The Grange advance. [volume] (Red Wing, Minn.) 1873-1877, 1875-01-05

flicting aud throws no new light upon the
recent and existing troubles. =. Potters,
the notorious forger, is to be pardoned,
that his testimony may be used to secure
the conviction of other parties. He has
already confessed, duplicating two off,
GERS of the detective force IF New York,
the same against whom the Bank of Eng
land last year made complaint of
completely with the forger Mcdonnell, now
serving sentence in England.
....Wm. NJ. Everts, counsel for Beecher,
says the decision of the Brooklyn cour:
denying the bill OF particulars asked by
Eeecher, cannot be appealed from, and
that the trial will now so on. AT Cleve-
and, O., yesterday, young man named
Horace +. Andrews suicided by shooting
himself at the residence of his mother.
lie left letters disposing of his property,
and also saying that an examination would
no: disclose the cause Of the act. In the
same city Judge Caldwell sentenced John
johnston to lie hanged April 2s:h, 1875
....Thos. Pencil, treasurer of Cumber-
land county, Me-. was knocked down in
his office last night, and the safe robbed Of
hatween S., 600 and $4,000 %. An explo-
sion in coal mine near Evansville, Wyo-
ming, resulted in the death of eight per-
SONS. John Goodman for the murder Of
the Haywood family, was hanged at Data
wa, Putnam county, o., yesterday. The
hanging was witnessed by large crowd.
Goodman confessed that he committed the
crime and that his punishment wat just
go. The election yesterday in Manitoba
resulted in favor Of the government. "A
new revolution has broken out in Spain,
Gen. Mart,ney Campos having pronounced
in favor of Prince Alphonso, son Of ex-
Queen Isabella, and with fore. of troops
has taken Mon: Video, in the province OF
Valencia. A portion of the Republican
army has been withdrawn form the Carl
list front and sent against him. -. The re-
bellion in Peru is ended.
SATURDAY. u. 2.-San Francisco in
dulged in two murders Thursday. Six
ty thousand English GOLFERS have struck.
....Tle internal revenue receipts for De-
Gem yer were Sc, 9S4, $50. :. Many railroads
on account Of snow... The thermometer
was 80 degrees below zero in parts Of New
Hampshire yesterday. 1.-The bureau OF
Indian affairs have instructions that Indi-
ans must be kept Oh their reservations,
and notifying them that when
found aaway from them, with
out written permit, they will be
looked upon and treated as hostile bands.
....1t is stated that thorough canvass
of the new Wisconsin legislature has been
made, and it is believed there is a decided
majority in favor of repeating the Potter
railroad law, and for restoring the ques-
ton of passenger tariffs and freight charges
back to the officers of the road. 1.-Two
men named Fuller and Clemens, Ray
county, Mo-, quarreled about some whis-
ky when Clemens shot Fuller and EULER
stabbed Clemens with knife, almost dis
emboweling him both men died. Cen
ductor Rich and his son, and Jerry Maho-
ny, who have been on trial at Kansas City
for several days past, for the ,nur22er Of
VIM. Strobe and Henry Barrett, who were
found dead on the railroad track near
Kansas City, about two weeks ago, were
honorably discharged Wednesday. %.
Wednesday night Yrs. Nolan, of Chica.
&C, was found dead in bed, caused by a
knife wound in her side. Her husband,
who was subsequently arrested, said she
died about o'clock, that he went out for
help, got drunk, and knew nothing about
his wiie's wound. A desperate fight occur
red in the Indian Territory between the
Ross and Downing factions by which hall
dozen of the contestants were killed and
many others wounded. A general reign
of terror is reported and many Of the pc j.
pie are fleeing to Kansas and Fort Gibson.
...The Spanish Republic is lead. The
manifesto declaring Prince Alfonso King
has been generally accepted by the Repub-
lican army and ministry, and regency
| nas been formed under the Presidency Of
Conovosdel CASTILLO. The new King is
on his way to Spain. having already an
nounced his ministry. He has also tele.
graphed the Pope asking his blessing and
promising that like his ancestors he will
defend the rights of the Holy See. The
Congressional committee at Vicksburg
Thursday, had q number of witnesses be-
fore them, their testimony being tina
white Democrats and Republicans united
in the fight which was to repel the attae}
of negroes melted thereto by the incen
diary appeals Of dishonest officials wht