The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1875-10-15
Telegraphie.

! ana contractor with the State, so far as LA
been Investigated, gives an aggregate c
over 1880 fTItldlllently paid by O
Charged against the State for work covere
| BY his repair contract of $44, 400 Il wear. ]
| duplicates i'll these frauds several Cana
| Commissioners and inspectors and mem
| bars of both branches of the State Legisfa
ttlre, and SAYS in whatever direction the in
quiry Is pushed fraud and corruption ar
encountered at every step.
RICHMOND, Va. Oct. "a bill of fore
closure on the Chesapeake and Ohio Rail
road first mortga gesassas fled yesterday ii
the U. 5. CiEcuit Court for this district
An Identical one las also been placed OF
file at ParkersbHrg, West Virginia. A,
order preliminary .feceiyership, togethe
with an Injunction restvaiaing any aItae
ference with any lnortgaged property pend
ing the proceedings. has been Issued bJ
Judge Bond.
CTNcINNATI, Oct. 5.-The disease among
horses, known as the Epizootic. has, with
in few days. reappeared among horses
here. Ia all the street railroad stables the
horses are coughing, though none are down
as yet. In many private stables the dis
ease is appearing in the swelling of the
glands in the neck OF tile animals. At tile
least calculation 1000 horses are suffering
more or less from the disease.
MONTREAL. Oct G.-The epiZootic is
spreading anl-all the large stables in the
city are affected. The disease is also pre-
valent- in Toronto. Hamilton and London
NEW YORK, Oct. The Supreme
Court, general term, rendered a decision
this morning, Judges Davis and Brady
rett' order i'll chambers. denying the mo-
ton to vacate the order of arrest on the six
million dollars suit against WIN. NJ.
Tweed, or to reduce the three million dol
lars bail. Another decision was given
through Judge Davis, reversing Judge
Z S/l.
appealed. requiring a bill of particulars rs
to the fraudulent bills and vouchers COM
planned of by the people.
Providence. r. l., Oct. 6.-Most of the
bank letters sent from this tProvi-
dence) postoffice to Boston Saturday night
are missing. a similar wholesale loss of
bank letters sent to Boston occurred the last
of July. and smaller losses twice since.
The business community is much aSitated.
New. ORLEANS, Oct. 6.-'Ihe Galveston
bridge over fhe bay is repaired, and trains
running regularly into the citv. Scarcely
any traces remain of the effects of the
storm. Business isaactiye in all branches
of trade. Contributions are coming in
from all sections for the sufferers, and is
being forwarded to points where most
needed. Galveston harbor is greatly bene-
fitted by the storm, having washed and
deepened the channel over he bar several
feet. There is now II to Is feet of water
OH the bar. Liverpool steamers came over
to the wharf without lightering. Work OH
the Sant; Fe railroad is being pushed for
warl.
TOLEDO, Oct. Ga stockholders meet
ing Of the Il. w. ~ w. II. r. Co. reorgan-
ize,i iIarmofliotSly. Gov. Cox. chairman.
and Messrs. Ashley and Cory appeared as
4 committee from the recent stockholders
meeting i'm New York. \ full statement
Of the condition of the company and his
tory of the foreclosure proceedings up TO
late were given by the chairman. MIR.
Ashley offered resolution requesting the
directors to procure delay until further con
.ultation could be had between the stock
and the boudholders. which passed with
The election is Progressing.
1t IS understood the compromise ticket will
be elected to fill one third of the Board,
whose places become vacant.
WASHINGTON. Oct. 5.-The comptroller
of the currency has called OIL the National
Banks for report exhibiting their condi-
ion at the close of business.
CHICAGO. Oct. GA Washington special
;ays the facts in the Scliafenbnrg case, as
heretofore telegraphed:-are embraced in
Forney's reports to the Attorney General.
The most practical result of Ills Journey
was accomplished i'm securing the intliet-
nent of Sclaffenburg OH the four accounts
le took ont. The eX-marshal was held in
he sum of $22, 600 bail. Forney also
cports that the Government ought rot to
top there. as he has gathered evidence
gtinst SchaffenbtIrg that will warrant
hirty indictments for perjury. thirty III
licfments for fraudulent accounts, and suits
o recover upwards of 800, 600 fraudulent
v taken from the treasury of the Uuited
states He SAYS Scllaffeliburg, who tried to
lrass out the charges at fret. is now thor
,UgIily scared and wonld jump the country
f It were not. for his bUirisuleil, who say
hat he has received to-day word from Den
yer that the Colorado telegaticn will call
IN the President this evening to beg off for
Schaffenburg. They. will claim that his
will break down the party in
Colorado; F; meanwhile the present marshal, |
Iol. Chas. G. Tompkins, n man whom the
ing cannot scare or buy, is a nephew of
he President, and has also made arrange
nents to call OH Mr.. Grant with the dele
CATION. Mr.. Forney says, if the govern
court, these against Sehaffenbnrg. ID. |
IEoffat 81 Co. and ex-Register Cook, for the
oss and frauds, the ring win bescouspletely
,roken Mp, and the reign of good men iii
Colorado secured.
WASHINGTON, Oct. CA delegation OF
pueblo Indians, from New Mexico. arrived |
lere this morning. Hnaccompanied by any
gent or interpreter. They can only speak
mixed Spanish. They were taken to the |
Washington Honse, and a gentleman speak
ng Spanish took them to the Indian bureau
bout II. NJ They bring q letter of i'm
truetion from the Indian agent at New
.fexico also petition in Spanish setting
orth their grievances and the object of their
riSit. E s as II
WORCESTER. Mass. Oct.s6.--About thir- |
Y delegates are holding labor reform,
convention in, this city. NJ. Chamberlain.
# Boston, presiding. Resolutions were re-
ported from a committee in favor of cor
entration of efforts for reduction of the
lours of labor. denouncing the Fall River
advising the worl<ingmen
o keep away from al present political par
les GaYoring the substitution of 3-s35 bonds
or the 5-20s, and the making Of greenbacks
egal tender payble for tinties and all debts. |
md denouneiRg the national bank system
IS one of the greatest swindles on peni-
ent people. sasskss ssssszs8
NEW York. Oct. 6.-~Vhc report of. the
Rapid Trassit Commission of New York
vas given to the press this afternoon. From,
more than one hundred plans the commits
ioner have selected and adopted three. i
.ither of which may be CONSTRUCTED sinrlv
,r by combining the three. There are 4
ingle track rosd OIL each side of the streets. !
Dver the Sidewalks, elevated OH d einxla
inc of columns. ora double track road over
he center Of the streets by posts placed i'm
he roadWay,. just spanning the h0rse-car
racks, or supported on gothic arches SPAN
ling the streets from curb to curb. accord
ngin9 to plans presented by Richard p.
H.