Corvallis gazette. [volume] (Corvallis, Benton County, Or.) 1900-1909, 1903-06-19

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and a new cabinet viii. be formed.
The new ruler of Tservia is shorn of
all power and ii. king. in name only.
Warrants have been Issued for the ar
rest Of two more persons involved in
the postal frauds.
Rioting attending street car strike
militia being called out.
Prom 'nent members of the National
Live Stock Association will try to have
Secretary Hitchcock ousted.
A naval demonstration is being held
at Che Foo, China, ,,by Japanese and
British fleets. A few American ships
are also present.
The Michigan forest fires will cause
inestimable damage unless rain soon
falls.
The Russian war minister, General
Korupatin, is being extensively feted
at Tokia.
A disastrous fire in a Newcastle,
Penn, coal minesswa started by the ex-
plosion of gasoline.
The Chicago union walters on strike
partially acknowledge defeat, and many
are returning to work.
The International sPressmen's Con-
vention opened at Cincinnati with 800
delegates in attendance.
By trying..to fill ccal oil stove while
it was burning, Brooklyn boy and his
sister met with fatal injuries.
The Laundryworers' union, of Chica-
go, by referendum vote, just taken,
has decided..against another strike.
The strike on gthe New York subway
has been abandoned and 10000 miners
will apply for work unconditionally.
The rumor that President Clowry, of
the Wesgern Union telegraph COM
pany, is to resign is without founda-
tion.
A balloon with four aeronauts was
carried out to sea from Marseilles,
France. The. fate ..of the men is not
known.
The bricklayers' strike in Omaha,
which tied up building operations for
four months, came to an end by the
union giving in.
Accused of attempting to extort
money from employees in a Newark. N.
j., hat factory, David Richman has
been fined s999.99 by the Hatmakers'
union.
Armed with rifles and shotguns, the
farmers and summer residents of Mount
Kisco and Newcastle, N. Y. are looking
for the ineendiary now infesting those
parts.
The native chiefs of Samoa desirous
of being present at the st. Louis expo
sition, have sent petitions to President
Roosevelt to help American Samoans to
be represented.
Chicago walters are losing ground in
their strike.
Sir Thomas Lipton's feet has arrived
at Sandy Hook.
An American citizen was killed by
Turks at Odessa.
Bulgarians are deserting many cities
in terror of Turks.
Cutting of levy at st. Louis al
most caused a lynching.
Burglars secured $s, 900 worth of dia-
monds in New York hotel.
Five people we're burned to death in
a New York apartment house fire.
A report that the pope was dead
caused intense excitement in Rome.
Two more bodies have been found at
Topeka. This makes total of seven
drowned.
The powers will demand the punish
ment of the assassins of the king and
queen of Servia.
The civil service commission finds
that politics enter too much in the ap-
pointments to the postal service at
Washington. The rolls have been
found to be packed at the behest of po-
liticians, and the service greatly dam
aged.
An insane man attempted to assass-
nate Emperor Francis Joseph.
Russia's activity in Manchuria is
overtaxing the patience of Japan.
A move was made to create republic
of Servia, but it was promptly smoth-
cred.
The coming congress will be strongly
urged to make reciprocity treaty with
Canada.
Arrival of troops caused striking
Arizona miners to make peace with
their employers.
Major W. 81. Gibbon, who is said te
ave fired the first shot of the Civil wal
upon Fort Sumter, is dead.
The presidential elections in Sante
Domingo have been set for June 20.
Foot and mouth disease prevail'
among sheep just brought to Liyerpoo
from Buenos Ayres.
The Standard Oil Company has beer
forced out of Roumania by opposition
of the government.