The Grange advance., 1874-09-23

Ding!ey (Rep.) 49,76S and Titcomb Dem
80 ,0l6. .. Gov. Brown of Tennessee sends
message to President Grant, protesting
against the exercise Of jurisdiction by the
U. S. Commissioners and Marshat in c:,>es
where such jur' sdictien 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 i'll yesterdays sitting Of the
French Assembly, i1terpeiiatei the gov
ernment concerning its rigorous treatment
of the Republican newspapers and protest.
ed against the recent warning add;essel to
the Journal r;c> Dei'"ts. .. ac!t;anon has
returned 70 Paris. 80. Regnior, wAo was all
Important witn"~s b;:t fled !rc1u Paris at
tle beginning OF the B.s:aine trial, las
bee c"ndemEed IL death in contu:naci,n,
for his traitorous conduct in the n.@otia~
t:cDs ut Metz. ....M NJ. i'ieri, formerly Sec-
letary to the Empress Euycnir, has arrived
at Ajaccio. 1t is his iutt.tion IT, oil HIM
sell us candidate tor the Councii Ur.craI,
in opposition to Prince Napoleull.
some excitement nas ucen caused a: LIS
bon by ru!nors that lie !, scheme for an
E5erian union hts been nlooted, and that
it has its origin in the brain of Bismarck
....The old Catholic Conference ut Bonn
rlosed yesterday. ....A dispatch! from
Constantinoplc states that the Governor OF
Aue 'ra reports $4,000 people utterly des-
titute, and they viii! require >naintenace
throughout the winter.
MONDAY, Sept. 2l.-Six hundred Nor
mons passed Omaha Saturday Tor Utah
80. The yellow fever still continues it's
ravages at Pensacola navy yard. Com
mander Chas. L. Franklin, a native of
Ohio. died on the STU, and Commander
Semmes, executive officer, is down with
the disease. %. The reunion of the army of
the Tennessee takes place at Springfield,
ILL.,, October 18th and 18th. President
Grant, Secretary Belknap, Gen. Sherman,
and other prominen. officers have siynified
their intention Of being present. Gen. S.
A. Hurlburt delivers the annual address
| 80. Owing to dull times the cotton manu-
| f;.cturers of Massachusetts, and Rhode
I Island have resolved to reduce the volume
of production 20 psr cent. after October,
! ....Gov. Kellogg reoccupied the Loasi-
ana State House Saturday morning, with
out opposition, and Gen. Emery tele-
graphs to Washington in the evening that
all was quiet. o. President Grant, in re-
| ply to Gov. Brown, Of Tennessee, con-
graduates that official OH the promp,
measures taken by him to secure tie
arrest and punishment OF the perpetrators
OF the recent outrages in that State, at the
same time calling his attention to the fac,
that the laws OF Congress give the General
Government jurisdiction il. such cases. un
der which federal officials must act, but
that no special instructions have been
issued i'll these particular cases, and
that no conflict Of authority need necessa-
rily ensue thereby. Senate. Brownlow
also sends Gov. Brown very complimen
tary letter to the same effect. .. "A severe
storm swept over portions of Illinois and
iowa Friday night At Davenport and
Dubuque, Iowa, and Rock Island, Ill.,, a
number Of houses we're unroofed, walls
blown down and cellars flooded, while
great damage is reported from the country
surrounding. During the storm Of Fri
day night. a freight train on the Illinois
Central E R. when three miles from Dun.
leith was wrecked, badly :njuring the en-.
gineer and fireman, and brakesmar
named Allison, the latter dying from Ais
injuries shortly after. 49,. Mr. Campbell, o.
Crawfordsville. Ind, injured in railroav
collision near Buffalo, N. Y.
Friday night, died Saturday morning.