The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1875-10-08
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t so ySSs.lerusly Dy q freight train at Hamil
| ton, Ohio, demolishing 4 s.sIeene,. >, .Tob,
onuIer was killed and three Others fatal,
injured. A'''Ssii
Further advices from the railroad acc;
uent at Hamilton state that the ONLY per
sons injured were three men-John Shuler
Ahay Wertz and Henry Deemer-- who
We're stealing ride on the platform of The
sleeper When the freight train struck it.
/ Wertz was killed instantly. Shuler died
shortly after, and Deenler is still living but
with no hopes of recovery.
NEW YORK, Sept. 29.-W Worcester Mass.
dispatches announce that Vice President
Wilson will be permanent Chairman of the
republican Convention to-day, and fndica-
| tons point to the nomination of Charles
Francis Adams for Governor and the re-
| nomination of 1t. Governor knight.
WORCESTER, Mass. Sept. 29.sThe Re
publican State Convention met at half past
II O'Clock, and was called to order by w.
w. Clapp, of the Boston Journal. chair
man OF the State Convention. The usual
committees were APPOINTED and Hon.
formal ballot for candidate for Governor
23e. ''s' O''' -1o.' . '''0' Aus''l's'
On the first formal ballot Adams had 253
votes: Loring, 1872; Rice, 451.
Second ballet-Adams $50: Loring 225,
Rice 497.
Result of third ballot is as follows !:
Whole number 97S, necessary for choice
490. Pierce SO, Loripg so, Adams 249,
Rice 576. Rice's nomination was made
unanimous.
III. G.. knight was nominated for Lieu
tenant Governor by reclamation.
GALVESTON. Sept. 29.-The steamship to-
day brings the following additional from
Indianola Along the entire route are
broken wrecks of houses. At Matagorla
Island but one house is left standing. All
at Satori are gone. At Indianola nothing
but ruin, destruction and desolation is seen.
Houses broken down and piled on top of
each other. The most notable Episcopal
church, lying on the bank of a bayou. It
formerly stood eight blocks up i'm the
heart Of the city. There are fifteen bayous
which were cut by the waves from the bay
into the city But twelve houses are left
standing, all more or less damaged.
CHICAGO, Sept. 20. A Washington
special says the officials at the Indian De-
partment are inclined to think the com
missioners to negotiate the purchase OF the
Black Hills are In danger. The constant
reports now of the bad temper and irrita-
bility of the Sioux lead those best acquaint-
ed with their character to expect some
treachery, or some outbreak directed at the
commissioners. The manner of dealing
VITA the Sioux is in great measure respoll-
sible for this feeling. The peace policy is
considered as only timidity on the part of
the government, while the swindling of
agents has given the Indians poor opin-
view of the present disturbed state of feel |
ing, additional troops will be ordered to |
the vicinity of Red Cloud Agency. The |
present force consists of three Companies of |
cavalry and four of infantry, enough to il-
r1tate the Indians without impressiiig them
in restricting way. The feeling of uncer- |
talnty as to the safety of the commission |
has taken such definite form that it may be |
expected they will be temporarily recalled |
rom q the place where they are at present |
IN such danger of losing their scalps.
CHEYENNE, Sept. 9.-JohnPhiliips. lust |
arrived here from Bridger's ferry, midway
between Forts Laramie and Fetterman |
states that Indians numbering about 60 had |
ais hay train, consisting OF II men, 1901
1ead OF work cattle and wagons, corraled |
lf the above named point on the 22d inst.
fhey fought for two hours and a half.
fhe Indians killed and drove off 80 head of
;attle and horses, and wounded one man.
and Dyne were in charge of the
ram, ana were cutting hay for the Govern
nent on the south side OF the Platte.
GLEN COVE, l.. l., Sept. 29.-Last night
boat with Rev. DR.. Geo. B. Protens, iate
Dast0r OF All Souls Church. BROOKLYN.
lewis benjamin and three others, were
apsized and the two former drowned.
MANCHESTER, N. III. Sept. 29.-The sky
vas overcast this morning and slight rain
ell. Scientists had made very accurate
Preparations to make observations, and se-
ure photographs of the various phases of
he eclipse of the sun, but We're only able
0 discern the shadowy outline of ring as 4
approached and passed over. Although
cience gains but little, enough was seen (
D very almost to q second the predictions
I astronomers.
. NEW YoRK, Sept. 25.-Ned O'Baldwin
led this afternoon.
INDIANAPOLIS, ind, Sept. 3O.-Dfr. 8.
Wood. a prominent business man AT |
greenfield Ind, and president of the | t
reenf1eld Manufacturing Company, COM !
litted suicide Mt Union Depot Hotel in c
lis City this morniug. Financial troub- | c
IS are the alleged cause. s
Inc board of directors of the Northern | 1
acific Railway Company met today G
frederick Billings of Vermont, was nom | t
lated Tor president. but was Obliged to | h
Feline on account of ill-health. Chas. B.
9rlgHtr OF Philadelphia, was then chosen t
FesluehG Geo. s. Lake, vice president II
amuel v llkinsons secretary; Geo. e. u
eebe, treasurer.
LOUISVILLE, Sept. 30.--An examination n
books of the Planters National Bank Il
'veals defalcaton of q hundred and five Il
ousand dollars taken during the last five a
So amounts to thirty per cent of the canis ii
stock and will fall heavy on the stock a
,lders. n
Boston, Sept. 5O-A large crowd at- V
nded the great stallion race at Reaeor et
rk to-day, between Smuggler and Tlaom-
The race was won IN tt
rec rec strait heats by Smuggler. Time.
a51k, 2:2S, 2:40. to
FALL RIVER, Sept. 80. - EVERYTHING ll
re quiet. There has been a de,.irIasi / ri
ange in affairs since yesterday. Iarre 81
nabeEs Of help went to work this morn.
;: Others gave their respective mills
tlce they would resume work to-mor. | :,
". All the mills running, and have +
ge additions to their force. th
NEW YORK, Sept. SO---A rqlf,,n,. ,vas | n,
rrenE on the street yesterday that the 3 >,
8. s. Go. had sold their Shanghai line =
assisting Of three steamers, for A7e1 fsl1' Sc
esident Dillon says the sale has NOT vsf th
m m cons,n!mmated, though negotiations are1 Re So
cash subscriptions Ia aid of Tax- e :.
sufferers has been telegraphod. ,Tha "a
NIW YoRk, Sept. 30.-T4,e T'hira is
g Savings Bank has failed. It has s sTSa or
positors, whose aggregate Is A7ad fsnG =. =.
~ to Is cents on the dollar win nror.. m
I be paid. - 'A's psoAss- ba
Einneil, the murderer of osRaldwsn
rendered himself to the police.
WHITEHALL, N. Y, Sept. 3O.-yyilI,,,r.s lv
rlage mlnufactory and two sIvellinss M,
re burned af Sandy TJfIlsiant .-s-1eess -