The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1872-11-15
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inst.
The horse disease had reached It's
worst stage In New Haven, Conn, on
the 9th.
The friends cf Gen. Hancock are
urging his claims to be appointed to
Department OF the Atlantic. made va
cant by the death OF Gen. Meade. His
seniority of rank is urged as tlls main
reason.
Illinois thunders ont $1,000 majority
for Grant.
Brown Is reelected Governor Of
Tennessee by from 1900 to 1900 ma
jority. Greeley has carried the State
by about 5000.
Missouri hls gone for Greeley by
about $4,000 majority.
1t was thought on the 9Th that Texas
had gone largely Democratic.
The horse disease was abating In
Washington on the 9th Inst.
The horse disease was undated In
Chicago ON the Sth.
In Dover, N. j., two Italians from
New York entered the store of G..
Bariotti and one claimed his house
keeper as his wife. Aiter some words
he stabbed her dead, aud inflicted a
mortal wound upon Barlotti. He was
arrested. aud threats Of lynching were
freely made.
At an election In Baltimore on the
9Th, to I'll q vacancy in the City Coul-
Gil from the Sixth Ward, a party of
men mostly cOlored lett large crowd
gathered on the corner Of the street,
and proceeding a short way turned and
fired upon the crowd in front Of the
voting place. killing Isaac Boss, and
moEtally wOunding John Conway.
They then broke and ran, when those
fired into returned the shots firing
some Is or 20 shots In minute. No
reason Is given for the riot.
Grants majority in Chicago was
S.796.
1t is reported that a representation
Of cOlored men, headed by Fred Doug
lass and John NJ. Langston, cOlored
lawyer, are bringing pressure to bear
to secure Cabinet appointment for
one Of their race. I.algstOn Is urged
for Att0s General.
It was .1n0red on the 6th that Gen.
Howard would be promoted Mayor
General vice Gen. Meade, deceased.
and be at once retired with the full
grade Of Major General, on account
Of long. faithful services and honorable
wounds.
The Washington PGiriot tDeIn.) has
suspended publication. II has sunk
e66, 900 In two years.
COlEax has addressed d card 10 the
indianapolis Journal az follows:
South BEND, Ind, Nov. /.
The Chicago Tribune Of to-day again
states, it appears, .tlmt Colflx Is after
the SenatOrship In IlIdiana." Even
MT risk Of suhjeeting myself to more
cheap wit by opposition papers about
retiring, ask tie privilege Of re-stat-
ing In your columns about what | have
said publicly to tens Of thousands. the
p;Gst nloilth. that aIn not o candidate
or aspirant for any position Senatorial
or editorial, State or national, aud Of
course am not q candidate for election
unless the Republican nominee for the |
SelatOFslilp BY the united vote Of the |
Republican members Of the Legisla- |
tllre. SCHUYLER COLFAX. |
On tie afternoon Of the 9TH inst,
two barrels were found floating in /
Charles river ut Cambridge. Mass,
which on examination were fonlnl to /
c0neain the MutiIated FesIIaiils VI a
man. The head and legs were In one
barrel and the trunk In the other. The |
body was well dressed. A gold watch |
was found liz one OF the barrels.
It Il said that Ex-Judge Barnard, /
Of New York, who was iMpeached |
and depOsed, intends to locate In Cali
fOrnIa. RMnOr says he was once |
driven Out Of the latter State by yigl- |
lance committee.
The remains Of Fanny Fern"
were deposited ii Mount Aubursi, III
brick Cafac0ulb, beside the remains OF /
her first husband.
The horse disease has laid np several |
Circuaes Ia New York State and else
where.
A terrible cOnAagrati0n was raging /
Ia Boston on the 9th and 10th. Mll-a
lions of property had been destroyed /
In the very heart Of the city.
KoOpmanschap, who gained motor
lty BY Importing Cinnamon, Is living
ID New York city.
Another Atlantic cable II In course
Of construction, to be laid next year.
Tts terininl will be Lands End and
halifax. It's lsDgth will be 1900 |
rniies, asld che cost 81, 200, 900.
TlGe annual report Of the Secretary |
II War Is received. II IS quite brief,
Ana recommends the establishment OF
military prisons In place Of tlle pres
ere system 81 sending army eOnvlcz
o Sfate penitentlaFies. He reilsws