The Grange advance., 1874-07-15
FAITH, HOPE,

WEDNESDAY, July Especial kilograms
from Glyndon, Pembina and Fort Garry
report that the settlement on the Pembina
river in Dakota, near the British bound.
ary line, was attacked Sunday by one hun.
dred mounted Sioux, who killed o. W.
and Baptiste Delorme, Baptiste Lorim,
ana several children, all half breeds. A
number of women and children of St. Joe
fled to Pembina. among whom are Mrs.
Emmerling and Miss Mayer. As they
looked back they saw the houses and wig
vans Of St. Joe burning. A company of
the Goth infantry was sent from Pembina
at midnight for relief Of the settlers still
defending their homes, and volunteers were
promptly organized. Apprehensions
we're yesterday expressed Of further
attacks on exposed frontier
settlements. The Indians we're well
mounted, and, their horses being shod, it
is feared they had captured the horses
from the American boundary survey party.
-. General William o. Nichols, formerly
Of the Confederate army, committed sui-
eide Monday at his home in Rutherford
Park, N. J... 1t is now authoritatively
announced that the representatives of the
several through transportation lines, at
their meeting in New York last week,
agreed upon q general advance instead Of
decrease of rates. Gen. o. o. Howard
has been assigned to the command Of the
Department of the Columbia, with head.
quarters at Portland, Oregon.
THURSDAY, July 9.-The case of the
creditors of the Northwestern railway
against the State Of Wisconsin, a proceed
ing to prevent the State from enforcing
its railroad law, which was on the 4.h de.
cided against the creditors, has been ap-
pealed to the Supreme Court Of the United
States. On the part of the State pro.
ceedings have been commenced in the Su-
preme Court of Wisconsin to compel the
Chicago and Northwestern, and Chicago,
Milwaukee and St. Paul companies to obey
80 much Of the law as was teld valid by
the late decision of the United States
Circuit Court-that is, as to freights and
fares within the State. The convicted
police commissioners of New York city,
Charlick and Gardiner, whom the Mayor
reappointed to the Offices they had vacated
by their crimes, have been constrained to
resign. and The Governor of New York is
strongly petitioned to remove Mayor Have.
meyer. Lieut.. Colonel Frederick T.
Meyers, deputy quartermaster general q Z.
5. A died at Santa Fe, New Mexico.
Tuesday night. - The Eve mile single
boat race for 50 600 a side and the cham
pionship Of America, between George
Brown of Halifax and William Scharff OF
Pittsburg, was rowed on the Connecticut
at Springfield, Mass, yesterday afternoon.
Brown came in q length and half ahead,
in 36 minutes, 46 seconds. .Aa importa.
ton Of IS more colored men to work in
the mines caused . demonstration by the
white sinners At New strai,svine, Ohio,
which ~ so threatening that special
force Of c6nstables was. sworn in. It il
.ooted thA& wives of white miners held up
their babies to look at the black men who
had come to rob them of bread and the men
told ~ negroes they had been deceived
aud begged them not to go to work..
Tho French ministry again rendered their
resienasions yesterday on account Of being
defeated in the Assembly, and again Mac
Nah6n refused to accept. MacAahon now
proposes TO send in . message to the As
sembiy, asserting his determination to re-
'aln and exercise the powers granted him,
and insisting on the necessity for . CON-
plete reorganization of the government.
-. Thomas F. Mason, q bank cashier st
Charleston, 8. G., has confessed to the
embezzlement Of S., 600 aud is accused Of
taking $25, ooo. The Carolina Central
railway, which concesls it's accidents from
the public, killed two men yesterday morn
ing BY running train over the buggy in
which they we're riding. >. At Grayesyille.
Calumet county, Wis, Tuesday, Thomas
Lofts Knocked his wite over With ham
lmee aud then fnished the murder With sn
axa. RAfn1 arreated hA aaid IA l;il..a L..
On aceoant Of her abuse Of the children.
.1ten Camp Brown. Wyoniqg Tsr-