The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1877-03-30


Hayes manifested in his interview
with Chamberlain the greatest sympa-
thy for Southern Republicans and the
strongest desire to stand by them.
The Charleston Chamber of Com
merce has resolved to send delegation
OF responsible men to Washington to
lay before Hayes the true state of the
case i'll South Carolina.
There have been two fresh outbreaks
OF rinderpest in England.
occupied panic in the Paris Bourse on
the 26th.
Count Andrassy is disposed to medi-
ate between Montenegro and Turkey
aud Russia and England.
Gen. Ignatieff Is anxious to form an
alliance of the three Emperors without
the assent of England.
The London Times says England's
want of decision may possibly lead to
the war she is trying to stop.
Colonel Mitchell, an American officer
OF the Egyptian staff is a prisoner and
is chained to native soldiers.
Applegate will yield big crops of
grain, hay and vegetables this year.
A Bonanza7correspondent says s'cat-
tie are looking up" but neglects to give
the exact altitude of their vision.
There is a man at Grants Pass, Jack
son county, with Brigham Youngish
tendencies, and the Grand Jury is ad-
vised to F'lay'' for him.
Fish are very plentiful at Bonanza.
Lake county, and Walter & Co. are
making oil from them. A hundred fish
yield two gallons of oil.
An Applegater built his house on
wrong section, being part of the school
land. He will be a vacater.
0. G. Applegate mas lost the manu-
script of poem entitled 'Legend of
Chemeketa," on the road between Ash
land and Jacksonville.
Secretary McCrary has ordered Gen.
Augur to preserve the statu quo in
louisiana.
Wade Hampton will go to Washing
ton to consult with Hayes.
Bismark's health is rapidly declining.
Z. S. Minister Foster recognized Diaz
as President of Mexico de facto.
Footstep won the Lincolnshire handi-
cap on the 21st.
One hundred cases of smallpox were
reported in London week before last.
Schurz says he will remove only for
cause and promote for merit.
Offin the Silly night-TA.e bank
detaalter.
skow, Peterson & Co., Chicago bank
ers, have failed.
J. Don Cameron has been elected
Senator from Pennsylvania.
Not solitary colored man now re-
mains in the Nichols Legislature.
Both Legislatures in Louisiana have
extended their sessions to the 30th of
March.
DIR. Wakefield, of Cincinnati, COM
mited suicide with laudanum, on the
21st.
The Ponca Indians will be removed
from the neighborhood of Sioux City to
the Indian Territory.
A cargo of coal oil has been shipped
from New York to Java, via Suez Ca
nal as an experiment.
A religious procession was dispersed
in Zacatecas by the military on the
18th.
MidEat Pasha has been recalled to
Constantinople and war with Russia
seems imminent.
Justice Clifford says he has no in
tention OF resigniug his position on the
bench
Randall says it cost Jones, of New
Hampshire, Dem, $4,000 to be re-
elected to Congress.
VIM. Grupe was killed by the burn
ing of a confectionery shop, at Wash
ington, on the 21st.
As quickly as the South Carolina
question is settled the Cabinet will give
its attention to some prominent appoint
ments.
Unusual cold winter in Texas, and
loss of stock it is said runs up into the