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The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1877-05-25

BIG TINE AT CoRy.XLL1s-On Thursday y
of last week. an immense concourse of citi-
zens of Benton and adjacent counties met
at the hall in Corvallis. and took the initia-
tory steps toward building railroad from
that city to Yaquina Bay on the Pacific
ocean. Numerous speeches were made,
the band played several popular airs, and
everybody seemed full of enthusiasm and
fully determined that the road shall be built.
After the ceremonies ut the hall, the people
formed in procession and marched to the
point selected for s.breaking ground" for
the Yaquina Bay Railroad. led by the band
and such pioneers as Rev. J. W. York,
Uncle George Spencer, W. F. Dixon, d.
Irwin and Meseiames Avery, Mulkey, Rob-
inson, Trimble, York, and others. Judge
Chenoweth, President of the road, carried
the spade which was to be used IN the GER
cmony of breaking ground for the road.
and escorting Mrs. J. G. Avery, who had
the honor OF inaugurating this grand high
way, which is to revolutionize the carrying
trade of the Willamette Valley. We learn
this much from the Gazette. and that the
Yaquina Bay Railroad is now a fixed fact
'Ror for the railroad.
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ALBANY
BOOK NTORE
N0 E0sHAY.

nEALER IN MISCELLANEOUS BOOKS
IL School Books, Blank Books. Stationery
Fancy Articles, &C.
Books imported to order, at shortest possible
notice v5n30
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AdmInIstrator,s Notice.

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN that The nm.
IN derslgned. David Froman. has been, by an
order of the County Court of Linn county Or.
egon, made at the February term thereof 1877
July appointed Administrator of the state OF
Squire Montgomery. deceased, and all persons
having claims against said estate are hereby
requested to present them, duly VI ritieSi Il,
the undersigned at his place of business in AZ
bany. in Linn county, Or gon, within SIX
months from the date hereof ~
Fcbruar~ F;. 1s7E TfVTp rRoMA$
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Mrs. S. Nichols. M. ..

nFFTCE AND RESIDENCE corner of First
" and Broadalbin streets, up stairs over Post
office. Special attention g iven TO the diseases
of women. Being regular graduate of Boston
Medical University, and having several years
experience. can assure those suffering, relief
by my method of trea' ment.
Albany, Or, March 2, 1SI7-22v9
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AdmInIstrator,s NOTICE.

NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that the un-
In dersigned ! as been duly appointed Ad-
ninisfrator of the estate of J. d. Ray, deceased,
by an order of the County Court of Linn coun-
~, Oregon, and all persons having claims
against said estate are hereby required to pre-
sent the same duly verihc to the unde ersfgnec
1T his residence In Linn county, within six
mon hs from the date hereof.
February 16, 1877. Aw w. C. FOREE &
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1877-05-25

POSTPONED. - Owing to the stormy
weather prevailing on Saturday last, the
U. p. Sunday School excursion to Brooks
station over the Oregon 81 California Rail-
road, planned for that day, did not take
place but was postponed until the 26th
inst, tomorrow. A good many of the lit
tie folks were disappointed, but the excar-
sion will prove all the pleasanter with fair
weather. Unless the weather should prove
stormy and disagrecable, the excursion will
come OF to-inorrow-so keep yourselves ii
readiness, little folks. g
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1877-05-25
MEDICAL.
N. IHENTON, M. D.,
PHYSICIAN & SURGEON.

HAVING PERMANENTLY LOCATED IN
Ii the city of Albany. and entered upon the
TEIIRTT-FIRST year of his practice, respectfully
tenders his professional services to the citizens
at the City Drug Store. Residence First
street. n33v9
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1877-05-25

OCR BEST Bow.-We are indebted to
the Kindness of Mrs. j. F. Backensto for
the present, on Monday, Of the handscmest
bouquet ofroses that has ever gracedi our
desk. Among the rest wasa monster rose,
nearly as large as q small cabbage.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1877-05-25

Picnic 1r SPRnSeHTLL.--,There will be n
picnic ON Saturday. June ID, about ono
mile west Of springhill. Benton county, a
short distance from this city. Judge Moore.
will deliver an oration, and splendid time
will doubtless be had by all those who at
frrd
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1877-05-25

AT ROBERTS BRIDGE-On Saturday.
owing to the stormy character of the wealth
er, the attendance was not as large as it
probably something over hundred In at
tendance. Prof. Powell. of this city, de-
liyered an interesting address, which was
listened to with marked approval. 1t was
announced that three weeks from that day,
a temperance picnic would be held at the
bridge, when there would be number OF
prominent persons IN attendance who would
make temperance speeches. Remember
the time-June 9th, 1877.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-12-03
WOMEN DETERMINED TO RULE.

The management of the Home for Aged and
InGrln Hebrews has been vested exclusively the fc
male members OF the society, the men being allowed
vote. being admitted only rs honorary members. An
attempt made, az the annual meeting yesterday. to
elect some men to the board but the ladies rallied in
large numbers % protest against this innovation isJac
Roscnwad headed the innovation ticket. and WIS op-
posed Mrs. Joseph Stiuer The uphOders OF female
rule trumphgd. IrS. SUacr WAS elected prCsl-
dent; Mrs. Charles Schicsngrr, vicr-ircsdrut
Mrs. Jacob SchOlle, treasurtr; Mrs J. R0seudcld.
Nr. I. Lavenburg Mrs. j. Euman. Mrs. II.
GItrerman, Mrs. u. Morrison and Mrs y Kiingeist"n.
dirrctIrsscs Mrs. JOacim5en. In her annual rcport,
sad that the receipts for the past ycIr hal been
4l7Gj6 a. and tbs expense, Sij,sl9 -. The society
frye from debt. ana mad assets valued 40 20 BIB 81
Tie decrease the receipts this year due
paid dues, the omission Of tLc els To- grant apprO-
paton, and tie omission OF The usual theatrical benefit
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-12-03
THE COURTS.

WHAT THE JUDGES WILL DO THIS MONTH
There will be no general terms during DE.
cember Of any OF the hghor Courts except that the s
preme Court General Term.vlA on December 2s IN
render decisions II has before IL undecided about 100
cases Judge Barrett will SIC NJ sIecial Term JUDGE.
DOnohue, Lawrence and Van Brunt sitting at the Cir
cults Judges Davis and Brady WI dig1fe between ,eo
The Court Of Oyer and Terminer and Chamber a. NAV
be convenient 10 them. in view Of the amount OF General
Term cases awaiting decision
The trial OF Dr. Thomas ;. lambert, tho President Of
the American Popular Life Insur2ace COmnany, ID sct
down for to-day In the Cont or oyer and Tcrmlner II
has been postponed several times on account OF bs
health. II has been umOfcd that the Grand JIrv ~
tbs Court would continue In session FOR least week
10 inquire INTO other Insurance matters and excise MAJ.
ters '
The trial OF tho snit for g 100000 against Richard
j. Connolly IL get down for Tuesday, but there l. a
difficulty about the judges. Last month judge Barrett
nut the ease over, account Of his former connection
with the Committee OF seventy, and Judge Lawrence In
whose part the case comes this month, T. IN the Same
position. and has expressed his great reluctance 10 try
the suit. IL has been expected that IUgc Van BgrInt
would hear 10, Int De- Is busy with ~ suii ~ Black
agninstthe Contnen tai Bank which viii hardly be
Guided within week.
The Superior Court, Special Term. will he held by
Judge Sedgwtck, and three Trial Terms BY Judges san
ford Curtis and Spcir Tho Common Pleas. Fouify Term
VIII BE- he'd by Judge Van HOosen aud fs Trial Terms
by Judges IaremOr0 aud Robinson IN the Marine
Court he Trial Terms vii be- held By Judges McAdam.
Alker and GOepp.
In the surrogate's Court the struggle the Wander
Dt Will j. to BE- renewed tomorrow, and VIII mp n
another shape Thursday.
Inc General Sessions branches will be held By Judges
Sutherland ana Giderseeye.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-12-03


John Welsh, the newly appointed Minister to
the Court II St. James aud his daughters Miss Ellen
Welsh and Mrs James Somcrs Srt1, with Mrs. Smiths
SON sailed for England on Saturday by he White star
steamship Adriatc. The special train rendered to Mr.
Welsh by Colonel Thomas 4. scott was gaiiy decorated
with flags, and left Philadelphia ut $50 a. M Colonel
scott's private car was attached Among the friends
ACCOMMODATING Mr Welsh were his brothers. Samuel and
william Welsh and their wives; eX-Nayor Daniel NJ.
Fox Mr. and Mrs. Amos r. Little, Parker shortrige'
James Kohh. Thomas VI. Dudley, Frederick Farley,
Henry Winser Thomas Cochranr. Clement r. Bddle,
Jonn O. James and J.. y steele When TIE tram had
proceeded nearly al hour on 81 journey, e >urrs"
was given MI welsh. Henry Wirscr, gaining me atteu-
ou of the occupants OF the car said be happy 10
medium of expressing 20 Nh welsh t' esteem IN
winch he was held by lis associates In the Centennial
Board Of Finances. aud to WISH linn God spr, ana SAFE
return. Mr. N.Hser handed ir. welsh the ergrussed
resolutions. which were In handsomely bound book.
Nj. Welsh made fitting response.
Nanv friends AZ the drUDts nj Trenton ana New
ark A. Irrs, CRY g. W Cniids. A. !. Dlcyl md others
we're waiting. The steamboat Pcnnsrlvo 30 carried The
marty 10 tie dock ~ the Adralc NJ. Welsh rec lived
ms friends In the grand saloon Three large baskets on
flowers sent board one for each Of The travellers
Among the NcwIork ricnds WHO came 20 say goodbye,
was dele cation from The Chamber ~ Commerce. ncud-
ing William T.. Dodge, Samuel ID. Babcock \. =. Low,
Crtus W. Field Elliot c. Cow lin j. Prrponf Ryan, I.
g. Winston. y. b. sherman and Henry T. rpauldWg Wien
the Philadelphia parry came forward one by one 90
Ike formal leave Mr. Welsh, tine latter gave each
warm clasp OF the hand and AN G'conate KISS When
tie warning bell was sounded, Mr.. Welsh accompanied
Lis friends on deck AMI Gs-ugded them from following
HE steamship down the bay in tu.NO9t aging that
one ltave-takng was bad enough At 2:3D r. fha
steamship started, hr. Welsh standing on dcck,
watching his friends tle pier who waved him fare
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-12-03
THE NEW EMMA NINE LITIGATION

The bill in equity, which was fled in the
United States Circuit Court. Friday last by the Emma
Silver Mining Company OF London, against the New
York and tab companies Of the name. Trenor W.
Park, H. Henry Baxter ex-senator Stewart, 81 Nevada
and others Is brought escnd the tract by which
tue Emma mining property transferred from the
Ne0-Nork % the London COMPANY II sets up subston-
tally the Same charges Of fraud tAat made IN tho
common law suit before judge Wallace. which was de-
cdcd IN favor 81 fhe defendants. TIE main ground fO
bringing the bill is the fact tlat the New
York COMPANY used Ncssrs. Park & Baxter as their
agents in making the sae they being an the time trustees
o. tn London company n Is claimed That consequently
the purchasing company Tcpudate the sale will
TIE bin prays that the defendant be ordered 10 return
the FIVE millions of dollars which paid by tie
London corporation for the property, asks ipiurc
tons against payments TO the Utah company ali.rgton
OF the mine ETC. Attached 10 the bill exhibits are !
prOm=50ry note OF eNMiuister Scheuck, to PARK Tor
10000 and agreement between them with regard
70 The shares which allotted go General Schencl
Messfs. E'aOti, Burnett & Hammond appear f0r tho
plaintiff and Mcssrs. Chttcudeu Hubbard i0r tie de-
fcudauts.
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to act with the bank officers in the management OF
DISASTERS on THE SEA.

The United States torpedo boat Alarm,
which started for Washington last week. ran into the
schooner c. & C.. Brooks when off Barnegat The
schoOners stem was started, and other damage was
done. The Alarm lost her whale boat. The schooner
began leak badly and the Alarm took her In tow TO
bring her this city but the hawser soon parted and
the schooner made her way to this port alone. The
Alarm also returned here.
The steamship Carondelet which arrived here on
Saturday. brought Captain l. G. Rogers and the crew,
men, OF the wrecked brig Alice NJ Putnam. Cap
tain Rogers stated that the brig left Orcha for Bait
october and the sixth day aiterward encoun-
tered heavy gale during which the vessel sprung aeak
II being impossible TO keep the vessel free. captain
Rogers determined Ia her ashore md October II
she shore the Island Of san Salvador The
vessel then stripped Of its material which was taken
to Nassau and sold
The schooner Horace Noodle, when twenty miles north
or BarDCgat November 30 In collision with the
schooner Nellie II. Benedict The Horace Noodle was
stuck the port bow saying in the side and SINKING
her In twenty minutes. The crew took small boat ana
board the pilObOat Hope No l, which came 10
the rescue Of the crews when the accident was seen
The starboard bow OF the Nellie was crushed IN. The
vessel leaked badly that the also took refuge on
the pilOi-bOat The Nellie sank afterward. The
Horace Noodle, Captain Brown. was rom Philade phio
with coal. for Boston. The Nellie. Captain Terrell Was
from Maiden for Baltimore, with buestOne Both crews
were landed AZ StapetOn The Captain and crew OF the
Horace In destitute condition.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-12-03
NAVAL AFFAIRS.
THE ANNUAL REPORT.

SECRETARY THOMPSON MAKES A NUMBER OF RhC-
COMBINATIONS - CONSTRUCTORS, ToRPEDOEs'
DEBTS. PURCHASES
The completion Of the annual report OF the
Secretary Of the Navy was exclusively announced
in TnE TRIBUNE last week together with the
fact that liberal appropriations for the improve
ment of the Navy Yards and the Navy were
recommended. To-day. additional features OF
the report are presented below. The subjects treat
ed Of are the Importance Of educating professional
constructors for the navy; the case of the Brook
Ivn Navy Yard with the inexpediency of selling any
part of 1t: the need of torpedo experiments; the
power to make purchases of iron without waiting
for advertisements: the large Indebtedness of the
several bureaus the completion of the iron-elads;
and the contracts made by Secretary Robson which
have since been suspended The Secretary hopes
that Congress viii pay of the indebtedness of the
bureaus He saws that whatever work Congress
orders will be performed whatever 1t does not
order will not he attempted.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-12-03
DEATH STRUGGLE WITH A MANIAC.

Nathan OdenYad, an inmate of the Insane
Asylum on Wards Island died Friday from injuries
received in struggle with OF tine attcn ants. Dr. l..
l. Macdonald the resident physician, and warden Ken
nrdy give the facts as follows: Odcnwald powerful
man Of forty-sx years. was brought TO the asy-
lum on Monday, suffering from acute mania.
He was not considered dangerous, and was
placed in a dormitory with several other patients.
He showed no traces OF feroGy until about
ga M. on wednesday when h. suddenly leaUed from
his bed and sczrd fcOwpaticut nIted Ritter by Che
throat The hOarsc cries OF agony from q oransing
man aroused Keeper Bync, UhO slept ir room directly
across the hall and hr rushed 10 The ~ litt
lie clnght Odeuwaid by the shoulders and compelled
Mm TO release his grasp. The maniac, VII,
was far stronger than The keeper. uracd IN family
and gapplW with him. A fearful STRUGGLE followed.
Ryruc tonight for ms lie as OdrnVad'5 fingers cuched
his neck In ycc-iko crlsp Twice they FELL Odo nWaM
.rl ng against tie fame NJ an iron h.dsitad and
again upon pail II only upon the arrival u see
ond attendant that Byrrc released. iis neck bore
traces OF M ASSISTANTS grip. Several Or Ojcnwalds RIOS
wore broken, ANA bo died on Friday.
TutI Tie result 81 the CUOnefs nques IS known, the
two attendants have been suspended d. Macdonald
does not think them clp9bie -. SilvemGu Odanwa.ds
slnnaw says he VIII demand the arre, Ut the attend
ants The deceased for many year. special
deputy under Shrrf Oucu, and lost his reason on
count 0f disappointment in regard 90 Office IL is
said 10 have shown violence before his entrance into
the luIn.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-12-03
A BRAVE FIREMAN REWARDED

The Bennett medal, in acknowledgement of
merorous services IN the Pre- Department. was pre-
sened on Saturday, by Mayor Ely, 10 Joseph MCGOWAN
oil Engine Company No &. The First battalion OF the
Firc Department, under command OF Chief shea. was
drawn up in front Of the City Halt Mayor Ely ac-
compauiet by Ere Commis stone King. Pcrlcy and
German, Aldermen Lewis, Colo, Morris and COWiug aud
othcrr appeared upon the steps, and AcGOwau was re-
quested t. step forward Tire remarks OF Mayor Ely. in
Presenting the medal, OF compliment and eucout-
azsmcnt. only 10 the recipient. but the depart
uent This l. the eleventh award OF the Bennett medal
The services Tor which Mr McGOwan thu, rewarded
were In rescuing persons from the building No -
1lamrs-sl, during there about o'clock Oh the
morning oi April Ia, 1876. Four children two oid
women were say red from death.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-12-03
LOCAL MISCELLANY.
.rsrs OF THE CLArRMoNTs FAILURE.


1HR PRESIDENT CHARGED BY THE RECEIVER WITH
PERJURY AND CRfMIYAL MIsMANAGEMENr
H. A. Smalley. receiver of the Clarmont
Savings Bank has sent TO the superintendent Banking
n rcport on the condition Of the bank Mr.. smailey
places the responsibility Of the banks failure upon Sher
man Broadwe the president, whom he charges WIN
criminal mismanagcmcnt and perjury. The DOCKS
and accounts, Mr.. Smalley afirms were inten-
tlonaIy faI.ined TO deceive the trustees, the de-
positors and the bank examiner. The report states
that until July l. 1873. the bank appears TO have been
solvent although the statements OF its officers to
the Banking Department did not truly represent It's con-
dItlon January l. 1879 nor at any time subsequent
From July l. 1879, Mr. Smalley alleges, there were re-
peated and systematic violations Of the clause In the
charter OF the bank which provided that no ocer OF the
bank should borrow the funds OF the bank. II" hnds
that the bank Illegally carried discount and broker
ace business that the cash items were held largely IN
shape Of youchers that loans made to The bank were
proper credit being made that the certificate OF deposit
account was Literally used for What 800 IL known
iacates Of deposit issued, without any entry
the books proper Of the bank ~ 80 wsro
Tho action II David T. swan the secretary Of me bans
IN assigning al his PROPERTY ana rrTaeng al ~ the
other officers IS favorany commentedon by Mr; SGv
to" of others MIR Smacy also expresses his belief that
with n few exccpuo =, the trustees 81 inc Danh WerS
ignorant ~ its condition. and were Intentionally deceNeu
The actual liabilities OF the bank stated TO be Sl16,-
o25 OF OF which amount there TlO22O3 Oh due 10
deposltoIs $4,000 i'm loans made by other BANKS ana
trust companies $3iI 20 in certificates OF deposit ana
- 800 % due TO other banks The actual assets M cost
nrcps arc estimated be $l33 f9l 81. leaving hehc
t face tges OF SI3443 a. or these assets, however
tber are Chased a. bad doubtful 81 900 IN DOns
end rags 81 600 in transient loans, T2l2Vf 30 IN
cash items, s2.3oj - in oyerrafs ~ f 10
81 sol 20 Of other swelling the probable dehclt 10
S7J,JOS 81. =, 80, ,..-,,.. , ,.au
II WAS asccriained last evening that The DlsFciA o
npv viii TODAY bring the 81 Mr. BrOadWcI Deore
the Grand Jury charges OF perjury ana ol WiiIui
aud criminal mismanagemPnt Receiver SmalIcy has
ubtined permission the trustees for the amounts
az dividends raid dcpositOrs since January l. l7''
y,bic were NOT earned by the hank, ana proceedings
vii be taken 90 compel the restitution Of mOneYs lost 10
the bank through the fraudulent, or ieg" action Oi
Z no officers
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-12-03

The first business m order was the cOnsid-
Grafton Of The resolution offered by Mr. Baker REP.
IndJ ins..uctng the Committee Patents 10 report
bill which shall prohibit the bringing maintaining Of
suits for damages for any infringement Of a patent
AGAINST any person who purchases FOR hts own use, and
not tor sale or barter, any article implement ia the
knew thHt n iniuged existing patent. Adopted
yeas 113 49, tWO-tnlrd- voting IN favor tlcreuf
MI KNOTT Dem, kyJ moved To suspend the rules
and pass El appruprIing 10 each 81 tic gurying Of
ncels If the United states steamer Huron. - 900 each
~ the surviving 300, aud to the widows and
O. a. years pay 90 their respective relatives.
Mr. CARE iELD Qtcp., ONO suggested that the bill
should also make provision iOE the case OF Captain
Guthrie and his crew. who were lost III endeaVOUug to
save lifc from tne wreck Of the Huron.
Alter the bill WIS 80 amended u waA unanimously
passed.
Mr. GOODE Dem, Va. moved 10 suspend the rules
and pass bin 10 remove the disabilities imposed and
remaining upon person 10y virtue 81 tho thirteenth
fourteenth amendment OF the Constitution
OF TIE United States.
Mr. GARFIELD Glep Ohlol said that n a clause we're
inserted that the amnesty should he granted after
application IN writing to the Attorney General for the
removal OF the disabilities there would be objection
10 the Diil
Mr.. GOODE withdrew the bill, and mmedia tely there
after introduced, % modified suggested, and moved
that the rules be suspended aud the nil passed Rejected
Yeas go; NAYS, %. Not tWO-tuIrds the affirmative.
Mr.. MILLS Dem IcAasD moved 10 suspend che rules
aud adopt a resolution iustructing the Committee OF
Ways and means 10 revise the tath To make 10
purely and solely tArn for revenue, and not for pro-
tccting class Of citizens by piuudcrng another
The House voted Mr. Mills'B motion, aud IL was
rejected; yeIs GO; nays, 20.
The House hcn at O'clock took recess til 10 o'clock
Monday.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-12-03
RUTHERFORD PARKS EXCITING TOPIC.
& cnnnhnl i'm RntLnrfnrl pnrl- " L

4 scandal IN Rutherford ParE, \. j., Is
causing great excitement ~ that lttlc village. Mrs
George H. Hayward the aecuser ia The case. Is member
OF The Baptist church she has preferred charge OF
sault against Robinson Ireland, wIdower with large
family ~ children. nearly all grown up. short time
ao MI Ireland changed his place az residence and Mrs.
Tirvward assisted lrciand's daughters IN put
al his house. evening she claims that
hc assaulted her. Mr.. ireland denies the charge
claim. that Howard AID his wife trying 10 black
mail him ireland has been arrested and bound over O
await trial az the December term OF the Passaic County
Court which VIII Open today Hr. Hayward has also
been scd and baled To answer charge ~ assault
ard battery made 10y Mr.. Ireland. The lrciands are
connect ed with the Pcsby terian church aud both fam
lilies are well known In tie village