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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-09-16
JUDGE BEDLE ACCEPTS.
TIE PHILADELPHIA JAIL DELIVERY.

ESCAPE OF THE FoRGERs MOORE AND WILLIAMS
COMPLETELY OF THE OFFICERS OF THE COURT.
IPRoM THE REGULAR CORRESPONDENT OF THE TRIBUNE.
PHILADELPHIA, Sept. A-Public indignation
at the escape OF forgers Moore and Williams in
creases that II is established beyo question
release from the prison the door Of Judge
Parxons Quarter Sessions Court effected by a
spiracy among the officers of the ITSELF the chief
in which the special officer and conhdant Of
DlstrcAttorney Mann. The prisoners robbed Treas
ury at Washington OF drafts amounting $4,000 and
unquetion ably used part Of their plumber open the
way their escape. All the city papers not nOtori
ousy IN the pay Of the Ring which ceners the Dis
trictAttorneys Office have published editorials calling
for thorough sitting OF the affair and the pun
shment of the guilty parties The Ledger noted
for the moderation OF its editorial remarks all sub
jects, has severe article this morning. which, after
recitng the facts the outrageous affair concludes
follows:
Thus discharge which Twas forbidden by law and by
the rules the effected violation
both; thus discharge which II there had been any
legal claim 10 H. should have been made publicly IN
open court effected outside OF the court by its
officers thus discharge for the application OF which
notice should have Deen given 20 All concerned eff
fected In fraud OF the rights OF all eoneerned thus ads
charge which should have been considered without
without even the production OF the record; thus dis
charge. about which there should have been complete
record made, was effected without line OF record being
made aud thus outrage upon public Justice and
upon the state OF SewY0rk, and upon the Government
people OF the whole United States perpe-
trated BY agent of and officers
OF the Court OF Quarter Sessions who by conspiracy
usurped the functions OF the 1t is of
Developments that Judge Fnletter impressvey said
Friday "Ths citizen may we'll tIemDle for property
and personal safety when apparently the trusted
Of the law aid the escape OF great crmlna" And well
in this startling crime brought quick accountability
and punishment
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-09-16
COL. WHITLEYs RESIGNATION.
HIS RETURN TO NEw-YoRK SOLICITOR Wilson's
STRANGE METHODS CRITIcIsED-rHE SEGoIA

HIS RETURN TO NETWORK SOLICITOR WILSON
STRANGE METHODS CRITIcIsED-rHE SEGoIA-
TIoNs WITH THE ALLEGED BURGLAR.
Col. Whitley, Chief of the United States
Secret Service Bureau returned from Boston yesterday
He states that the books and documents belonging 10
his Office have been removed 10 Washington. where the
Headquarters Will be hereafter. and that he has pre-
sented his own gnatOn 70 take place on the JUN
inst He would have presented 1t long ago. no says
but for this middle concerning the Washington Dur
Rlary" When that up he felt bound 20 remain until
his own character was indicated or direct charges
should be made against him. As neither Of these results
has ensued he determined 20 wait longer He says
that Solicitor Wilson acted in very strange manner
toward him during the investigation He came mere
first and had long conversations with Whitley regarding
the burglary; and being apparently satisfied as to MS
Innocence teegraphed 10 the Attorney General 10 tha'
effect He subsequently wrote letter fully vndicAunR
Col. Whitley Soon after that, however his opinion
seems have shifted into another channel owing TO
conversation COL Whitley believes, with William r.
Wood predecessor In the Secret Service Bureau un-
der this new influence he telegaphed whitley then
in Boston, that unless the matter of pardoning VII
ams could satisfactorily explained, Whitley wonid
be- dismissed from ONCE Williams 10 supposed 70 DC
the man VINO blew open the safe IN Washington.
Col Whitley stated yesterday that he once brought
| into sssplsatina WITH psa aapsd Miles,, Hbo sud
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-09-16
RACING IN ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS MEETING

LONDON, Sept. 15.-The Doncaster September
meeting began to-day. The race for the Champagne
of 80 sovereigns each. half forfeit
oIds the OF the second horse sta ke
by cambails. Mr. II. sAvlles b. The Earl OF
Dartrey, by The Earl out OF Rgolboche, was second
and Lord FtE wilIamss br. c. Breechosder by Maca-
ROM, out of Beachy Head, third. There were seven
starters.
The great Yorkshire HandicaY Of % sovereigns each
Is forfeit, and only If declared by Tuesday
Sept g. with go sovereigns added. the second horse
20 receive 81 out Of the stakes and the third 20
save his stake, was by Lord ROseDerry's b. m.
Louise, by Marsyas. dam secitsidn, s years old
Mr.. A. Z. BarcIays's b. h. BertraL by Tue Duke ONT
OF Constance, by RhaBalagh, years DID, came n
second, and Mr. M Dawsou's b. c. Thunder by Thunder
Doit, out OF Yioante, years old tlra The nnal
tram. and 10 against Thunder. There were 10 run
QerA
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EXPRESSIONS OF SYMPATHY WITH THE CTTI-
ZENs OF NEW-ORLEANS.

sr. LOUIS, Sept. 15.-Dispatches from New
Orleans received Change this noon announcing the
compee success Of the revolution there were received
with cheers. A call issued for meeting at
the Courthouse tonight express sympathy with the
or louisiana thankfulness for their Keller
frnm oppression The call signed by large mum
Der Of merchants and was printed In the evening pa
pers.
MOBILE, Sept. 1j.-The citizens OF Mobile
assembled tonight in mass meeting 10 extend their
CONGRATULATIONS to people OF Louisiana for their re-
dempton from the misrule OF tyrants and usurpsrs.
Suitable resO passed. and speeches naue ny
rinen cit
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5psrial Notices
Ged,. Apparent raiiur r

Gods APpssSrspp. AZ !" he CATHOLIC .s,:.sis
Church n sreenths, eet~~en sn''" -
DAY At IN Ne eoieush s9s .IIK11Yk ior Zoe .sss
,,sSs SATURDAY ssDt 10 s,t s% o. THURSDAY ii =.
"a an sATURpAl al . AID - y T. l. LANES p. ~
A., -x,TS Years puBePsl feaae teacher oee -
Lsdy Eaxsrd Who has resided soiee lae sono.
eea hsa ss,,,oa as TRAChER IN prI.s A1 ~ 80
asstrcs ycung serosa me Wy YES
usS a. 10 ssshsesnsn ADD sAsss.rr ~. % H., ~ -. FRANK
no mona - " 6Kfsw0LD ed. nm Asease a''s| '" W.
70 y aowx Ne ls3 Rass rsssu<fa<sh
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-09-16
TIE LAW TO BE COMPLIED WITH AND THE COMPANY
To REDUCE EXPENSES

CHICAGO, Sept. 15.-President Keep of the
NORTHWESTERN Railroad Company, in an interview
to-day, said that the decision was unexpected
but that there remained no alternative for the
Company but to comply with the provisions OF
the law on October l. at which time the decision
saws the law must be obeyed They could not however.
comply with the and continue TO furnish the present
arstslass accommpdations' but would DO com-
neled TO retrench and ecouomize in every
sioc,ion Fewer trains would be run and slower time
made First-class coaches would be Withdrawn and
econd class substituted Work In the shops and on the
road would cease and the number Of employees would
be reduced to the minimum.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-09-16
TIE srAN or fHIDE.
DOMESTIC NARgRTg

wnsyoroy n g.. Sept l5-sprts Turpentne srn e0i3e-
hen erm 81 80 for Strained 81 Tor Lsw % for rss
- ~ ior Extra Pale Crsde Tagentine sezd 81 Is Hard
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-09-16
PAssENGRRs ARRIHED.

FROM SAvAENAH-Ia steansstp San Jeoiao Sept 70. y
Chambers fhos stose IT, Mr Ehcher Geo X Dunn bae
wis. Y, II. Wright \. rhayeT, NJ IA sn'ts 4 d. k~~e "
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-09-16

Ruptu-ed People. dOn the dangerous wire .Prns az
snor re mad or The ELASTIC lh "oS
kros ,sy aoids Rapgare comfortably nIgs AM IA AZ Gaze
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-09-16

The house and barns of VIM. Smith, In Dali
ton. IT,. were burned Monday evening. together win
twenty tons Of bar and portion Of tho household 1ur
pIlqyA
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Died.

All Notices Of Marriages must be iadorssd 7'A ~"
adme and address.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1874-08-21

The telegraph line from Winnie
lmucca to Silver City was within
tverty miles ofthe latter place on
the 9Th and is probably complete
by this time.
A silver City man complains
that his wife is an inhationiSt. She
blows him up every day, and makes
him circulate until he actually feels
he is beyond redemptlon,
We learn that harvesting is about
over with in Wasco county. The
crops are not quite as good as last
year, yet they are a fair average.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1874-08-21
Portland Markets.

IWHtHWHW 1WssEAtIHs
WHEAT-$l coal 6j Y GENITAL of 100 is.
OATS 4ic p bushcl.
FLOUR Firm; choice brands q OOe6 90
Y bbl.
BARLEY - 41Gel 50 per GENITAL.
ONIONS ljl@1xc q h.
BUTTER Extra dairy s5GtsOc y N com.
mon, lsGe23c.
EGGS lSta2Oc u dozen.
POULTRY Grown chickens, Is 5Oa4 y
dozen.
WML- l3G2Sc S2D
HIDEs-Choice dry, l5c y n; salted, 7c.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1874-08-21
FlNANCE AND COMMERCE.
Gold In New York, lO9a
Legal tenders, 9Odi9lc.

San Francisco Markets.
WHEAT Il S0Ce2 " 100 lbs.
FLOUR Extra, % lsK; other brands,
$5 2j6a5 Is " lbs.
OATS 81 h5dfl 10 = 100 Ds.
ONIONS ~ IS y 100 his.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1874-08-21
Pacific Slopers.

80 Il WIN ~ Ss'S AS1-sNp sShA
Sandy wagon road at tie Cascade
progresses finely.
Tie vegetable garden at the Pen
itentiary near Salem is said to b
the best ii the State
L. N. Thomas is buildings a large
addition to his grain warehouse lleal
the depot III Jefferson.
A new bridge across the Santiam,
three miles above Jefferson, near
Gray's ferry, is talked Of
J. Stitzel and family left Walla
Walla for Colvil'e on Wednesday
Of last week.
Mr.. Vite, of llillsboro, has in
vented a new washing machine
which bids fair to beat anything of
the kind yet invented.
The Democratic Territorial Cen
trail Committee of Idaho have called
a meeting to he held at Boise City
on the Doth day ofthis month.
1t is thought by the Commission
ers Of Ada county, !. T., that they
can run the county with $4,000
less than has ordinarily been used.
Gov. Grover has refused to grant
an application tor the pardon of
Frank Starr, sent to the penitentiary
from Yamhill county for larceny
Henry P. Ankeny, the largest
cheese maker in Marion county, and
Oregon, is now mixing 1876 cows
and making 200 pounds Of cheese
daily.
Father L. B. Demers, the pas
tor of st. Peters Church, in the
Dalles, will open q select school for
boys on the 1St of September
next.
Baker City wants to be clothed
with corporate powers, which means
to have a Mayor, Common Council,
Police Court, pay big taxes, etc.
The Chemeketa Hotel at Salem,
is hereafter to be in charge OF Thos.
Smith, who is we'll known as here
totore proprietor Of the Empire"
at the Dalles.
The Schooner Louisa Morrison |
sailed from Shoalwater Bay on the
18th inst. for San Francisco, with
q cargo Of 5000 baskets Of oys-
ters.
Mr.. A. L. Stinson informs the
Record that good deal Of wheat
is coming into Jefferson for ship
ment.
The Academy of Mary Immacu-
late, at Dalles City, will commence
the first term of the scholastic year
on August 24th.
David Wall and VIM. Hickey
in a drunken row near
Lafayette on Friday night, of last
week, in which Wall was badly
stabbed.
The Salt Lake Tribune says:
"The police received $1,l47 last
month. This is $143 apiece to men
who do more to tralnple upon the
laws than they do to preserve the
peace Of the city.
In the vicinity OF Dayton, w T.,
the farmers are basy tbreshing their
grain crops. The yield Of wheat
will not, from present indications,
be much more than one-half Of the
usual crop.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1874-08-21

AT the Midday,
BY alning on

BY calling on
n. c. HILL a. SON,
With n prescription, where you can have
1t compounded by one experienced in that
particular line Also, constantly on hand
a good assortment of fresh drugs, patent
medicines, chemicals, paints. oils, dye
stuffs, trusscs, etc. Agents for the
Celebrated Umlx Weed Remedy,
Or, Oregon Rheumatic Cure; Or. D. Jayne
h Sons medicines, etc.
Spence's Positive and Negative Powders
kept in stock Also agents for the
Home Shuttle Sewing Machine.
One Of the most useful piecesofhousehold
furniture extLnt. Call and examine,
X. C. HILL6& SON.
Albany, June 10, 7l-4Ov3
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1874-08-21

cHAs. h. MONTAGUE. RoBT. M'cALLEY.
MONTAGUE { MCCALLEY,
A RE NOW OPENING A MAGNIFICENT
SPRING GOODS !
consisting in part of elegant
Lnstres,
MMPselIIcs,
Brillinntes,
Piq1es,
hhawls,
Japanese
Dress Goods,
and an endless variety of
Ribbons, Collars, COIIarcttes,
Laces, SC, &C.,
for the ladies, and fine assortment OF
Readymade Clothing,
Hata,
tRps,
Boots,
shoes, ia
Cloths.
CRsssamereSs
GOGtOmatlea,
and Hosiery
ofall descriptions Tor men andboys. Also
full l0ssortments of
Groceries, CF0CEGrY ( Glassware.
W for everybody.
Tho goods were selected with care, and
purchased at very low prices,
A look through our stock and our mark
ed prices thereon, will satisfyall that We
are determined to place our gOOdsat prices
that will warrant satisfaction TO the pur-
chaser. s..9
Lebanon, Oregon, April G5, ls74.
BARGAINs.-Messrs. P. 9. Har-
per & Co. have on hand and offer
for sale: v w 4g Yas N
One brass bearing wagon, o..
One brass bearing wagon, 81.
One brass bearing header wagon,
2a. aTas a,,sae
Lot of Plows, John Deer's)
One Excelsior Mower q Reaper
combined. 'aiiR
One Excelsior Mower. ia1i.i :
AT greatly reduced rates to close
ont. 'iN'o's''s'''s''N st'i' =
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1874-08-21
Murder Ii, Albany

Murder In Albany
III ASNEVER YET BEEN KNOWN, AND
II no threatening of itat present.
Death
Is thing which sometime must bcfall
every son and daughter of the human fam
lily; and yet,
At the Midday,
OF your life, II disease lays his vile hands
upon you, there is still "a balm In Gilead,"
by which you may be restored TO perfect
health, and prOlong your days 10 a miacu-
lous extent.
How I?
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