The Grange advance., 1874-10-14
IN UNION STRENGTH--IN KNOWLEDGE POWER
AND RED W1NG MINNESOTA WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER a.

suance ola charter. Canter is an old Of
tender. ... .Thirty-nine medical students at
Buffalo, were arrested Thursday for violai-
ting the grave Of Mrs. Richard J. Cary and
others. The students were surprised en-
gagged in dissecting the bodies. Much ex-
element. Jacob schweitzer, al insane
German living in Detroit, set fire to his
ho. Use yesterday and thea shot himself in
the ia ce, perishing in the flames j. NJ.
Eckfeld:, superintendent of construction
of the new branch mint at San Francisco,
suicided Thursday by shoe ting in the
head. No cause assigned. Phelps, as
sistant treasurer of New York, has been
found guilty of embezzlement. -. {. The
Grand jury Of Salt Lake have indicted
Thomas 3. Kicks, for lascivious cohabita-
ton. He is charged with having FIVE
wives, three of whom were married to him
since 1862. The loss ocoasioned by the
late typ'oon, in China is estimated at
$1,000, 900. The shore for miles around
Hong Konh was strewn for miles with
wrecks of vessels. -. Two more regiments
Of infantry have been detached from the
army on the Northwestern frontier an.
sent south. e. "Wednesday nj ht, a mob Of
forty negroes at Holly Springs, Miss. took
James Perkins and VIM. Ravenswood,
colored, from Jail and shot them dead.
SATURDAY, Oct. l0.-The funeral of
Rev. Thomas Eddy, the eminent Metho-
dist divine, took place from S: Paul's
church, N. Y, Friday afternoon. The
services were conducted by Bishop simp-
son and Sones. >. The Presbytery Of
Jersey City has presented charges and
specifications of seduction, breach Of
promise, ETC., against Rev. J. L. Glenden-
ing. 1.-THE council Of the Catholic Ma
tional Total Abstinence Union, aas decid-
ed to open an emigration department t.
aid emigrants in finding proper homes
80. Postmaster General Jewell ia deter
mined to put an end to claim agents 80 far
| as his department is concerned, and en-
phatically refuses to recognize such agents
in the future. 1.-THE Republicans were
successful in only three counties in the
election in Georgia Wednesday, The en-
tire Congressional delegation are Demo-
Gratis, gam Of two. The commission
appointed from Washington to Investigate
the facts relative to the recent alleged
murder of five Osage Indians by the Kan
sas militia find that the attack was unpro-
voked aud unjustiiable, and recommend
that the government gee that the tribe is
reimbursed. Thomas Ballard alias John
! Davis and Elizabeth Ballard alias Ann
Adams, the former one Of the most expert
counterfeiters in the country and the latter
an accomplice, were arrested at Buffalo
yesterday. 100000 in counterfeit money
| in various denominations was found, to
gether with press, dies, plates, etc The
Pope has addressed by telegraph his pos
tolic benediction to the members of t e
Catholic Total Abstinence Union now n
session in Chicago. .. The east parish
! church of Aberdeen, the first church in
the north Of Scotland, has been destroyed
by fire. The Archbishop of Cologne has
been released after six months imprison-
ment, and the remainder Of the sentence
will be treated as cancelled.
MONDAY, Oct. 12.-President Grant and
party left st. Louis Saturday evening fo1
Springfield. The Chicago exposition
closed Saturday, with an attendance dur.
ing the day Of 81, 900. The exposition was
a great success. .. The Duke Leinaster
Ireland, died Friday night. ). Reports
from Louisiana represent registration pro.
crossing quietly. 1t closes the 23d inst
Sixteen of the Petersburg, Va, judges
Of election have been indicted by tho
United States Circuit Court for violation O.
the enforcement act of 1871. .Upe1
recommendation Of the Republican
State Committee, General Healey, U
s. Marshal for Alabama, has appointed ,
dozen deputies, all Republicans, one TO-
each strongly negro county, to see that tn,
enforcement act is complied with. j.. Il
few politicians of Massachusetts, stylinf
themselves Conservatives, have addressed
II letter to President Grant, arguing tha
the only true way to restore peace to tn,
South is for Congress to pass an act to pa.
for the quartermaster and commissar,
stores taken by the Union army in tn.
South during the war, and refund the cot
ton tax. The letter has been referred 4