The Corvallis gazette. [volume] (Corvallis, Or.) 1862-1899, 1885-11-06
PACIFIC COAST

An Eaulishm III with Chinese wife and
six children arrived at 5 III Francisco by the
steamer 6 ,eic, fron H,n Kolg, on Frilay.
He attem tie | to bring his wife AMI ch'lren
ashore, but WAS stop. 'eJ by the customs au-
tho titles. He claimed to he ell route for
Vic 5aria, an WAS fore | to apply to the
Chinese consul for a transport certificate.
The gr,n jury at Seattle has been recon-
venel, anii there is mach speculation there
Is to the obj 60. It i statet tn vt certain
''letlers" of the soc tllel labor let tgue are
likely to b. ,,lictel AMI prosecuted unler
the c.i. rights law. The granl jury have
nunber of witnesses, who will swear as to
pers onal intimd ,tinn. Tn. treaty is con.
strue a equivalent to the law of the land:
S, th7 district attorney will hold, and eaci,
and every United States officer in the civil
service wi so enforce the aw Some start
ling developments IN ~ be expected 1T no
very distant day.
The Seattle jury in the case of the United
S ;.tes Il .ainst Perry B,yne, after being "ut
thirty minutes. returned a verdict of ''not
guilty" B,yne is ole OF the seven men
who were inli ted for murder in the tirst
lie lree twn Cinnamon having been killed re-
Gently at Sguak. There is great rejnicin :
over the rlict, anl the streets were filled
With people congratulatin. each 9th over
the sam4 Il is caim.l that the task of
acqui7in. the remaining Squak alleged
murder r., will he an eas, one.
Brads reefs m .rc1ntile agency reports
nnety-o lie fail u es III Pacific co sst STATES anl
territories i'll Or,ob +. Assets. $25S, GGG; H.
abilities, $50jOoJ Out of the total num-
ner of failures, California has seventy five,
,vas!,in 5Loa territory six, Oregon six, Ne
vaa two anil Ariz ma two.
What is pronounced by practical miners
to he the most promising tinl yet male i'll
the Colvlll. district are the discoveries of
w. B. Cable and K. W. Gibson, on the
Colu nina river, three miles ab,ve Six Mile
bar, in soil lin .sto cliffs. The lei ls- cnn-
t;,ins muses. of galeua and yellow an! green
chlarldes tn It characterize the Old D min
ion. The lie l. .e shows for 1900 feet The
pro .er. y has already been bonded hy R. W.
Chiissn, disc"verer of the Casa Grande dis
trict, Ariz ma. He il IS b,en in that district
but four weeks.
On the m 'rniny Of the thirl inst a party
in charge of Plul ,Inhr started from Cheney
to survey the line for railraal from Cheney
! to Farmn ston. IL Is thou ,ht that this
wo is heins urge on account of the i'm
lnense I'm 'uat of whe 1t now carried over
the . r. & NJ, wlch after the Construct
Hon. /. Meyer z ,lic,s took the o.h of
off,: rs governor OF Arizona list Td-sl "
evening. Chef Justi-e Howard almnis-
t. ng he oath.
A Taco NJ dispatch of the 3rl inst. says:
This being 5,,e tlms set for Chinese leavi ~.
at 9.3o A NJ, 1t Il signal given msuy hun
drel ciGize IS con gre "a ted, marching qu ly
along the Streets to Chinese houses request
ing the occupants to pack their goods and
! leave. The request was compile with. By
P. M the soois were puck |, Ioa tel On
,lrays and Chinese were marching alongside
loaded wagons, route To Likeview, nine
miles south of here. Chinese merchants
We're given time till morning to PACK theil
goods, the stores being allowed three assis
tai,ts there. One hundred and ninety seven
Chinese reached Lelleview, about 7 P. M.
and canped in vacant houses 1t is NJ,
known whether they will take the IN rain .
train for Portland but probably will
NJ my Chinese are walking south on tn,
r.i!ro vi trl.k. Citiz ,n5 sent out to III
Chinese provisions to last till morning. N,
troable occarrel, order prevail d, and every
thing was quietly consumnated. No harsh
language was usel during the proceedins
AM the Cinnamon quietly left. When tn,
present anti-Chinese excitement began here
six weeks ago there were 700 Cinnamon il
Tacoma