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A Young Couple In Sandusky.
Cnn6usEv ~ Pouic+or

sandusky CO., Register.
A young man and young woman
are now passing through a terrible Or
deal of agoniZing suspense. They are
engaged to be married, and their fate
rests upon the decision of the Presi-
Dental election. The young man is a
staunch supporter of Hayes, and the
young woman is a firm friend of Til
den. They made a bet, stalking no less
than their future happiness on the re-
suit of the election. Such a wager may
seem exceedingly foolish to cool-head-
ed older people, but in the heat of an
exciting campaign. when both sides
claim the election, the young man and
woman whose minds are wandering far
Oft in Utopian realms cannot be- ex-
pccted to exercise the same judgment
that characteriZes the clear headed
politician. But the bet is made, and
the parties propose to stand by it to
the bitter end They love each other
with all the fervor and passionate ar
dor of their young natures, and their
very souls seem to catch the inspira-
ton of each others presence. Those
who have been there know how it is
themselves. The lovers eagerly scan
the daily papers and devour with
avidity everything touching on
the vexed political question. The bet
which they made is us follows: If Til
den should be inaugurated President,
the young man is to marry the young
lady; but if Hayes should be inaugur-
ated President, the young lady is to
marry the young man. The counting
of the electoral votes and the an
nouncement of the result is anxiously
awaited, as that,and that only, Can de-
eide which one of the parties is to
marry the other.
The Grange advance. [volume] (Red Wing, Minn.) 1873-1877, 1877-02-21

| ty to issue bonds, was passed. The school tax
bill occupied q large portion of the day and
was made the especial order for Tuesday. The
House bill appr"priating $751; 90 Tor ed grain
was passed, also the H~use bills tor extending
the University grounds and tor aying the
expenses of the Soldiers Orphau's Home. Tie
evening session was devoted to the contested
seat OF Senator Edwards.
In the House, on the 10th, bills were
introduced on great variety OF local subjects,
but none OF general interest. Senate bills
were passed, legalizing the plat and amend
catching trout; legalizi.,g trans ers of real es-
tate heretofore made with but one witness;
duties of sheriffs Incorporating Alexandria,
and amending the chatter of St. Charles.
The joint resolution to Congress to make ten
acres the amount required to be planted un-
der the tree-culture act, instead OF Iorty acres,
was passed ana sent to the Governor. The
text book bill was put over until Tuesday In
committee of the whole the complicated at
1alrs OF the st. Paul & Pacific railroad cOmpa-
MES were under conside, alton and after pro-
tracted debate the bill for the repeal OF the
to pass by decisive vote.
The Senate had brief session on
the 18th. Bills were introduced tor the es
Enlistment OF a ferry at Reads auth, rizing
St. Louis county to issue bonds relating to
the duties OF county treasurers, and appro-
priating 81 200 annually tor the salary OF the
janitor of the capitol.
In the House resolution was adopt
ed on the 18th against draining lakes. Bills
were introduced or various local subjects, and
amending the liquor license law OF the stat
utes OF 1866; relating to the juris-
diction OF justices of the peace; relating
to trespassing on lands by hu.ters;
also a bill amending the law relating to SILL
ing liquor to minors and inebriates; which
bill provides rules of evidence in such cases.
Senate bills were PISSED relating to the tol
lowing subjects county treas ers' binds;
stenographic reporters in the courts; assign
ments OF Judgments civil actions; suits
against corporations; allowing prisoners of
other States to be taken through Minnesota,
ate bill coditying the school laws was lost, but
reconsidered and laid OH the table,
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Failure OF the Penikese School.


Another philantrophical scheme has
failed. MIR. Anderson, of New York, whose
renown has been based solely on the quality
OF his fne-cut tobacco, gave Prof. Agassiz
Penikese Island, in Buzzards Bay, on which
to found the Anderson School OF Natural Bis
tory. He put i'll the island at 500, 900 and
gave $50, 900 in bonds. The enthusiastic nat.
uralist gratefully accepted it, and buildings
were put up and the school opened. But the
fund was hardly more than enough to pay
for the houses necessary and to keep them in
order. Agassiz energy raised enough to pay
the deficiency. He died, Mr. Anderson's
purse-strings were frightened, and he refused
to help support it. The younger Professor
Agassiz, who had succeeded his father, made
one more effort, and offered to pay halt the
total expense if there were students enough
to pay the remainder. These were not forth
coming, and Mr.. Agassiz has given up the
island, which is really valueless Mr.. Ander-
sons gift in cash amounted to little more than
$45, 900, and he had all the honor Professor
Agassiz gave all his collections to the muse
UNI, and his tamilsB reside their time and tai
ents, have given to it without conditions owe,
aquarter OF q million OF money. AZ
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Fisher, and in turn was shot down and would
have been killed but for Newman and George
Rhodes Fisher was brought to Henderson
vile Jail. His brothers made an attack later
upon the Jail, hut were put flight with the
loss of Wash Fisher, MORALLY wounded.
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Brutal Mu, der In Iowa.

IND A Fairfield, Iowa, special dispatch to the
Burlington Hawkeye, gives account of an un-
provoked murder at Batavia Feb. 18th, and
great excitement in that section concerning
it, Theo W. Hill, druggist, having closed
his place of business, was visited at his resi-
dence by three or four men, who dema, de,i
liquor from the drug store. Hill refused ia
60 with them, and one Of them, with abusive
language, drew a revolver and fired several
shots, three taking effect. Hill was not ex-
pected to recover at last accounts John
Wright, one of the or wd, has been arrested,
and is in Jail in default ofs5 900 bail. Frank
Henry, who did the shooting, has not been
captured, although there is little reason to
doubt that he will be soon.
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A Peculiar Marriage Ceremony.

On the wedding day in Borneo the
bride andbridegroom are brought from
opposite ends OF the village to the spot
where the ceremony is to be perform
ed. They are made to sit on two bars
Of iron, that blessings as lasting and
health as vigorous may attend the pair.
A cigar and betel leaf, prepared with
the areca nut, are next put in the
hands of the bride and bridegroom.
One of the priests then waves two fowls
over the heads of the couple, and, in
a long address to the Supreme Being,
calls down blessings upon the pair,
and implores that peace and happiness
may attend the union. After the heals
of the affianced have been knocked
against each other three or four times
the bridegroom puts the prepared betel
leaf and cigar into the mouth of the
bride, while she does the same to him
whom she thrs acknowledges as her
husband.
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More Crooked Whisky Dolngs.

North Carolina specials say: While
United States Commissioner w. G. B. Morris
was engaged in the trial OF Walter Newman
for alleged violation of the revenue laws, with
deputy Marshals Harking and Merritt in at
tendance, the court was startled by the sound
of fire arms, and in a lew moments the house
was surrounded by armed men, who. began
an indiscriminate firing into the ROOM The
Commissioner, and Capt. Merritt fled, but
CAPT. l]arkens drew his revolver and fired
upon his assailants, wounding one man named
The Grange advance. [volume] (Red Wing, Minn.) 1873-1877, 1877-02-21

We understand that the wheoping cough
is quite prevalent in the towns around us ];
but thatno cases have proved fatal Some
families use nothing but Johnson's Apodyne
Liniment. Our Doctor, no" ever, says little
ipicac, to produce vomiting, would be an ad-
vantage. AH
The Grange advance. [volume] (Red Wing, Minn.) 1873-1877, 1877-02-21

In the present state of alarm re-
garding the safety of theatres, the
ballet would seem to be an entertain
ment most likely to inspire confidence
among the spectators, judging from
the large amount Of hose displayed on
the stage. s,sxsvya4s-,z srs,.s... .
The Grange advance. [volume] (Red Wing, Minn.) 1873-1877, 1877-02-21

AT HOME OR ABROAD, get Dr.. J. II. McLean's
Strengthening Cordial and Blood Purifier,
recognized all over the World as the best ton
10, invigorator and purifier OF the blood Fol
puny and weak children, or delicate females
al absolute necessity. DR.. J H. Mclean, 314
Chestnut street, st. Louis.
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A Wisconsin Zimmerman offers $50
in cash for"a rafting good wife-one
who is not too high nosed to grow fat
on bean SOUP"
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Russian Preparations for War.

The Russian army are ready to move
against the Turks, numbering, at Kishepof,
l2,hOO infantry 5000 cavalry and 4e8 guns.
The two corps at Odessa would make total
of the army OF advance, 10000 infantry, l2,
100 cavalry, and 72O guns. A thousand
horses have been bought for the bridge trai,,
lying here which is capable OF bearing the
whole army over the Danube in day. There
are also l3 enormous steam launches, two
large barges, seven smaller boat', and mass.
of other things, even to the smallest details
waiting at Kishenof The mobilization has
proceeded SO satisfactorily, that within {
month Jour army corps could move acros.
the Pruth.
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under the Law establishing it, in this that it
was composed o! tcUr p r*ons of one political
party, instead of five persons of different par
ties
Rejected by the same vote: E~.~
Mr.. Abbott then offered another substitute :
R solved, That the Commission will receive
testimony on the subject OF frauds alleged in
the spec ications of counsel tor the directors
t" certificates one and three. .ja. ts w
Rejected by the same vote. . ..r..-.
Mr.. Abbott then offered q fourth substitute:
Resolved, That testimony tending to show
that the so-called returning hoard OF LOUISE
ana had no jurisdiction to canvass the votes
Tor electors tor President and Vice President
is admissible. ,.....u 81 3. q. -.a.a,.- i. ..- a..
Rejected by the same vote. .s.a ~ ..tt s.
Mr.. Abbott then offered a fifth substitute,
" hich was rejected by the same vote, which
was as follows: @. s. 49,
Resolved, That evidence is admissible that
| statements and afidavits purp0rting to have
been made and forwarded to said returning
bbard in pursuance OF the provisions Of section
IS Of the election law Of 1872, alleging riot, tu-
| multi, intimi. atiofl and Violence, at or near
certain parishes were talae and fabricated and
! forged by certain disreputable persons under
board; that said returning board, knowing
said statements and afidavis to he false and
forged, and that none of such statements and
aftidAvits were made in the manner or torn, or
within the time required by law, did know
ingy: wilfully AUTOMATICALLY tail and re-
fuse to canvass or compile more than ten
thousand votes cast, as is shown by Commits
siOlers OF election. a IS, s.aGt' ~ IS ~. yt
Hunton offered sixth substitute as follows
Resolved, That evidence be received to
prove that the votes cast and given at said
election on the 9TH OF. Noyember last. as
shown by the return made BY the Commission
era of Election for said polls and voting
places, in said State, have never been com:
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