The Grange advance. [volume] (Red Wing, Minn.) 1873-1877, 1876-08-02

The Grange Advance
II. II. 70 UNG, EDITOR & PROPRIETOR.
REDWING. MINNESOTA
If there is any class OF sWindler.
whom it is desirable the law should
reach and clutch, it is those who prey
upon emigrants.
Minister Washburn will spend the
summer ut Carlsbad. If Carl's bad as
his name our Minister ought to be il
better company-say that of Sherman
at the Twin Mountain. House. },
The will of Colonel Price, .''the mil
ionaire brewer" is now contested
His children will be provided for
wherever found. Two of his widows
are left without money and without
Price.
A man who had been wounded in /,
railroad accident was denied admission.
to Il hotel at Oakland, California, be.
cause he might keep the boarders
awake; and, in the morning, the
boarders all left because he was not
cared for.
The death of Sojourner Truth is an
mouneed- 1t has been said that though
crushed to earth Truth shall rise again.
Folks in this section think it is about
time the resurrection begun, for the
crushing out process was accomplish
Ell 10 these many years ago.
Avendell Phillips has written Il long
and caustic letter to General Sherman
on the Indian question. Perhaps Wen
dell was under the impression that
Tecumseh can't jaw back, but the old
fellow proves he can, and also that
Wendell is Il perverter of truth in the
case.
The continued newspaper comments
on Gen. Stugis' war record, called
forth by that officers criticism of Gus
teri waste of ammunition. Shooting
mosquitos with eighty-ton guns is
shee: nonsense when the mere men.
ton of the name of Gen. Forrest will
bring down the game.
IIoratio S. With, Captain of the
Harvard Base Ball nine several years
ago, IS Assistant Professor of Classics
at Coroell, which should serve to en-
courage pitchers and catchers general
ay that a reward is in store. The more
crooked fingers you can show the bet
ter diploma will you get.
Brigham Young says that he has
been told, in Il vision, that the invisi-
ble outlet to Salt Lake is being filled
with salt deposit, and that within six
years the lake will overflow its banks,
inundating that part of the country.
May the gentiles escape from the
valley and remember Lots wife.
The Chicago journal is authority for
the following: ''Daniel Webster died
in 1852; but his widow, Caroline Leroy
Webster, aged eighty-tive, is still liv-
ing, and resides with relative, Rob.
ers Edgar, in the City of New York.
Mr.. Webster has grandson, Samuel
Appleton, Esq. residing in Chicago.
The Prince of Wales intends to have
his study and smoking-room, at San
dringhan, carpeted with the skins of
tigers and other animals which he shot
in India. There are those who would
regard the Princes own skin, as GEN.
ter piece to the lot, as very happy
addition, in it's effect upon the British
nation in general.
The 800 Icelanders who are about to
make Manitoba their home will find
the soil there more productive than
that of their own barren island, which
yields scanty subsistence to less than
$4,000 people. In the hot weather,
however. they may long for their cold
country" where ice water is never
needed and sunstroke is unknown.
During the terrible temperature
throughout wheat harvest, in Wooster,
Ohio, Mr.. Samuel Armstrong, of East
Union Township, acted most wisely