The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1874-09-12
TUESDAY, Sept. ,s:-Henry Ward Beech
er's answer to Theodore Ti6on. Id specc~iv:.:

| AOhSDA1, Hcps o-utnIy w aIO 0SecI.
ier's answer TO Theodore TiGon-1as 1se%iv:
ed yesterday by the attorneys Of the form.
eI, and was At once served on the plain
tif.- The defendant answers to the com.
lPlail: by denying all it's charges a. utter.
" false. The trial begins Sept. 2l.....
The third district court met yesterday at
Salt. Lake City. Ann Eliza's suit for
divorce and alimony comes up 1on Thurs
day. An exciting time Is expected: 80: ="
The decision by the Supreme Court Of
Wisconsin, in the application for an in
junction to compel the railroads to obey
|tlle Potter law, will not be delivered until
the 18th inst. j.. :. The steamer City fof Pc
kin arrived at Boston yesterday, and was
visited by thirty Thousand people. She
retnrn+stp New York 10 day.. John L.
N"tter of Jersey City appeared: before
Justice Aldridge yesterday andts charged
that persons connected with the Rev. Mr..
Gieplennin's church hAd tried to induce
him hy threats to swear that he was the
father of Mary +. Pomroy's child.
Fires in the woods near Hamilton, N. j.,
have burned over 1000 acres Of valuable
timber lands and cranberry bogs. The
ds'nes are still raging. 1.-The buildings
Of the New Haven (Conn.) Wheel Co.
were destroyed by fire last night. Loss
$500, ,ooo. 80. AT another small fire in New
Haven yesterday two boys were burned to
death. 80. George NJ. Donnelly, street
railroad officer Of l. louisville, was shot and
killed by J. N. Cole, night railway clerk.
....'rhe Boston and Albany freight houses
at East Albany, N. y, were burned last
night. Loss $4,000. :. lii the Supreme
Court at San Francisco yesterday, the ha-
t'eas;coxpas cage Of, g Chinese women,
brought On the steamer Japan, was decid
ed that the State. law is constitutional
which regulates such emigration, 'and' re-
iaanded them to the master of the steamer
Japan. They will be returned to China.
1.-THE Arkansas Constitationat gonyen;-
ton at Little Rock denounced violence
and outrage, and discoantenxnced all
ftaarrsls between the races The work
Of laying the new cable from the Irish
coast to America has commenced. The
French government has suspended Tor two
the newspaper l'U nivers for bit
ter article against President Serrano. -.
Jules Simon, in a speech at Rheims yes
ter1lay, urged the dissolution Of the Assem-
bly,, and he declared monarchy in France
TO lie AN i'npossibility. Victor Hugo has
written letter declining al invitation to
the peace congress at Geneva. lie says
peace cannot be established until another
war hos been fopght between France and
Germany. He points TO the existence ola
deep and nndying hatred between the two
countries, and declares its end will be \
duel between the principles OF monarchy
aud republicanism. The secret service
is TO be rc-organizcd. Col. Whitley has
resigned his position as chief Of tho
bureau. :. Members Of Plymouth Church
are contributing to fund for the relief OF
Mrs. Tilton, and already 81, ,7oVhave been
collected. -. agricultural fairs opened At
Columbus, O., Loyal'sport, Ind, and Endi-
annapolis, Ind, yesterday ...At Mystic
Park, Boston, yesterday, Goldsmith Maid
beat Judge Fullerton and American Girl
in three straight heats; time 2:1s, 2:1s IL
and 2:19 l-2. The Newhall House, Mil
wankee, was sold by the sheriff yesterday
for $50, 900. "A dispatch from Rome an
nouncrs that two new Roman Catholic d.
octsps have been created in Texas.
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