The Corvallis gazette. [volume] (Corvallis, Or.) 1862-1899, 1882-05-19
TELEGRAMS.

! eign missions opposing special missionary
work among Jews, they having been 81
scattered as to come under the influence O.
other missionaries.
New York, May l4.-The steamship
Neekar, from Bremen to-day, reports May
9th in latitude 42 deg, 45 min., longitude
46, having assed a steamer, bark rugged
red funnel, black top. in tow of three
masted schooner, steamer rugged. funne
white and black, stripes on top, steering
east and northwest. The two steamers
went along gaalantly with weather fine.
i Long Branch. N. j., May l4.-The strand.
ed steamship Piny will be complete wreck
before daylight. This morning she broke
apart just forward the smoke stack, and
listed a little off shore: Water rushed
through the gap with great violence, and
swept over her from stem to stern. The
main deck was soon partially torn off, and
the sea broke a hole in her starboard side
one hundred feet long. Partitions separa
ting cabins from the hold were broken
down by heavy seas that surged through the
shattered iron plates Of the vessel The
bagSage of passengers was taken ashore,
and tie captains Instruments also removed,
and cabin drawers cut open and all goods
possible taken ashore. The sea is still high
and the beach for several miles below the
wreck covered with coffee bags. carried out
of the vessel by the sea. Four boats and
large pieces of joiner work came ashore.
Thoee of the boats have large holes.
Little Rock, May l3-The GazcHs's Jack
sonport special says: A destructive over.
flow has visited this section. The water
stands 81 feet inches above low water
| mark and las fallen three inches. Not i,
! foot OF dry ground remains in town, exce.:t It
| I!atfprson xrl,ioh off. ,r,lS
to all stock the citizens possess. Quite
a number of families have been compelled
| to take refuge In the upper story>of store
houses. The whole country for miles
around is one sea of water, and damage to
crops and stock up i'll the thousands. A
large portion of Oil Trough and Big Bend
bottoms are under water, and damage to
the wheat crop is terrible The present
flood is the highest since 1867. If second
rise should come good bye to everytLing /"
The weather is clear with strong north
west wind and hopes are entertained tho
worst Is over.
The Gazette's Hot Springs special says:
| This locality has been Hooded with a forty
sight hours rain, beginning Monday. The
damage has affected railway and telegraphc
| lines and general traffic, and has rendered
Hot Springs literally isolated from the rest
| of the world. The damage by the overflow
of Hot Springs creek i'll the city alone can't
be estimated at less than $500 The
| rainfall extended for many miles around
| and still continues.
Eureka Springs. Ark, May IL Hon G.
c. WasilburI, eX member of congress and
| cx governor Of Wisconsin, died here at $50
this afternoon, Of paralysis and Eri. hit }
disease.
Cheyenne. Wy, May l3.-Articles of
| Incorporation of the Dakota, Wyoming &
Western railroad We're fled here to-day.
road frcin the eastern Wyoming line to Vel.
lowstone National park, AMI also branch
from Cheyenne north to intersect the maiu
road near Hot creek. Five hundred miles
is estimated as the length to be built in
Wyoming. Tie incorporators are VIM.
J. Nichols, Franklin H. Smith, Thos. II.
WagstaT and Austin Stevens. of New York,
Robert kennedy and Hector d. Mckay, Of
Denver. and Jas. HALEY, of Dakota. Cap
ital fixed at Sl2, SOC, coo.
Washington, May 1.-THE four judges
before whom the bill of exceptions iii the
Guitc,I case Was arsue,l were i'll consulta.
tion four hours on Saturday, trying to reach
d decision 1t is said they failed, ard the
court is equally divided and argument will
be ordered before ti,e judges. Another
consultation, however, will take place and
an effort he made to harmonic. the views of
the four judges and secure 3 decision ii
possl1:e.
lie chiet and Justice Hagner are report
ed OF the opinion that the exceptions should
be overraie,i. anI Justice Macarthur anl
james Lat they should be sustained. II
de- ision is not reached tomorrow re.a:ga-
| ment viii be ordered with Justice Wy.ie,
also upon the b nch, making five judges
Should the exceptions sas to jurisdiction be
sustaine |, a new trial would take place i'll
New Jersey. Guiteau's counsel there
would again raise the question of juris,lic-
ton upon the ground the ..ssault ;,,i:i death
must take place in the SAME jurisdiction i'll
order to ren ier the prisou=r legally amen
able.
Dublin, May l3 Police have found out
thu name of the man who drove the car con-
tanning the murderers. 1t is Rush.
Washington, May l5.-The Washinton
Post of Monday morning had the follow
ing positive statement: "Lhief Justice
Gan ter anil judges MaeArthur, II gner aud
James held consultations Saturday sum-
min. up arguments OF counsel in th. arpiica-
tion OF Guiteau for a reli ing. The CON
suit..tiun lasted four hours, aud was marked
Ly the most searching examination OF au-
thorities and most rigorous analysis OF
every point made i'll the arguments. The
judges were in thorough harmony ali
through, and in re,chin.; decision not fo:
one minute differing in the general steps py
which the decision was reached, aithou III,
Of course, sch judge hal Individual PIN
ions various points OF law and their ap-
plication. Decision will be announced Mas
I'D. The decision affirins senttnce OF cour,
below, OF course oTcrruling exceptions.
This disposes OF GuiUesa's last chance. lie
vii! be hanged June 80, lss2."
Washington, May i5.-Nsw York Her
a,Ts Washington special says: a srntls
nlan for some time resilient i'll Arizona. said
t., your correspondent this evenln,: Ii tic
secretary actually disirns the Indians lie
will Iut an end to ali Indian troubles
" neither lie will succeed in doing it Oh Ii
Ii III my opinion an open question. In
,lians AMI bad white n,eu all league together
e., defeat HIM Ii lie had p,wel to hi.n4
tra'lers who sell arms AMI ammunition to
In.li .l.s, that would hell, linn; but one thin.
is certain, ii he can ,iisarm Iadians On rcser
ratioEs he will save u good many lives of
white lien. women and children. In Ari-
iona Indians We're not only armed but bet
ter arm ii than troops last fall, and as they
hose their own time and places for ATTACK
they man.;sai to Aill a gosl inany people.
/ lie New ork Grantees Washington
special saecial says: Master Lucien Young
,,f the navy who desires to 90 to the Arcst,
regions under PROVISIONS OF the Ci.ikin's
bill. says hi. plan is entirely fca ibie an.
will ircuf special risk CT loss of lite
He has the opiEian of various Arctic tr '
e:ers that his plan IS tEe most feasible le
v.scd So i:.r, Ier s1ecrssfHi pensrration ni
5he polar fe.liis. He expects to find :, !