The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1870-02-05

two and three millions. The expenses
of the Government for January will not
vary much from last month. While the
internal revenue receipts are light, the
custom receipts are fair, amounting al
ready to S13, 100000.
New YORK, jan 31-Haytien ad-
vices state that the various revolutionists
have expressed determination to crush
out the Salnave party in the south.
Shooting Salnavists is going on at quite
brisk rate. At Jermia large number
have already been disposed of in this
summary way. At Jackmal forty-seven
were in prison, most of whom, if not all,
will certainly be shot. At Port au Prince,
also, plenty of work has been cut out for
the military tribunals.
| Mrs. Cook, wife of the scoundrel who
| eloped with Miss johnson, received
dispatch from Chicago, signed Horace
Cook, saying, Il have left for parts un.
known. You will never see me again"
CHICAGO, Jan. 31.-A New York spe-
cial says that stupendous scheme of
fraud has been discovered, involving
prominent individuals, and extending
through the principal cities of the ccun-
try. The plan was to alter the bonds to
an apparent value of several millions Of
dollars and deposit them as collateral and
obtain heavy loans imultaneously in New
York, Cincinnati, Chicago and other cit
ies A brokerage house in each city was
to negotiate loan for thirty days, and
4 then leave the country before the frauds
were discovered.
The Indian and Territorial committees
of the House are each considering bill
to organize a system of civil government
in the Indian Territory 1t is proposed
to create new Territory, with Cover
nor and other usual officers. Mr.. Cul-
lom's bill calls it Lincoln, and Mr.. Van
Horns Alakahoma. TIE chief feature
of each bill gives suffrage to the Indians.
Legislative authority is Vested in Coun-
Gil, every tribe to have one member in
this body, and an additional member for
every thousand Indians The prospects
are that such bill will carry majority
of the House.
A movement is started by prominent
citizens to consolidate the cities of George
triet under one provincial government
The principal opponents are the spresent
Office holders and the ward politicians
An international wrestling match is
announced to be held at Detroit some
) time in March Three prizes are offered
t the first being the champion belt
: Twenty athletes from different parts O.
l the country have already entered for thu
contest.
WASHINGTON, Jan. 81 Special
think the Senate and House will pass tn,
: postal telegraph bill.
: New YoRK, Jan. 31.-Prince Arthur
e was waited upon this morning by depu
e tation of English, Scotch and Irish resi-
dents, headed by the British Consul, ant
5 presented with congratulatory address
e The Prince made an appropriate response
: The Spanish Consul has received al
S official dispatch from Havana, Stain;
i that Gen. Auella had captured the Cam
of insurgents at Guayamaro with onl
t 1900 men. He remained there seven
teen days, destroying the Notifications
e HAVANA, Jan. 31.-The news of th
: shooting of Senior Castenon, at Ke
= West, caused great excitement.
l. The volunteers tonight arrested tw
men for using seditious language. l
h is reported the prisoners attempted t
j. escape, and were fired upon by the guard
e and killed. The investigation is goin
on.
is New York, Feb. 1.-The grand jur
1t Yesterday presented as nuisances tn
:, Tombs, on Center street, and the pave
n ment on 5th Avenue.
% There are 726 new cases of the ne
IS epidemic known as relapsing fever r,
q ported at the Board of Health. Thel
a. have been no deaths from the disease u
D. to this time.
e. The President day nominated Franc
A. Walker, of Massachusetts, Superb
Is tendent of the Census. The Secreta1
is of the Treasury has issued circular
le disbursing officers in the Treasury d
r partment, forbidding the payment
y mileage to employees in the departmer
where the travel is performed under
lie free pass.