The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1871-11-04
u,ha Nev York 1'imes says Tweed

made over to his relatiVeS. over ioif
million dollars worth oi real estate has
been transferred within the past Iew
days. On the 25tli. he transferred oyer
to Ricl.,st! NJ. Twdcd. his son, real e.
tate to the vaI,ic Of &1,0G0 900, inelll-
ing his Fifth ayeniia residence. Com
Dlaint has been m;Ifle against T"et4l
and others before Judge Lar.led which
demand Judgment for the peDp,e in tie
sum of $;6. 900, 900 AID bail i'll tie
sum o: q 900, 900 each so demand
ed. Ingersoil. Garyey and Woodward
have fed. leaving Tweed alone to an
| sNer the complaint. There WAS corsid-
last night relative to Iweed's arrest.
! No tro,rblc Is appiphended.
! The Committee OF Citizens appoint
ed by the Board Of Supervisors. Which
| has been eiig .ged many weeks in cx-
amining the fiGilds III the city accounts,
to day submitted il report oi' its labor.
on tli. % Il, with Il summary OF fact;
IL I'd figures. This rcnort i, the fir;t
authc i. i.lfvrm tion Oh the ~rb,t,t
vet 1ir i he'd. j h, amount c'ia gel
AZ tie 90 Of The new II finished Court
House. Couaty Court Offices. repairs
and furniture, j. S,l3,iGO.0o0. 'Ihe
whole cost of the completed building
co,l,d not fiir.y exceed three millions.
Of the iamense SUN charged.
eight millions i; Indirectly charged to
the Court House and furniture, sj,-
2S2 600 Is charged to County Court O.
fees with repairs and flrniIure, inc,,t-
ing s;;il 900 paid for ST ,s7j worth of
furniture SS4. 900 paid for $500
worth of plumbing Sloo, 900 paid Tor
so. OGO worth Of p.i5tering. The sun
of seven million dollars i charged for
advert sing. printing and stationery
,i,icc the 1t OF january. 1859. the
whole i, really worth $4,000. These
figures show Il loss to tie city of S;i50
900. OG0. This IS the amount stolen
and divided amoag the Ring thieye:
since January, 1850. The report con-
c'.ldes the work of the Committee.
The Committee assert that in two
years and eight months lia.f of the ell
tire reveill, of the city aiu county
has been aJ:tIsicted.
The funeral Of the Hon. TilomGs
Ewing took place ut eleven O'Clock Oh
saturday, Oct. 25tn, at Ianca Sttr-
Among the pall-bearcrs We're Governor
Noye-, Senators sherman and Thur
man. and Judge Walsh OF the Supreme
COURT. The services were conduced
by Rev. Father Young. the oldest Cath
Ole Priest in the State, and Archbisll-
op Purcell made a short address.
There We're eigihy-five deaths in
Philadelphia, Penn. last week from
smallpox, being Slight increase.
The paper mills Of Frlman s. Co.,
siX miles north of Fort Wayne, Indi-
ana, were burned last Monday morn
ing. SIppo ;ed tobe iacendiary work.
President Grant has appointed Geo.
G. Bates United States Attorney for
Utah.
The President, Secretary of War
and General Sherman are engaged re-
arranging the Military Departments.
An order will soon be issued changing
ii e geographical limits of the Depart
mcnts and Il change in the conlnald-
CTS thereof.
Controller Green, of New York, has
discharged p siLecure ofiice-Eo.tcrs
: since lie assumed the Contro.lcrship,
saving $50, 900 annually.
The resignation of Governor Eu1-
: l@cll Of Georgia took place OH the 10th
: Of October, and BENZ. Conlay, 'Plesi-
dent of the Senate was installed as
r Governor OH that same day.
!; Charles Dean. n prominerss citizen
Of Greenwood, Mississippi, While we-
turning home from a Masonic lodge
0 recently, was shot and killed by un-
!. known assassilis, who also fired on
e Harris Mullin, who was ac :ompanying
him. b,lt missed him.
!. The President has ordered the iss,r /,
of land patents to the y Northern Pacific
Il Rni fI,<, -
: the Commissioners that Il second sec
!, :, ton of thirty miles is completed.
q Mr.. Spry of Cedar Rapids went to
: the war in 1852, leaving n wife and
q children behind. lie only returned
a-tmontf, and was joyfiilly received
by his fimi!y, who had mourned him
q rs dead.
= Prof James Hodges, of MassachI-
: sets. who was returning from geo
t. logical exploration of the country
q around Lake Superior, is supposed to
:. have been lost on the steamer Coburil,
= which foundered in Saginaw Bay.
- The public debt has been reduced
I 1880, 49O during the month OF Octo-
Is ,ber.
a The Pre- sitlent has appointed J. w.
li-tue and n. j. Dufer Commissioners
y for Oregon to the Centennial Ce.ebra-
: ton Of Independence at Philadelphia.
The Ma lsion House, England, funds
for the relief of Chicago sufferers,
~ amounted to G45, 600 on tile 1st inst.
Baron Halsegetllam having declined.
,r the Emperor of Austria has invited
" Baron Kellerpurg, formerly Governor
, of Bohemia, to form Cabinet.
The allies in Mexico were quiet on
e the 23th Of October. Diaz was in the
- - field. Nearly all the Governors OF