The Corvallis gazette. [volume] (Corvallis, Or.) 1862-1899, 1882-02-03
TElEeRAMs.

TElEcRAhS.
| New York. JAM 28.-The Mineral Greek
mine of Arizona was sold in the exchange
sales rooms to-day to Samuel Turk Of New
| York for SID, 900.
Washington, Jan. 29.-The secretary ol
| the interior has transmitted to congress the
| report of the government directors of the
Union Pacific r. X, Co. for 1881. The
directors claim enormous benefits have re-
suited in the west from the completion of
the road in developing its latent resources.
The local earnings of the company are said
| to be ninety per cent, of its surplus earn.
ings, while at the beginning of its operations
through freights represented seventy per
cent. of the earnings.
Washington, Jan. 29.-The Sunday Ga
zette, independent and anti.inunopoly
journal, contained well considered editor.
ial to-day on the Chinese question, in which
the evils of unrestricted mongolian immi-
grafton are clearly stated, and various
eastern sentimental objections to any legal
lied exclusion of Chinese are forcibly ans
wered. Referring to the proposition now
pending in congress to suspend immigration
of Chinese laborers for term of twenty
years, the Gazette says: 1--WE earnestly
hope in the true interest of our civilization
that the measure MAY speedily become a law
and then it will be enforced to the full ex-
tent of its intent.
Washington, Jan. 2s.-Fice President
Davis entertained at dinner this evening
Postmaster General Howe, ex-Secretary
Blaine, Speaker Keifer, Chief Justice Waite,
Associate Justice Gray. and Senators Alli-
son, Bayard, Dawes, Ferry, Beck, Cockrell,
Aldrich, Camden, Blair, Farley, Mcdonald
and Butler.
As an indication of how little weight is
attached by prosecution to the motion of
Scoville for new trial, District Attorney
Corkhill remarked to-day before number
of gentlemen that Guiteau will undoubtedly
be sentenced and as surely executed not
later than June 10th.
Montreal, Jan. 2o.-The National Club,
composed of young French canadians affili-
ated with the liberal party, unanimously
passed resolutions in favor of the full in
dependence of Can ida, and asking the liber-
al party to make that the principal plank
in their platform.
New York. Jan. 2s.-The Worlds Lon
don cable: The persecution of the Jews in
Russia continues to awaken the deepest
SyMp0tuy AAolip ali GLASSES mere ana TO pro-
xoxe s.n s'fons ieehhs asalns1 nass'a. uiaa-
pUss;a, .,orar,,,s,+ ~ s.unr,o.l., eo,dI "Isn .I
When 1bs bastard and rnoners, ,,onnia.;on
of Rnioar;, was hadIv +ra,ted +be nran,;sr
m,de sii E,ror., r;1,., rS;th Jen,ro;,t;on -
tb.. nnsrsaL III. TT hut ha a,.s rot =,
power then. The Rothschilds and other
powerful Jewish families are raising q fund
for the emigration of Russian Jews to the
United States, but they cannot do much
without active aid from the government,
and this Gladstone declines to give them.
aan.s;.a an. s ~ aa.noiea .no "ppIa " p1 sh
L. e. -: ,; P:t:I:y
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netratsJ ,,on ths ,,,sb.,,,,s, ,,er.,Iss .ra -
pressea ,9 ~ M she nai.a eensolsnip, oae .ne
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.es sao'ITSeu Ts w sne 'iest !. e..sHi' I ~uo
w. US a:, ez, "no 10 sA'u " oe per:
powerless All his time IS devoted to pro.
Vldlng Tor his own s.fety, and his chief
officers prefer that the peasants should
murder the Jews rather tnan dlg dynamite
mines. 1t IS stated Oh goad authority that
German residents IN Russia are also being
and that when the jews are
OF the peasants Will make short
work OF Bismarcks copatrIots.
New York Ian. 26-Ionion .,ec;a,.
III. ,,r..t I,-e,alsncs -f s.,rls+ fsy.- r. ~
f..b;onabIa n,rts of + ,on5on bao;ns r, exc;te
alarm The mansion, Of th, r3cb anns.r To
la ,,o-, ,,;yen to ,l+.ck +h,n tba jr.II;,,.
of the moor D;nbther;a of a fatal cbara,ter
i. nnnsualIv riff
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Madrid. Jan. 29.-Bishop Manoqne last
night presided ut a very large meeting ut
Piper's opera house, at which Healy, tie
Irish patriot, spoke in favor of the cause of
the national Irish league.
.Jo,d,, I,n oa-s;~ M,r,n,, sldsrs
b.id AN or.n .;r n,aet;na ~ K;nas c..
vs.tsrd,, The ,neet;n9 ,y.s hroIen mn hv
> I..s ~ .,,La St.a.J ~ ~! =!
Dubl;n Ian os-Tweptv arrests have
been made and number of treasonatle
naners found bv the military and nolice. in
County GALWAY.
Washington, JAN 2S.-This afternoon
Scoville filed in the supreme court of the
District of Columbia papers upon which he
bases his motion or motions for a new trial
In general terms the papers filed in support
of his motions are the prisoners affidavit,
of Frederick H. Snyder as to finding
of newspaper in the room occupied by
the jury under circumstances indicating
that it had been read by the jury, the ati-
davit of j. w. Guiteau that he is acquainted
with the signatures Of five jurors whose
names are written ON the margin of news
paper said to have been seen by the jury,
and that he has seen them write their
names and believes the writing ON said
to have been made by the jurors
named. The last affidavit is by Mr.. Sco-