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The Grange advance. [volume] (Red Wing, Minn.) 1873-1877, 1875-03-02
CONGRESSIONAL PROCEEDINGS.

SENATE, Feb. 22.-Several petitions, memo
rials, etc., were presented and referred, among
them one from colored citizens OF Georgia for
the passage Of the civil rights bill. From citi-
zens OF Michigan asking that 5000 in legal ten
ders, instead OF 160 acres of lands, Ike granted
TO soldiers Of the late war, and from citizens Of
Dakota Territory for opening of the Black
Hills country for settlement. The Indian ap-
Pr0pri :tisn bill passed: The military academy
bill was then taken up. Thurman offered an
amendment reducing the number of cadets
one-half, Or the ground that officers were now
largely in excess Of the needs Of the service.
His proposition was very generally agre. in,
but as its adoption AZ this time would
endanger the whole bill, the amendment wss
rejected Bill then passed. The pension bill
coming up next, Mr.. Morton made an effort to
incorporate his proposition for the counting OF
votes for President and Vice President. as an
amendment, but without success. The postal
appropriation bill was considered at length
and completed, except in that part
relating to annulling the Pacific Mail
contract, which comes up Tuesday. The
amendment to the bill reviving the frank
n,g privilege was rejected, except 50 far as re-
lates tc public documents printed by either
Congress, which are to pass free till December
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American Arctic Expedition.

New York, March ia Washington
dispatch says it is proposed to provide a
small sum in the sundry civil appropria'
ton bill for an Arctic expedition. The
Secretary of the navy favors it, also a
number of Senator's. Members of the
navy department will be authorized in
the bill to place andffll proper ships and
to man them with officers and men al.
ready under pay and awaiting sea duty.
The extra expense will be not more than
fifty thousand dollars. but it is proposed
to make the action by the government
contingent on private subscriptions
to the amount of twenty-five thousand
dollars. The President of the Geograph-
cal Society says it will heartily cooper
ate in any expedition whether undertaken
by the government or private enterprise.
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Still Rent on the Suicidal Policy.
Milwaukee Telegram. Feb. Ell

1cO'
The assemble last evening took up the
railroad commissioner bill, which re-
moves all restrictions until the compa-
nies earn ten per cent. of the appraised
value of the property. At late hour
the Assembly voted to strike out all after
the enacting clause, and insert the Quinn.
by bill, which is virtually the same as the
Potter law. At the same time the Sen
ate ordered the Quinby bill to a third
reading. To-day the Senate postponed
the matter till Monday, and efforts are
being made for compromise.
The Grange advance. [volume] (Red Wing, Minn.) 1873-1877, 1875-03-02

FRIDAY, Feb. 2e-The ice in the Mississippi
river at st. Louis, which has been an embargo
on navigation since Jan. 4th, moved on ,yester-
day with damage to the large number of steam
eEs lying along the shore 90. Advicesf from New
Orleans are that the compromise proposed by
the Congressional committee is very well re-
oeived, and indicate acceptance 800. A dis
patch from Washington indicates that the new
tariff bill will pass the Senate
substantially as it did the House
.... The Communists of Chicago, society
composed principally Of foreign laborers, many
Of whom have been unemployed for many
months past, are becoming turbulent and
threaten to help themselves to food if it is not
furnished them by the aid societies. The au-
thorities a,e fully informed of all their move
ments, and should any such riotous proceed
ings be INDUCED in, Comr 4unism in Chicago
will be severely dealt with 900. The freight
agents of the trunk railroad lines running west
from New York, have announced a large IT.
duction in rates for sugar and coffee, which will
be followed, it is believed, by a similar reduc-
ton on all other classes O. goods 80. The
trial Of fifty -one persons of Owen county, KY,
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for conspiring to prevent United States Mar
shall from executing process Of the court is
IN progress at l louisville, and is creating great
interest throughout the State 80. Timothy To-
bias Of Copenhagen, who served with the first
Napoleon in all his wars, died recently in the
Brown county, KY, poor house go. The Gus.
toms receipts for the week ending Feb. Doth
were as follows: New York s, ose, 1853; Boston
ea2s,,75; Philadelphia s225, 1857; Baltimore
Sl14, 468
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The Supposed Murderer Of Peterson
of Red Wing Held for Trial.
bismarck Telegram, Feb. 27.l

George Washington, colored, has been
on preliminary trial the past three days
for the murder of John Petersen, Decem-
Der I'd. The prisoner was held over for
trial at the next sitting Of the grand jury.
The Grange advance. [volume] (Red Wing, Minn.) 1873-1877, 1875-03-02

IT is rumored that Col. Charles A.
Wood, late Of Lake City, has cast his lot
with Salt Lake City widow, who con-
trolls million. He can stand such ssmis-
fortunes
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SENATE, Feb. 27.-The civil rights bill was
taken up aud, and after brief discussion, pass
ed, substantially as it came from the House, 50
to- 6. Carpenter, Ferry, G. Schurz, Sprague
and Upton voted with the Opposition agai1E
the bill. An evening session was held for con-
sideration OF the tax bill.
House, Feb. 27.-The "force bill' was I'M
der consideration, consuming the whole OF the
day and an evening session Of several hours.
Finally, after being amended, limiting the au-
thority of the President to suspend the writ of
habeas corpus to the States of Arkansas, Mis-
sissippi, Louisiana and Alabama, and also linn
iting the operation of the law to two years, the
bill passed, yeas 1876, nays ia, some so Repub-
licans voting with the Democrats in OPPOSE
ton.
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STATE SENATE, Feb. o5.--House Bills Passed:
Relating to Carver county commissioners
Fixing salary of Dodge county treasurer at
81 200. Detaching territory from Austin
school district. Neutrality-suspicious. limits
OF Mankato and authorizing vacation of GER
tain streets therein; time of Cannon River I'M
provement Company. Authorizing -Minneapo-
lis to issue bonds for a new suspension bridge
Clarke, Faribault county, to issue St, 900 bonds;
Minneapolis and St. Louis railroad company to
extend branch line from Buffalo to New
London. Amending the statutes relating to
county surveyors and deputies; logs and lum-
Der, as to marks and transfers; manufacturing
corporations, allowing vote by proxy. Legal
izing conveyances detective by reason Of not
specifying the separate acknowledgement OF
the wife. Fixing compensation of commits
sloners, ETC., on State road from Benson to
Lac qui Parle. Changing boundaries of school
districts 81 and 10 in Isanti county.
seaete bis 0 passse sfs EMS
tending St. Cloud and Lake Superior State
road from Sank Rapids to Duluth ferry char
ters, of Nd. C. Malone at Greenfield, and Mr..
Richards, near Reads. Authorizing widening
of roads between Minneapolis and St. Paul;
bridge for the NJ. & St. L. railroad Legalizing
certain assessments in the joint school distric
so in Waseca county, and 81 in LIE Sueur coun.
ty. Amending interpretations OF St. Paul.
Houston and Wabashaw. Granting Jerry priv.
leges to Shakopee and Lake City. Amending
the statutes relating to execution OF deeds by
foreigners; investment Of school and univer-
sity funds Authorizing condemnation of lands
tor mill races. Vacating town site of Merriam.
For locating State road from Rush City to
Cambridge. Fixing Meeker county seat at
Litchfeld. Encouraging the propagation OF
fish. Enabling owners Of land taken for rail-
road purposes to obtain compensation or re-
cover possession. The general deficiency ap-
preparation bill. For locating the State Capt.
toll and laying out the city. of Donnelly on the
HousE.-Senate bills passed. Amending act
incorporating Window; House bills passed.
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L
and once shoveled snow for the trivial
in the golden age of the Republic. This
was just after Beecher had been sum
moned from Cincinnati to build up the
church and creed in which Bowen sunk
all his first earnings.
To the Beechers, Bowen has always
stood in mastery relation. Their fitful
economy depended upon him to fill up the
chinks. Their larder had an underground
connection with Bowen kitchen; and in
Bowen's grim keeping, as in an iron safe,
all their scandals and secrets were lodged.
1t seems to have been
A M1cAwBERIsH HOUSEHOLD,
after all, that Beecher menage, with the
difference that this actual Wifc's adhesion
to her spouse was selfish, bigoted and
tyrannlcal. He was, in those days, a
rarely gifted young mau,-something Wis.
ionary, something TOO sanguine,
bubbling over with animaiity.-bie.
veincd, er-blc eded, reckless, and as
dare devil as preacher might be. She
was, after her marriage. what she was be-
fore ia narrow-minded woman, of vio-
lent temper and bitter speech, incapable
OF measuring all her husbands dimen-
sions. and yet for all that, may be, the
most competent judge Of his qualities.
She is still the sort Of woman who drives
her husband like tethered beast, groom
ing him with rancorous jealousy, but
causeiessly singing him into outbursts
OF rebellion. Another wife might have
saved Beecher from the cloud which i'm
Ponds over the closing of his career. She
only intensifies its gloom.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1875-05-19

I he =assasszrs ss PACK eas-s,s vas son=ssssi
n sAs sly lsss week. ~ sAs Rasss BArrSl Aa2 Kss
coapasy q MssS-s- Fliss. rVaseay Co. resis
uorSs are heated "a Br4asaa ssress. scar EishiA,
aza srS Ssiss excessive. TIE Sss sf rars- IL tAs
asssassurS e vsri0as trsces sf vvarisS appsrsl Is
soz@sa ir soas % the Orieesll sesasries especially
Csfza as3 Jazaa. Hsssss ssii. 81 sAzs material
rvsis the tSsss q shs siesass assss vel ,Asss
ss -esa. n Is act ssiss tee wears sises the Prosss
sf skiss barrels frc PAGER rssss I'D. an5 siac
thea tasrs have ASSa sssrss aassss;ovis Il cas-as0
Js,ksaayl's II. Sslsa WIS. Kansas Cisy. Ne. ara
l.ssly. 10 sAis city he ussy SC the pager sarrvis
has Aesa fully tested. asi trisls e the essrvis
package Aavs essa sseeisa VIA very sssisfaesory ~
szss raoss tAas hars sese als in sAis ef,y 50 az
have bssa saf.sarrsis. ard ~ u tssss have essn
sap-si T. CAisA ast Jsgsa. Sled With sugar. These
I've we're 1s-ts soazs ts-ss 4S0 sa1ri<s- Fesy
arrived 81 tAsi- Plasss q dSsSiassisa ia ss9 order
A. vaea saippsd. TIE 6slssa Cats PiAstss aE.ls !.
tbs sisy ua.ss ts<s u eas ~ sliss = uisA sss
plaster q paris wA,A ~Vgi a,aost SET srs 70 we'd.
aaa lie vapee barrel wss sot svv. xrorehs3. ne
process sf aAkas the barrels Is fellows re sheets
Of pager are pat together and passed Sstvsso rOs-s
. s-s thsn- These sheets s-s sf tAsk brown straw
ssss i c one gath - sssSsartsr q isch- rhis
IS next Pat aso PRES and sssecsed pressure of
aSags tau TONS ms press Is worked With Sersu
siaiias % sott5a press The shssss calender
e - and 1-s thee passed between irVr rulers ard
szbjeetst u further pressure raey thea a.ds
rassrProof b. besg eolorvi and pLiassi WIKI Prs-
F4-asoa made expressly fss this purpose. Thsy are
ss1s trimmed to PscFes shape. the edges beng
50 thai wssa made cylindrical they vii iove,aU
rcsasr. hin irga bands are shsa fastened 10 each
sai Il tie syiaasr. ard hooPs e PAPER Pat arcaad
each sai. The heads ars pas IA aa3 slsssasi. The
u1az61eelrsrs claim f5r the barrel sats Il makes
szs P1sxags f5e a. Pz-posss C eouasr-e- It packs
closely % shP-b1ard CO IA a warehouse, and saves
sP4ce L 5 gas,r than she wVoiea barrel aa3 costs
per cent less. -siis the ssri=r frsyhs ~szi
BE- in esaseqssaes q is beng Isasss. afsesa per
see less r iaitssry promises 70 utilize tie straw
Eaiea Is slsssd. s1r thts s0aFzay propose sAis
$40 - aIazlc.are tasfr sEa paper fr wheat straw.
and hence he asbis A3ri the aoar aai the material
e. make sas recepslss a wabsh Il s shipped The
capacity q the ~vsxs IN shis cry IS asaissd. Aeoas
100 men are ed 4: the works The machine
II aeW n Use soss from s-sssy 70 thirty thsasaai
s1lla-s--S = B4lIeaI
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1875-05-19

re sa-r lc-aar- zsrasr--i a- Eails ser stsl.n
sap l1s r ~ saa E-alcsc1 alt China -as. Ass ,-
Or E.aElag lla -sa.itn ne susE caaa- ~ Es-se
lr Der slss faa -var 7aasssi sa-luga llar calHL
-as sazna-l '.sl sazzs aaa slis-si Increased
s rar zaurf7 sgm1ia iisllisry
=z-- nala.zas las -uin-aaf zgaag pan
s-- nr-isrss Eai Ilzns' g1rss .lng-rzars IVasaa
va1.l sar
~ ztrlaa mar-4al-s gunsrzlF r-tri VIA Er-r .ls
sf 5i 5sir- rla- ssia-s lIusa E-rr--susa-
ers hsng ha- arr-us-i h1-T agzzs siiI Ici
-alll 1lacsrs. wine fil1uuas 7l8a--u zzns lnac
lg -iars and siarssaa-. VII De ID
1-1s.lsrll.s 1sl=aF zfrara zlslz-tlrlrgrs.
EBrzH-E o. Nrv Slc-r " A-zs.s selrfng a. sgaey
ls- la -arsula af Sew sluza Wiss Or lisa larger
b. 50 lg0L ne zsa4l -sc-is1s =
1-.-- al ll--a-a 81 sluL 7r-Eiuus ssar
VIA dII ss1sury. 1rzpsrzv, and psucy u
su1Tal.1- q ras= sr a-zaas 4a a1ursrs -is aI-
=-- Of -iis -alau- ,suss arighz
IL -llilu rn-r IN ~ ely ar1cis sags-Tia g-sas De-
zsss iiz 81. ac-asi LIE subscriptions n -ls suun---
a11 iuuznsaE iHriag past rszF sau-
-a ysusT uupuas 30 Do iaTaag iIs sfct -is
-aalass IA ~ r1zI sstHs-. L s1Easf -aaz u-ng tia
a-a ll 1es iHsanaut slisi lp i-ru Na-rs-
Fas lsr a11ruut trsrsg-f lvsr - NIL
lgn srsrlng per- nauEl-
rla -lI- tr-r1 zlls n Nv EsuInL r-prszaHlsi ~
asrss -zpur-a. ssr- ~ ailEaa I'm
7ara E-zL sLi sz7urus All szsLs t1u,, =. II, sL-
-s naglI1iai n =-ls VII D. lHisrsuui ~ 10
viam umnaT Of agHrzs lzs slr-ssing i-s nut
-1r--E ny lizsnrt raan sass zlal --guri
81 -s-sa sugurtag ABA -rsss tni u is8 III
Gus -sgra- s-y Hgur--i g1is iuss g-ar=
pre- ilag E-ighE hr - vu-aia smpagi ~ 1851
uau. srrr-auaa -szi-usr- ssunags u rls.--l tlu&
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Tsz TAs.EAr ExsgsgrscN-ras eHtsrtsiu1ea;
Etvra 90 Frib4r eveni1-, ~ ne yoa1s A9es q the
NssSbsaa-y Gieaasrs SsciscS proved very atcrsct-
ive as4 rejected ereeig - t1css Dc ssrv enSsged
10 IL rner- were seveR ao,-aR tt1ssra,ic1s, tso
G. ts--e recisa.aoas. 1s1 siat Pls q voal ssS IN
s,ruuentsl ugSae. ne stz-11-y Representatives of
CHASTITY. Peac~ ard TsmPrrzBce. was 1sss aiui-s-
si- SD Ese elc<ezs iaiez,Ss Ct marble s0rS that
Ne have ever sSen. Asrv CT essEnerS. Tue >rl-t O.
NsSie1s, representing a1gSl acltirg ths eccS g
rfe s. a1sc Queen V1sati. wher szz7czSd ~ Alas
rcrus 70 a-pear eeE,-e In aze ais courcs-S-Esre
seif sxecateL TIE piano vas presided over ~
Mss Carrie CSssle SD Mss M,ssiy, v1cse Pisyigs
VS. s-e. vhsra essact se SAD e the i-ssruEsu,
used he bar. as zsaal when ere Eeee, was t1.oi-
sraslr hcs. and crSa-ed z1ch tisccc1sur ancuS the
a1ElsHcs. 50 a. Is tne Perfa-7alsses EsrS ee1-
csrrSd. sASy gave ugch sdtisActio1. and showed
that the ycgrc laiies possessed u1ch skil 10 tbs
branch u tie reesFisu ART >evsrai svutisEsn gbs
were s1zes % setaia seats, have expressed desire
70 have the entertainment repeated. ard Ne Gcges
1cs saas {. -cz,5 &c vsu PaErc1izeG
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~ CsFz1a Ssdssy O, sz9e,-gsoa, hass eoR
aa81sr Of TIE UrlsSe Seasss Folar Expeditea ta,el
Csrsza BARS sesial sas sesa aTroasss1 cSa@aa-
Ger h he Z : Nay rais Is ss&S-stse1 - es .
compliment pad 70 re veteran ArStse nsvigs,er ~
the SECRETARY efgAe MY. Cpa1asasr Bs3tiassse
, seczs y ySa-s q s~ s.G -Ss2sss a. 6rstcn, g.
VIA Us Ary, and has determined - rsE1la ss&cre
ts the ress ef As aays ne oie sa,t sas szak as,
ecazt SS ever sSo,coc ast : pOw tas ewssr e =
ara pes- 67vsoa. Beaslagssa 3 ese q ~ OLDEST
and ncst respected uass< eaptslss e the S0anfry.
rae saeisss u Is fs-tuse ~as made % rvsssrSs-
ele Veysgs "a ;hs sssP Frzakra- ne Cuitet Ssaies
government has swaraeG sia AZ extra yvar's pay.
for tas Poasr rcgioa sxpio-sitca, ard alse - TIE
s..eSrs zzG sr~W zaasr - ecaa41&-sGs TIE
Gcuzy, evtuy 70 0tcial rva tase. aas sos yss been
PalL-N & Ss1air-L
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lzE1trEE F1a SFaEuELSz asW Esn1enal
Contested VIA rae CaEEsrua Academy 1f Srisne=-
itsai 10 i-z-s ne aErnor q >a1 F-zu-iscn CO %
tala r1-ir1a specimens. Fer -ais purpose. Charles
Tas s----l1rT Il ne AezttssuT Il Science Ea1
Msss- L.sxis and lie C1uns IN nc smFigy Il thE
Lzin=a sl11=z Elars cf EHrnesrz are auTing s1aAl
guelE Ia r. VA whi-h s1ue G-=tz1r u % be tl1s.
g Ea-sEr1. vac 1as tsue some errrGiuE f-ur1
--s Ems.s-. " e Fisher wa EEa On t1s rEEcar-ra
zzpe-lla1- y y LneE.lE--1u. Czrz-zr sf I-.it.-lET
a. ne AcateruT, Esnry EfEa-1s. Czr1szr az Easa-
11ilgT anf G. MEso1 EInns Secretary II tie Airru-
s=luiea- sacizey. tlrsther Fl-a rhs gEuerz q tae
Tacz- 1uHs arrzllzesf WaaE r1ey czl n . AaaArzar
5laaer Erpealtlau lnE VII aanreg Erzpa over Tie
aoz-11 az Ia ~ f.r aeE specimens q er1srIcsa-
ar Elasz--r r1eg =zz ind afi1-zrss- Aieruz-rpical
s-1uina. uus VII be made Ct tha md truu dLtiar-
su- larr rs Of liz aGt1su a aaE and zsascssH
s11e -n- r=ri1- aireE VII se zsvel1pet- Z Il me
lzts11au zlsn % sf rrmplsrs collection af -1a bag
aal-a alr rae AeadazzEiS zzasnn-
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TIE riH1 airgcassf b. 11ihaldI E1r n 1rrTi1E the
part gf Eaus vas first suggested b. the Ass CAst-
Bar-sa- wa hai f-1Fu ~ issAiI yslrs agu-
PrgE Piae-. af he UlivsrsitT 1t NairHi. has ssea
a--sstsf Because hs per11asG the King I-4iasr the
r-aazaaI-y siE-a1auAl fs-rssz- Tas Pra6-zzar, a.
shsgg1 Il a. tie na If he I-rssz- fsa- - CIiE
s4r z-azspar-zzslu u Fernando p.
Nlirif car-sspau,tsrr rri1.z taAs nearly A. he
University Prsfs=sars Of SPAN have signed Prstsss
a-1zat TIA rsarriauA-T siaeannA uazszrs. Izt siAs
5aa s-4ssz=s iz-sud u zAxs gszsrzy -sz1aass-aars
n tia SINE iirseedu-
The -iIiz q maize n EaziAzd sa1s tie I'll. Of Car
sH1AI .u1== WAN he -ass-ur7 u fr=z a-isr4 u
zasIitT saaz -azaas Dc IszalT hslf without the Il
rs-s -Tassns gf tie c1sen-
rh~ A--hadsasq= q CazazraG-y Aat Tark- AID al
the a5aaapz saE have iaausi saarys ssraasy al
nauisaEaz ne sssrgT Aai ATTY nE1sazs aleEzl rral
su E1iea sz1fz a salazs lie si--gT faG Peape-
As Al d1srr1suu 4f ta- l5ufsissH number q .nu-
6Hasiau4 Eaira ne ta-ss primary calars enRasls
81. MAJ be i-zzr-zsiaE EzaE La 4 ia Gahsia
tzgszsry Haaa.stzrz . 800 fiatlEs IAz5gz az FI-a
I- saplaysf. .aea gas iasia Euahasls b. he pras-
tirad sEs-
The Ca4--h VrgPerrg EuId fzTiHg M last ysar 3!
1artna b. he TzHIiaa r1EEralsns yiEifsf the Eau
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