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| the party.
Lancaster, Wis, May 2.-Jos. McClark,
charged with attempting to practice Nor.
monism outside Of Utah, wss placed in Jail
Lhers lsst evening. So far - herd from,
Clark has bsen in possession Of four wives
qsiet snd has little to say, evidently rsceg-
nizss his chances for prolonged stay at
Eaupun penitsut.ary.
San Fraacisco, May 1.-The week hatI a
quiet beginning yesterday. fe~ :transactisns
general merchandise lacked animation.
Ships we're strongly held. aad white tonnage
on spot remains at i.s preesnt low figure
there il Little probability Of decline in
rates.
New York, May c.--The Heraldrs Lon
don special says: Loadon, eli Saturday,
was visited by gale Of wind wsIich, gradn.
ally increased in force. and finally blew a
hurricaa for abort time, about s o'clock
ia the evening It prevailed generally over
the southern and western Of Eagland dur
ing Saturday evening and night. Wide
spread d.mAge and serious LOGS of life are rGs
ported in snd about the metropolis. The
disastrous effects Of the storm are atill 7isi-
BILE at sea. Shipping has been greatly i'm
peded and thels were many casualties. At
Dover, Swansea, Brighton, Portsmouth,
Plymouth and other places On the coast this
storm was worry severe end caused great
damage and loss of life. A Danish brig
was wrecked nesr Havr, and fsur men
drowned. Some of the shaansl steamers
could not make their port.
London, May 2.--The Tii,n,s ssatas that it
will be formally decided to-day wheshsr
suspects are to be iherstsd. Correspon-
dence between Grea. Britain and the Uni
ted States relative to suspects will show
there hssbeen no weak acknowledgement of
pretensious inconsistent with international
law and common sense. Great Britain has
firmly maintained the position that an
American Irishmau in Ireland must submit
like eother lrishmsn to laws deemed neces-
sary by parliament. It IS in Difference to
the comfy of nations. and not to any claim
of right, that prisoners of American nation
atty were offered their iborty if they would
leave the country. If some Of them foolish
ly and insolcnty refuse to give such pledge
they must take the chance of remaining
in Jail as long as the the executive deems
necessary.
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A CamnSigE. Lie.

It is currently rumored about town thai
some parties working for the Democratic si.le
OF the county ticket are intending to circu-
late over about the bay, AMI perhaps else
whore, in order to make dissatisfaction
among Republicans, the campaign lie lie
vented by Boss" McFa:iden several years
ago. to the effect that Republic ms in the
valley are going to trade oil the rest of the
Republican ticket in order to gain votes for
B. w. Wilson and Sol King. People have
long ago learned that this was invented
purely As = campaign lie, and thus treat it
and regard those who circulate 1t as the
'.Bosa'- liars.
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THAT HACKING COUGH con ha a
quickly cured BY shiloh,s Cure. We gsSs.
antee it,
WILL YOU SUFFER with Dyspepsia aud
Liver Complaint Shiiohis Vitalizer u guas.
antesdAto cure you.
SLEEpLEsS NIGHTS, made miserable
that terrible cough, Shiloh's Care Il me
remedy for you.
CATARRH CURED, health and swest
bresth secured by Shilohs CatarFh Rszpedy.
Price so cent?. Nasal Injector fres.
For Lame Back, Side or Chest nee ShifehT
Porus Plaster. Price 25 cents.
sHILo4I's COUGH and Consumption esrs :
is sold bJ us on a guarantee. It cures con-
sumption.
sHIIDH'S v1TALIzER is raat you seed
for Consumption, Loss Of Appetite, Dixzi.
ness and all symptoms Of DyspepsiA. Price
10 and Is cents psr botsle.
GROUP, WHoOPING COUGH and Bton.
chitis inamsdiataly relieved by Shiloh's Cure.
All of above medicines for sale ct Allen q
Woodward's
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Newport, May |. 1882.
Bean aad Ntraddcr's Practice.

Much capital is sought to be made out of
the fact that Mr. Bean the Republican nom
inee for Judge of this district is young
man by Mr.. McFa,lden, his friends, and the
Boss organ We do not know Mr.. Bans
age but We do know something about his
business. He commenced the practice of his
profess sion in 1877 since which tine he has de-
voted his time exclusively to the practice : t
law. During the time last mentioned SIS cases
have been docketed in the Circuit Court for
Lane ecanty and of that number Mr.. Bean
has been employed in 260 of them bssi'les
great many more which were settled before
trial. His practice has ranged frunn Doug
las to Wasco county. We have sail moth
ing about Mr.. Beams large and extensive
practice in the county court Of Lane for the
reason that Mr.. McFalden has been county
Judge Of this county during most of that
time and no comparison eau be made be-
tween them. Mr.. McFadden commenced
to practice in this county in 1873, Since
which time 1906 cases have b2en dockete,l
in the Circuit court anil he has been en-
ployed in LAG of them. Bean has done 40
per cent of the business in his county,
while McFadden has done but l3 per cent
of the business in his. Bean has done near
ly double theampunt of business of his op.
ponent. McFadden has had very little bust
ness outside of this county. We remember
one case in which ho went to California in
behalf of 0pca Clsh mn, aai cleared him
before the case came before the court OF
Jury. Mr.. Bean is good lawyer, man Of
spotless character, and one of Lane county 3
best citizens. Mr.. McFadden is very poor
lawyer, political trickster, professional
office seeker anil man who would generally
serve his own enis, regardless OF consequent
ces. Only our best and purest men should
be elected to this important position.
Which will you hare:
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Ed. GAZETTE. April 25th at one
o'clock P. NJ, the earth was broken by
way of commencing the tunnel No Of the
Oregon Pacific Railroad; commencing cn
the west side of Mr.. Traps fsT;a and 20 l..
cut through a mountain s. ar t" the distance
of six hundred and fifty feet. Mr.. Luther
Bager, Horace Fairclo, under tie directions
of Mr.. Spencer hro..e tie first Garth aid
commenced the work in roper order. Mr..
Spencer. MIR. Bugi'ec's employee is Il
thorough business man and deserves much
credit for the ability with which he per
forms the duties of his position.
Respectfully, H. G. FAIRcLo.
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department of the Wisconsin State Uni
iversity in 1875 and was admitted to practice
law in the Supreme Court of that State in
June that year. Came to Oregon, arriving in
Roseburg in the August following, an very
with Judge ]. r. Watson, which cont nued
until tho latter was elected to the Supreme
Bench of the State, since which time he has
practiced law continuously at Rsseburg.
alton of the people, and when elected will
make an efficient, active and able officer.
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Badly Hooked.

A young man employed in Portland
Salmon, slipped while entering room in
the rear of the shop, and fell, sticking a
me,t hook in his jaw. The point penetra-
ted nearly to his eye without going through
his chack. He was not able to unhook
himself, and the man who came to his help
was obligel to call assistance to rescue him
from his unpleasant pre- icamcnt.
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Corvallis CITY Election.

The City election on last Monday passed
off rather quietly. Quite all interest was
taken by candidates running for the prin-
cipal offices. The successful candidates were
as follows: For Mayor. +. A. Chenoweth;
Recorder, S. T. Jeffries; Marshal, Al Pygall;
Treasurer. S. L. Henderson; Alderman for
the first ward, John Mens;nger; Second
ward, B. 7. Taylor; Third ward, Jas. A.
Cauthorn.
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LOCAL NOTES.

This famous cigar is
Only sold at T. j. Buford's.
Stationery and books of all descriptions at
! Postoflce Store.
All kinds of Blanks in stock and for sale
at the Gazette office.
All kinds of book and job printing done
| on short notice at this office.
Wallace Baldwin made trip to McMinn-
vile during the present week.
The Corvallis GAZETTE for sale on the
counter of Buford's news depot
A choice assortment of teas just received
| at A. j. Lsugworthy's Cash Store
Letter heads, bill heads, envelopes and
posters printed on short notice at this Office
A magnificent selection OF candies from
San Francisco just arrived at Postotdee
store
Horse posters Of all kin,ls printed Oh
short notice and in the best workman:ike
manner.
This locality has been visited by super
abundance OF rain during the past and pres
ent week.
The picnic at the Grange hail came off Oh
yesterday, but up to the time of going to
press We had no account of it.
Young America Engine c.. has greatly
improved tn. appearance of its engine
house by having it newly painted.
II, - c ri
delivered il May and June. Leave orders
at once with Herbert Nash, Postotiice
store
Hon. W. J. Kelly of Monroe. was in
town this week on business and returned
home the same day that he came making a
short stay.
Mrs. J. X. Glass, of Portland, and Mrs.
Il. NJ. Thompson, paid the GAZETTE Office
visit this week. Mrs. Glass is visiting
frenls in the city. and intonds returning
to Portieud early next week.
About the tim, of ing to press the
next Governor Of the State of Oregon, MIR.
Moody. also the next Secretary of State
and State Treasurer, Rockey Eariiart, and
ID Uursh, ar,1:e.l in Corvallis.
Nix BAesen's is the way-up place to get
your roasts, brs.is, fries, chops, and il fact
everything in the line of a nice tender piece
Of meat. He is rehtiing the place one door
nDr of T. II. Zicroif ( Co. 5, where he will
soun start branch shop.
We r.aI that there are to lie ten thousand
GaiuaInen landed at Portland AMI Astoria
during the present summer. from China,
the first ins.a.lment of $50 having already
arrived What we lack to II Ike the ship
ment complete is the boss Cisinam.n, Cies-
ter 4. Arthur.
tIr Campbell, the Democratic nominee
for Prosecuting Attorney of this Distri.t t.
was here during the late Dem cratic county
convention. He ate .upte,i to make spe :ch
l. the evening after the convention. For a
speech it was very tame affair. If he con-
tinues to speechify, he will not likely Cry
a county in the District.
Robert s. Bean, the Republican nominee
for Jud5 5e OF this District. arrived in our
town yesterday. looking as pleasant y as
usual. Mr.. Bean is thorough gentleman.
Il good lawyer. and will be the next Judgs
of tLis District beyond doubt. all win
perform the duties of the Office with ability
and credit to himself. Immediately after
Mr.. Beams admission to practice law be
formed J partnership with the late John ri.
Thompson, ami by this means was immedi-
ateiy thrown into large AMI extensive
practics. ranging from Douglas to Wasce
counties, aHl also eovei ing fully half Of the
practice Of HIS owa county.
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RevaSaiesn Candidate for Prosecuting
AffNFneY.

Mr.. E. G. Hursh, Republican nominee for
Prosecuting Attorney of this district, made
Corvallis visit this week. Mr.. Hursh is a
very pleasant. agreeable gentleman, good
lawyer. and an Industrious, hard worker.
He enlisted in tbs Fifth Wisconsin Infantry
Ia 1864, at the age of seventeen years, and
seryed in the Army Of the Potomac in de-
fensc of his country. He lost his left arm at
Petersburg in front Of Fort Fisher. He was
educated At Lawrence University at Apple
en, Wheensin, and graduated from the law
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Kctfcc.

Persons of School District No Q. or North
District of Corvallis, are hereby notified
that by recommendation o. physicians the
school will be clio ed until further notice on
account of the prevalence of diphtheria.
JuHS Fl. LEWIS,
A. r. PyGALL,
Direc;ors.
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TUeaty-tvs Sfrepe.

The Standard Minstrcls and Muldoon
Pic Mic Party troupe will give an entertain
ment here ON Tuesday evening, May 10th.
This aggregation is two companies in one,
and includes twenty-five artists. Look
out for their adv. next week. ReseEsed
seats for ssie at T. J. Buferd's News Stand
on and after May 10th.
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Cheaper Than Ever.

Dry goods and groceries are selling at
A. j. Langworthy's Cash Store at astonish-
ingly low prices, and fresh supplies con-
stantly arriving. A fine assortment of
latlirs',a childrens slippers, and button
shoes, just received.
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Ee;u.

Ou last Monday, in this city. to the wife
ss John H. Simpsoa, a daughter wei ching
- lt,s. John is as harry as ''clam at
high tide" anil is doing well AMI recovering
ss nicely As could be expected under the
circumstances.
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"1H2S Ever TauS.H

An exchange trutifully rays: "Fror,
new until after election is and will bc the
time, a. is their custom. for Democratic mi
representations through their papers, and
che fellow WHO can tell the biggest -- will
b considered the hest Democrat"
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Without q Cha &c.

The usul lottery or chance establishment
appeared on the streets this week and gave
all who had nothing better to do an oppor--
sunity to draw pictsre with the chance of
getting nothins else with it. Thus it ali
goes ia . lifetime, and sill We find people
who win spend their money to I,a:ronize
Such kumbugs
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Aequ;ttaa.

The trial Of Jas. Lewis at Albany. Linn
county, lasting about two days, for the
killing of John Wynsn last fall at Sweet
Home valley. resulted in the acquittal Of
Lewis.
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when they arrive the railroad will be pushed
with all possible speed. A blast was fired
last week which moved at the least calcula-
tion 5000 yards Of earth. ANGELO.
Newport, May l, 1882.
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List of Letters

Remaining in the P"stotiice at Corvallis
Benton County, Oregon, April 2S, 1882
Persons calling for the sams will please say
advertised:
LADIES LIST.
Patterson. Carrie. Eollhard, Ellen,
GENTS LINT.
Freel, VIM. HASTINGS. Frank,
Larkin, John., Madden Cyrus,
Nash, J. D., Woodworth, j. H.,
N Z RARBER z NJ
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CAMPAIGN II sATES.

In order t. place THE GAZETTE in the
hands of eyery person until after tie cleo
tiun, we i'll send it to any address for 20
cents until july 18th next,
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Twins.

On tho twelfth of this month, we learn,
that the wife of Mr.. Summer Read gave
birth to twin boys. Sumner IS doing as
we'll as could be expected un,ler the cir.
cunstauces.
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RmSssx.

The usual crowd Of hu'nbuss are going
through the county selling Eastern fruit
trees. Oregon nurseries furnish the best
trees. and should be patronizod by those not
wishing to be swind.ed.
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Steam Launch Mary Hail.

Will carry the United States Iaail passengers and
freight between Elk City and Newport, leaving New
week, arriving at Newport on Tuesday Thursday and
Saturday Of each week. This time will be changed
to daily trips socn. Special trips made when 70
quired.
mays r. A. BENSELL
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Found.

4 silk handkerchief on the sidewalk
during the late revival meeting in Corvallis.
The owner can have it By calling at A. J.
Langwesthy's cash store and paying for
this notice.
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Large Supply ef Saw LOGS.

Our fellow townsman Max Friendly, has
been successful in securing an unusual large
quantity of logs in his boom and Of an sx-
cellent quality. Look for his ad next week.
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onr Tlxtag cllnats.,

The climate of San Francisco aud vicinity
renders one liable to constant eslels, and =.
cold will certainly affect the kidneys H,
they are at all weak. Guard against these.
troubles by keeping Warmers Safe Kidney
and Liver Curs in your house or Office,
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arrested.

Some parties at Salem have been arrested
charged with stealing and carryin. away
pumps, campers stoves. and other movable
things of value from the fair grounds
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Pay up.

Parties iaiebte.i to the GAZETTE either
for subscription or Advertising Will please
settle up.
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NeN Office.

Our new printing Office, two doors north
Of August knights cabinet shop, is nearing
completion. 1t will probably be finished in
about week.
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Good Bargain.

The grounds including The lot fencsd, together
with stable barn ETC. Of the csmping ground on
Fred Olssons place for rent: everybody knew tho
locality as one OF the best au the Ysquina Bay
Address owner, J. A. OLSON.
le-l2ni3 Newport, Oregon !,
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I. o. o. r.

Valley Lodgs, Me- IL, X, Of P. meets eyery Non
day evening JAHEs BooIa. =. T.
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PscDucE PRICE CURRENT,
ghsat in Portland firm ut 1ss tole7I per GENITAL.
ow be fairly quoted here clear:

POr County $ErveyOr.
Tho undersigned, . resident Of Newport, Oregon.
hereby announces to the people Of Benton county
that lie will at the cop,nZ election an lndc-
pendent candidate for Cppnty Surveyor.
spr2sm2 C. L. SHAW.
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Friendship Iodge No II. A. o. Z. W., meets ars
E. B. McELRoY, u. W.
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NEW THIS WEEK.
FOR SALE.

Jersey Bull, coming three years old, hall bleed,
solid color dark fawn For price, apply to
maysm; R. H. HANSON, Corval1is>
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a. o. U. W.

Earnun, Lodge, No. :, l. o. o. F.. nnsets ever!
Tuesday evening. 7. {. ALEAANDEts, N u
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r. A. n.
K. OF P.

Ferguson Chapter, No. s. R. A. NJ, meets Thurs
day evening on or preceding full moon.
WALLACE BALDWIN, II. P.
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SOCIETIES.
A. z. AND A. n.

A. F. AND A. NJ.
Corvallis Lodge No. II. A. T. and A. NJ. meets or
Wednesday evening, on OF preceding full moon.
John kEESEE, W. u.
Rocky Lodgs, No. IS, A. r. and A. u, meets or
wednesday evening after full moon.
s. f. BELKNAP, W. n
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Chicago, May l.--Some time ago the
Indian department requested the military
to arrest Capt. Jack of the White river
| Utcs, who was in the vicinity of Fort Wash
axle. Wyoming. The arrest was made
| April 29th. Shortly after he attempted to
escape and fled to tepee near by, where he
secured a carbins and killed Sergeant Rich
| ard Caxey of the Sd cavalry. A mountain
| howitzer was then fred into the tepce kill
| ing Jack instantly. Capt Jack was a noto-
| rious leader in the Thornbergh and Meeker
massacrcs, and was a very dangerous and
bad Indian.
Morning journal and courier., 1882-02-03

huysen.
Morning journal and courier., 1882-02-03

Friday Morning. Feb. 3, 1882.
ANOTHER PERUVIAN SCHEME.

ANOIHER PERU WAN SCHE ME.
 The diplomatic correspondence concerning South American affairs which has been sent to the Senate deals with some magnificent schemes Among them is that of the ''So- ciete Generale de Credit Industrial ct Con- merciaI' of France. This company has been acting in accord with the European holders of the bonds of Peru. Its agents, Count Montferrant and Mir. Suarez, came to Wash ington flor the purpose of coming to an un- derstanding with Mir. Evarts in relation to the part to be taken by the United States in the financial or commercial arrangements which may be the consequence of the media ton of the United States government be- tween Chili and Peru" On January 20, 1S81 they urged upon the Secretary of State that the United States should interfere to prevent Chili from taking possession of the guano and nitrate deposits of Peru. They further submitted the proposition of the So- ciete Credit Industrial, which was an agree ment to pay Chili and Peru each e55O,O0 sterling per dnnunl for term of years to be agreed upon. This, they argued, would jus tify loan sufficient to cover the war indem- nity of four million pounds sterling demand ed by Chili, and leave both those countries sufficient surplus to meet all legitimate na- tional obligations The Credit Industrial at the same time would agree to arrange with the Peruvian bondholders for both principal and interest to the amount of forty-fve mill lion pounds sterling and make it unnecessary for the bondholders to look to Peru for pay ment. The Credit Industrial on their part would require Chili to surrender the con- uttered territory to Peru, subject to protec- torate of the United States government, the Credit Industrial to be granted the unob- structed right to ship from the deposits of guano and nitrate for the same term of years for which their contract might run. The Credit Industrial further agreed to pay annu- ally to the American Cable Company between Panama and Lima sixty thousand pounds sterling.
 These propositions, says the reliable Wash ington correspondent of the Boston 4d0eTtt- ser, were consistently urged upon the govern ment of the United States, through Secreta- " Evarts, up to the time of his leaving the State department. He, however, constantly declared that he did not think the time had come for the United States to interfere by force, as they were urged to do, and he would go no further than to call the matter to the attention of the United States minis ters in South America. After Mir. Evarts left the department the propositions were brought to the attention of Secretary Blaine, and the United States was again urged to in terfere to compel Chii to stop the war: and to prevent her from annexing Peruvian ter ritory. The documents sent to the Senate do not show that Mr. Bla;ne gave any encour- agement to the French company, and since he has left the department the same proposi- tions have been renewed with Mir Freling-