The Grange advance. [volume] (Red Wing, Minn.) 1873-1877, 1876-01-26

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bproahttsd Congress to DO aflthat :; <oas;ha
1ED 9Ie tlsss+ernneht frSih 1G1J 81 tai e.
oneInaeG R. SeRetGF
FpdneedF fois!* possai tel4snpSi anas %s
se 9Rs Sf5fs 9H~aapss II
nTHF House discussed the UeHteihInial< spbI
Precipitation bill, but came to No depisiop,; s1s
oL1ffIE business was transacted in Con-
! gressoh the ;2fst, the day being yet apart tor
pronoNncing 'edlosies: oil the latel Vice Presl
ident WIls9P, tn the Senate bill vas intro
efficiency the ohedi cal aicorps Of the' army,
pniatias sEsii dons %hieh IS hct ae Of S!ac
teal valued" ss7odsyns lEoi;io! 81 571ufi
!" THE. Heusestnanssctel,ne business, but
;Rsnt The aay sp|Ss7Rs tn 'r'e yise P!sz
81 THE; Hoaseloonly owls in :sesgionaomtth lie
f22d, and the only work donelw the discuss
f'siOnDt the centennial approximation bill. Hol-
man, rehuked Tucker for The ststement that
this is not nation. The xhaitfnad 1f the Sc
i 1S committee gaye notice that he would call
Hoaahsse djourned. '',~~.s ~
Geing; iq; the Centenninhr r,;cy a.,
|h7lN?Y. Special (Jan. 2l) Chicago Tribune:l
ID AT the eetin Of tie special Commit.
/ tee .appointed7 BY the edehefal Picket
Agents Association of the United States
to arEangeea schedule lor Centennial pos
seea5iy. W!esfsfh fsilFoads very vii r stp
Presented. The Erie road was presented
by General Passenger Agent J7oN,mAfS-
bott, who said that the members ,4of 4the,
ts%as he t 2su aSPR spsa5
largely on the liberality of the railroads
|fin giyipgtfeducedrates ahddextsa travels
ing conYeaieneesfanl accommodations. 1t,
was decided to Eee9lmB|E9sna redn ! it Of
25;per'cent on the present rates from all
kpointsof The countf east< of Omaha to-
Philadelphia Or New York; The Union
and Central Pacific railroads, were not:
represented II the1 committee. i7hb qt
the, 100 aston a6fs'tf7e Assotiatii55nq t It
Louisville Ky.p omoFebauaryd 9.d5 It's is
hoped thatthe two Toads #ill L find tito
their inteFest to n Rake similar ll[ rednlc;
arrangement would effect almost Tie . II:
] tire ,p4ssenge itra1it and, as theyn ,haye
~, no f fears of competition, a,sreduction .on
t6sit Rfft would b be en- sct IF nnqsH,l i,
ns Aareddsedi rates iwtiJ}ddld be tbenaefcfaf is
the whole ceantry, itchas been decided to
recommend a,siuilar reduction en-, round
trips t;i from NV XGgk and dR S; t.
Will BE iho THE form 81 cnatctfn fl tou tours,
'ihclhdingtthe great dn&tural'4eat"res' Dr.:
the .Gcoun tEW thefprineipal 7eities, of THE
ss ,stcg rs 4 8sBB FaS & Sss Ed n5 t tR
arrapge1 n aedfe; tf,osse tohr wiis pEobabfvi
be exteu dedetb 1saamiparts Of the, Pacific
Coast coast II Ieksetsssyill be sold from May i
toA 0ctober 81, will be good for thirty
Oda1s only 4r6ma pp66id ts lust IF 0maRa, and
,pEobably the tim6wiN be shortened from
points ,withing a rig lof ssNew .Herkl
snd Ph;|a&slpAia + M|ll als9 b FscS%;
ticketk'f from the West 81 made good >eastj
ward .oyer'ofe route :andwwestwari oyer
another! ;Theser,yisitors7l can, come east
va Chicago, }pefEoit, Niagara F. Falls and
fNew York. and return by WY of Balti-
more and Washington. Passengers will
he allowed 7t6 st6ptover7pat ,xltplaces on
the routesatatheir, pleasure except within
certain distance of lNeW Yprk and Phil i;
sa 1Ref Nh'sh RrSRsHly 'ns@aaes , 'oes
l.; lin vic w1of the fact that New York will
be the headquarters Of many who desire
to ,escapei the, crowded hotels, of -Phila 2:
delphia, the difference il fare between
PhAadelphia and New York on round
Etrip tickets eastward lornwestwara' has
|. been: fixed ats H. only.51The fare from
Chicago to Philadelphia and return will
be $$SS2, while from Chicago to New Y ork
and return, by wa If Philadelphia, Will
he 333. ssioos .o;1s:n:oL ,.nti,s;Is7 eli III;
~ uTIFayelfbet%een the and San :FEapa
cisco will probably be LARGE The adve9n-
turers' of l849 will no doubt seize this
opportunity to renew acquaintance with
Eastern fellow-pioneers' at the reduced
cost. and Australians and Mexicans will
come from San francisco: The Erie: road
! has fifty passenger coaches building, and
|; viii add many Sleeping I cars and drawing
roem ncoaches:' Extra trains; will be run
each Way:n''&: ri :" InA =: 80. ~ :,~1"'
iroN,.,t XlffTica' o. = :Toaf .. 1aspse-
! va, item Of missionary Work.: =
| , W sH1seroN,u Jan. 22--Hon. f. r:
Smith, late commissioner of Indian, af:
FGams, has been II invited by the American
Missionary t'tA ssociation'a to visit Africa
apd, inspect tile, missions ;of the society
il that countryi. to iinqpira into, the best
method eaaEgjRg it. yGEf tn aaG 70 nhe
ksionary operations among the Africans
! The TRUSTEES of!Heward University have
granted ldsve,of absence for this p4EPP9qee
without 4sleE6 ana Mr.. Smith ill., WI ~ jay sa1
in few days.