The Corvallis gazette. [volume] (Corvallis, Or.) 1862-1899, 1882-03-24
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Louis.
MacLean, the queens assailant, has been
committed for high treason.
The Massachusetts, House of Representa-
tives is to be lighted by electricity.
An English thief on stolen horse was
captured by policeman on bl zee
The st. Louis exchange raised $4,000
for the sufferers by the foods in the south.
Cotton valued at over 81, 100000 was
cleared at Galveston Oh the lst for foreign |
ports.
The Wisconsin Legislature has repeated !
the famous arti treating law passed last |
winter.
During January and February 1865 |
emigr.,nts left Hamburg for the United |
States.
A bill is pending in the Maryland Legis- |
lature to punish wife -beaters by public
aosging.
It is estimated that the Northern Pacific
furnishes employment for 10000 men in
Montana.
At shooting s:fr~y =, Wright county
Md, three men were killed and several
| wounded.
The contract has been let for the con-
struction of college at McMinnville, Yam
| hill county. Standard.
There will be an ice factory in operation
| in Seattle by the middle OF May, with
| canacitv of four toms dai]y
| A London crank has chopped off the nose
of the statue of Queen Anne, and new
one will have to be pasted on.
| About 10000 acres on the Yakima re-
servation were sown in grain last year, the
yield being fully 400, 900 bushels.
The only saloon in Goldendale was
closed on the 10Th on account of the $1,000
license imposed by the town authorities.
The lower Columbia will be the scene of
great industry during the coming fishing
season. There are now 36 canneries on the
river
The Egyptian Ministry is said to favor
the maintenance of slavery, and wishes to
dismiss the agents appointed to stop the
traffic
The great fan in the St. Louis tunnel
commenced moving on the 18th and the
tunnel can now be freed from smoke in
three minutes.
The would be assassin MacLean has been
identified as man who last summer fire.
auented Windsor castle and acted in sus-
picious manner.
recently arrived at the City Of Mexico are
suffering from malignant disease of which
twenty died on the passage.
A recent deeisio of the Nebraska Su-
, preme Court has pronounced worthless
S42, COO of Sherman county bonds, which,
with the interest, relieves th:t county OF
500, 900 indebtedness. .....-
The examination of Lee Ne Sun and his
amiable spouse, 500 Lin. charged with
cruelty maltreating and wounding Chinese
, girl, have been held to appear before the
grand jury in $1,000 bail.
, Statesman: The remains of Russell Price,
:. the young man who was drowned at Eie
phant Rock, in the Santiam river, on the
18th of November, VI ere found 40 miles be
low, near Waterloo recently.
Wash Whitney of Clarkville, Ia, re
y marked in a saloon at that place, a few
| DAYS ago. that he was glad that Guitea'
r shot Garfield, whereupon he was promptl.
knocked down by a bystander.
v J. Lansing, lawyer of Eureka, Ne
vada, on the I'd inst. shot his wit
through the head, causing her death, ant
then delivered himself into the custod,
of the Sheriff of the county.-Daily Talk
u If the Gar dies uncrowned he canno
. sleep with his fathers in the imperial maus
l, oleum, and even while he lives there IS
:, certain sacredness which does not attacl
to his person until he has received the cor
onation blessing.
'e William Hes, who was indicted by tn
- grand jury for rape was arrested by Deput
ir Sheriff Dubois near Chehalem, Yamhi
,.. county. last week, was held to answer b'
-, fore the grand jury in the sum of $1,000.
n, DAILY Standard
The Recorder of Eln1ira, N. Y, ws
somewhat surprised last week by having
fr man who was arrested as common DRUM
10 ard pull out OF his pocket roll o. bill
he aud drafts amounting to $4,000 wit
:, which to pay fine of $5.
!, The rope with which convict dessende
from the window of his cell and escaped
Jackson. Mich, was made of small piec
Of tarred twine, taken from bundles
to slaves in the cooper shop. To gather
We material and form the rope required mont
w of ally hard work.
on Mrs. Adam Weaver, while crossing va
Won creek, near Canyonville on her
from church recently, fell from her hol
With two children Clutching child
zach hand the brave woman was tw
carried under the current but held 4
OOO to the children until rescued.
- Christian Herald: A 'yoter's Pledge
- now being circulated all over Polk cour
ans for signatures, pledging the signers not
ha vote for any man '.at the approaching el
-. +;an who uses or favors the use OF intox
zinc l;ouors" II ia being almost univ