The Grange advance. [volume] (Red Wing, Minn.) 1873-1877, 1875-07-06
Miscellaneous,

The New Hampshire supreme COURTS to ar
raign some Of the Concord editors and Gorres-
pondents for contempt.
Ofthe twenty five commodores now in the
United States navy, it is rather singular faet
that rot one Of them has served less than thir-
ty years, while the longest term Of service ex-
tends over torty-two years.
A special dispatch from San Francisco
dated June 25, ANNOUNCES that the revolu-
ton against the Mexican authorities at La
Paz is in a full tide of success and the Mexi-
can troops had been sent from Mazatlan to
quell the movement.
A new cigar stamp has been provided by the
internal revenue department. II has a coupon
to be pasted upon each cigar.
The police drove the crowd from the vicinity
of the Brooklyn court room Oh the 26th, where
they were watching the movements Of the
jurors through the windows.
A New York correspondent says that "sun-
dry bottles and glasses were smuggled into the
room occupied by the Brooklyn jury, during
their first evening out
1t is understood that the directors Of the
Toledo, Wabash and Western Railway Com
pany, in view of the foreclosure proceedings
now pending have decided that the stock trans
fer books should be removed to Toledo, but
as there may be some certificate holders who
may wish to make transfers they have given
notice to the stock exchange that the books
will he opened from the 10th to the 31st of Ju-
", after which stock can be transferred in To-
ledo.
The following dispatch from Red Cloud agen-
cy, was received at the Indian Bureau on the
2Sth ult.: To Hon. E. P Smith Commission
er; The Red Cloud and Spotted Tail Indians
have signed an agreement to relinquish their
right in Nebraska. They want $11 800 in
horses, $4,000 in COWS, $4,000 in harness and
$4,000 in wagons. All are we'll pleased"
The American rifemen defeated the Irish
men in the contest at Dublin
1t is stated that the comptroller of the
the. currency has advised the secretary Of
treasury Of an issue Of 81 ,615,525 Of Nation
al bank currency since May 9th, upon which
ESQ per cent Of legal tender notes will be retired
sas provided by law. The whole amount OF ad-
|dihonal bank. circulation issued since the
Of the act Of january 18th last, lis S77,-
585,520 The outstanding legal tenders during
July will I've 1876, I'll $50. .#saszgs.
1.-Two men, named Louder and Price, mad
affidavit that they saw hiadlproper' conduct be-
tween Henry Ward Beecher and Mrs Tilton
m0ctober, 1869, atwhieh time they claim to
have been employed in laying carpets in Theo-
dore :Tilton's house. JOSEPH Loader, one OF
the party making the affidavit above mention
edwas arrested June 28th on complaint of Col
Beecher, son Of Henry Ward Beecher, tor
perjury. Price appeared as a witness against
Loader, making affidavit that he did not know
Loader previous to 1872, acd knew nothing
about Tilton's house until recentlyse He said
tLoaders told him that now would be "a. good
time to make some money. Judge Morris ap-
peared for Loader, and Tracy & Hill for COM
plaipant. The Judge ordered both Loader and
Price to be locked to await their examination.
Mr.. Morris, June 2sth, said his side was ready
to begin again within an hour after the dis
charge OF the jury, using tie testimony Of
Loader and Price. The Timeshas the following
story of the Tlton-Beecher jury: About 4 p.
N. June 2Sth, those who happened to be in the
corridors were astonished to see aShearman
Murray and Bigelow. and lawyer Abbott's
clerk, walk briskly to the court room, adjoin-