The Corvallis gazette. [volume] (Corvallis, Or.) 1862-1899, 1896-04-30

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NJ G0HNTY 0REG0N
scene of the crime. Dawes is nephew
of Giyens. and has made a confession
of the murder. stating that he had ieen
persuaded to do it by his uncle, who
had tired of his wife and was infatu-
ated with another woman. The deed
was committed with double barreled
shotgun while Mrs. Givens was at her
window sewing, having been erticed
there BY her husband.
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- ~ nas leaonou eno oo.a.eI o pa.~a ssss ~. ~
minister I9,' .. war, ueneiaI anon oas-
'iiio. ana jose 1Iseay' soyelnoi " 'ne
Provlnce VI Maco.is' meie eAeo..ou a. -
I1,vs;s Hsrsanr Of San Domingo The
ooyarnor Of Sam Dominoo General
P;cardo boarded the steamer pres;.
dente with $50 soldiers, went to Ma
coris, and at s O'Clock in the morning
of the day mentioned. had the officials
shot. About {, 200 Cubans have fed to
San Domingo during the last SIX
mouths.
From Menominee, Mich, comes word
that the Menominee and Fence rivers
are out OF their banks, and the Hoods
are causing heavy losses to logging in
terests. The logging camp OF isaac
Monroe, on renee river, mas neen MOOD
e1' causeo W ivy JAN, ~, anu sne III
pioyes pareiy esoapeu oap WIZ
l.s equlpment s anu p.osas.ons =. was s,ss
Mo,ln,,;,oa sM.pS am naiIam @ hora - hean - dr;san 0
from home and have suffered great
loss in atock o,d crona One hnndred
man rosr - &C - ana-d;na I tha loo hoons at
var;ons no;nts IN the river The hack.
water in this city has driven sewage
into the city water mains, and so cases
of typohid fever have resulted.
Tha~e os Iar,o inc,aoso in Rorl;n
an-;na t,,a n.s+ -reet - deothe s-o,,
;nfinanza as and nnanmon;a
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1no oo1io,enoo Aon 0lna'a, a.
pi'fa'lon neiu Wasn.ne eon, WI.on
nas Deen . very hafaonious one's n"'
JUST cioseo'
Russia has ordered seven ironclads
and ten cruisers for her Pacific fleet, in
view of Japan's extensive naval prep
arations.
The battleship Massachusetts made
16. 15 knots on her trial trip in Boston
harbor. and her builders win a bonus
Tn Gloaoow soo,,and the Steamer
Marsden coll;ded u;th tha Rr;t;sh hark
F;rtb of solway near Kisb lightshin
causing the latter to sink.
A cran yama on Grant avenne in
San Franc;soo WAS held mn bv two
men Abont s16o was taken. They
were cantnrad bv the police soon after
~ MI. .-s...s
t;on In a Ard,nora hv nnblicIv
horsewbinnino Professor Linn. a drug
oist because he had charged her with
theft
a Rome d;sn.tcb savs the cabinet
hos aoo;aad ae,a;rst roonen;no tho cau.
paien in Abyssinia in the autumn, on
the ground that such a course would be
disastrous to Italy.
1t is said in Washington that there
is strong possibility that the dele
gates from territories who have state
hood bills in charge will not attempt
to secure congressional action until the
next session.
A serious conflict between Christians
and Turks has occurred at Episkopi,
island of Crete. There were two days
fighting, and fifty persons were killed
and wounded. The Cretans have ap-
pealed to Greece for aid.
In Houehton, Mich, sixty trammers
have struck in Quincy mine to enforce
demand for higher wages. The mine
is still in operation, but the trouble
will probably extend to the miners of
the Quincy and other mines.
The London Chronicle has dispatch
f.om Brussels. which saws that the
Baroness Herri. lady 80 years old,
was strangled, her body mutilated and
her house robbed at Ixells, fashion
able suburb. The murderer escaped.
The treasury deficit for the fiscal wear
ending June 80, 1896, will be approx
mately $25, 900, 900. This is the opin-
ion of officials and others best qualified
to make an intelligent estimate of the
result of the fiscal operations of the
year.
A Madrid dispatch SAYS the minister
of finance, Senior Juan Navarro, has
| notified the cabinet of the necessity of