The Grange advance., 1874-04-15
STATE NEWS!
DAKOTA COUNTY.

DAKOTA COUNTY.
DEATH Of Mrs Con,er-Last Satur-
day the community was startled by the
announcement of the death Of Mrs.
Catherine Conner wife of our late Coun.
ty Treasurer. It was bat few days
ago that she had removed to their old
home in Eagan. 1t seemed US if she
had returned to die. 1t was home to
her. There her children We're born.
There she had spent the happiest days
OF her life, and there she often expressed
her wish that she might die. Her wish
was granted.
She was buried at Ipver Grove with
the most imposing ceremonies of the
Catholic Church. The choirs of the
Mendoza and Hastings churches sang
during the service. Requiem Mass was
celebrated by Rev. Father Glennon Of
Mendoza: the Rev. Father Halton, of
Hastings, preaching the sermon. After
the Mass Mrs. Donnelly sang one Of
her grand solos with such pathos and
feeling that it touched every heart so
that relief could only be found in tears.
Hastings Union.
wAsEcA COUNTY.
Blooming Grove-Hans Hanson, for
merly of this place, is reported to have
jumped over board ship on his way to
Norway, while drunk, and Was drowned.
The following resolutions were adopt
ed by the Waseca County Council:
WHEREAS. The we'll organized dealers in
agricultural implements and other ma
chinery have combined for the purpose of
defeating our grange organization for the
same purpose by selling or Offering for sale,
such implements and machinery at prices
30 low that our agent cannot compete with
them, and reserve to himself o reasonable
per cent for his labor-therefore, Re-
solved, That our worthy agent be and he
is hereby instructed to spend one day in
each week during the season for selling
agricultural machinery, and he is hereby
Instructed to sell such machinery at such
prices as shall compete with the lowest
priced dealers in this country; and Re-
solved, That he shall present to our finance
committee all deficiency bills together with
his vouchers, to be by them audited, and
allowed if found correct. Resolved, That
our agent be required to report to each and
every meeting of this council the probable
amount of his deficiencies. Resozved, That
we will pay all such deficiencies, after they
have been properly audited and allowed,
and our worthy Secretary is hereby in
structed to draw all orders on our worthy
Treasurer for the payment of all such de-
fciency bills. Resolved, That all the SUBJ
ordinate oranges in this county, members
Of this council, or that shall be hereafter
be members, shall be assessed from time
to time an amount per member, sufficient to
pay all orders drawn on the worthy
Treasurer Of this council.
Waseca-The Ne,os from which we
glen the above facts, has the following
with regard to a lively saloon at that
place. On Thursday Ed. Olson got
several marks about the head and face,
and his fingers bitten, he is a sickly
man and now under the care of
physician; on the same evening At the
same place by the same whisky and
vendor thereof the railroad boys got
drunk and lost $7o-by the same on
Monday evening one Tuttle vas made
drunk and hustled out Of the saloon.
One Moor meekly suggested that to
make man drunk and then kick him
ont was not exactly th1. thing, where.
upon the White saloqh keeper put
head on Moor aud sem him away reek.
ing in his own blood. To this the editor
added by way of a moral:
So long as the sccafsed and soul-damnine
traffic shall exist, SO long these brutal and
murderous assaults will continue. The
vie demon is abroad everywhere through
out the land. By its influence men are
murdered at high twelve in our most pop
uloos cities. The whole traffic is desc.
latlng curse. drenching the land with blood
and tears, filing our poor houses with
wlGows and orphans, and peopling our
sslums with those who have lost their
reason and self-control.