The Grange advance., 1874-09-23

39,Ol8.. Gov. Brown of Tennessee sends
a message to President Grant, protesting
against the exercise of jurisdiction by the
U. s. Commissioners and Marshal in cases
where such jurisdiction properly belongs
to the State authorities, which, he asserts,
are competent to preserve the peace and
protect tie rights Of citizens. M. Tirerd
of the Left in yesterdays sitting of the
French Assembly, iaterpellated the gov
ernment concerning its rigorous treatment
Of the Republican newspapers and protest.
ed against the recent warning addressed to
the Iourlla! tles Debats. 1. u. !, MacMal,on has
returned to Paris. go. Regnior, who was all
important witness bit fed frcn Paris at
tae beginning of the ~Bsszaine trial. has
bee condemned IL death in contunaciun,
for his traitotous conduct in the negotia-'
tions at Metz...ss. NJ. Pietri, formerly Sec
letary to the Empress Eugene, has arrived
at Ajaccio. 1t is his inte.tion to Offer HIM
sell as candidate for the CoanciI General,
in opposition to Prince Napoleon. 80.
Some excitement has ucen caused at Lis
bon by ru,nors that a lie" scheme for an
lberian union has been mooted, and that
i: has its origin in the brain of Bismarck.
The old Catholic Conference ut Bonn
closed yesterday. dispatch from
Constantinople states that the Governor Of
Ane IRA re ports $4,000 people utterly des-
titute, and they will require maintenance
throughout the winter. ~ 1#%t Eflf sn'
MONDAY, Sept: 21 Six hundred Nor
Emons passed Omaha Saturday, tor Utah
49,. The yellow fever still continues its
ravages at Pensacola navy yard. +, Com
mander Chas. l.. franklin, 2 native Of
Ohio. died on the sth, and, Commander
svmmes, executive, officer, is down with
the diseas se. The reunion Of the army Of
the Tennessee takes place at Springfield,
ILL.,, October 18th and 18th: President
T Grant, Secretary Belknsp, Gen. Sherman,
and other prominen. officers have siyniied
their intention Of being present. Gen.. s.
! A. Hurlburt delivers the annual address
( -. Owing to dull times the cotton manu-:
I facturers Of Massachusetts and Rhode
Island haye resolved to reduce the volume
l ofproduction 20 psr cent. after October
! ....Gov. Kellogg reoccupied the Loaisi'
ana State House Saturday morning, with
out opposition, and Gem Emery tele
graphs to- Washington in the evening thai
all was quiet, -. President Grant, in re;
ply 10 Gov. Brown, Of Tennessee, con
graduates that official Oh the promp
: measures taken by' him: to secure tl.i
arrest ,apd punishment Of the perpetrator
of the recent outrages in that State, at tn
same time calling his attention to the fac
!. that the \ rvs d Congress give the Genera
Government jurisdiction In such oassa, an
der which federal officials pust act, bu
that no special instructions have beel
I issued ID these particular cases, ant
that no conflict Of authority need necessa
, rily ensue thereby. Senate. Brownlos
/ also sends Gov. Brown . very oomplimen
i taxy letter to the same e6sct, ..:.A sever
storm swept over portions Of Illinois an,
!. Iowa Friday night: At Davenport an,
II Dubuque, lows, and Rock Island, Ill.,
) fnumberr Of houses were unroofed, wall
& blown, down and cellars flooded, Will
great damage i. reported from the countr:
) surrounding. =. During the storm Of Fri
day night, atfreisht train on the Illinoi
! CentrslR -R,when three miles from Dun
I leith was vrseksd. \ baaly :njaripg ths e
! sinoer and fireman, and = ;brakesmaa
8 hsmed Allison, the latter dying from hi
,,Iliniufiess shortly after. !. MI. Gampbell. I
Al lcsawfordsyilles Ind, injured ia 3 raiiroa
coliaiQpt near. Bndaloy Y
q Friday nigh. died Saturday morning. #
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