The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1875-10-29

Ihe murderers are believed 10 be ltaI-
ans. Intense indignation prevails and
detectives are out in all directions
searching for the murderers.
New YORK, Oct. 21.-In the civil
suit brought by Sam G.. Archer, against |
Theodore Davis, receiver of the Ocean |
Bank, tor the recovery of $1O, 900 U. S.
bonds, in the bank when it was robbed |
in 1869. Mr.. Morris, counsel for Arch
er, said they would prove that Steven.
son, then cashier, and afterwards pTesi-
dent of the bank, planned The robbery |
and shared in the proceeds. It VIII be |
remembered the Burglars obtained about
$3.50, 900.
B. G. Smith, Jr., stock brocker, has
given notice to the stock exchange of his
liability to meet his engagemenos.
Strauss, Ieman 6 Co., importers of
dry goods, who assigned, have filed
their schedule. The whole liabilities
are sS99, ,645, gold, and the assets,
SIT ,031, also gold. Sixty-seyen thou
sand pounds are due in England; 65 600
fiorins to German banks, and $57 600
gold in this city.
Troy, n. Y, Oct. .21.-The house of
Rankin & Co., wool dealers, have sns-
pended payment. Liabilities are S14O,-
600. They have cash assets sufficient
50 pay sixty cents on the dollar, and ex-
pect to resume.
MEMPHIS, Oct. 21.-A petition in
bankruptcy was fled to-day in the U.
S. district court by Carroll dE Karr, at
tors against /. J. Wiggins S5 Co, llntters
III a., II - Isas-
about $4,000.
n similar petition was fled against
J. ID. Williams, clo thier, of Maine street,
by creditors.
In he suit of Joseph E. Schmidt &
Co., tobacco merchants, against Fetee,
the sheriff has seized several thousand
dollars worth OF tobacco and other mer-
chandise sc Feftee's hotrse.; 1t rs alleged
that Fettee has ffaudnlent1y purchased
about a hundred thousand dollars worth
of goods OIL credit in several different
| cities, and the suit of Schuidt & Co.,
against him is to recover payment OF
certain promiscry notes given by him for
tobacco.
Los ANGELES, Oct. 21.-This NOR
ming the regular down Wilmington
train started from the depot Of the
Southern Pacific railroad on schedule
time of 1915. When about three miles
from the city, an axle broke. It was
not discovered for about quarter OF q
mile. The train consisted Of two pas
senger coaches and section Of freight
cars. Tho break occurred in the freigh,
car. Five freight cars were wrecked
and three platform aud two box.
wrecking car was at once sent to tin
scene of tho disaster. The tran wa
put in trim and moved off without an,
interruption. No one was injured ant
the damage tritiing.
Gov. Pacheco has appointed Chic
Justice Wallace member of the boart
ofregents of the university of California
vice Sachs, resigned. Gov. Pachcc'
has named J. B. Erringer OF San Fran
cisco, and Wallace and David Delscn
held OF San Diego, as members of tn,
delegation from California to the nation
al railroad convention to be held in ST
Louis Nov. 25th, for the purpose o
considering the construction OF the Paci
fic railroad throught the states and teUi
tories of the southwest. The state i
entitled to three more delegates who ar
i yet appolnteds
The trial of Johnny Tuers, negr,
minstrel. indicted tor the. Killing q
James Bowling, in the Snug saloon, ol
i Washington street, about three year
i ago, was commenced this morning in tn
/ 18th district court.
/ A mortgage as security Tor mote
loaned on prommissory notes, has bee
recorded from William Sharon to Cd,
F'ellowa' Savings Bank for 5000 900 o.
the Cosmopolitan Hotel and othe
neighboying property.
SAN FRANCISCO, Oct. 21.-The cas-
of NJ. III. DeYeung, OF the Chronicle
charged with libeling Rev. o. p. Fitz
| gerald, came up in the police court thi
afternoon. Judge Leander Quint AZ
peared for the prosecution and Alel
Campbell for tho defense The papeI
! not yet having been transferred from tll
, county court the case was continued fl
: hearing by consent until Saturda,
Fitzgerald nor DeYOung were presen
BODY of am Unlnown Female Found.
DErRoIr, 22-The body of femal
was found on the beach near Grand Hs
ven, this morning. The body IS suppo
ed to bc that Of either the daughter (
niece of Captain Scott, of the propells
I hletiasor, which was lost during ii
heavy gale six weeks ago. The bod
was badly bloated, the hair all off til
head, cloth gaiters on, calico wrapper
striped stockings and skirt. The> bod
had q life preseryer on, but no mark
proving that it belonged to the propel
er E,qaSi,aoa. The clerk of the propcl
{ er say. that both ladies' had life presel
yers on when the propeller went dowr
! Fatally Poisoned.
ST. LoU1s. Oct. 22.-A special fror
: Macon. Mo-, says DIR. 3. r. Sherma
9 and Samuel Parker went to Bevie's &c
: day. While there they visited Dl
+ Shanks' drug store. After leaving th
i store they had not proceeded ten rod
! when Parker tell on the street in cor
!. yuIsions. In Ave minutes Or. Shcrma
was simiIaly affected, and ii twent
: minutes both were dead. It is suppose
!, they were poisoned.
4 Versailles. Ohie. DESTROYED by Fire.