The Corvallis gazette. [volume] (Corvallis, Or.) 1862-1899, 1885-09-25
TELEGRAPH!c DISPATCHES,
OF the past week Condensed for
Convenient Reading.

OF the past week Condensed foI
Convenient Reading.
small revolution is reported in Guate
mala 1t is thought the movement has beer
checked.
The Mexican National Railway company
is negotiating loan of $50, 900, 900 in Lon
don and Paris. The security offered is the
land grant of the Sanchez grant.
The population of eastern Roumelia have
rebelled. They seized the governor-eenera
deposed the government and proclaimed a
union with Bulgaria. 1t is generally believ'
ed in diplomatic circles that Russia arranged
the programme Of the rising and suggested
union with Bulgaria.
Admiral Mot, the French commander in
Madagascar, has asked reinforcements, and
a troopship is about to leave Brest for Tam.
atave with force of 700 men. The French
Squadron at Madagascar will be increased
raising Admiral Miot's command to 500
men and seventeen men-of-war.
A meeting of anarchists was held at Paris
last Sunday in the neighborhood of the
bourse. The meeting broke up in row.
Many persons were wounded by shots from
revolvers.
The German imperial court of justice has
rendered decision in a suit against the
Northern railway, to the effect that German
shareholders cannot compel Austrian and
Hungarian railways to pay their debentures
or coupons in German coin.
The international farmers congress meets
at Pesth on October Sd. The danger to
European producers of the competition OF
Indian and American wheat will be discuss
ed
A decree in bankruptcy has been issued in
the case OF the Credit Wager Insurance com
pany This is the first life insurance com
pany in France that has failed to meet it's
engagements. The nominal capital of the
company was 100000 francs. Its assets
cannot be realized.
The French minister of finance has caused
to be ascertained in what proportion the coin
of other powers in the Latin union is circu-
1ating in Frauce. The result of the inquiry
shows that l0k per cent. of the gold coin
age and 2S per cent. of the silver coinage
belongs to other powers.
United States Minister Cox and Consul
general Heap have succeeded in obtaining a
revocation of the order expeliing American
Jews from Jerusalem
Rev. DIR. William Smith has been appoint
ed Catholic archbishop of Edinburgh.
Gen. Miles says the troops under his COM
mand are now in good condition to protect
settlers and control the hostiles.
Rev. Father Butler of st. Bridget's church,
Jersey City, it is thought, has eloped with
Miss Mary Brady. young lady of atfiuence.
The rainstorm at Galveston has abated
One of the shipwrecked crew of the barge
Orient succeeded in getting safely to shore.
All the rest are undoubtedly lost.
The New York Tribune thinks it is time
to warn the country that the surrender of
the administration to the silver men is al
most certain. There is now little prospect
that the administration will effectively
adopt any policy not within harmony with
demands of the silver extremists.
The New York Star says: Plain people
like the silver dollars. marketwomen like
them, hack drivers like them, newsboys
Ndote ON them, and bartenders receive them
with delight. The mechanic likes the eigh-
teen silver dollars which he gets Saturday
afternoon. He is not distressed by the
weight of them. Newspaper publishers
like them. The Star would sell its whole
edition, including its cat, for silver dollars
The health officers are making every effort
to discover the source of the sudden out
break of several cases of smallpox in a
Grand street tenement, New York City
and to stop it before it gains much headway.
The number of smallpox cases in ST.
Henri, Canada, is increasing. A large per-
-centage of persons met on the streets of the
village are freshly pock- marked, and moth
ing is done to check the disease. The dis
ease has made its appearance at Iberville,
this province. At meeting in st. Joseph
parish it was stated that the disease had
spread to an alarming extent.
Confiscation of the Las Cruises silver mines
in the Carmine mountains in Mexico by
Mexican troops, upon trumped up miners
claim of Mexican sergeant against the Am
erican owners occurred recently. These
are the same miners whose discovery