The Grange advance., 1874-09-09

storm was experienced III wyoming yes
terday.
FRIDAY, SEPT. T. 4-Proceeding direct
from the President, orders were issued
yesterday looking to the prompt action Of
officers Of the law and the placing of troops
to put an end to the lawlessness which is
said to exist in some parts Of the South.
....Gov. Kellogg of Louisiana offers a re-
ward Of $1,000 each for arrest of the
ruttians who murdered the officers of Red
River Parish. Over forty persons, mostly
whites, were united in the murder -.
Gen. Sheridan yesterday issued orders to
commanders Of departments to burn the
wagons, destroy the outfits and arrest the
leaders ofany expeditions undertaking to
go to the Black Hills. -. The Wyoming
election resulted in the reelection of
Steele \Democrat} for delegate to
Congress by an increased ma
jority Judge Blatchford Of New York,
in a bankruptcy case. gave decision yes
terday to the effect that when the assets Of
bankrupt fail to reach fifty per cent. Of
the claims proved against the estate, he
cannot have discharge unless by consent
of a majority III number and value of his
creditors in accordance with tie provision
Of the act Of 1868, which, the court holds,
has not been modified by subsequent legis-
l1tion. Frederick Dockerey, the Amer
can who was arrested in Cuba on charge
of being spy, is to be sent to Spain as
| prisoner. Bishop Mclean, of Saskatche-
wan. has reached London, and reports he
has in his travels collected 100000 for
the establishment of his diocesan mission
and the endowment of his bishopric.
| SATURDAY, September 5.-The Official
report ofthe commission appointed to in
vestigate the circumstances of the escape
Of Bazaine, duplicates the jailors and states
that they were instigated by Col. Viii
lette, Bazaine's ail.de-campe, to facilitate
the prisoners flight, but acqu:ts the garri.
son Of the fort of completely in the affair
1.-THE credentials Of the newly-appoint
ed Spanish ambassador to England make
no mention of the republic 1t is ru-
mored that Marshal Bazaine has gone tc
England. The forthcoming Irish
American rifle match excites the greatest
interest in Ireland. The Irish team will
embark at Queenstown tomorrow morn
ing. The Lord Mayor of Dublin and
lady will escort them to the
vessel, and they will he ac-
companied to New York by Viscount
Masserern and Mr.. Bagnall, as extra men,
bers of the team, also by several ladies
and representatives of the Irish press. go.
At a meeting of the cotton-spinners Of
Manchester yesterday it was decided that
a circular be sent to the Lancashire mills,
advising that work be limited to four days
a week. ..,.A number of raised certificates
ofstock were brought to light through an
investigation of the affairs of the Central
Fire Insurance Company Of Philapelphia
yesterday. ....At the Mystic Park races.
he 2:20 purse of $4,000 was won by
Doble's Gloster in the 3rd, 4th, and 9Th
heats, beating Red Cloud, Camons and
Nettie. Time z:l9, 2:2o, F2:20 IL, 2:25
and 2:22 ....Full returns from the Sec
ond Vermont District show Poland's vote
$40, Dennison 7,079, Davenport 2,o22,
scattering 93l. About 400 old folks
participated d in an excursion to Rockland
from Philadelphia yesterday-scarcely
any Under sixty years of age. The three
eldest were 10s, l02 and l0l years old.
Dancing formed part of the arlusements
furnished. George F. Hoar announces his
willingness to become candidate for NOM
ination.
MONDAY, Sept. AT Nicholsville, ,Jes-
samine county, Ky., Saturday, negro
named Lewis Oats, who had committed d
rape upon white girl named Strange
was taken from jail and hung bv mob
LIN relation to charges of bribery
} against the commissioners and other off.
Gers Of Cook county, III j., a special grand
jury of the criminal court at Chicago re-
ports that although there is not sufficient
evidence On which to indict any Of the
accused, yet the jury has no doubt there
3 has been bribery or that witnesses called
I before the jury in connection with the
e charges perjured themselves. "A