The Grange advance., 1874-08-05
IN UNION STRENGTHEN KNOWLEDGE POWER.
A1NT PAUL AND RED WING MINNESOTA. WEDNESDAY, AUGUST

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by the Lieutenant Governor that troops be
stationed at Vicksburg to preserve order
the Secretary of War replies that the Pres
ident declines to move troops except un-
der call strictly in accordadce with the
terms Of the constitution.--The Secre-
tary Of the Treasury has issued his notice
calling in for redemption 'ol $25,0O0,0 900
the 500 six per cent. bonds.--At North
cumberland, Pa, the place OF his death and
burial, and at Birmingham, Eng, the CEN
tennial anniversary Of Joseph Priestly's
discovery Of oxygen was commemorated
by large assemblies of chemists. At
Birming ham monument to Priestly was
unvailed.--Sot far as known the number
Of lives lost by the Pittsburg flood is l33
Vigilance committees have lately been
formed in parts Of Kansas for the hanging
of horse thieves, three Of whom were
hung near Wellington, Thursday night
"A girl of Is years has been arrested
at West Farms, New York, for trying to
burn to death an infant she was nursing.
She had no motive other than strange
notion that she would like to see it burn.
------The French Assembly has adjourned
until the 30th of November ------Western
and Northwestern Kansas is covered by
locusts.
MONDAY, Aug, 3.-ln the French As
sembly Friday Galloni d'Istri, a Bona
partist, said the republic had the scorn of
honest men. Saturday he was challenged
to repeat his words and, when he did
so, Victor Schodeher, Republican, gave
him the lie and several other deputies of
the Left rushed toward him, shouting and
shaking their fists. The President unable
to restore order, suspended the sitting.
Several duels are likely to follow. The
Bonapartists are excluded from representa-
ton on the French Assembly committee
which is to sit during the recess.-By
the capsizing of boat off Bristol, Eng,
Friday, four women and one man were
drowned. The English jury Of inquest
charged the boatman with manslaughter.
They don't allow accidents there.-Mrs.
Tilton is said to have testified before the
Plymouth Church committee as to her
husbands having gone after strange wo-
men and how she had to send for a po-
liceman to keep the Woodhulls away from
her house. She denied positively having
ever told Susan B Anthony Of any
improper act on her part :,
all she said was that Mr..
Tilton, was circulating stories to her preju-
dice and that Of Mr.. Beecher. She never
wrote any confession of criminality. She
had copied papers her husband had drawn
up for her, sometimes not knowing what
was in them. The statement for DR.. Storrs,
was drawn up, she said, by her husband.
She stopped at the clause charging that Mr..
Beecher had made improper advances to
her, but was persuaded by her husband to
go on. She felt that she had done great
wrong and, without consulting anybody,
| went to DR.. Storrs, told him it was false
and explained to him how. She had
yielded to Mr.. Tilton's forcible persuasions.
Five men are to be hung in the parish
of Assumption, La, on the 2lst, for the
murder of E. Eastwood flatboatman, last
fall.-Members of the cabinet at Montreal
are accused Of having swindled the prov
ince out Of s2oo,oo by an exchange Of
valuable lands for land of little value. The
affair creates great excitement at Montreal
and some Of the accused have at once re-
signed from the cabinet.-The rascality
OF their California agent has caused the sus-
pension Of Rosensanki & Co., shirt manu-
racturers of New York city, with liabilities
which will probably reach e500, 900. -
The public debt was reduced during June
81, ,2S3 1866.
THE Winona & St. Peter railroad re.
duces passenger rates to four cents a
mile, commencing to-day.
Ar the Wadena county convention
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