The Corvallis gazette. [volume] (Corvallis, Or.) 1862-1899, 1885-05-01
FOREIGN.
PANAMA IN A BAD FIX.
The American Troops are Withdrawn and
Sns Insurgents take Possession.

PANAMA, via Galveston, April 26 All
troops were Withdrawn from this city last
night. The consequences cannot be fore
seen, but that there will be serious trouble
on the arrival of Columbian troops IS GER
tam General Aizpura has proposed to the
commander of the United States forces
here to withdraw his troops to the station
of the Panama Railroad Company, General
Aizpura guaranteeing security of the city.
General Aizpura, however well disposed,
will not be able to prevent destruction OF
property and life. Barricades are being
erected on the streets and sandbag defences
are being constructed on the balcony of the
barracks. This shows that The insurgents
are determed to fight in the town. The
nati7e fee ing here is very strong. 1t IS
considered cruel for the United States forces
to occupy the town and then withdraw,
leaving the people helpless and the city in
control of the lawless mob.
MEDIATION ACCEPTED.
PARIS, April 26-Le Paris says Germany
has offered to mediate letween England
and Russia, and that the offer has been DC
cepted.
AUSTRIA WARNS THE PORTE.
vARNA, April 26-The Austrian govern
ment has warnel the porte that Austria
will consider her treats with Turkey null
and void if the porte allows belliserents to
force the Dardenelles
WILL BE SETTLED.
ST PETERSBURG, April 26-It is believed
in well informed circles that the question
of peace or war between Englanl and Rus
sia will be settled to morrow.
RUMoRs OF ANOTHER CONFLICT.
BERLIN. April ga telegram from St.
Petersburg reports that rumors are current
there that another conflict has occurred be-
tween Russia and the Afghans.
GREAT tNEAsINEss FELT.
BERLIN, April 25-The National Zeitung
mentions rumor to the effect that the czar
has written to Emperor William that the
chances for peace have diminished. Sever
al German papers have rumors that another
conflict has taken place in Afghanis AN.
MEXICANs DEFEATED BY INDIANS.
NoGALEs, April ga recent arrival
from Sonora states that battle occurred
between Yaquis Indians and Mexicans. The
latter were defeated, with loss of ninety
killed and wounded, among the latter Col.
Torres The Mexicans wers preparing tc
attack the Yakuis with two gattling guns.
In Hermosillo and Magdelan every man
who has not fed has been drafted. It i:
report I'd that many Mexioans from neigh
boring Mexican states are joining the
| Yaduis
RIEL REBELLION.
MEDICINE HAT, n. w. T., April 81
There is no new war news, except tha
| I20 mounted men, leaving his entire forc'
behind. He is liable to meet the fate o
| Custer. The Northw est Coal & Naviga
tion Company through Grant & Ross, con
tractors, are rushing their construction
work from this place to Ft. Mcleod, sne
have demanded of the government troops
but none are here ready. Some trouble il
anticipated. News that Middleton has me
his fate is hourly expected here by ol'
timers.
Times says editorially: '1f Russia's pol
icy is founded upon belief that Englan
will submit to any exactions rather thai
1 II ,Iotn
must dispel the illusion. The cheers witt
which the speech was received will be re
echoed through the country"
j FROM CoLGARRY.
CoLGARRY, April IA courier arrive
last night from The North, having made
froced march. He reports that Generi
Strange with the first division is camped Q
the north side of the Red Deer river
General Strange has decided to push on
Battle river without waiting for the lei
wing under Perry. Strange says that tn
E Cree Indians were induced to make a raj
on the Hudson Bay company and Baker
store. Courier from Edmonton was e,
pected by General Strange when Strange
cdurier left.
GENERALS ADVICE.
OTTAWA, Ont, April pa telegram hi
,, ,, been received by the authorities here fro
General Strange, who advises sending q
= available troops into Saskatchewan coul
try west of Battleford where the India
are gathering in great force. He condemn
the Frog lake and Saddle lake massacr
and has learned that two white wom'
supposed to be Mrs Gowanlock and Nj
f Daleny) have been sold by Indians to ha
" breeds to be held as hostages.
b. FRANCO EGYPTIAN.
oil LONDON. April, 27-In..the house of CO
i. mons this afternoon Lord Edmund Fl
ID maurice, under secretary of state for f
at eigu affairs, said he was harpy TO state tt
$, ths government wss on the point of arrivi
rt at an arrangement of the misunderstandi
/ with France, growing out of suppression