The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1874-12-18
EASTERN NEWS.
sclentific explorations.


Tested them. Explorations were made under diff
c9lties. but resulted in important discoveries.
collected among a,3 them many new to & scense ss This
described by PROT Marsh ''es 2.'N' -. eoN't =
Havemaycr's Last Omcial Acf--A Commits
stOAer Driven from Oaxice.
NEW YORK Dec. 3-The last official communica-
ton with the late Mayor iIavemayer letter to
JAS Bowen, President of the Commissioners of
tba es and sod ang hs 5
allowed WIN. NJ. Tweed at BlackweFs Island and
day Seconded the request and ADDED that II these
reports We're true they We're sn tficent grounds to
This was followed by the resignation Of Bowen this
Longshoyemen's Strike Ended.
The 'longshoremen have had an understanding
with the Walsh Brothers, leading stevedores OF
North river. and modification of rates of compen-
Will go to work Tomorrow.
The Companies Stand Firm.
ect Sit Sf 1hoksn s endeqyorsd to
and Eagle steamship companies. but the agents IN
ployed. -, ~'-D'> -
Paclhc Mail.
r! Russell Sage to day resigned as President and
VIM II Gnion, Vice President, assumed the duties
that full pteh raror az t am
company will be ready for the stockholders within
Particulars OF Saxe's Retirement.
NEW YORK, Dec. "A morning paper says the
dissension of the Pacific Mail directors which cul-
have been brought about by The discovery that he
was selling calls the company's stock 1t is stated
rendered the Presidency of the Pacific Mail Co. 1t
is also stated that Russell Sage will retire from the
Presidency OF the Panama railroad Company.
Relief of the Poor.
a meeting was held this evening at the Church of
the Holy Trinity for the purpose of discussing
poor during the winter.
A Minister In Trouble.
:, Ph,LSDEtrnIA. III Dec 3-Rey Thos. Cooper pastor
TO day answered to Inc capas Issued by the Sheriff
He is now under bonds in the sum of S., 600 to
upon Flora May Peters, aged is, also of Frankfort
suit is civil one damages being fixed e st $40 ooo
Members OF Csoper's Church believe him to be in
nocent.
Striking among the Potters.
NEW YORK, Dec. 4.-The long impending strike
in the potteries of Trenton N. j. began Yesterday
Moss The amt Work
for the winter at a reduction of 10 per cent en-
BY the employees seem only Individual and not par
of concerted action.
Poisoning of a Whole Family.
SCRANTON, Pa, Dec IA man named Ludwig
wife and infant child were found in bed to dag,
the parents dying from poison The wife died with
yiyed long enough to say he had been given some
thing to drink but refused or was unable to tell by
whom The child is still living, suffering.
Destructive Fire.
DOVER, Del, Dec. 1.-The large canning factory
ana Jelly works Of S. Collins IL Co, Lebanon,
insured
The Death Penalty.
NEW YORK, Dec. 4.-Albert jackson and Lewis
Jarvis, found guilty Of the murder Of Samuel jones'
at south Oyster Bay, Long Island, were yesterday
sentenced to be hanged on the 18th of January.
Another Alarm tn Louisiana.
CHICAGO, Dec. A Tribune's Washington special
says: There are rumors here, credited by persons
sana, that another resort to force is contemplated
by McEneryites n The story is that in January they
leading state officers and overthrow Kellogg su :
premacy.
Durells Statement of the Case.
Judge Durell is now in this city, and was inter
viewed by Tribune reporter He is represented as
saying that he is the victim of party exigencies
The head and front of his offending is the literal
construction of the enforcement act-a bad law
rUss 70 lan as SUCH passed by Republican Con
which he found on the statute books and executed
law whic were Strong as its worst enens conId 90
desire He said that when its unpopularity
those Who passed it. and accused by them Of having
orcrstepped his authority.
Another Nephew.
dispatch TO the Herald says that Walker Fearn,
appointed Durell's successor is a relation by
marriage of the President.
Pacific Mail Magnates Airing their soiIetl
Linen.
NEw YORK. Dec 5-Rufus Hatch is not included
IN sg .g aees Re been es
ners were Sage Osborne. helatter sold broker
bear; Hatch denounces Sage bitterly, declaring he
| was kicked out of the Presidency. frenor W. Park,
resign that Presidency also He says the 18th
mus Railroad Company does not depend on the Pa
clhc Mail Company for business but would put on
their own vessels Immediately if the Pacific Mail
Company should Withdraw from the route, The
| between steamers and overland railroads was er-
withdrawal Of Sage. Steamers adSanced the rates
moderately because they were unreasonably low.
vance despite the railroads
NEW YORK, Dec. 5.-The Pacific Mail discussion
continues to be the sensation in Wall street Inter
views with Rufus Hatch and Russell Sage are pub
lished to-day each accusing the other of wilful ly
ing his official position to further speculation plans
B irsin II former agent at San Ersneiseo
him tor $4,000 which he says he expended the
Governments subsidy should lie tell ali ii ke 'as Enows
relative to that expenditure sensation IS promised
| rlvaling the Credit Mobilier.
Wool Growers Protest against Reciprocity.
| NEW YORK, Dec. 5.-A protest against the pro
posed reciprocity treaty is about to be issued by tho
National Wool Growers Association.
| Something sf I'm store - South Carolina.
NEW YORK, Dec. 5.-South Carolina advices say
| the inaugural of Governor Chamberlain promises
ifthe Legislature carries out its recomme
| better days are In store for that State.
End of the LongshOremen's Strike.
New YORK. Dec. "A number of longshoremen
wiz go Worf
at reduction for night work. but refused to work
with men This debars bars them and
| on duty on the river front.
| NEW YORK. Dec. 5.-The strike of longShoremen Il
| now considered at end The companies haze
all the men they want. The new hands by practice
have become as expert as the old ones, and under
these circumstances the companies have resolved tc
| not employ society men under any circumstances.
A vail, Trick Foreshadowed.
NEW YORK, Dec. 5-Washington dispatches fore
fshadow the early favorable action ON the House
bills for the admission of Colorado and New Next
CO. with the object of adding four Republican Sen
ators and two congressman to the present bodIes.-
A Grange Project.
ST. LouIs, Dec 5.-The Executive Committee o.
the Missouri State Grange. which has been in ses
sion here for several days past adjourned to-da,
after transactng considerable business. II adopted
resolution favoring open trade between Missiysip
| pi Valley and Brazil by steamship lines. asking
farmers of the Valley TO aid in supporting the en-
terpriSe. The resolution says it Is the duty and
policy of farmers to induce shipments by river
southwark instead of by rail eastward.
Break between IRON Puddlers and Manu-
facturers.
PITTsBuRG, Dec. Sowing to disagreement in
convention between iron puddlers and mapufac
turers to-day. all mills except two three. will