The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1872-11-22
An article in the I.ogansport, Ind,

tor. Mr.. w. y. Moran. a nlOD VI
fifty men, employed by Dykeman.
sought to tar and feather Moran on
the night of the 18th. but were pre-
vented by the police, and six of them
arrested. Moran was not considered
seriously wounded.
The old South Church, Boston, has
been leased for two years for a post
Office.
At Omaha. Ncb.. the thermometer
was reported six degrees below zero.
Gen. G. I. Beauregard is a clndi-
date for the office Of Administrator OF
improvements at New Orleans.
1t was reported on the 18th inst,
that not more than 800 families We're
burnt out by the Boston fire, and
about $4,000 sewing women and clerks
were thrown ont Of employment.
Harvard College suffered to the
amount of S62,00O by the Boston fire,
including the value of the land. It
will cost $500, 900 to rebuild.
Warrants have been issued by United
States Commissioner Stowe, for the
arrest OF Susan B. Anthony and four
teen other females who voted at the
late election.
III. NJ. Tuon. celebrated trapeze per-
former, was shot and instantly killed
by a woman named Minnie Fish. at
Cleveland, o., OH the 10Th. She
claims the shooting to have been acci-
dental.
The Louisville Presbytely rendered
a verdict of guilty against Rev. DR.,
Gilbert Robertson. charging him with
drunkenness, lasciviousness and false
hood, and deposed him from the min
istry and suspended him from privi-
leges OF the church until he shall give
satisfactory evidence of repentance.
The Boston police on the 10th inst,
received $4,000 from the Chicago po-
lice.
The official vote of Delaware gives
Grant majority of 00S.
On the night of Sunday before last
a mob forced open the jail Of Ballard
county, N. Y, and took out Ross
Brandon, negro charged with out
raging white girl, and hanged him.
1t was showing at New York. Phil
adelphia and Kingston, Ont, on the
18th inst.
BY the falling Of a scaffold at Jack
son, Mich, Nov. 10Th, a large NUM-
Der of workmen engaged on a new
depot building, were precipi-
tated a distance Of twenty feet upon
timbers, and eleven of them seriously
hurt.
The official majority for Grant In
New Jersey is 1850.
AT the Southern Hotel, st. Louis,
on the 18th inst, Capt. Ed. Dix, a
well-known steamboatman, walked
up to NJ. Wrestling and deliberately
shot him in the left jaw. Wrestling
fell and when down was again shot by
Dix in the side. Dix then gave him.
self up. Wrestling was only slightly
injured.
rhlrlow Weed is slowly recovering
from his recent severe indisposition.
A terrible chicken epidemic has
broken out along the line of the Hud-
'on river.
A man was brought before the po-
ice court in New York, the other
morning, on charge Of intoxication,
ind placed in the prisoners box. but
,efore his case was called, grim death
lad served OH him a htsbedS corpus.
People are discussing the propriety
# abandoning the fashion Of New
(ear's Day calling.
An epizootic prevails among the
Ieer on the Michigan frontier similar
o that affecting the horses in the East,
I'D large numbers are found dead and
lying in the woods.
Returns official and unofficial, from
very county in the State Of Arkansas
rive Baxter over 70Omajority for Gov
rll0r.
An attempt was made on the night
# the 10Th to throw off the Boston
xpreSS train Oh the Harlem track at
Winchester bridge, by depositing three
eavy cross ties across the track. For
unately the locomotive easily dis
,laced them.
Crowded churches WIS the case in
Boston last Sunday
A severe shock of an earthquake
vas felt ut Concord, n. H., on the
Sth inst. The shaking lasted ten
econds. Buildings rocked violently.
Returns from all except twenty
mall towns in Maine. give Grant a
Majority OF 3l,739.
The immense grain warehouse Of
Woodruff q Robinson. New York
ity, burned OIL the 18th, with over
O0 bushels Of grain. Loss, 100000;
lsured.
A counterfeit issue on the 10 per
cnt. boads of the Union Pacific Rail
Dad Company is in circulation.
,pl, T;.o IneuYaune Comn0nv of