The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1873-11-15
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dent OF the PrlisSiali NliHis'Iy'
The failure Of Burrs & Co.. metal
merchants, London, Is reported. La
bilities. $4,000.
six hundred Mormons, mostly En-
glish, Welch and Scotch. passed oma-
hs going west, on the 10th.
Since the 'let up in the yellow
fever business at Memphis, business
has rapidly revived.
Two banking Establishments failed in
Boston on the 18th.
Gen. Crook Is on an Inspecting tour
to Camp Apache Reservation. In
dians generally quiet.
= Lamson. a stock broker. interested
In Erie. failed in London on the llth.
Leyerrier, Of the Paris Observatory,
announces the discovery ofa new CON-
et, at Marseilles, by Capura.
The California silk Company em-
ploys sixty persons, most Of whom
are girls.
Howard McGeorge, editor Of the
Calistoga Cali Tribune, died on the
18th, Of softening of the brain.
In the recent election in Illinois, OF
The twenty-nine female candidates for
the Office Of School Superintendents In
a. many counties, eleven were elected.
On the Goth OF October Maj. Brown
and troop killed "a and captured 8
Apache Tontos. And still the good
work goes OH.
The other day at Salem, Rev. J. J..
Parrish was pitched from wagon by
the whiffietree breaking, suffering a
severe sprain OF an ankle.
A. Bush, Of Salem, presented the
fire company of that city with $500,
for their efforts in saving the Cheme-
keta Hotel from the recent fire.
A great battle in Spain between the
CarIists and Republicans. resulting il
q victory for the former is reported.
Republican loss, 1900.
AFTER dragging their butter down
to Corinne by the hair, the Cache Val
ley farmers get 40 cents a pound for
II, says the Salt Lake Tribune.
A boiler explosion In New York on
the llth, caused the death of seven
parsons and severely wounded several
others.
Near Belair, Mo-, on the night Of
the llth, Henry Roe shot and killed
his alfianced, MoIlie Wallin, and then
blew his own brains out, all because
the girls parents refused to sanction
their marriage.
Capt. Brown, Fifth Cavalry. sta
toned at Camp Mcdowell, Arizona,
recently returned from scout in the
Canto basin country after Indians who
arr still on the war path. He killed
10 on this scout.
A four hundred and fifty dollar ca
Eine passed in his checks at Tacoma,
last Monday, to satisfy the vengeance
Of : nervous individual whom he had
kept awake for thirteen nights. |
Cattle men report that in no preyi-
ouS season has the grass on the plains
''cured down" so finely as the present
oil. As consequence. there will be
no lack Of good winter feed.
Southern Utah -four Is selling at s.
per hundred, at Phoebe, while Califor-
MA -four brings 81 and $40. This is
owing to the poor milling facilities Of
the southern portion OF the Territory. |
The Montdnida Of October 23d learns
that the snow Is as deep on the Bould-
er and Big Hole Mountains as any !
time last winter six feet at new VIII
low Creek mines, and 10 feet at the !
head Of South Boulder.
Dr. N. D. Swiggett, one of the old
est practlcing physicians and earliest
settlers ofSalem, was found dead at |
bis residence in that city on Tuesday. |
a corOner's jury decided that he came
70 his death from rheumatism and |
gOut, and excessive use of ardent |
spirits.
On the 1lth inst, at Richmond, Va,
Judge ]. G. Underwood, of the U. s. |
District Court was assaulted BY Wm.
Lleking, former owner Of property III
Alexandra, Va, which was purchased
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