The Corvallis gazette. [volume] (Corvallis, Or.) 1862-1899, 1882-05-05
TELEaRAMS.

through the mails> Fortunately the dan
| gerous character of the packages was dis
covered en- route to the postofiics station
and probable loss titus prevented.
New York, April 30.--Early this morn
ing J,hn A. Davenport. $40 East Nine.
tesnth street, visited police headquarters
cirrying with him an internal machins
| similar to those sent VIM II. Vanderbilt
and Cyrus w. Field yesterday, and evident
\ y prepared by the same person. It had
been placed in the hallway of Davsnport's
house last night and exploded ct 10 o'clock,
setting lire to the door mating, but doing
no damage. The intention evidently was
| to set fire to the house. The masline was
| cigar box bound with wire, and contained
| cotton. which was set on fire by an explo-
| slve, the powder being i..nitsl by fuse.
There was just sufficient powder to shatter
| the box and ignite the cstton.
Chicago, April 3o-Tr.5ane stlitsrial ::
The Democratic aul independent newspa-
pers of New York city have assaiisd Blaine
for his conduct before the foreign affairs
committee with fsrocity which can only
re inspired by bafilsd rage and hats. Some
newspaper comments are disgract.ful to their
! authors. They are founded ON studious
| Misrepresentation OF what took place They
are not supported by the facts Blaine's
vindication after all must be found in the
| very faitlfu! and accurate stenoor,pb;c r,.
ports sent by the Associated Press. They
| nave not oeen 1ampersd with a. ofaclal
| repor's nave neeh ny 1he shltty anu nn'
scrupuio"s Belmont. 1t VIII he Impossible
f'r any candid reader to find in the full
| a count of proceedings certified to as cor
rect ly witnesses one unparli,mentary ex-
| preston Or ungentemanly word that fell
| from MIR. Bia.ne's lips, yet the hostile press
OF We" YORK; regardless OF the reintaslon
"i 'ne eaiutinies contained IN thar dis,
Patenes ir"ih ":'y 10 oay, nave oeen III Inil
cry "lter MN sihce eEe investigation DeSan.
| never was PGhiic man 80 perslstentiy
ied aoout as ne mas oeeii In TINS case. 1t Is
.ihPoss'p;e 70 a'ol1 tne conclusion that
| s,lelr nance Is cause,i by tue aisappoihtmeLs
'ney leei IN hndlhg ms testimony com
pee v'noicatioh oI TIE polcy OF Harneid
administration. and SO severe condem,
nation OF the tlmorous time-serHlng and
unmerciiul poicy:
Two thousand three hundred and ninety
nine emigrants have arrived by eantern
r"a.ts ,Ee Fass Week. at IhicaSo, ana loou
the arrivals went to tie nortbwesteen
state.
arrived at Baltimore, from Bremen on Sat.
nrhay. ard immediately lett Tor the western
states.
Tombstone. April so.-Sorphum Smith.
James Finley and Hurry Clifford have lust
| arrived conveying the Intelligence that T.
J. Fiorney, James Laubley and Jack Fife
were badly wounded. Between SO and IS
| Indians attacked their camp in the morning
killing two and wounding five. who man.
,ceJ +, hide ,lo,r the b.nsb until tho s.va.
res retreated About sixty men are EN-.
nluved in the v;cini.sr Int oplv those
named v,era ,,resent at The time. i'he In
dams stole ten m,,les and burned the cabin.
Sulphur SpYing valley is one mass of flames
and all rai,ches are iurned including that
of Countr Tressur.r Dunhar Forty sir head
of horses BELONGING To men employed At
CInte,s c.,nn Isvs Jaf.. Much annyabep.
si'n - 's.s .nr the salety OF lah1ilies III ens
y. ~ 80, '" On I,,.'
M ~, A"Lh %. "o nc: &C..
- ~ ih''1''A' ~ Di"s"o LII III '''n' S"'-
~ n ""s nea" neo ~,
'."H's ..'Ne "o''oAi e'n' i"'Ne eo'hp"' Va Wa
"h'eers.
Virginia CITY. ArriI 2,-Dur.ne tho
w.el Union extracte E-e MS of ore and
| s mt to the mi Ia go as: bullion in the
lie. SI4.3 396.
~, 49,,
OMana' may me sn'ro res'msns
to proceed by rail immediately D ming
i N. NJ, to participate in the eanpaian
against hostile Apaches III. tourth in.
| fantry regiment il under orders All will
| 20 forward in a lav or trv, Fonr com.
| panies of the third cavalry at Chevenne
two at Fort Steele and one at Fort Sanders
! take me y. r. TO DenSer tomorrow ana
i!''h 'nele f'oeeeu ny s"ii ~ incl, sre'ihH
| uon. Two COMPANIES from Iort Mchihney
! "nu Two companies lfoih roT' "ashaNIe
VIII niarch 10 fhe raiir"aa as soon as POS
| 7th infantry at Fort Smelling, MINI, and
| lst infantry, now in Texas, are also under
orders to proceed to the scene of the Apacl q
| troubles.
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 carfins and Killed Sergeant Rich-
| ard ca*ey OF the 81 cavalry. mountain ~
| hoWltzer was then iired into the tepee KILL
| ing JACK instantly. Capt Jack was noto-
rlous leader IN the lhorhbersh ana Meeker
massacres, and was very dangerous and
bad Indian.
| Cheyeane, Wv, Nav 1.-The Sd cavalry,
under Col Brackett, consisting of twel, Q
| companies, leave Wyoming tomorrow fer
the Indian war in Arizona. Special di.S
patches say it is probable that the White
| river Utes will create trouble over the kill