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The Corvallis gazette. [volume] (Corvallis, Or.) 1862-1899, 1885-11-13
Ee Skipped AWAY.

]. J. Vanata, the overcoat thief formerly
deputy U. S. marshal at McMinuvi,le,
who was last week held in the sum of 5000
bonds to appear before the grand jury, for
stealing overcoat, left for parts unknown
la t Sunday evening He first attempted
escape in small boat belonging to Mr.. G.
". Smith, the jeweler, but Mr. Smith by
means of gentle wor Is and a Winchester ri
l.. persuaded him to return he boat to its
urorings which he did after capsizing the
e and receiving thorough wetting. He
he's s'ar,ed up the river and was last seen
owing its meanderings, probably in
s rch f ,,nrther boat. We are informed
the following morning his trunk was
pped to Portland by an individual who
uses 90 live the address to which it was
ipped. Vauata is pretty well known
sr"ugh"ut the state and ii is quite likely
le wiz lie returned to Crvalis sooner or
,,ter.-Ll lter He was caEtur. at Indepen-
tence. AMI Iansnisheth i'll the county Jail ut
his place.
The Corvallis gazette. [volume] (Corvallis, Or.) 1862-1899, 1885-11-13

MARRIED.

LDRICH-MAXEY.- this city at the
Occidental Hotel, Tuesday morning, Nov.
10th, 1885. by Judge j. R. Bryson, Mr..
j. FL. Aldrich and Miss Lou Maxey, all
OF this county.
May they enjoy all the comforts of matri-
monial blessedness and have just enough
cloudy days to prepare them to better en-
Joy the sunshine along the highway OF life
The GAZETTE extends congratulations and
best wishes.
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Di3sollSion EoStca.

Notice is hereby given that the partnership
heretofore existing betw EN- NJ. A. Canaan
and John Gib.in is this lay by mutual con-
sent di solved, Mr. G''lin retiring, and M.
A. Canaan succeeding the late firm, who will
pay all debts of said firm. Accounts due
said firm may be paid to Mr. Gihlin or to
NJ. A. Canaan. M. A. CANAAN, "
JOHN GIBLIN. s.
Corvallis Or. Nov. 9Th 1855.
The Corvallis gazette. [volume] (Corvallis, Or.) 1862-1899, 1885-11-13

Job printing executed with neatness and
dispatch, and at the lowest living rates at
the GAZETTE office
Shiloh's Cure will Immediately relieve
Group, Whooping Cough and Bronchitis, !.
Get it at T. Graham's
Shiloh's Catarrh Remedy positive cure
fnr Catarrh. Diptheria, and Canker Mouth.
For sale by T. Graham.
Miss Sarah Jacobs celebrated her tt
birthday last Tuesday by giving Dime
and evening party. A cry pleasant tim.
was had.
Why will you cough when Shiloh's Cur
will give immediate relief Price 10 cts.
80 cts, and 81. Always for sale by 7. Gr;.
ha M.
| Marshal PygalI went to Portland We :
nesday Morning, having in charge an insli
vidual charged with giving liquor to i'll
dams.
Ii you have hogs to sell, call on N. Bae
sen, opposite the Exchange hotel. He
pay the highest market price for all the
nogs in Benton county.
For Dyspepsia and Liver Complaint, ynr
have printed guarantee ON every bottle o
Shiloh's Vitalizer. 1t never fails TO cure
Kept 'y T. Graham.
The O'egon Oracle, has ceased publica-
cation, and its subscribers will be supplied
with the new prohibition pap,r soon to be
published in Sam.
Jas. Ball, Of Newport; was in Corvallis
Wednesday night, and returned Thursday
morning with Chinaman charged with lar
ceny from dwelling d. ..s
The new school building at Albany will
be dedicated to-day at o'clock, p. m. Prof.
Campbell, of the Agricultural College, will
deliver the dedicatory address.
Are you made miserable by indigestion,
constipation, dizziness, loss of appetite,
yellow skin? Shiloh's Vitalizer is a positive
cure. For sale by T. Graham.
The steamer A. A. McCully ran ground
on bar about six miles ahnte Corvallis last
Tuesday evening, having in cargo about 1000
sacks of wheat from Harrisburg
The Rev. Geo. HI. Thayer, of Bourbon,
Ind, says: ''Bnth m. and wife owe our
lives to Shiloh's Consumption cure" Al
ways on han; at T. Grahaal's.
The late heavy rains have thoroughly
soaked the ground. raised The rire L good
boating stage, and the f,rmer an river
wlrehousemen are consequently happy.
Preaching It the I.th dist Episcopal
church in his city next Sunday morning
an l evening" by - Rev ]. T. Wolfe. The
theme of the evening discourse will be The
seen and the unseen" All are invited.
The Steamer ropsv will make daily trips
between Corvallis and = lbany, leaving here
at $50 a. n., and returning will leave AL
bany at p. M, making close connections
with trains. If the weather is pleasant
next Sunday an excursion trip will be made
to Albany and return.
Intended purchasers are invited to in
spect our stock of L,,ie< Winter Clnaks.
Skirts and Ho ieIy of whi ;h we have a full
assortment, also full line for Misses and
Childrens wear. S. L. KLINE, e.,
The enterprising photographer, Mr.. Par
fridge Of Portland, arrived yesterday, and
will remain one week Mr.. Partridge and
his operators have travelled extensively
through Oregon aud Washington Ter
where they are va" anl favnrab!y known
The Corvallis gazette. [volume] (Corvallis, Or.) 1862-1899, 1885-11-13
Fruit Drter.

Buy the Economy fruit drier at Woodcock
& BaIdwin's which utilities the heat on a
common cook stove, and enables the drier
to work when meals are being prepared on
the same stove. The price of the Machine
complete is only twenty dollars and will en-
able fruit raisers to save the fruit heretofore
wasted, without expense.
The Corvallis gazette. [volume] (Corvallis, Or.) 1862-1899, 1885-11-13
Closing out sale.

The closing out sale at G. H. Whitney 5
is attracting many buyers who are attracted
by the very low prices--a:tual cost for
goods. This is a genuine cl 'sing out sale
and as the stock is a well selected one and
first-class. the people should not fail to i'm
prove the opportunity ....
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BORN.

KORN.-In Portland, Wednesday, No
vember llth. 1885, to the wife of Chas.
KOhn. q son.
The little strangers grandfather, grand
mother, aunts and uncle in this city are liza
able to recover.
The Corvallis gazette. [volume] (Corvallis, Or.) 1862-1899, 1885-11-13
Tax Notice,

The delinquent city tax roll is now in the
hands of Marshal Pygall for collection, and
must he settlei within thirty days from date
of this notice. Tax payers will call at the
store of II. E. Harris for settlement. !'
Corvallir Or, n ov u, 1882 =.
The Corvallis gazette. [volume] (Corvallis, Or.) 1862-1899, 1885-11-13
Blankets! Blankets!

just received 40 pair fine white and color
ed blankets direct from the Ashlanl Mills.
They are first class goods and will be sold
at our usual low prices. Keep warm.
j. NJ NOLAN
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DIED.

PAUL--In this city. Wednesday nighr.
Nov. llth, 1855, Mrs. Lizzie Panl, aged
"a years; wife Of W. e. Paul
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SOCIE EIES

r. A. NJ.
fe, Susen Chapter, No, 8, B. A. NJ, meets Thurs
ay eye, ing preceding full moon.
W. c. CRAWFORD, H P
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exs All communications to the GAZETTE either on
business or for publication, to insure prompt atten-
zion should be addressed to the GAZETrE PU BLISH-
Nc HOUSE
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-08-29
>rnsn nnG Germany.


PARIS, August 29.-LQ FcaHcs
states that ali Spanish officers now on
furlough have been orlere, to rejoin
their regiments. The sam. paper l.
authority for the statement that several
large Spanish mercantile house, have
cancelled all their outstanding orders
for German goods.
PARIS. August -e.-l,i- lated that
the Emperor Of Germany. through q
feeling Of sympathy King Alfoa,o,
has made personal interference in orler
to obtain a prompt settlement Of the
Carolncs affair favorable to Spain.
Spanish merchants ami othec con-
>umcrs Of German products threaten
TO boycott all German goods. Firms
ID Wucrzberg and Elbc>leld have re
cciyed notice from commercial houses
in Spain seyerng business connections
with them.
PARIS. August 2S.-Nembcrs Of the
Spanish colony here are indIcnan 1t
Germany's occupying TIE Caro- ire
Islands, and protest against what they
call Germany usurpaii0n and per.idy.
MADRID. August 3..-Itis reported
;hat Spanish men-ofwar have arrived
AZ zap. the chief island Of the Caroline
group, and planted a Spanish flag, no
German vessels being in sight.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-08-29
OFFICERS SLAIN.
4 vERY MYSTERIOUS MURDER
Two Policeman OF Geneva, Illinois, Pound
shot TO Dcath-The Deed supposed TO Have
Been Douc by BuraIars.


Two Policeman Of Geneva, Illinois, Pound
shot TO Dcath-The Deed supposed TO Have
Been Donc by Buralars.
lBy telegraph 10 the Dispatch.l
CHICAGO, August ga mystic
Tious double murder was committed
about II o'clock last night at Geneva,
ILL.,, the victims being two OF the three
officers who constitute the police force
Of the town. The deed was committed
right in the centre Of that quiet place
near the courthouse. Some dozen
shots were heard by residents in the
neighbOrhood given in quick succession
at about midnight, but no one left
their bed to find out the cause Of the
turmoil, and it was reserved for a party
of merry-makers returning from PIC
mic at about o'clock to find the bodies
Of the murdered men and raise an
alarm. Officer McNott was found
dead with Oullet-hole in the
region Of his heart, his revolver.
with five Of its chambers emptiei.
lying near him. McNott lay At
the southeast corner Of the court
house. ano several rods away on the
sidewalk was found Officer Grant, also
with a bullet-hole in the breast. lie
was still breathing slightly, but was M
conscious, and the last lil'e-Sparks were
fast dying out. Re was taken home,
a few blocks distant, and died on the
way. There is as yet no clue to the
perpetrators Of the crime, but it Is sur-
missed that bOth officers died IN the
discharge Of their duty. There have
been several attempted burglaries in
the town Of late, the last one occurring
but night or two before. 1t supposed
that last night the officers discovered
burglars either at work or leaving the
scene Of their unlawful act, and that in
tie attempt to arrest them the officers,
being separated, the fatal shots were
fred by the thieves. Grants pistol
was found near his side, four chambers
being empty. Both Of the murdered
officers had excellent regulations. Both
leave large families. The possibility
that their death was due to a quarrel
between themselves is precluded by
tie fact that they were good friends
that they were seen late in the evening
in amicable Intercourse, and that their
bodies were found quite distance from
each other.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-08-29
TIC alleged FiIibusierinG EXDcJ'-
item.

lBy Telegraph to the Dspstch.l
KEY WEST, Fla. August Is
Very little is known here Of The l.li-
clustering expedition which is said to
have sailed from this port last night.
1t was reported that few men were
seen by some night-watchnan going to-
ward a small pier in the upper har-
Dor, accessible only to small boats,
carrying packages looking a. If
they contained carbincs. As usual,
the Spanish Consul has the best iufor-
nation, and he says that the schooner
Emma NJ. Fox, which was reporic a,
having sailed for Laguma, Mexico, took
perhaps fifteen or twenty Cubans from
small boats in the harbor, aad that
they have probably gone to Cuba. The
revenue cutter Dix was At Cedar Keys,
and there was 10 vessel here to scnd
in pursuit. The Dix will be here to-
morrow.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-08-29
TIE Irregularities or the Alabama
Court OF Claims.
IBy Telegraph 10 The Dispatch. / :

10y ttNsihPIl 10 the DlSpatch.l
WAsHINGT0N, August 2S.-Judge
Asa p. French. Of the Court Of Alabama
Claims, arrived in the city to-day. In
regard to the recent decision Of Comp
troller Durham Judge French said that
the question as to the right II the court
to employ necessary assistance was
considered when the old court was or
gained. and it was decided that they
had the authority. The new court was
modelled upon the old with the excep-
ticn only that there were three Judges
instead Of five. Secretary Fisk and
subsequently Secretary Frelinshnyser,
Comptroller Lawrence, and other oil
GERS having charge Of the accounts, d.
cided that the court haG right to en-
ploJ assistant counsel, clerks, etc.
Judge Creswell, special counsel. says
the question was thoroughly discussed
and the authority Of the court
conceded. 1t was impossible, no said,
for The court to DO otherwise than en-
'uloy an assistant to croSs-eXamlne Wit
nesses in various parts Of the country.
He says that Secretary Fish at one time
decided that the United States Minister
AZ the Hawaiin Islands could receive
fees from the court for services rendered
as special counsel.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-08-29
MILWAUKEE,
INV YORK COTTON Ft'TVKEs.
The Editor Gas Here.
Sew orleans Time,-nemocmt

NV ViI'hiH 'iiif~-i 'FUlV'fAN..
4 few years ago large number Of
railway passenger agents were congre-
gated at jacksonville. Florida. enleay-
orirg to secure business for their re-
spectyc roads, as the travel Of north
en tourists happened to be very large
that whit. While the passenger
agents were inics,lrg the hotels and
making things iirely and having q Jolly
time among themselves. the editor Of
one ot the Jacksonville papers came
out iu an editorial and called the pas
sergcr agent, bodN-,uatohcr,. and de-
cared that they were \ ma 'sncc, and
stated IN positive term, that they should
be hcpt away rom the dcp0ts by the
police. The article aroused the ire Of
the r.s>curer-wen. and they held
meeting AZ q hotel TO devise
WAYS end means to be avenged.
beau Campbell offered a motion, which
Was adopted. to appoint a committee to
be called ticIctracuOn committee, who
should call OBJ tie editor and compel
HIM 90 apologize. Nh. Campbell. 50
the .ohe goes. w, made chairman Of
the committee, and ~ company with
,e,c.aI other, started IN search of the
oa,c of the aou,ive paper. Aner
.omc difficulty the office vas found.
and ascending coapl, of 3 yh,s Of
dark. IIshcts stair, Mr.. Campbell and
B., committee entered room and dis
covered chm. ,an,umptiyc-looking
h.lc man seat,iata pine tablewrlting
as ihc lsht O. a Iirt. tall,w candle.
-. Arc YOU Tie editor and responsible
man of ths papcr.r SAID Campbell.
/ becoming ,,ry uo'l as he noted the
/ face that tlc editor Ns,a very liuiau-
/ u.c uau.
"l,-. ,.r. I'm Tie c.htor anil re-
-Iou... 'c u1u."
rNci. -Ir. il yol write til, ont
ts-,oG, aruclc:" lhanlcrcd Campbell.
a. Dee pat ON look Of terrible u.ce.
"le,. wrote that article" calmly
replied ,hc rail editor.
"IA.n. ..r. Wc demand th,t Won
aus'l.i.. am r.trt,t what Won have
said m.na.lY." s.I Campbell in
thrn1crr mauuc.
." never apologize" ropliel the
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-08-29


CINCINNATI, August ga con-
stable was sent out to Chester at noon
To-Day with warrant for the arrest Of
John l.. Sullivan on the charge OF being
about to engage in n contest com
monty called prize fight"
When the constable found Sullivan
snd notified him to appear before
Judge Huston, the pusilist started i'm
mcdiately to the city to comply with
the order. lie did not, however, ap-
pear in person before the court. but his
attorney appeared and gave bond III
sl.OUO in his behalf ~, 60 en-
gage in a prize fight. The other
statute against glove contests has sn
exception in the case Of public gymut-
Sums CT athletic clubs, snditiS claiMei
that this contest will be under the
auspices of the Chester Park Athletic
Club, recently formed. The general
feeling tonight is that there viii be no
further effort to interfere. Late this
afternoon, and after Sullivan's attorney
had given bond, Domiuick McCa.irey
came to the city, and going to the same
court gave 4 similar bonl, and then
returned TO The park.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-08-29
THE NATIONAL CAPITAL.
Mr.. KEILETS CASE, AGAIN.

Net Vet Resigned bat VIII Do So-Review
o. the tmbroslio Connected with His Ap-
poin,ment.
Thy telegraph 10 the Dispatch.l
WASHINGTON, August 2S.--Mr.
Kelley was st the State Department to-
day settling up his accounts. lie has
not yet resigned as United States Min
lister to Austria, but will do so. He
does not desire reappointment in the
diplomatic service. In fact. it was at
his own suggestion that he did not 20
TO Vienna when opposition was shown
to him, but returned TO this country.
Mr.. Keiley's appointment to public
service was first solicited by him
self. He was endorsed by the
entire Virginia delegation. The Presi-
dent appointed him as Minister
TO Italy; that Government sent
protest to the authorities here against
the appointment because of his speech
n number Of yesrS since at Richmond,
Va, sgainst Victor Emanuel. After
the presentation Of the protest BIZ.
Kelley Voluntarily resigned, saying he
did not wish to embarrass the Admin
iStraton. lie was then appointed Min
lister 70 Vienna. Within two days az
ter the appointment was announced the
Austrian Minister in this city init
mated that il would be " diSagreesble "
10 Mr.. and lIrS. Kelley to live in
Vienna. because the latter was JeHess.
Secretary Baysrd sent communication
TO the foreign representative, in which
he spoke only Of the complaint against
Mrs. Kelley. The letter was earnest
snd dienifed, taking the ground that
would naturally be taken against such
= complaint. Afterwards came q
Cshlcgram from Mr.. Lee, Charge d
Affairs at Vienna, saying that the Aus
tfian Government had refused 10 re-
Cciyc Mr.. Kelley, and bad declined to
give any reasons for its action. No
intimation of the cause has been
received here. There is a suspicion,
however, that the Italian Minister at
Vienna is the direct cause Of the Aus
TRAN Governments final action. The
question whether or not some one shall
be appointed United States Minister TO
Austria has not been considered by
either the President or the Secretary Of
State since the refusal Of Austria to
receive Mr.. Kelley.
The President has decided to re-
sppoint julius Stahel Consul-Gcneral
70 Shanghai. China. Mr.. Stahsl is now
in Washington on leave Of absence. lie
has been in the Consular service in
China ten or twelve years.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-08-29
The Armstrong Scandal Not Believed
I'm Atlanta.

Special telegram TO the Dispatch.
ATLANTA, Ga, August 2S.-The
story that Rev. DR.. J. 6. Armstrong.
rector Of st. Phillips church, had been
fourd drunk in a house Of ill-repu.e
in Cincinnati is not believed 10y mem-
bcrs Of his church. Two vcstrymon
left last night to investigate it. No
thing has been heard from them. The
Cincinnati Post this evening con-
tains over two columns ABOUT it. The
Enquire. has very little. 1t cannot be
positively said that it is DR.. Armstrong,
but several dispatches received here
would seem to substantate the story.
Mr.. Shook. a yestryman, said "Dr.
Armstrong is in Canada. ! know it.
It is blaokmail on the part Of the Gin
cinnati papers. There is no truth in
it,. Others 10 not agree with Mr..
Shook. The cityis stirred up over the
matter, and some say even if it IS Dr..
Armstrong it will never be known here
on account Of his connections.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-08-29
Snra:oga msce.

.bt ie.e-iaph TO iAc LEN. .H.l
SARAloGA.N.Y. y, Augg,t-s.--!'irit
rcc-tLrec quarters ol ami.c--eon by
Conkliug; Nora VI. second. Ne,ta tAird.
Time, ~.
Second race-ore mile and a fur
iong-Won by Giroila Nettic second.
Blanton third. Time, 1904.
Third ra,e-Onc mleand a quarter
won by L.mau; MoroGam second.
Aunt Alice third. Time, 2:lj.
fodrth race--oncmilc- Won by Ina
y. Huron second, Lady Of tie Lake
third. Time. LII.
Fifth race-three quarters Of mile
won by Talitha; Amber second, Car
rio Stewart third. Time. l:l14.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-08-29
FNccntinn ~ AIahama.

by telegraph 20 the Dispatch.
HUNTSVILLE. Ala, August Is
Charles Townsend, the negro who mar
dercd an old man named Freeman at
Madison, Madison county, about nine
miles from here, was hanged in The
county jail-yard this mornins at f.jo
O'Clock. Townsend entered the store
of Freeman on the evening Of Dcccm-
her q, 1854, and asked for a nickcts
worth Of peanuts. The oil man
stopped down to sct them on:
Of a barrel, and while in this
position Townsend procured az
axe. which he had in p convenient
place. and cruelty struck the old man
on the head. Not satisfied with this,
he struck him another blow, cut his
throat from ear to ear with duh knife.
and then robbed him. getting only -
Townsend, neck was broken by tn
DION.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-08-29
tnar@rd va, For-cry.


ElW ORLEANS. August 2N.-A. X.
lIei .cr-on 'color,t. prominent in the
day, IF reconstruction. and nov occu-
pug 'hc position ot United states col
hector # pensions for widows and or
HANS Of deceased colorel soldiers, was
arrested at Lake Providence to-day,
charged with forging the name of de-
ceased colcred widow 10 a pension claim
and forging the names Of witnesses
thereto.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-08-29
IarfhnuaIse rhorhn.

~ VH'-' 20 NC UIsPaIVu'I
PORT AZ PRINCE, August ID
business is dull, and in consequence
much misery prevails. A shock OF
ai,hquake was felt here on the 18th
ultimo. The Government will proba'
bly, release two imprisoned Enslshmea
owing to the attitude Of the English
war ships.
ST. KITS, August Is a shock Of
earthquake was fe here to-day.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-08-29

was held to-day at the Office of the
Consul-Gencral Of the United States
to discuss the adoption of further mea-
sures for the prevention Of the spread
OF smallpox. Representatives of the
Grand Trunk, Canadian Pacific, Cen
trail Vermont, and Boston and Montreal
Airline were present. II twas decided
to adopt every safeguard to confine the
contsgion to Montreal. Public reports
show the epidemic is rapidly abatlng.
Fifty cases of smallpox were reported
yesterday, but only nineteen were
verified.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-08-29
rostmastors Appointod.

~ y -TNTH 70 IITV III IHIf-TIsT
WAsHINGION, August 2N.-rhc
President has appointed the following
fouIth-class postmas,crs North Caro-
liua-kershaw. b. F. Perkins shiloh,
J. +. Duke; Holman'S Mills, W. T..
Cole; Morchoad City, Alvin 5. Willis.
The President also appointed the
following ourth-class postmastcrs in
Virginia Lewis A. Dunn. Mouth Of
East River: Mrs. Theodore Garland
Bowel, Marlborough; John $. Bah
iitt. Sussex Courthous; John n. Wise.
MluC~ui',: James W. Ciabourn,
Noi ban: james Morton, Brooke I;
William 4. Cunningham, Monterey.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-08-29

Louis Exhibition the relics Of the
6recly expedition, embracing every
thing lately at the New Orleans Exhl-
bitten, and in addition had taken
from the masthead of the Thetis the
crows rest from which the survivors
were discovered, which, together with
the steam launch used in their rescue,
will be sent to st. Louis.