The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1872-08-16

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the skull Of John FlattOos wDo
came to her rescue, killing him
In the first race at Buffalo, ar
the 9th inst, for s., 500, the hore
Rosalind burst q blood vessel whjk
scoring, and in the first heat J. ].
Burke, who was leading, dropped
dead.
Gen. Mcclellan and Gen. Marcy
are on their way from New YORK
to Utah and California.
Dispatches from Maine state thst
active canvassing is being carried
on by both sides throughout the
State. Doolittle is speaking IN bc-
half Of tile Greeley ticket. Cow
ernor Noyes, OF Ohio, is addressing
the Republican meetings. and Sena-
tor Wilson is shorty expected.
1t is believed that the murder of
the young Mrs. Matthews, near
Yates. Illinois, has been discovered,
in the person of John Young. He
was arrested, waived an cxamina-
ton, and was taken to Jail. TIE
proofs are SO strong that the Sheriff,
with difficulty, rescued him from
the mob that had gathered to lynch
him
A shocking child murder is re-
ported at Yates, Illinois. A little
nephew of a man named Hale was
found buried in tile yard Of his
uncle's house, the boy hearing evi-
dencc OF having been whipped ~
death. Hale has disappeared.
A negro named John Mitchell,
accused of an outrage on a young
woman, was taken from Jail At
Memphis on Friday by mob and
shot.
1t is announced that over one
half of the Erieconsolidated mortg-
age or about s9,5OO,OOO, will be
taken at rate about par currency
in New York.
The Democratic and Liberal
Committees of New Orleans were
unable to agree on acoalition ticket.
The latter nominated ID. b. Hem,
for Governor.
Over fifty Of the heaviest shoe
manufacturing companies in Lynn,
Mass, have concluded to employ
no persons controlled by the Crispan
Association. Tie Crispans have
voted to withdraw their money
from the Lynn Savings Bank,
amounting to $1,5OO,0OO, WHICH
they claim to be used by the manu-
features and spectators.
Newton V. Chandler, a notorious
desperate, was hanged at Charlotte,
N. G., on the 9th. He confessed To
numerous crimes, including murder.
robbery, and other foul deeds, and
was one Of gang Of XII Klux.
"A letter from st. Petersburg de-
MES the statement that the Emper-
or of Russia declined to shake
hands with 1t. Grapt. The entire
Imperial family received him anil
General Sherman most kindly.
The colored citizens ofLawrence,
Kansas, held a large meeting on
the night of the 18th, and among
other things, addressed an earnctS
letter to Sumner protesting against
his opposition to the Republican,
party.
A Lexington special to tho Ga-
zettc to-night, says that Rev. J. D..
Stansbnry spoke to large meet,
ing of Republicans there, mostly
colored. Gabriel Burdett followed
him, but was prevented from pro-
cceding by the throwing Of rotten
sticksand stones. The meeting eggs,
was cfectnally broken up.
A meeting of workingmen, heM
in Allegheny, Penn, August 18th,
organized a party in opposition to
the importation of Chinese labor.
1t is the first ofA series of meetings
to be held.
The War Department has issued
for the discovery, idenl
tiiication and payment Of claimants
for pay, bounty, prize money, etc.,
TO Colored soldiers, sailors, marines,
or other representatives now resid,
ing, or who may have resided in