The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1874-03-21
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has been Hned 9lOO and the costs
in four cases, and sentence sdsl
pended on the fifth, for folding
halh-biils . into his paper. We
have cautioned some ofour country
exchanges IN regard to this violation
ofthe, law. ~ tfa l ~ ii5I
Now we know alf about it THE
Siaineset Twins were Xiphopages ot'
the class Of Observation-Disclosures
and may be called, for short,
0mphelophagus Xiphoaidymus
Popular opostrophe. to the I'hila-
delphia faculty, in chorus, awe
thank thee, Jew, for teaching us
that word" af2l's laf" i..e p
The .Nlayocr. Of Norfolk, Va,
recently received a letter from
Atlanta, Ca, inquiring the popu-
latlon ton OF the city, and whether the
writer would be permitted to run
a keno bank. Tie said that he
could give good references as to
character, and would be willing to
allow the Mayor an interest.
There are rumors Of a movement
to consolidate all the steamboat
lines on the Lower Mississippi into
a single joint-stock company. This
means, if it means anything, a
scheme to control the river business
and rates Of transportation by a
single monopoly If there is any
truth in the report, the movement
is one which Will be watched with
Intense interest by agricultnrists
ard business men of the entire
Mississippi Valley. River mbnop-
oily is no less a curse than railroad
monopoly. i'iI3 ''@'Hig
There is a prospect that the,
Minnesota Legislature may have to,
sit. all summer. Several newspa-
pers having made serious charges
against the, the integrity, Of the, Past
life Of State Senator ,Ignatiinuss
DonppelIlly, that wordy patriot re- /
plies BY Inviting the fullest examiua-
tion and BY introducing. a i resolution
to investigate the official conduct !,
Of every Senator and Representative
in Congress from Minnesota for the |
past ten years.
David A. Gage, the detaulting
City Treasurer Of Chicago, has
made arrangements to turn over to
the city some $4,000 IN cash, and 1
give security for the payment Of
interest already charged against
him on the Controllers books,
Sl9S, 900, and for the recovery of
city moneys deposited in broken
tanks, about S15O,0O0, which, it is |
will END the criminal |
prosecution now pending against
him for failing 70 turn over the
Which be- owes the city.
A Rochester, New J 'ocjrk, dis
patch Of February 25th, says: The
Eighth Ward Inspectors. Of |
Election Of this city were r com |
mitted to Jail this afternoon in
default Of the payment Of the fine
imposed BY Judge Hunt ofS25 each |
and costs, $57 so altogether, Tor
the crime Of receiving Susan B.
Anthony's vote ii. the Presidential
election in 1872. The Inspectors !
are determined not to pay the fines.
FollowingIl appears undst a
Rochester (N. W date bt Feb.
9th; This forenoon d FIRE was
startedeby an unknown man under
the second story stairs in Public
School house No ~, on Howell
street. The flames were discovered |
in time to permit 6f their sippres- |
sion before damage was done, and /
before there was any panic, Three
hundred children in the upper
rooms would have been ent Off
from escape, except By ithe win
lows, If the flames had progressed
Tar. No. 8 Public School house
was set on fire Tuesday, but n6
laniage was doAs. a'iib,l' la'lal9i8
Weston fails II Felection BY frorn
300 to 500 votes, -Four Repgbli--
an and four DsMoCfstiC aSehators
ne elected, With Icp choice iiHt the
our z districts. ifA From returns