The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1880-06-11
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o. s. Senate from Rhode Island.
John Brol.ghaln. the actor. died in Ney
York on the 9Th.
From New Mexico we learn that Cant
Harker anil sconts jumped up band OF In
: dians last Saturday, near Cooks Canyon
killed three. one of whom is believed to b,
Victoria's son, and captured five horsp
asia some arms.
On the 7tli, at Richmond. Va, w. z
ELAN. editor of the Whtg, and Col Thoma.
Smith, son of Ex-Governor Smith, fought 4
duel. Elam was severely; but not fatally
wounded.
Dennis Kearney, ot Frisco, arrived in
Chicago OH the 9Th, to attcnd the Green
back Labor Convention
Eph. Holland; OF Cincinnati, the f,otefI
gambler and Democratic politician, was
assassinatefl Oh the night of the 7th, on
the corner df 4th and 7th streets of that
city, By W6otlrongh. who fired one shot
from revolver which took effect in ifol-
lands groin. Holland las several times
declared that he was to be assassinated be-
fore the meeting. of the Cincinnati Conven-
/
to make on that occasion.
The appropriation for Tilamook rock
has been increased from $50, 900 to $75. 600
Prince de Santa Seyerina was wounded
In a duel, onthe Belgian frontier, on Sat.
urday. by DeFransic.
Cilas. I.essing. the German painter is
dead.
'rha Emnreas ~ T3,,ss;. .a;~,a ,,,...-.,...,-
~, none OF the imperial family being pres
snt, and not ava re that dtath was so near.
On Saturday the remains were borne 10 the
palace chapel by the Gar and ls grand
Iukcs.
The Chinese are raising large bodies of
troops on the Russian frontier. and an at
tack Is expected without waiting tor for
NAL declaration of war.
From Nor.h Mexico We learn that the
rcvolutionists under Marquese, have left
Sonora and are marching toward Sfnaloa.
closely followed by governments troops urs-
der Col. Garcia. At ranch about five
leagues from Mag'iaiena, the regular cav
airy and $50 volunteers attacked Marauese
who routed them completely. losing 80
men and one officer
Victoria's baud is in the vicinity of Hills
buro, N. H.. stealing horses, etc. No
troops in the vicinity.
On the ,Sth, San Francisco Republicans
endorsed the nomination of Garfield by
firing 100 guns.
w. X. Potter, late internal revenue col. |
lector at Los Angeles. Cal, suicided by
noisnn M fha Tf1a NJ G1nIn Rf0,,Soo
Seven I'1get Sound sawmills were to re-
sumo full time yesterday. They have an
aggregate capacity of $1,000 feet OF Ium-
Der per day.
General CasSius n. Clay of Kentucky
has come out for Tilden.
The Uoffd Is afraid that with Tiltlen on
the ticket, ciphers will figure too largely
in the campaign.
Sunset Cox says Fillen's bar'l will be |
Intellectual in the South this year, as the
people there are TOO prosperous to be
sold.
The Nashville Banner reports Charles
OsConor as saying recently to reporter
of that journal II am not an extreme
party man. have voted for RepubIi-
can now and then when I deeIneti him
better qualified than his opponent"
Hamilton Fish las adtlses sed letter to |
Congressman Morton of New York deciar-
ing nnequiY ocally for Grant. and express
ing confidence in his nomination and in
his strength as candidate. Il have no
doubt" he says, lot General Grant being
able to draw large class of voters whom
no other candidate could attract.''