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Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1876-09-22
NEWS PARAGRAPHS.

The Commissioner f Inttrnal Revenue
bell yes ,hat business "f all kinds is re
GOVERNS. He has his opinion OIL the
in.reas+d deml4n for revenue stamps
Mai i Frank North with one hundred
Pswrte walrint>, is Ell route to JOIN GEN.
Crook.
Hnra'io Seymour has been placed on the
New York Democratic ticket fer pfe>i'
den,ias elec,rr in place of John Kelly, re.
sign j.
Tire famous rro,ting horse. Ethan Allen.
Is deal
Yardlry fr0lored). Of Knoxville. prac
,iri, attorney Of that city ami late a jus.
tite If thu pence. ANNOUNCES himself as a
csndi a'r for Governor OF Tenn. s>ee.
Ar St. Lnnis the Atlantic s. Pacific rail
rna waS sold 81 auction 10 Wm. F. Buck
ley At $50 U,O for the road. and 500. DOC
for The III grant.
Il, apr airs that Richardson. the cores
DO. tlcn,. WAS rot killed in the Black Hills.
bur Wa, ted 10 Sc. his own obituary notices.
Glesshoppers haze raided the farmers IN
the vicinity Of Sioux Ciy Iowa. literally
deserving most Of thu corn crops.
On ,hr evening Of September 14th about
Se'clcck, two masked men boarded the
Utah Cra,r.l r. Il train eight miles n'r II
az Sal. Lake City. bound and gagged
VIII Fargo & Co.'S messenger. opened
the STE. took out $l5. 600. aud made their
escape. Officers are in pursuit.
Ii. ut-rant General Siberian. accom-
ranled by Col N. sheridan, have pissed
through Omaha en- route 10 Fort Laramie.
where he is 10 meet Gen. Crook in few
DAYS and there to arrange for a vigorous
pros culinn Of the Indian VAR through
the coming winter. AID the Establishment
OF \ large canturment IN thu Powder river
county.
A complete enrolment Of indians at
Stanuins Rock slows only $50 lodges aud
total OF not over 1 OOo3 Indians Rations
have heretofore been issued on the basis
of ..Ooo. from whici' il would appear
that nearly 4 thousand are absent. or lie
al r, amount. of ste i'm. has be II done
India arr known 10 have returned from
the hostile camp. but so s.eslthi:y tina,
ihry could no, DC caught. ard attempts 10
,iisa,m hostile Indians have therefore
prove abcr,iy.. Gra.s. chief ofihe Rack
feet. was arrested .or IN. Sorips aud sup
pi,in. hus,il,s. The Indians ,hr atened
r.-cue him. bu; the garrison WAS too
well prepared TO resist. and the attempt
Wa no; made.
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1876-09-22
the AvANT COURIER.
THE TERRITORY.

Mayhem anil Nap'on, of Deer Lodge
equity, are h.ving an exciting ca va>s
for the D .mocratic nomination for Dele
gate.
The Penninah, on her down trip from
Benton, was fired into by Indians neal
For, Buforh. No ore injured.
Rose. daughter Of Hugh Bratton. aged
three years. was ACCIDENTALLY crowned in
her fathers mining ditch. near Blackfoot,
recsn'ly TIE mother Was SO overcome
with grief that she is now insaue.
Judge Knowles. Of Der Lodge. say.
tina, he will MT be candidate before the
r, pub lean Convention for Delegate.
John Thomas, James Nilliyan and -
Main fey have been released from the
Peait.n,iary.
Fr.d L. .eber, Of Butte, has been peti
tiomd by his fellow citizens to becom"
Reform candidate for Delegate. Fred
will answer lii Call in I'M.
We received "a pleasant call last week
from M.,srs. VIM. Tirrney and Moses
Docye:t. Of the yal"y. These geD'ie-
men estimate that ther. will lot be more
than ore fourth Of a crop harvested 'h's
season on the Missouri valley. In fact
they give il - h II opinion (arh they all
capable Of drawi 3 a correct toncl"si"n)
th., It err. will moi b. more han enough
raised to feed a.id 5. ed the va;!ey-l fiu>-
banim IL.
Col. J 4. Vial is appointed Snper'n-
tepde,l OF Class vi tmnerai- am build
ing ) on.-) al ,h- Territorial Fur. vice ID.
c. Corhin r. gn.d
The e re lar. Z tiel.!s ut o is on the Mis-
souri valley that ',..vt common Gel 10 h. al
out II will require remarkably lac
season for these fields 10 ripen.-l tlus-
badim,n.
: Til, Territorial Fa opens next Mon
Iav. and rnu>iny time is antici, a'ed.
Tue !ov.rs of nnis.. rae n. are t,rumist.;
the sight Of some Of he best cont tied
running nj irO ting races ev,r witnessed
in Monians.
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1876-09-22

Trouble at home Is avnlded hy taking
YOUR NIGHT Carat PONSFORD'S
The Scientific. Americ,n SAYS milk and
lime water are POW prescrib i by phy-'-
cian> in cases of dyspepsia AMI wea
stomach. Gu led by g:urtony. alsohol, e''.
The way to make lime water is 10 procure
few Jumps of mn>la. KEEL lime. put he
lime in stone j.r. aid water until the
lin. is SACKED and is about the consist
ence of thin cream. TIE lime will s's n
$ tie and leavr clear AMI pure liquid at
the top. which is lime water. As the
wat, is taken out more should he d d.
and the lin. should be frequently stirred
aid allowed to settle. \ goble' of cows
milk. to which four tablespooninls of lime
water h ve been added. will agree with
a!mos; any person. will be agreeable TO
the stomach when other food is oppres-
sive. aud will Dr. dyested when all else
tails to afford nOnrish,neHt
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1876-09-22

We are in receipt of volume number
ing 10 rayes containing tie tts'im"n,
taken hetor,. the committee sppointe BY
the Senate Of California tninuuire Ito the
=. cial, Moral and P"liiic i tif CT II
Chm. Sc Emigration The facts as elicit
e.! nv the re>ti,a my are startling. AID vii!
un,O.btedlv draw the 1T ention Of tie
whole country io I his vii.
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1876-09-22
Inta-Eationa! Rifle Match.

IN his match the tol.owln. countries
were represented: America. Canada, Ire
lard, Scotland and Australia. The
American team won the first match or the
l4lh. beating the Irish % points. The
total score ter both days was: Americans,
5.l2G: ir;sh. 3,l04: Scotch, 1908: Aus.
tralians, 3O6l; Canadians, 1926.
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1876-09-22
Arrivals and Departures Of Mails
from BOZeman ? o.

Arrives from Helena d.,ly. Sunday ex-
cep,ei. Gontrari time 8 p IN.
Departs for Helena daily. Sunday ex.
eepte,. Contract line 8 a III
Arrives from Virginia City Mondays.
wednesdays aud Fridays. Contract time
6pm.
DEPARTS fer Virginia City Tuesdays.
Thursdays and Saturdays. Contract
time & 4 III.
Leaves Bozeman fo- Chico on Friday
OF each week al + a N.
Arrives from Chico Saturday S p n.
Ma, IS close a. . p IN.
Money order and registry business close
at 5 p NJ.
Office hours on Sunday from to 0 m.
and from i3 10 y N.
JITAILOR, P. NJ,
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1876-09-22
An Americanism.

The game If B,ll'a DIS ha> becorr" an
INSTITUTION If the Centennial year. su:1 1t
heho"y-s all So"i citizens t cal 'r"un'
to- GUY Williams PLACE Billiard Saloon
and help uphold the National honor.
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1876-09-22

Thomas Durkin. runaway boy from
New York. was cap'ured recently in
Omaha. He had been accustomed to reed
dime poyels, and he left his home for the
purpose of avenging Custer.
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1876-09-22
Dom Pedro

The last rnblir act Of This European Was
~ d.. clare Pon>for.fS Corner. 3, zeman.
VI. r.. the headquarters Of his nnti"nal
game. D+vo,e,s will o,ern themselves
sc.nr,ingly. 80 II
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1876-09-22

MARTYRS TO Salt RHkUM, Rejoice.
TIE persiste tue Of GLENS's SULPHUR
SOAP y u cure You Us i, instead Of the
cr.a,y nin,men,s AMI xssringent washes
with witch vnn have heretofore stimulated
the disease. I 10 RI aniv. safe and speedy.
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1876-09-22

Attention is called TO tn change in the
a iyer is.ment IF tn G .llatin Valley F--
NAL S mnary The fir>t term o. III.
fifth annual session will open on the first
NJ nfay in Ortot er
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1876-09-22

Dress. u.e tn ta>'e and judgment
emma crs beauty l. dies, you will find
both ,ast. AMI Judgment displayed in the
..Dpmesli,. Fashions
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1876-09-22

The hi ,h,ln of John F. Marsh died
recently in II len from the effects Of
W flowing conc nitrate lyc. Parents
cnnno, he TOO careful with this dat gerous
stntf
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1876-09-22

And TOW comes the stove pipe season
OF the year. wien heads If families los<
their D .ti-ncr. aud talk back 10 their bet
ter halves
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1876-09-22

Co, sid. rAhl, ini. rest rs being m'ni'es'e'
in the Sabbath schools i" this place, sn'
he attendant is increasing.
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1876-09-22

Five canhi ai-S are announced in Deer
Lodge county far Assessor. subject ~ the
decision If IN. Democratic convention.
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1876-09-22

The Butte Miner has discontinued tire
nnhl,. alton of.S tti-w. ekly ard will here
after app. ar we. kly-ihe publication day
being Tues av
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1876-09-22
Time Is Money.

Gnv Will ms Eisht Year Old Flr1d
Extract Of Rye Gid dawn your throat
instantly without check or halt, and 70
after trouble :. esneri need Try it.
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1876-09-22
Black Hills.

There is son, .lffer' nc Of opinion re
c4rling ,h- alvisahiiiiy ot going I" The
Blac Hills nj The present time. bur il i
. sure thin. Int you .koull 60 10 GUY
Williams 10 irri.ate. MIKE Il note OF this
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1876-09-22

Rev. L. W. B Long preached on Sun
dav evening in tn. NJ. f. Church, and
vii, be the regular pastor for The ensuing
Ycar
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1876-09-22

Both steam threshers wee in town this
we for repairs.
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1876-09-22
Notice to Benedicts.

Trouble at home Is avoided hy taking
vour NyGUr Carat PONSFORD'
The Grange advance. [volume] (Red Wing, Minn.) 1873-1877, 1876-01-26
GENERAL NIATTI2leS,

.< Joseph ,Gewry & Co., merchants Of
London, have failed. Liabilities 100000.
The British Cabinet on the 18th voted
to support Count Andrassy's note tor inter-
vention in the affairs Of Turkey. -,
The international regatta will have to
be- postponed to August; otherwise the Eng
fish and Irish university clubs cannot enter.
It's proposed by the House committee
Qu appropriations to reduce the number Of
foreign consulates by thirty'and1o reduce All
salaries TO per cent.
Secretary Chandler has: appointed: a
commission to examine into the suspended
pension cases and to direct payment wherever
no actual fraud barredt the grant ofpension.
In boring for coal at Decatur, ILL.,, a
strong se1t spring has been struck at a; depth
of $50 feet and at depth of 60s feet a vein Of
superior coal, three and a half leet thick, was
found found. = : "*'><S>>> .,:,> :;
New Years Day, says the Bismarck %.
r. =, 1fibune, dust was IN
Bismarck and little two.year Odds played, in
4headpen dir, bate headed and bare-handed,
without discomfort.
oAAW0 minion Board 81 Trade In ses!
sion on the Goth, adopted series of resolutions
fI4E4iAtihhk Chat the dep&ssi6n III that
eogatfS T. III jse4aaa
faVoring protection.
The Grange advance. [volume] (Red Wing, Minn.) 1873-1877, 1876-01-26
PERSONAL rkATTEAiS.

:A%BrusscIs telegram Of the 17th says
Louise Latian is dying. She is the peasant
girl who some time ago attracted crowds of
pilgrims by the exhibition on her person Of
the alleged miracle Of stismata. ....~. -.
.14ssUnfted States Senators were elected by
*se~+A legislatures of Kentucky,> Mississippi and
Iowa, on the 18th In the first State Hon. Jas.
B.; Beck was. CHOSEN; Mississippi, l.. c. c.
Lamar, and Iowa, S.. j.. Kirkwood. The first
two are Democrats. .,~.,,,',,l -, %:
,. The Birthday Of Gen. Robert E. Lee,
the 10th inst ,. is to be celebrated
at. Richmond, Virginia, by public
meeting Of ex-contederates, over which Gov
Kemper will peeside. The meeting is expec-
ted to provide funds for completing the Lee
monument. re -. r..
The Grange advance. [volume] (Red Wing, Minn.) 1873-1877, 1876-01-26
MINNESOTA LEGISLATURE.

The Senate had half days business
on the 18th: Bills were introduced to pro-
hibit county auditors and treasurers from be-
ing their own successors; revising section 9 OF
the school law of 1872; relating to the powers
Of the supreme court; relating to sales Of real
dispositions in behalf of persons accused Of
crime; for protection Of cemeteries, and for
numerous matters OF minor Importance. At
1880 the bill for, the repeal of the Inebriate
Asylum law was taken up, and argued by
Daniels, McGoyern. Wilkilspns Moray and
others, alter which it was postponed to Thurs
day-i9 to II. Bills We're then introduced reg
ulating the lien for jud gments providing for
limited divorces, allowing separation from bed
and board for limited period authorizes rev.
ocation of divorce, and allows alirhony and
separate support in certain cases without d.
vorce also locating the second State prison at
0tsatonna. A communication from the State
Auditor showing the condition of the road and
bridge fund vas received, in which ne recon-
mends that no farther appropriation from the
fund be made. Messrs. Graves, Daniels, Rob-
bins, Page, Murray and McGoyern, were ap.
pointed.as committee on .appropriationmeut.
=, The speaker" unnuunced the following
e en az appo 9a et,it, e29es
Rathbun, Hall, Grover, Hensley, Murray, H.,
Noble, Osborn, Gish, and Aiddleson. The
Dated at some length. Nj. Bassett stated that
syns R %ssa ss. sz3 es EBfRa* IL
resolution WIS adopted, but 50 amended that
it was laid OF the table on motion 81 its nov
Bills were Introduced :pgeyidiag for the ,reliet
sof. the poor; providing for furnishing, seed
grain! to grasshQm' sufferers in Mcleod
!: aid other eopntiesAS vote railroad bonds was
referred, and The 4bass adjourned: 4, ii -,
ri In the Senate 81 the 10th, Mr.. Lienau
The Grange advance. [volume] (Red Wing, Minn.) 1873-1877, 1876-01-26
CONGRESS-.

OK the 18th Senator West introduced a
bill III the Senate amending the act incor.
porating the Union and Central Pacific rail-
roads, also a bill to recover from the same cor
porations $4,000, QUO OF bonds, issued in excess
of amount authorized by Congress. Senator
Kelley reported bill for extending the time
for completing the Northern Pacific railroad.
a. petition. from the rebel Gen. Beauregard TO-:
removing political disabilities, was present ID.
Senator Booth introduced'a bill providing for
the taxation of, the land grants of all land
grant railroads which are completed.
In the House Banks introduced a res
olution for the removal Of political disabilities
Bills were introduced to reduce the Presidents
pay to 900 also to forbid by constitutional
tartan schools, and providing that no Office Of
trust shall he held by any minister Of the gos
pei: to establish q bureau OF transportation.
An effort to bring up the amnesty bill failed.
Mr. New introduced a7bili }i1aiting the ptesi-
dental term TO- four years. =. .u,. j.
: SENATOR Dorsey presented a resolution
in the Senate on the 18th inquiring into the
expectancy OF restoring the ranking privilege.
Wind0% ysEG9s Reta9ma tor
ofthe Upper Mississippi. A bill was intro
duced empowering military COURTS ia punish
witnesses refuting to testify. the same as CIVIL
courts. The treasury i1i1estfgeatiohc came up,
Mr. Bon well took the floor, and after long
'speech the Senate adjohrned. :f''1'
In the House the committee on judiciary
reported proposed amendment to the co9s ST;
tuition providing that mo person who has hid
Or may hereafter hold the Office of; president OF
g tn ss%s 5ts3ss :es sz}S tse5 Il: s s$
committee gave notice tint, he would: offer a
f sSs ss g & 5SaSSas
The Grange advance. [volume] (Red Wing, Minn.) 1873-1877, 1876-01-26
INCIDENTS AND ACezDE NTs.

The large mill owned and operated by
NJ Blumcr. situated at the head Of Mormon
Cooley six miles south of La Crosse, was con-
-sbmed by fife on the l4th, together with a
large amount OF manufactured goods Loss
estimated at upwards Of $4,000; insured for
$4,000.
+ t H4Tq boys Frank Dietrich and Gus
tave Brandner, sons Of respectable parents at
Leavenworth, ran away from home recent
and set cut for St. Louis in q small boat. The
river being full Of floating ice at the time and
nothing having since been heard of the r:ra-
ways, it is supposed their boat wa crushed by
the ice and they drowned. -. :. !;
The Grange advance. [volume] (Red Wing, Minn.) 1873-1877, 1876-01-26
[st Paul Correspondence Winona Republican :.
!.-: Twice Married.

[st. Paul Correspondence Winona Republican.
-. Twice Married.
An amusing incident occurred last
Thursday, on the occasion Of the marriage
of Mr.. De Menil, wealthy young Lawyer
of St. Louis, to the great hciress, Miss
Lille Roberts, of this city. The groom.
brought with him four wealthy gentlemen
from the south and east to support him
in the irving ordeal, and the lovely bride
was attended by four of the most beanti.
full girls of this city. The ceremony at
the church was most impressive, consist.
ing of a high mass, celebrated by three
renowned fathers, including our new Bish-
CD Ireland. 1t occupied two hours and
was witnessed by over two thousand Peo-
pie including the elite of the city. The
toilettes of the ladies were magnificent,
the floral decorations beautiful and lavish
and all pronounce the affair as one of the
most perfect ever seen in the northwest.
The bridal party and large number of
chosen guests proceeded after the wedding
t.. the house Of the brides mother, and
passed several hours in feasting and dane
ing. Late in the afternoon it
was discovered by a mattcr-of-
fact relative that the marriage was mil
and void, for the groom had omitted to
procure a license! CONSERVATION took
possession of the recently joyous assem-
bly,, but while all was a scene of dismay,
while the unmarried bride INDUCED in
tears, her attendant virgins in swoons
and aromatic salts, and the groom and
his best men in argument and champagne,
the relative, who was fortunately bust
ness man, FASTENED to the clerks office
and procured the necessary document,
then to the cathedral and got the big
floral marriage bell and the Bishop, and
returning, had the ceremony reperforme9da
in the drawing room! So happiness was
restored and the dance went on, but the
multitude that witnessed the imposing,
ceremony at the church knew not that t.,
they had only seen an elab 9, te dress re-
hersal. The young couple remained il,
tow n until Saturday, the property Of the
young wife having in the meantime been
trans6erred to- her husband. They will
reside in St. Louis: : :..... John '::,a,,
The Grange advance. [volume] (Red Wing, Minn.) 1873-1877, 1876-01-26
o2&2sf ;dSor
- l1;1O NCOW{ T, -E5YIEi7E70i

O9Rof10 7anio, .2nowf ,tE5nE7i0EL70 q
The liquor apssFtii9p was <,,di discussed % AT
Msks4 chsetts. aith tie do1ciaSid}fhS that fke
prohibitory LAY lin tlfse State As qn thai7yt re-
|spects failure ;abdahat 4iqiiorselling l,asnetI
decreased IS! under the present LICENSE system
In the United stateg Circuit Court, at
st: Louis on the = 18TH, Judges Dillen and Treat
being on the bench, VIM Mckee Vas gran, granted
leq*e to ;witFdF raw his pleaoi nos gdilty in tile
court charging him with conspiracy todeftaud
the revenue, AND to file demurrer, to tho jpn,
dictments.
The Portland Oregomiazs hxass about
the wheat lands il -Walla s;Yalla and Whitman
counties, Eastern Oregon. and tells Of a sixty7
acre field which Yielded al average Of 81 bush
els to the acre in 1873 and 81 bislNls to the
acre in1875; of alO-acre field which vielded.s
$50 bushels; and Of ~: average Of S. bushels
tn THE hctc l1 the second crop from one sowing
on a field Of $50 acres. ''' '':' ~
The Grange advance. [volume] (Red Wing, Minn.) 1873-1877, 1876-01-26
i: :l!BI ITS FsenFREt tdVtB6vhA

1,1"i" i"'1S' T. :" - II 7AG AI1 E~A + ~
y = 'cRIo1 Es AND C1tIg1lNAI4s.1:t;' ~
r. The 1qidians of Arizona territory art
Becoming very, troublesome. .''"IHS't
'*>John Noble offN4llbtrf, ohtoI hksbte)
found guilty Of the 'mbuffdattr of lis wife las
| July. =: .:4.E4.tt ':'t. =!,.@ ~:
-. The Montreal Herald reports that Bos:
Tweed was seen and recognized in q: restauran
of that city on the 4th inst. ,,,.
"A. J. ttFarbro, tax collector Of Tiptor
county, Tenn, has been arrested on the charge
of being defaulter TO the amount of $4,000.
Ben. Boyd and wife, notorious counter
feiters, who have made some Of the best fou11.
teri eits extant, OH several illinois banks, arr
on trial at Chicago.
John Boyd, the notorious counterfeit
er, will board at the public expense for some
time in the culture, having been convicted al
Chicago on the 18th. His vile was acquitted
Henry Davis, who murd cred Charles D.
Whyland in Chicago last Thanksgiving Day,
plead guilty on the 18th to mans}anghter; and
was sentenced to twenty-one yearsin the pen
itentiary.
A party Of American highwaymen re.
Gently robbed the Switzerland overland ex-
press in western Mexico Of $4,000 in bullion
and a large amount of greenbacks belonging to
passengers.
A. G. kilbc, the dc(aulting mining
secretary, suicided at San Francisco on the
Goth by shooting himself through the head.
The amount of Kilbes defalcation is said to lie
about $ll0,0O0, mostly falling on the New
York mining company.
A Berlin telegram Of the 18th says the
police have discovered that Thomas, the au-
thor of the Bremerha;en crime, was charged in
1866 OF scuttling a ship on board of which he
had goods insured in England for 424, 900. He
was arrested but subsequently Effected his. rex
lease. = /
A Memphis telegram Of the 18th says
the previous Thursday body Ct disguised
men entered the Jail at Friar's Point. Miss,
from which they took four negroes, accused of
different crimes, and taking them a mile from
town Shot them to death. Half of the mob
were said to be negroes. ,~' :. =
Edward Richardson, prominent citi-
zen Of Massilton, Ohio, and member OF the
city council, was shot and instantly killed,
Sunday, the 10th, by his wife. She states
that the act was conn limited in: self defense as:
her husband was approaching her to cut her
throat with a razor, but it is thought by many
to have been premeditated affair.
Hon. Sam. s. Fairall Of Iowa City, Ia,
was shot and probably MORALLY wounded on
the night OF the 18th inst. by his brother-in-
law, Sam. Workman. Fairall had separated
from his wife and, for the purpose of selling
them, went to their farm at midnight to take
away the cattle, which Workman resisted,
fiually shooting Faira!l.
Mrs, Plannebecker Of Peterson, n. j.,
accused Rev. A. c. Stapge, young Presbyter-
ian minister, Of insulting her with improper
proposals. A church trial resulted in Stange's
confessing to adultery with Mrs. Pfannebecker
and being therefore deposed from the ministry.
Now MIR. Ffannebecker. retorts that the minis
ter committed a rape on her.
The Grange advance. [volume] (Red Wing, Minn.) 1873-1877, 1876-01-26

The New York legislature has bill he.
fore it providing that the various county
boards shall fix the salaries of the county
treasures, and that all money shall be
deposited in bank to the credit of the
county and State. The county treasurers
have defeated similar bills for two success.
sivc sessions, and will make strong
fight against this one. >*' l. -'.-'
The Grange advance. [volume] (Red Wing, Minn.) 1873-1877, 1876-01-26

A LITE boy in St: Paul, last week,
was poised by eating a very small
piece of gen colored ;qandy::, The piece:
was no laer than a pea, yet the child's
life was sed only by prompt and skill
1ul medic attendance. Very much of
the candyor sale in our stores, especial
~ the cap fancy varieties, is. colored|
with poisous substances. IT is crime
to thus diuise disease and: death and sell
it over theomter to TIE innocent little
ones whoseyss are attracted TO-, and app
petlte' wetted by, the bright colors
winch to mem is bYt y ap,eddiltiNqfna tes{ths
sweetness. Our Legislature could do no
more praisworthy act agaiut&16 cunRl
OF adultertion than to enact law fixing
heavy f>e for the sale of ae1tainoo6lorH
cd candie' AMI impris94me ~ ;n fer i thu