The Corvallis gazette. [volume] (Corvallis, Or.) 1862-1899, 1882-06-02

ttstcts to sup exctusifeAy Uy Ia1i dS esSolhas
passenger agents in session there. They
will recommend abolition of the system Of
Through trains to the west, forcing passing
gers TO transfer from sleepers to day cara.
Chicago. May 27.-The leading distillers
| of the country are in session at the Grand
Pacific. trying toagree upon scheme for
| reviving the western export association or
fix renumerative price for high wines, and
prevent disastrous cutting rates. COM
mittee appointed for the purpose, made a
report yesterday, which was discussed at
length. and pending vote upon its adop-
tion, the meeting adjourned for dinner.
/ Baltimore May 27.-Ten thousand uni
| formed men are expected in the parade June
| l. during the national encampment of the
Grand Army of the Republic. The presi-
4 dent, several members Of the cabinet and
Gen. Sherman will be present.
Guiteau thus writes to the Star: 81 tell
| the American people and its officials, from
the executive down TO the court in banc,
who are reviewing my case, that I tell the
/ truth and lie not when / say am God
man in the matter of President Garfeld's re-
moval, and if a hair of my head is harmed
the Almi .shty will make the officials that do
| it paw well for it, IF / was outside would
| lecture under the auspices of some bureau on
religious subjects. One of my subjects
would be- Paul, the Apostle, and Kindred
Topics If my time has come to leave this
. world am willing, bat want the officials
| that murder me on the galiows TO unoer-
stand the issue. 1t they murder me they
will incur the wrath of Almighty God, and
/ 1t win be long time before He lets up on
| them and the nation. The devils that cru
cited the despised Galieean thought they
were d. ing Gods service, but that dill not
release them from liability. ihey ana their
nation incurred the wrath OF the Almighty
~ that act, and lie got even Win Ii1e'h u, u,
the destruction OF Jerusalem, ana II ne WIZ
get even with the nation ana the Gn.iciais II
am murdered on the galiows. want al u
unconditional pardon or hothlng' ah:,
want the executive TO SO understand II.
have set forth my views 1uIIy on tn's III my
book, The Truth and the Removal; II the
honorable Jurst representing the ashinS
ton court in banc decide the case according
to the law there Is only one decislon they
can make, and that Is tna' taey nave II.
Ion, the n,o++er u;i, rest with President
Arybnr and thew will have incurred the
.,,tL IS Aln,;e,Ltv rod
"i"'n u a o''
/ Washington. May 27.-Republican mem
bers of the house are satisfied OF the I'M
practicabiilty OF continuing the pres -n1
struggle without hrst securing an aahei,.,'
ment to the rules which Will prevent w
atory motion and new line OF actlon mas
therefore been agfeeded upon 1orheat "eeh'
On Monday Immediately alter reading the
jaurnal, Reed will call up IN amendment
to measure reported by him from the com
mittee on rules, WI ieh, If adopted, Will Sir
tuaily prevent the putting OF a dllatory mo
ton pending consideration OF a qaese,nh o'
privilege II, as they Will undoubtedly 90
the democrats lnterpose motion to adjourn
Reed will make point OF order that the
motion Is dllatory one and can't be enter
tanned. Pending consideration OF the prop
osition to amend the rules upon this point OF
order he will ask that he be heard. Kan
dali will probably speak to the point OF or
der and the solution of the whole dlf1cuity'
therefore, hinges upon the o1sposltloh Oh ehe
speaker The feeling Tonight IS shat the
renewed struggle Montay upon the line pro
posea ny sepuoiicanS M'ii ne sns anat aust oo,, o
cieihs se' "i'iesSea o"tins VIC P'e"e'
sress'
Chicago, Nav 29-The Union Pacific Com
pany las notified the Chicago railroads of a
chan se in classification, which affects freight
rates to radical degree The notice is that
ayri tn a. impeme IS in ca loids a,e ad
vanced from class A to the tlird class, was-
ons and material in carloads from class A
i to the, third class Wagon material in Tess
than carloads from class B to the third class
and hardwa,e e from third to first class.
This classification advances rates on the
pa;ties ,,,,,e,I between Council Bluffs and
San Francisco in al extraordinary degree.
Thd rate on agricultural implements is ad,
vance. from - 10 to So ner hundred bounds
which is equivalent to an advance Of SlSC
Der carfoai. The rate on wagons takes
aLout tie same advance. The rate on wae.
on material jumps fromsI so tas3 perhnndred
poanas, an advance OF ~ 10 per hunhreo
OF szoo per carioaa, ne saee on ~, naruwale =,
goes mp at s,h9le pouh'3 lro''' 90 .I 10 q % %
per han'rea' peihs an Ia anuahce w OF 81 90 on
huh11-'-p poanas OF s' ~ on each caTloar. n1 VI
Lines running IRON, Shie.lgo 70 Souleil Dial'1
are sEae sefea 81 ~ th,s notice ana nave asnea
ehe onion racine company Ior us reasons
iof sueh an ex,raorainiry aaVahee' ou' hive
as yee received no e@piaia'ioh'
Topeka, May 27.-The suit of the US. vs.
the Pacific Express Co., which has been on
trial sin e Thursday, was submitted to the
jury tits merning and verdict returned in
II favor Of the Cnrted States for $50, ,DcO WIKI
Interest This verdict is a vindicatinn o.
Mayor Boardhead, U s .paymaster, the
money sue.i for being mouey claimed to have
been taken from his safe while in custody o.
the express company's messenger and after
it had beel receipted for in good order
The defense was that either the money hao
lo1 pee p'st ih tne s'i: =. .n'.u ~ ii's. .I
iellos e'l neloe ~ .A'n9 ,h.o I y, .ai
company o.i -, es:.. s &c a. 80.
great interest ano 'ne 4:,, ai'3 u Sns !"i i
ie'ises .e niy t'i,e.,I 1etas;,.o ~ W.,
ipopS't thS Sesic. 'NiA'iei Ns'>uSSSA> - VIA