The Corvallis gazette. [volume] (Corvallis, Or.) 1862-1899, 1882-01-27
TELEGRAMS.

TElEGRANS.
Chicago, Jan. pa delegation of promi-
nent residents of Dakota have been here to-
day, and left tonight for Washington to
urge the admission of southern Dakota as a
state All political parties and opinions
We're represented in the delegation, which
numbered IS.
Chicago, JAM 22-Times' Albany special:
Tom Ballard, counterfeiter, in the peniten-
tiary under 80 years sentence imposed by
U. S. Judge Wallace, offers to give the
government secret of making bank note
paper which will prevent all counterfeiting
of notes and bonds, if the government will
grant him pardon. \ nlovemet has been
started among prominent men here to-day
to secure Ballard's pardon.
New York, Jan. 2l.-The gold exporting
point is S4,S94. The advance in exchange
yesterday was caused by scarcity of COM
mercial bills, coupled with results of heavy
selling of American securities for foreign
accounts on bank books for gold shipments
in April. Bankers generally expect fall
III exchange.
New York, JAN 2l.-The secretary of
the New York produce exchange has re-
ceived letter from the secretary of the San
Francisco exchange stating that the latter
organization has adopted the system Of
selling wheat, corn and oats on call and
proposes to take further steps towards
facilitating speculation IN grain on the
Pacific coast.
A number of anti-machine republicans
are about to organize after the Brooklyn
Young Mems Republican Club pattern
Many I'D heads are leading the movement.
St. Louis. Jan. PA German farmer
named August Johanmyer living near
Rockville, on the Missouri. Kansas and
Texas railroad, about IS miles south of
Sedalia, Mo-, has been arrested charged
with attempting to derail and wreck the
special train upon which Jay Gould and
party were passing north towards Sedalia.
Chicago, Jan. 2l-The Tribune, which
has been particularly interested in the anti
mormon meeting, to be held here Monday,
has two columns of responses this morning
from all parts of the country, showing that
there is strong sympathy with the move
ment, and that in all large cities simi' lar
meetings will be held.
New Orleans. Jan. 2l.-At a reunion Of
the association of the army of northern
Virginia to- night, Jefferson Davis made a
| was not lost but only sleeping. Abiding
to the stirring events of the late war in
| which those before him participated, he
| said, ''You have done your duty IN the
past and may God spare you to do it in the
| future should ever necessity again arise.
New York, Jan. 2l-Times' says expert
accountants from the treasury department
| at Washington who have been engaged III
official count of the wealth slowed away il
the sub treasury building have flushed
their labors. They found correct to 6
penny the report made by General Hill
| house on December 3lst last, when he re
tired from the position of assistant treasurer
of the United States. The grand total il
about $SS, 100000.
Washington, Jan. 2l.-The senat.
pension commissioners unanimously agreed
to report a bill granting Mrs Lincoln SIS,
600 cash, available money. and increasin:
her pension to $4,000 per annum.
Tucson, Jan. 2I-The Arizona Dali,
journal suspended publication this morning
Victoria, Jan. pa heavy southeaste
has prevailed all day. In the afternoon
steamer tried to take four large camels out
side for the purpose of attaching them t.
the wrecked bark Twenty-first of May
On the way out they went adrift and wer
smashed to pieces on the rocks.
New York, Jan. 2l-The Telegram
London cable says: Our correspondent a
Ragusa sends dispatch respecting tn
insurrection which has broken out aSains
Austrian rule in Herzegovina. He says
Herzegovina has risen. The force of tn
insurrection lies in the district which wa
the scene of the first uprising against th
Turks in 1875. Insurgeut corps are form
ing in the mountains. The warlike ella
of Zuebi, on the borders of krivoscia, hav
burned their homestcads and joined th
insurgents under a well known guerlll
chief Vulkalavich, and villagers ON the Hel
zegovinian frontier near Ragusa are follow
ing their example. The rising seems
have been simultaneously planned, and
not without organization. The insurgen1
do not lack resources and are receivin
about seven pence and half pound of flor
daily. The orthodox Mohammedan popl
lation is fraternizing with the insurgen
and the Mohammedan gendarmerie is d.
serting en- masse. The national camps al
naturally taking them in with their arm
and accoutrements SO thoughtfully di
tributed among them by the Austrian
Even in the Catholic districts of Pozonoth
the well known chief, Mussish, is reporte
to have made his appearance.
On the whole the Mohammedan elemel
prevails among the insurgents. serio'
engagement was fought between Gatshe ar
Bilch, the result of which Austrians a
endeavoring to conceal. 1t is reported the
were repulsed.
Childers, English secretary of state f
the war department, says the governmel
intends to pursue unfinchingly its Iri'
policy.
Little Rock. Jan. Enlightenment is @
the increase in Choctaw nation in regard
| the bill passed by the council granting
right of way through their domain to Il
, st. Louis and San Francisco railway. II
Cherokees are also loudly protesting again
:, the passage of the bill, and both urge
+. thorough Investigation by Congress befoi
anv steps are taken in the matter. II
Tahlequah Advocate, organ of the Choctay
says that it is downright swindle: and
- is very patent to every reasonable beil
that it was a gigantic fraud perpetrat'
upon the more ignorant class of Choctay
by connivance of the more corrupt amol
them.
Little Rock, Jan. 2O.-Leading repub
: cans from different sections have been
consultation during the week past, discus
4 ing the political condition of the state, al
: the prospective course to be taken in t.
v campaign. The question of thorough
:. organizing vigorous and aggressive cal
paign with complete ticket from govern
' to township constable was formally discus
: ed The enthusiastically prevalent sen
s ment was, that old times, men with RECORD