The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1875-10-22
gelegraphic.

Pos, JEHEA1s, n. T., Oct. 1s.-The
FIRST snow storm Of the season in this
section occurred last night. Snow fell
! at Clocohecton, ons the Erie railway,
growing heavier farther west. At Sus-
quehanna, Penn, it was five inches
deep. A severe gale also visited this
uaectien last might, upF00fing trees and
damaging buildings.
i NEw YoRK, Oct. 17.-At Hack
ettessolBal, Nh, Yesterday moEBing
/ James Kicker shot and killed his two
sons, aged six and ten, and shot at his
1 wife but missed her. He then shot
himself in the head. His wound is not
serious Kicker was arrested Dones-
tic troubles lead to the crime.
WASHINGTON, Oct. 1.-THE Presi-
dent has made the following appoint
ments: Thos. J. Mitchell, Ills, agent
for Indians OF Milk river agency, Mon
tana; Jas. s. Hastings, Of Michigan,
agent for Indians Of Red Cloud agency,
d. T., USce Jno. j. Savilie, resigned.
The President has recognized Fran
co.'s LaVinge as consular agent of
France at Memphis.
LONDON, Oct. 18.-The Tie Marls
Lane Escf,ress, in its review of the
corn market, says that in consequence
of recent heavy rains seed time is prom
ising, but the dampness has affected
most of the new crop. Large foreign
arrivals has checked the upward tend
ency in price, but holders are still indis-
posed to make any concession. Trade
is therefore inactive. At Paris prices
are rather lower, while in France wheat
is steady and dearer. Belgium is nm
changed; Holland is firmer; Germany
steady d inactive; Odessa firm. Az
erages are is I'd higher. the bulk of that
sold being fully 3s inferior in price to
the previous crop.
WAsHINGroN, Oct. 13.-The Com
missioner of Indian Affairs las sent a
dispatch from the Indian Agent at
Green River, Wyoming, dated 10Th i'm
slant, saying the Shoshones have had
battle with the Arrapahoes and whip
| ped them.
/ ROME Ocr. 1.-THE newly appoint
ed cardinal, Mobile. Vitelleschi, is dead.
King Victor Emanuel has arrived at
Milan.
SASTANDEH. ccT. 17.-Sixteen hum
dred soldiers embarked at this port to-
/ Qay lot CuDa.
| LONDON, OCT. 18.-The Times this
morning has telegram from Ragusa
announcing that the Turks have crossed
the Austrian borders, and are now near
the village of Erseeg, Troops have
been sent thither.
Tho Times special from Berlin saws
Khokand remains occupied by Russians,
and will probably be annexed TO Rus
sia.
NEW FORK ,Ocr. 18.-The EyessSssg
Post says there was conference in this
Icity last week between representatives
OF the principal lines running East from
Chicago in regard to another advance
In rates. From one of the main parties
| Ill interest we learn that q further early
advance was substantially agreed on.
LEBANON, Pa, Oct. 18.-The post
Office at Meyerstown, on the Lebanon
valley railroad, was robbed Saturday
night of letters, stamps and money.
LONDON, Oct. 1S.- The Times
special from Berlin says Russia has COM
manded Polish proprietors in tie prov
inces of Milna, Groduo, Koona, Minsk
and Vitepsk to sell their farms to Rms
sian tenants the government fixing the
nls coatiP s.le M npEoSelaent
Oh tue Foifsn nobility.
i MLwAUKEE, Oct, 19.-About q week
/ ago the sheriff 81. Toorfa oe Co. r.ar,aa R.,-
! ker. was killed by two 5,ofl,ers. mos md
/ Isaiab Col,rtavriCht. yyl,om, he sft..snrteS
to eject from bnilslin9- This .,,x,r,,;ns. sn.
/ masked men. numberin0 forty Went 10 fhs
/ ialI at SteyeIlss DoiYt. fdce s,t flss C.o,srt
i W,riohfs ana fs.,n0 them srS,n x,,a,rsla afS,;r
was ouf-ISIv execs,fesI. There "a ~, av;.
i dence Of tie IDENTIFY at the rernetsator
1 ATRAry nv 5,os 40 IN, sss;Is,,,
has i,,strs1etefi fhe s,;sfrick
ont the state to ,1rsees,f ali s,e,se,ns
i Of in1proner ,,se of ,noTsevs st elecssosns On
i main 81 CiisEnissals
NEW YoKK- Oct. 1o--Tt Ia rc,,orfe1
i the Pacific Mali have sold their wooden
| side-Syheel steamers II, .5apanese waters for
1 tlle local trade. Auonnf realizsfi is said
i TO be S8OO. COO cold.
j Louisville. Oct. 19.-The Grand Chap
ter of Royal Arch Masons convened in the
i Masonic Temple Monday morning, Grand
I High Priest Josenh p Force In the Orient
nj ;Ilafr foresiflfnT BEING tho 10Th annual