, 1874-03-10

Tho Grange movement III Wisconsin,
Suecial Dispatch 10 7As Chicaao Tribune.
NEENAit, Wis, Nlarcf 0.-To-day Mr.. II. E.
Huxloy, Secretary Of tho State Grange Of pa-
irons Of HuBbandry, reports tlat tho number Of
Oranges III tho Slate hna Increased from BAG, at
tho eeaaon Of tho State Grange in January, to
BUS. Io Inns nlHo OIL ll1o tluplcntos Of petitions
nont on to Washington for approval and
record wlic, will raieo tho ontiro
number III tho State TO $50. Thc State Secretary
IL sending out commissions to Iodgo-DopntIos
in oycry county having organizcd lodges. These
Doputios aro authorized to establish HrangoA In
all rlaces whore required, mud to tr.vol into
quarters wlicro thoy havo not boen established.
Tho Executive Committee Of tho State Grange
Issuing formal Instructions to tle County Coln-
cilB for their guidance In boing Incorporated un-
dor tho now law passed for TINT purpose.
ouTAuAat1E COUNTY GnANHEs.
business agont Of tho Oulagamte County Conn
ell, Btatod Tint in his county tho first Grange
Nns organized in May Init, md tuat now thore
are soyon in tho county, with membership Of
over 5Oo tl.o lust Ct 5maraoge having. been organ
n,eots i'll tlle hall of tho Appleton Grange, and
iug implements aud farn,-maclinery for
nil tlo lodges during tho COM
ing summer, purchases. to 10 mado
q reduction Of 25 per cent from tho prices for
mnrly lpnid local ngcntB 10 this favorable rcluc-
tion OIL former steals thcy expect to gain still
nloro in arrangements OH frcights. Recently
tloac turner's Ind lhcir first oxnoricnco in pur-
cnsing through tho officers Of their Council.
Many Of them wero iii want Of land-plastor.
Thoy made out their wants. anil sent in to the
business agent OF tho Council who found
that sixty tons were demanded THIS ut
former ratos, bought through all agent, would
F1n1 rrut$ fn15 nrnI nj utn 4{rtnf AF7.
pleton. Purchased through the Council. It was
delivered at tho shno place for 3672, d Bnving Of
s3l8 on former modes OF doaling, III tho. hrgt
trial Tho officers of tho County Council are
tho Rev. =. 8. Bennett, Presidents Z. N. Cow
ell, Secretary md business Agont; aud byron
Green, Tronsuror.
THE FIRST GRANGE HALL.
Tho sub-Grango ut Grconyille is now building
now hull for tho accommodation of its ord
1nnry b,isincBs sessions mud Boc,al gatherings.
about $l,d0U. I'hH il tho tirut building OF tho
kind in tho county, and but few havo boon he-
gun in the State, though planB arc being ma
tured for boyeral in Winncbago Fond du Lac,
and Grcon Luke Counties.
The Gr1lngcrs ia Establish u Stntistt-
csll Hstrcsl1 ut xvs:silin*tost.
WAsulNaroN, D. c., Elarch 9.--rho Executive
Committee of the National Grange OF Putrons
OF llusbandry aro 1lntnrlng plan for tho for
lnation Of IL statistical bureau ii, connection
with tho National Grunge for tho collection and
dissemination Of information in regard to tho
condition or tho crops throughout tito country.
Tho now bureau viii bo located at Washington,
D. g., mud IN charge Of 0. W. Allen,
Secretary Of tho State Grange Of South
Carolina. Subordinate Grangos will ro-
port diroct to tic State Grange MI
information Of interest relating to crops, md
tho different stato GrangeB will report BY telo-
grauh to tho StntiH1ical Bureau Of the Order Ut
Washington. Tho Duroau will compile and
summarize those reports into monthly report
Of tho crops in NIL sections of tho country, aud
will simultaneously transmit tho report by tclc-
t:raph monthly to nl stato Graugos, which III
turn will furnish it to every subordinate Grange
not bu furnished to tho press for publication, it
being intonded exclusively for tho bonoilt Of
members Of tho Order.