The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1874-09-19

eleven indictments against parties said tc
have had part in tile robbery ee.s.f@feer,.
tanning papers wanted by the district III.
'vestigating committee last winter. "A
num:~r OF old sunboats wiers sold At New
Orleans Saturday at prices ranging from
1900 to @10,O75. They cost an average
Of &25O, 600 each, and the navy depart
'neht will probably disapprove the sale.
TvssnAr, s,pt. l5.-Aaine was carried
by the Republicans yesterday by an in-
creased majority. The Governor. Leeisla7
tsre and Eve Congressional districts were
carried. >. The South Carolina Republi-
CANS adopted platform which thanks the
federal government for its military inter.
vehtion>ih that State, deprecates 1awless
ness in any form, pledges reduced public
expenses and the enforcement Of financial
reform, entreats Congress to pass the. civil
rights bill, pledges to maintain the settle
ment Of the State debt. and endorses
Grant for the tlird term.. IL. The Demo-
Gratis have gained victory III the city
election Of Portsmouth, N. II. ..... The Re-
publican Central Committee of New York
last night adopted resolution favoring the
denomination ofGVv. Dix, AMI subsequent
y reconsidered and Will drew 1t a. being
premature. :. The General Convention Of
tue Universalist Churcl. was opened last
evening in New York. 1t. is reported
that large numbers Of white men are> en-
taring the Black Hill region from Montana
and the west. .. crank 2. Blair is recoy-
ering from his recent severe illness =. /. .
The treasurer Of the United States has
issued u call to the national banks for an
additional redemption deposit Of Eve per
cent. Gov. Kellogg has called upon the
President for federal aid to support the
State authorities in suppressing the revo-
luton in New Orisans -. There is no truth
in the rumor that Germany is seeking terri
torial possessions on this continent. %.
Baron Schwarz-Senborn, the new Aus
trian minister, presented his credentials to
the President yesterday, when the usual
interchange Of complimentary speeches
occurred. A special to the London
Times say the Spanish Republican troops
had mutinied against Gen. Lazeroa and
cheered for Moriones whose restoration to
the command they demanded. 49,. The
voting in the department Of Maine ct Loire
has resulted in no election. The following
are the full returns: De Maille, Republi-
can, Il, 5,00o; Braces, government candi-
date, 26. 900; Berger, Bonspartist, $4,000
A second ballot is ordered for the 9th
inst. 1t is understood that NJ. Berger will
formally withdraw from the contest TO-
morrow. The Republicans are elated
over their prospects of success. 90. Theirs
is going to Italy On two months tour.
....Jules Simon is about to open the po-
litical campaign in the South Of France
He is announced to make a speech at
Avignon, Montoulin and Toulouse.
The trial Of the alleged accoinplices in Ba-
zaine's escape, began at Graisse yesterday.
The witnesses examined testified that
escape by rope was impossible. -. Ban
croft Davis presented his credentials to the
King Of saxony at Dresden, and returned
to Berlin. He has taken a fine house on
Behren strasse, which he will make the
rendezvous Of Americans, and where he
will give weekly soirees. -. An attempt
was made to assassinate the President Of
Peru in Lima, Oh Aug. ~, without sue
cess; the assassins were arrested. 80. In
Chicago last evening, two young Italians,
Francisco Dejurany and Genarro Baroni,
quarreled about some tritling matter, when
the former drew dirk and stabbed Baro-
nj in hts breast, inflicting wound which,
proved fatal in less than half an hour 49,.
Sixty State Guards were levied at Louis
vile. KY, Wednesday morning, by order
Of the Governor, for Breathitt county,
about 200 miles east Of that city, to. clear
tue town of Jackson of band Of outlaws,
under command Of one named Strong. who
has possession Of The place and rules the
county. No court has been held for many
months, and the troops will remain to sup-
port the Judge through the term. 80. Yes
terdaJ morning, about4 o'clock, Samuel
Haslam was murdered with an axe at the
Boarding house Of VIM. Gat!ins in Nash
Vile, Tenn. 80. Another indictment 70,
murder has been found against Jesse Pom
eroy, the Boston boy murderer, for tho
murder Of Kate Curran (. JAS. Tozie1
yesterday shot his wife and then 'mmit
ted suicide in Philadelphia. . .. Gov: Di,
declines to remove Mayor Hsvemeyer.
"WEDNESDAY, Sept. 16.-The New Yorl
Democrats meet 1T Syracuse to-day. The
contest for the nomination for Governor
lies between 8. J. Tilden and Judge
Church.. -. The New Jersey Democrats
met yesterday at Trenton, and resolved il
favor of equal rights, specie payments, i
protective tariff, the repeal Of the. pres,
gag law, the repeal of the civil rights bill
and opposed The third tenn, etc. Judge
Bedie ef' Hudson county was unanimousl,
nominated for Governor. Late reports
from Maine give increa led Republican
maj aj6fities. .. The Arkansas Republicans
met At Little Rock. It is understood tha
there will be no nominations for Stat<
officers. -. The Democrats Of the. frs
Wisconsin district nominated Hon.. N. D
roth Of Racine for Congress: :, The Re
publicans of the sixth Wisconsin distric
nomi mated H. n. Kimball Of Waushara fo
| Congress-: :. The sixth: biennial confer
sncs, Of the Unitarians began ita session .
Saratoga yesterday. One Thousand dele
gates were present. The Universalist
met also af New York a large namber O