgents in
krivoscia.
Vienna March, Eight thousand |
individuals unprovided with passports have
been expelled from Moscow within "a few
lays.
Washington, March 1.-THE secretary
Of war has telegraphed Gen. FL incock ap-
proving the order in Serge,n Mason's case
providing for Mason's Imprisonment in the
at Albany.
All democrats cannot be denended upon
10 oppose the proposed changes in house
rules. 1t is evident to all that under the
present rules scarcely any bill calling for
the expenditure of money, outsile of regu-
AR appropriation bills, will stand any show
of passing.
The sentence of court.martial on Sergeant |
Mason for shooting at Guiteau was COM
to him this afternoon He re- f
,eived it with apparent Indifference Al I
ready petitions have been prepared asking
ais pardon by the president.
The Smithsonian Institution has received
rom Prof. Foester. of Berlin. the announce
nent that he has discovered before Palisa,
IN the 10th of March. planet of the 18th
magnitude, II hours 10 minutes right ascen-
ion, degrees Is minutes north defamation:
laily motion seconds.
Memphis, March lo.--Lieut. Vedder, de-
allied for duty in Arkansas to ascertain the
,xtent Of suffering caused by overflow. ar
ived this forenoon from Little Rock. He
stimates the government will have to pro-
ride for 20, 600 destitute people in Arkan-
as for sixty days from the Goth inst. ~
uffering is on the increase. and viii con-
ir,ue long after the water receles.