The Grange advance., 1874-11-18

William Brush Friday last. .. Gov. Hart
raft of Pennsylvania, has refused the ap-
plication for reprieve in the case of I'm
derzook. .. The coal miners Of St. Clair
Co., ILL.,, are on strike, and fears are felt
that the disafection will spread 70 other
localities, aud that serious trouble if rot
bloodshed will follow. The bagging
firm of Ross & Smith, failed yesterday
with liabilities Of el25,000 Fears are
entertained of further failures in the same
line. .. Robert c. Ramsey Of Helena,
Ark. :, shot himself at Memphis hotel
yesterday, the ball entering just below
the heart, md inficting fatal wound. A
telegram to the father said: II have been
driven from home and am maddened.
Shall commit suicide. God help me in
the name Of Jesus -. .. Ben. Butler
claims that his late defeat is directly at
tributable to the treachery OF Erofessed
friends. In revenge he proposes tile form
alton of a new party in Massachusetts,. -.
Pomeroy's case was called at Topeka,
Kas., yesterday, and again postponed on
motion of defendants counsel on ground
of absence Of material witnesses. :. "A fire
at Summit, Mass, Yesterday, destroyed
property to the value Of $55, 900; insurance
$50, 900. The Carlists have been COM
PEELED to raise the seige OF 1run and re-
tire. The Sublime Porte has ordered
concentrating of Turkish troops....
Thirty-tAree members of the council gen.
eral of Seine, recommend the establish
ment Of primary free schools in Paris, at
tendance upon which shall be obligatory.
1.-TWO Irish members Of Parliament
have fought duel and one was severely
wounded.
FRIDAY, Nov. l3.-Ten thousand men
and women are said to be out Of employ
ment in New York city, and hundreds of
families are without the neeessaries Of lile.
-. The execution OF O'Mara and Irving,
for the murder Of Mrs. O'Mara and her
daughter, took place at Montrose, Pa,
yesterday, and that of Uddcrzook, at
West Chester, in the same State. O'Mara
and Udderzcok confessed, while Irving de-
MED a"y active participation, but ac-
knowledged to having been present. ia
meeting OF Eastern railroad magnates was
held at Baltimore yesterday for the pur-
pose Of getting the Baltimore & Ohio rail-
road to join the combination for putting
up the rate Of eastern and western freights
and for maintaining uniformity of charges,
but the proposition was rejected. All
the other great through lines have joined
the combination. -. The hondholders of
he Oil Creek & Allegheny r. R., Pa,
finding that institution hopeless!y bank
rupt, are moving to foreclose on the mort
cages. -. The repairs on the mint at New
Orleans are completed, and that institution
is ready to commence businesS....
John D. Lee, in prison at Beaver, Utah.
charged with being connected with the
massacre Of l2o Arkansas emigrauts pass
ing through that Territory in 1867, at
Montain Meadow, will it is SAID, give
true history Of the affair, aad the names of
parties interested... Geo. +. Cannon, ter
ritorial delegate from Utah to Congress,
has given bail in $1,000 to answer from
day to day to the charge of polygamy te-
fore the U. 8. Court of Utah. -. Murder
Gus and thieving rails into Texas by Or
ganized bands Of Mexican ''greasers'' is re
ported. and much excitement exists in the
localities visited. The cloud of border
warfare is looming up....C R. Fowler &
Bros rice dealears 0: New York, have
suspended with liabilities approximating
sl0o: 600. -. The Hebrew Orphan Asylum
AZ Baltimore was buried Thursday. Loss
s25, 900: insurance $4,000. .. Thomas
NJ. Dudley, rector Of Christ Church, Balti-
more, has been elected assistant bishop of
the Diocese of Louisville. .. The defeat of
the Carlists at lrun is reported to have re-
suited in a regular rout, the retreating
army losing heavily of arms and munitions
of war. . The Russian government has
decided t. introduce system of compul-
sorry elementary education, a trial to be
made at St. Petersburg Of the Berlin sys-
tem.....1t is reported that socialistic
conspiracy for the assassination Of the
Gar has been discovered. -. Meetings are
being held in portions of Canada, to urge
the granting of amnesty to persons i,npli-
Gated in the Manitoba troubles, and also
for pardons for Riel and Lepim.
SATURDAY. Nov. 13.-Daniel n. Has
kel, the veteran editor of the Boston
Transcript, died yesterday morning. %.
Postmaster General Jewell favors further
reduction in letter postage. VIM. H.
Lockland has sued an election judge in
the sixth ward Of St. Louis for 100000
damages for the alleged making Of traudu-