The Grange advance. [volume] (Red Wing, Minn.) 1873-1877, 1875-10-06

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the large audience supposing the building was
falling.
PERSONAL MATTERS.
j. Russell Jones has accepted the Gus.
toms collectorship at Chicago.
4 Ez-Gov. Bigler reports that the CEN
tenn;al collections in New York city to date
amount to S250.O0O.
Judge Clinton, who is to try the New
York canal thieves. is the son Of Gov. De Witt
Clinton, who originated the canal system.
The friends of ex-Assistant District
Attorney Fisher OF Washington are responti-
Die tor the report that the young man is in
sane.
MIR. Anthem, ex-Secretary Of State Of
Indiana, was struck with paralysis of one half
his body Sept. 28th. He will recover, but
will be permanently injured
The new Grand Vizicr Of Turkey is re.
ported from St. Petersburg as fully admitting
the necessity for reforms in the govelnu ent Of
Herzegovina and other Turkish Provinces
The board Of directors of the Northern
Pacific railroad have elected Chas. B. Wright
OF Philadelphia. President; George Starke,
Vice President; Samuel Wilkinson, Secretary;
George E. Berbe, Treasurer.
Richard Robinson, the paramount and
murderer OF Mrs. Catherine Dixon, of Norwich,
Conn, asoldier's widow and mill opeIativ.,
was captured at Wiilimantic, 80 miles away
from the scene of the mur1er
Cardinal Cullen of Ireland informs Car
dinal McClosky OF America, that the entire
Irish Episcopate assembled at Maynorth, has
adopted a resolution congratulaiing him on his
elevation to the sacred college.
n Washington telegram of the 9th
says Secretary Delano is to return to Washing
ton for the purpose Of closing his official and
private business there. The name OF his Sue
cessor has not yet been announced.
Edwin Booths left arm, which was
twice broken 10y his late accident, is almost de-
void OF sensation, and he has absolutely 10
control over it. Still he hopes to he able to re-
sumo his labors in about two weeks,
Edmond Moore, a negro, who ravishcd
and brutally beat Mrs. Samuel Virgin, near
Keytsville, Mo, Oh the night OF the oGth, dur
ing tile absence Of her husband, was taken
from Jail and hung by mob, Sunday night.
William H. Stout, who was sentenced
for twenty years in the Joliet prison for muir
der committed in Brown county, H., has been
proved to be innocent and released. He was
committed Oh purely circumstantial evidence
The Prince Of Wales, leaving Italy OH
the 10th Of October for India, will visit Athens
e., route, and the poverty stricken government
OF Greece is accordingly making preparations
to give him royal welcome and entertainment
The Hon. John H. Reynolds, long
prominent in law and politics in New York,
and one of the Associated Judges of the Court
of Appeals Of that State, died at his residence
in Undertook on the 24th, aged about So
years.
Nichols, the defaulting teller Of the
Bank of Commerce, Montreal, has been arrest.
ed at St. Augustine, Fla, in company with his
father. 1t is not yet known at Montreal wheth-
er any OF the stolen money has been recov-
cred.
The Hon. VIM. L. Greene, an old and
well known citizen OF Carrollton, Greene coun-
ty, Illinois, committed suicide on the Goth ult.
while under great depression of mind caused
by illness and a long series Of business misfor.
tunes.
Jacob Renter, the crazy drunkard Of
New Albany, Ind, who murdered his wife,
undertook. TO burn her body, and on its being
recovered from the flames, cut his own throat,
is improving and will probably survive to be
hanged
The last rite comforting the title Of
Cardinal uron Archbishop McCLoskey of New
York, was observed in the church Of Sancta
Supra Minerva at Rome OH the 30th ult., in
the presence Of a large number of spectators,
among whom were many Americans.
Carl Schurz: while in New York, said
he would not accept compensation !or his
speeches in Ohio-not even travelling expen-
SEES. He desired to use his influence on the
currency question:, but at the same time in
tended to be under obligations to no one.
The Empress Eugene has finally alb
Dictated her merely formal regency OF the late
t.nllre OF Fran &c and hencetorward the Prince
Imperial, claiming to be Emperor, will he
guided 10y the counsels of his leading partizans
in movements looking to restoration of the
Empire.
Superintendent George S. Bangs of the
postal service, in an address to the New York
board oftrade, said that the matter of running
fast evening mail train from that city to the
west was impracticabe and would not be ad-
vantageous, the present morning train serving
all purposes.