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The Corvallis gazette. [volume] (Corvallis, Or.) 1862-1899, 1885-06-12

Group, who 'pina cough and hronchiti
immediately "eisvej by Shiioh's Curs.
For sale 1T 7. Grtham's.
Shi!oh's Cough am! Consumption Cur IS
so!A by us ON guarantees 1t cures con-
sumption. For sale Vt. Graham.
Shiloh's VItal:zer is what you need for
Consumption, Loss of Appetite, Dizziness,
and all symptoms of Dyspepsia. Price 10
md IS cents per bottle. For sale at Z.
,iraham's.
VIII you suffer with ;lispepsia and Liver
omplaint? Shiioh's Vi.alizer IS guaran-
Led to cure you. For sale at T. Graham's.
Sleepless nights, made miserable by that
terrible cough. Shiioh's Cure is the remedy
Cor you. For sale l.y T. Graham.
That hacking congh can be so quickly
cured by >;hiloh:s Cure. We guar.tntae it.
For sale at I. Grabam's. E
For lame back, side or chest, use Shiloh 5
Porous Plaster. Price 25 cents. For sale
at I. Graham's.
Catarrh Cured, health and sweet breath
secured, by Shiioh's Cstarrh Remedy.
Price so cents. Nasal injector free. For
sale by T. Graham.
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Earn! IJr SGla.

A farm consisting Of 4S0 acres of lan.i,
saited for farming and stock raising, and
situated i'll Lane comfy, Oregon, together
with stock, such as horses, cattle, consisting
,f No. l mich COWS, one. two and three
year olds, a small band of fine gradei sheep,
and hogs; also farming implements, all the!
IRE necessary On the place, i'll good repair,
seed and fe-,l, all of which will be sold at t
bargain. The quality of the soil is excel
lent; adapted to all kinds of cereals. hops,
fruits aul vesetab es, AMI with plenty of
out range for stock. For further informa.
tior and price and terms of sale, inquire at
the GAZETTE office.
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WASHINGTON NEWS.
DEMOCRATS DIsGUITED WITH BzECHER' AP-
POTNTMENT.

DEMOCRATS DIsGUirED WITH BzEcHER':; AP-
PoTNTMENT.
WASHINGTON Jrne 6.--TAe st reports
that the appointment of Captain II. f.
Beecher, son of Rev. Henry ri Beacher.
rs collector of customs for the Puget sound
district. is not pleasing to democrats of the
northwest Judge Kuhn. of Port Town
send. was indorsed for appointment by dem
ocrats generally of w hin4ton territory.
and also by leading party men of Oregon.
Kuhn is all old time democrat, and has beel,
a leading spirit in the parry in the north
west. He is a member of the national COM
nittee from Washington territory, and has
been an 'ndefatigabIe worker for his party.
He was backed by democrats, while Bsecher
was supported by mug wumps. Leading
democrats of Washington territn have
said that the appnntnent OF neec!ier would
denoraii2e the democracy of the northwest;
that Beecher was never ANYTHING but re-
publican, and does not now profess to he
democrat; and that to set aside an old party
veteran like Kuhn for a man who does not
even profess to belong to the party would
disgust The democrats of Washington and
Oregon. Such representations by promi-
nsnt Washington territory democrats in
ducel leading members of Congress Of that
part to unite in advising the appointment
of Kuhn. 1t was charged by democrats,
and they rei.erate it now, that B,ecl e'
based his claim solely upon the ,ca his
father has rendered G. .re'and.
MONUMENT STRUCK BY LIGHr.'ITG.
WA,RINGToN, June S-Examinations nr
Tasnt. :yyton monument this marning cor
firm the report that the capet me has been
by lightning A break was mHde
by lightning the norheast corner OF the
and four fragments fell to the
ground, where they Were found to-day near
!y forty feet from the base of the monu-
.uent. ,
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THE WHEAT SHORTAGE.

COLUMBUS, Ohio, June 9.-The state hoar1
of agriculture, from official and private dis
patches received from the principal wheat
states, estimates the probable shortage al
$50, 800, 600 bushels, as compared a five
years average. OF this. shortage lis, 600.
900 is found in six great winter wheat states
Ohio, Indiana, Illinois, Missouri, Kansas
and California, which on a five years aver
age yield POS, 900, 900 bushels. As compar-
Ell with last year the shortage is over 22O.-
600, 900 bushels
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E3-Mf: F1-2 Fs;1LiGATi5N.

IstII't OIICc aV Vt-t5V.I tIVV, N'Iet,V!T
Arrii "a 1857.
Notice is iaraby given { mt tac foiiowing-nai.ei
s5ttlcr has filed iiotice OF hi, intention 10 make final
proof in support of his cain. ard that said proof
will be male bsfore the -"unty Clerk, "f Bent
c"1nty, az CORVALLIS, creg;r, on Monday. June sch
1888, viz: ta:nts F-a ;!in, ;."'lesteAl entry 20.
$40 for the " o: L. IL an;l $. IL o: n T. IL
See 80, T. Y, S. II. 8 ".
He names t'ie to".';ng witnesses to prove his
tnuous residence UPON, aud cultivation OF, said land
liz: David King. of Corvallis, Frank spencer, Icta-
.'od Hen;I!,. ami William S1eu:er, ef Fail matt, ali
Dunt0n county Oregon
a2-l75w !. + DAaI,;, Rcgi~tcr
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Land Office at Oregon City, Oregon,
May L, 1875.
Notice is h are5y given that the following named
settler has flied notice OF his intention to make ina!
,roof in support ne his cialm and that said proof
viii be made before the County Judge OF County
Cler!, of Benton county, at Corvallis. Oregon, on
SATURDAY, JUAY %, 1875,
viz; Matthew aelly Homestead intry No. 4437, for
She w. CT S Z. IL and Z. 1-2 of :. ". IL of Sec
81 T. 10, S. 4. T. W. He names the following wit
nesses to prove his con inuous re aence upon. and
cultivation Of saiu land, vz: Joseph Wood, Joseph
s;asgs, ,Mcrgar ii. Savage and Royal Shags all of
Summit, 3o,I.on COUNT Cregon.
L. T. BARl,I, Register.
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AD.s:-.,.',s2T.asE5.2,s' M3TlCE.

In the County Col:t Of the state Of Oregon for the
county OF Bcn;,r.
N the ma3tar o. tn, estate OF
John Stew.rt. iterat ,rl
Notice is hereby given t:.at the undersis icd Mary
Stewart and F. M.-JoAnson have neen duh appoint
ed administrators oi the estate of John Stewart de-
ceased, b. tie oun.y Court of the STATE Of Oregon
for the of j. uspn sting for the transaction
o; fr 'bae US res.
All persons .,a2inc cl.,ils against sad estate VIII
present the2' vita tnen properly verified wiyiG siA
months from She tte of ttl noti:o 4 such I'D
,,iastra.o>;, o,i:4 oi f Il Nons son at Cor
Wallis OREGON.
MA5Y STEWART and f ". JOHNSON,
Administrator OF tie estat- o. john Stewart deceased.
Dated at Corvli. Or, April 18th 1885.
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ECREIG, r.
EARTHQUAKE SHOCKS coNTTHuE.

LONDON, June 7.-Earthquake shocks a
Serinagu" and other points in the vale o
Cashmere continue at intervals ;sveraeiIs
three hours IN length. Whole villages hav,
been engulfed, and terrible subterraneal
noises are heard, driving the people franti,
with fear. The horrors of approaching fam
inc are aided TO the other results of the dis
5sster, as many thousand bushels Of grain il
storage have been swallowed mp in the
chasns which are constantly opening.
THE AGREEMENT UNSIGNED.
LONDON, June G.-The Pail Mall Gazette
contains an article which is apparently in.
spired by NJ, Lesser, OF the Russian section
of the Afghan boundary commission. The
article admits that the settlement of mat
tiers in ,li5pute with Russia is still unsigned
and attributes the p esent delay to The hair
splitting or quihblins of Granville. The ar
ticle, more in tones of anSer than frmness,
wants the earl not to carry his di,atory
game zoo far, for it nj 3at becone LANCER
oIs.
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THE AGREEMENT UNSIGNED.


MADRID, June The death rate from
cholera i'll Valencia has doubled. The peo-
pie are alarmed and are fleeing from the in
fected districts. Notwithstanding reports
to the contrary, it is now absolutely assert
ed that there is no genuine cholera in Md
rl '.'::.- mayor Of VI ':tril has issued pro
clam .tion, ordering sanitary measures il
stables, houses, etc, enjoinins cleanliness
in streets and houses, and oiiarins gr"tuit-
Gus ANALYSIS cf suspicious food.
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TIE EFsULTs-All persons feeling dull
and depressed or perhaps feverish, wi j 10
lppetit., energy. the system ciog=ed.
the Liver torpid, the Bowles inactive. who
are wondering how to find relief, SHOULD
purchase a fifty cent or dollar bottle of
syrup of Figs, read the circular around the
bottle, follow the directions, taking 4 few
loses of this pleasant remedy and be restored
TO health anl happiness. ilt,may Be had OF
Allen & Woodward
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A DEMOCRATIC FIGHT ENDED.

CuIcAGo, june 9.-The president tn-t'ay
appointed Frederick II. Marsh Unitei
States marshal for tie northern district vi
Illinois. This ends a big fight. A certain
element of the democratic party was urging
4 local applicant named McGaris!e for the
place, and using very strong efforts in his
, ehaif. Marsh is not n resident of this city
and is very highly recommended.
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EHDIcoTr COMING TO PORTLAND.

ST. PAUL, June Civilian Entlicott Of
Boston, and other heavy holders of stock of
the Oregon Railway and Navigation com
pauy, passed through en- route to Portland,
TO attend the meeting there Monday, Il is
understood hero that the lease to the North
ern Pacific will not he made, as tie laws oF
!Fregon do not authorize it Close traffic ar
rangements may be made or provi le | tor at
the meeting.
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MONUMENT STRUCK BY LIGHr.;IEG.
PEGIEIJ EOAS Z.
SHAD COMING.

U@ATIii.A. June 9-The tSh commissions
ers' Gu. containing slali for TIE " ilamette.
passe,! here at $50. 1t has been delayed
Oh the Galla:in by bridge washing away.
fish to the number of half 4 million will be
deposited! in the river directly tne train ar
rives, as they have been longer on The roa;!
than sh I'd ever were before After depnsit-
ing the fish the car will proceed to Puget
Sound for clans. tn hc plante' east.
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THE IRON WORKERS STRIKE.

PTTTsBURG, June 9.-New developments
in the IRON strike to-day Were all favorable
to the strikers. Two more firms have sign-
ed the scale, and the Si 20 mi in this city
which were started with non-union III yes
terday, are Idle to-day, the firm not being
allie to secure enough men l, keep them in
operation. The Etna mills, which the
owners confidently expected to have running
non-union this week, are till closed down
hut it is ciamad vii! be in operation to-
morrow. Additional signatures to the am
algamated SC le were the STANDARD Iron and
Nail Co., of Clifton, West Virgini employ :
ing SEQ men, and tie Reeves IRON Co., of
Canal Dover, Clio, employing forty men.
So far this week four firms have signed the
scale , and the strikers are gre tly encour-
aged.
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SPRINGFIELD. ILL.,, June 9.-The June
crop report, issued to-day, estimates that the
yield Of wheat in Illinois this year will be
less than 10000. 600 bushels. compared with
32, eco, 000 bushels last year.
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TIE CHOLERA EPIDEMIC.

MADRID, June 9.-Despite the repeated
denials of the authorities, it is known that
there have been eleven cases OF Z sist tic chol-
era in this city, and two deaths from that
disease Cholera has also broken out in
Ca$tellon de ia P!Gna, Where there have
been fourteen eases.
MADRID, June 8. Special wards in the
hospital have heen assigned for suspected
cases of ,saoiara The+s,t 5!io-ities aEe YisiI
ing the poorer quarters of the city and at
tending to the tlis;nfaction Of houses. YES
sells from Valencia are subjected to three
days quarantine at other Spanish ports.
France, Italy anil Germany quarantine
! vesaes from Vale icia.
There were eight suspected eases Of cholera
repo:5e'l here to-day. There was also
, nor tha5 four deaths ila,l occu. rd from the
same disease.
In the cortcs I,o!,raro p ''',e3o, n<..ister
Of the interior, made statement whic!:
confirmed the truth of the report of the out
breal, choler, in Valeria. He denied, how
ever. that any authenticated cases of chol-
era had vet appeared in Madrid. The gov
ernneut, sud the minister, would re-adopt
extraordinary precautionary measures taken
during the outbreaks of the disease III 1851,
when it ereted lazarettos and established
cordons of troops. for the purpose of isola' :
ing districts infected
MADRID, June 8, The civil guards have
evacuated their barracks, owing to the break
ing oat OF chD.era. OF four cases in the
barracks, three prnvel fatal. The men are
now eneamped on the outskirts of the city.
Measures are bling taken thoroughly to
fu,ngate and tlisiufuct tine barrack; also al
private houses in which cholera has male
an appearance. There were seven fresh
cases in Valencia yesterday. All persons
arriving in Valencia by SEA are subjected to
three days observation, anl all wishing to
leave the city must show properly attested
certificates Of good health. Those arriving
from towns where there. are cholera cases
are promptly sent to lazoTettos.
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NEWSPAPER CHANGE.

-AsTo21A, June 3D.. C. ireland has to-
day SOLD bis interest in the publishing ana:
printing business 80 his rartn,r. f. ".
B..ltes, and has !nus sh5 ;ae Y.nlis;M Re:s,rt-
er from :inyd,r Bros. & Conner.
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AN .wHISHEY DECISION.

COLUMBUS, June 9.-The supreme court
this morning decided that assessments pai',
under the Scott liquor tax law before it was
declared unconstitutional would not be re-
turned to saloonists. Judge Okcy and Fol-
let dissented The amount involved is
about $3.50. 0.00O
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MEETING OF FREE TRADERS.

MADRID, June IA large meeting of
free traders to-,!ay condemned the govern
,nent for breaking off neg '.iations with
England for commercial treaty.
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RosECRAN's APPOINTMENT A MISTAKE.

PHILADELPHIA, june 9.-Tke Press says:
The removal of ex-senator 3ruce to give
Rosecrans the reg st@rship of the treasury is
regarded by thoughtful democrats in Wa h
ington as had mist Ike, tending t. destroy
confidence among col red men Ill the assur-
ance of friendship and sypyathy nude by
the administrat
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scale , and the strikers are gre tly encour
aged.
TIE SILVER QUESTION.
New YORK. June 9-The Times says:
Senator Teller of Colorado has rendered the
greatest seryic to W; rner that il was ca
pab!e of rendering. He has denounced that
statesman's silver SC 'eme as something sii-
yer mine owners do not want. According
to the ex-secretary of the interi +. what
these gentlemen will insist upon is that coin
age shall 60 On. Colorad"'s pr"'inc ion this
year, he says, will he $50, ,CG0,0O), with a
good chance that it will he more When
the people really understand that tie silver
law is simply intended to make market for
Colorado silver. which is, in y, exactly
and solely what it ,'oes, they vii. kn ~ how
| to d al with it.
DISASTROUS EFFECTS OF A WATER sPoUT.
GALVESTON June "a special to the News
from ~ P..so sly Yesterday IL water spout
burst in the mountains, about eight leagues
between the st cs of Ga najaato arA ia is
co. The effects We're most dep!orable. I'M
mense quantities of water swept down the
mountains with terrible force war,ls the
well populated plains and valleys below,
and LEFT Iesolation and ruin in their wake.
Their are a,re%,ly one haILre,i lives re-
po-te,l ost, aud it is feared the list ny be
swrllel still larger when all the details are
known. A great many houses were swept
away. Steps have been taken III Lagos
among wealthy manufacturing classes - al
leriate the pressing wants OF May who
ca1ed from the valleys, and lost everything.
DISASTROUS Sr0T,I N WISCONSIN.
MILwAUK&E June Especial teiecrams to
the Sentinel in licate thlt the damage from
Yesterdays wind and hail storm, which
sweut across the entire state west to east,
was very serious, and las resulted in great
loss to farmers by damage to crops and
fruit. In Vernon county the sto~'n appears
to have assumed the nature uf a cyclone.
All buildings in the little village of Victory
were demolished, including TWO small ware
houses, a church, hotel and school house.
Across the Mississippi river, i'll Minnesota.
the village of New Alhin was almost totally
wiped out OF existence, occ&s!oaing loss Of
$5003G. From various points in Wisconsin,
within the path of the Storm, come reports
of buildings being uurnofed, trees uirro tied
hy wind, aud much damage dy hail, III
many places hail stones of ramarkably large
size fell to the depth OF from six to t-n inch
es. Cattle aud horses were badly bruised
and many sheep aud hogs were killed by
hail. Considerable stock WAS also killci
during the terrific thunderstorm following
the fall of hail. It is impossible to get sat
sfactory information regarding the loss, bur
it is known to have been great.
ENDICoTT COMING TO PORTLAND.
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1885-06-26
Polleo Points

A lady in this city, whose husband has
been on one of his periodical sprees for
the past week, has ordered a number of
blank notices printed, which she intends
filling out and sending to oil the saloon
keepers in the city, warning them against
selling to her husband. who, it is claimed
is an habitual drunkard. If these notices
are not respected, the offender will be
subject to the full penalty of the law
A pitiable sight was witnessed at the
station last evening. A commercial trav>
eler has been on a drunk in the city for
several days. First he disposed of his
samples to buy rum, and then his person
al effects, as result of which he
was taken with the most violent form
of tremens, and Officer Bresnahan took
him to the station where DR.. Eyster at,
tended him. He was in a wild state of
delirium all night, but is better today
He is well educated, and when sober is q
perfect gentleman in every way.
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River Riplsts.

The War Eagle went up this afternoon.
The elegant Pittsburg will be up to-
morrow afternoon.
The Sidney win be here for the south
Sunday morning.
The Mary Morton, of the Diamond 10
Line, is leading the ST. Paul, of the
Saints line in alace to st. Louis. The
Mary Morton left St. Paul Tuesday even.
ing, and the st. Paul put out after her in
such hurry that she left her first engineer
behind, he having gone ashore on bust
ness. The Morton arrived here last even
ing at 8 and the ST. Paul at s. About
fifteen minutes after the latter boat had
cleared for st. Louis, her engineer, F. A.
Davis, arrived in the city on the Flying
Dutchman" from the north, and started
down Second avenue on a run for the
lower saw mill where the boat had landed
and where he got on board. The out
come of the race between these two river
queens is watched with much interest.
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Wholesale Dealer in
RASMUSSEN'S CARD.

In calling attention to the that re6e rec ~
Studio making not only the complete but decidedly han
in this vicinity We also wish call attention
Photographic work. all recently produced containing many novel and
pleasing positions and effects of light varying size from
miniature 1890 inches We
tent critics that by far the finest display made CITY du
artistic largely the make
excel than underse and bring aid such
gathered from II continuous service havng begun Photo
graphic boy 1857 which time sin
months either by sickness vacaon long experience
appreciate the importance effects in Photo o
fitted with consisting of
urade stone and rustic bridges and fences boat rocks
water hes starwys variety of back
chairs table what Chicago Photo
equaled in gallery in this vicinity butWe plainly land
matter easily demonstate) that gallery this contains of the
amount of Instruments don't boast that they bought
sale and used by predecessors for years On CONTRARY our
instruments of the latest improved makes containing the
ogaend Enyscope and Damyer instantaneous Lenses
pleased patron the advertisement secure
the advertisement by the excellence work In order
satisfactory results patron given show of three four
ves different positions all of proofs shown
Improvements suggest themselves resng will gladly be made
charge Gallery 18th Rock Island
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Drowned in the Tail-Race.

This morning Coroner Halves received
summons to 60 to Moline to hold an in.
quest over the body of William Holm,
drowned last evening in the tail-race of
the Moline Plow Company. The inquest
showed that the boy left the home of his
parents in Moline last evening at about Q
O'Clock. TO see if q boat which his father
owned was all right. He went down to
the river, and returned to his mother say
ing everything was all right. He then
asked permission to 60 out and play; his
mother gave him permission, but warned
him about going near the water. At 10
o'clock, the boy having failed to return
home, bis parents became alarmed, and
his father, s. P. Holm, went to the canal,
fearing that the boy had gone there, and
searched for him until II o'clock, when
he returned home in despair.
This morning Mr.. Holm, in company
with Frank Mooker and ]. w. Clayton,
visited the canal again and resumed the
search, and about . o'clock the body
was found.
The jury, consisting of j. F. Van Horn,
W. E. Brooks, Alanson Sinnet, P. J.
Cary, John Gesberger, and John Scha,
fer, having heard the facts as above given,
returned q verdict Of accidental drown
ing in the tail>race of the Moline water
power company" The boy was seven
years old, and his sad fate is severe
shock to his parents.
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New ORLEANS, Nav 80. 1885.

New ORLEANS, May 80, 1885.
Messrs. Auchincloss Brothers, Agents for
Messrs. j. & p Coats, New York
Gentlemen-In making our official re-
port as jurors on group 5, class sol, OF
the Worlds Industrial and Cotton Cen
tennial Exposition, New Orleans, 1884
1885, we deeply regretted the fact that
We were debarred from expressing oul
opinion on the splendid display of u. &
P. Coatss best six cord spool cotton" as
also on the merits of the same. As Messrs.
j. & z. Coatss thread was not entered
for competition. but for exhibition only
we had to abide by our Instructions, and
ignore their exhibit, and those of other
makers. for the same reasons. We cans
not. however. in justice to Messrs. j. &
P. Coats, refrain from expressing our ad.
miration of the magnificent exhibit made
by them. 1t was acknowledged on all
sides TO be the handsomest display of
white, black and colored thread ever
made, and we again express our regret
that we were prevented by their entry,
'for exhibition only" from noticing offs
ficially their thread. We are, gentlemen,
yours very respectfully,
(Signed) LEOPOLD LOEB,
SELIM BARNETT.
E. BERG.