The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1880-09-03
aaiseel1aneous news.

county, Ill.
Hayes and party expect to leave
Chicago GU the ID of next month for
California and Oregon.
John II. Knoble, ex-Assistant Cor
pora.ion Attorney of Brooklyn, has been
exouerated from the charge OF fraud
and dishonesty.
A fire partially destroyed Casele &
NTayo's paper mill at South Lawrence.
Mass, on the 26th inst. The loss has
been estimated at 100000.
Members of the firm OF Loeb S Co,
New York, say that the firms snspen-
sion is Only temporary. Their liabili-
ties are placed at S40O, 900
Gold is flowing into New York for
the purchase of breadstuff;< for European
consumption. SIS, 100000 will arrive
during the present month.
Governor Gear of Iowa tells the Burl-
ingtop HaacheYe that the Republicans
of that State will poll every vote this
year, will give Garfield and Arthur a
clear majority OF 10000 votes, and
plurality OF form 76,OGO to $4,000, and
will elect a unanimously Republican
delegation to Congress.
Tie Republican Administration have
paid oft one-third of the debt contracted
through Democratic rebellion. The
people feel like trusting the same party
to Fay off the remaining two-tbirds.
The steel bridge across the Missouri
at Plattsmouth, eighteen miles from
OMAHA. is completed. It was tested
on Monday, which proved most satistae-
tory. 1t is 5000 feet in length, built
entirely of iron and steel, at cost of
5000. 900. 1t took one year to build.
There have been 40 duels in Fra ance
since January last.
Baron Iiickly who was expelled from
France for caricaturing Grevy and
Ganbetth in his Journal, the Iri6oI,
was born in San Francisco. His paper
goes on all the same, notwithstanding
his baniSisment
Violent gales and floods have destroy
ed much property in Spain recently,
and a waterspout in Switzerland on
the 30th inst. done great damage to
property and killed many persons.
Squire p Dewy, of San Francisco.
has filed a voluminous complaint in the
Superior Court, against the estate of
VIM S. o. Brian, Pacific Lumber and
FIume CO., Nevada Bank, Pacific Re
finery of Bullion Exchange and CAL
itcrna Mining Co. and its stockholders
for alleged wrongs. frands and breaches
of trust. The sum involved is IN the
neighborhood OF s19,0O0,000.
Tie Treasury Department estimates
tnat about $40 100000 of foreign gold
will arrive at New York each week un-
til the first of November
The statemet comes from Washing
ton that English has told the national
Democratic committee that lie will not
ask the committee to send a dollar to
his State. FIe proposes 70 supply Il e
corruption fund for Indiana, with the
understanding that he is not to be call
/ Ell upon III CtiItElbluIG 10 OItieF
Chiet Onray is dead and Rapomari
is most likely to be his successor. He
is interior TO Ouray The treaty is IN
statu qno.
St Julian Is to trot against his best
time at Washington on the 9th OF Octo-
/ her
Four compar les of the 1st cavalry.
under command of Major Jackson, pass
ed through Yakima Sunday last. The
| Major informed the editor OF the Record
that they were merely on a scout, and
would not remain long.
The WaIla WaIla H'atchmo,a says
Several emigrant families direct from
old Kentucky passed through town
last Monlay. They came across the
| plaius all the way with their teams and
were a little over four mouths on the
road.
The Yakima Record says "Bent'
Goodwin, deaf aud dumb man resid
| ing in klttitas vaIIev, came down on
| Monday. and from him bv means o.
discovered new di9gings lying 10 the
west OF the CWaHk uliHeS WHICH, Will pay
81 TO the man per dag. He says tho
whole Of that country is now staked of
in claims.
The Yakima Record learns on ;good
authority that the post at Camp Chela,
is to be abandoned, as also Fort Col
vile. In the place OF the two thu
abandoned it is said mammoth pos
is to be established in the viei,ity of tin
San Puel creek or at the mouth of tn,
Spokan.
| The Secretary of the state of Name
under Garcelen, has resigned his position
in the Greeuhack State committee
declaring his intention OF acting here
after with the Republicans.
The owner OF St. Julian offers hin
for $4,000. Bonner is after him
Well as long as e Old John'' is owned
in this city we don't want second
rate flyer like ST. Julian.
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