The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1874-10-10

has asked France to send $4,000 troops t
the frontier between it and Spain to pre-
vent aid being cxtende d to the Carlists b
French sympathizers j.. . .Pecuniary aid
asked for Garibaldi, who is stated to b
often without means to obtain the necessa
ries Of life. Thirty cases Of arms shippc'
from Baltimore for the White Leaguers O
Louisiana, have been returned to proven
seizure by the Kellogg government. TIL
house which shipped the arms had order
for sixty cases more, but the orders hav,
been counternanded. >. The obsequies o
Judge Miller at Milwaukee. Satur
day, were very largely attelded. The
remains were inferred in Forest Home
cemetery. ....The jury in the case ol
Phelps, deputy State Treasurer Of New
York, charged with embezzlement, failed
to agree after "a hours deliberations, and
were discharged. The suit against Dr.
N. G. Richards, Of Hackensack, N. j., for
$4,000 damages, for malpractice in the
treatment Of boys broken arm, was con-
cluded Saturday, and resulted in verdict
Of $4,000. =. The threatened Mahonl-
Johnson duel in Virginia, has been ad~
justed through the intervention of mutual
friends. John Despictire, a Belgian
peddler, and James Van Ricor. also a
Belgian and peddler, got int, quarrel
Saturday night near Chicago, when Van
Ricor stabbed Despictire in the leg, caus-
death in few minutes. "a meeting OF
10000 white and black voters was held at
Charleston, S. c., Friday night to demand
of Gov. Moses the removal OF the present
board Of election commissioners. and
threatening il. case Of refusal by the Gov.
ernor, "resort to the only means left the
people-The Cincinnati exposition
closed Saturday night after % days exhi-
bition, with $4,000 attendance. The
whole attendance has been $4,000, and
the gate receipts have been $C9, 900
TUESDAY, Oct. 6.-Gen. Sherman left
Washington Monday for St. Louis, the
future headquarters of the army. Wes-
ton is making another attempt to walk 500
miles in six consecutive days. >. Brigham
Young is convalescing. -. The French
elections resulted in favor of the conserva.
lives. Our government wants Spain to
pay up in the Virginius affair. {. Richard
Of Cleveland, O., was killed
Monday by the falling Of a flagstaff.
The town elections took place in Connec-
lieut. Monday. Eastern Connecticut
showed slight but general Republican
gains, with little or no change in the bal
ance of the State. %. David Valentine &
Co., New York, jobbers in silk goods and
fancy dress goods, have failed with 'iabili-
lies Of half a million. :. The earnings of
The Chicago & Northwestern railroad for
The fiscal year ending May 1st, 1874, were
s2l5, ,63l 1865, and the total expenses, TO-
Guiding interest OH outstanding bonds,
ETC., s2l4,276,855, leaving a COM
0ined net profit for the year Of
81 1856, ,0sl. The colored people
If Knoxville, Tenn, have petitioned the
Rev. Geo. W. Severe to run for Congress
II the second district Of that State. >. The
cotton mills of Rhode Island generally
commenced running Monday on two thirds
lime. 80. It begins to look blue for the de-
positors in the freedmcn's banks, collec-
ions being made very slowly. The twen-
'y-three branches are to be closed up at
he end of the month. .Outrages in the
South continue to be reported. A letter
received at Washington from Alabama ex-
poses terrible state of affairs there, armed
bodies Of whites having inaugurated a
reign of terror. The following Congress
sional nominations were made by the
Democrats and Independents of Illinois
Monday: First district, Bernard Caul-
field second district, Carter II. Rarri-
son third district, J. V. Lemayne. They
are now represented by Rice, Ward and
Farwell ...John Anderson, Of N. Y, has
sent $4,000 francs for Garibaldi's relief.
WEDNESDAY,, Oct 7-Commander Kel-
lcgg, of the United States gunboat Ajax,
is dead. John A. Broadwell, late tax
collector Of Jersey City, pleads guilty Of
=. Lieut.. Mahmoude Terfy,
Of the Turkish army, visiting this country
to inspect arms manufacturing for the Sui
tan, committed suicide Tuesday night at
Providence, R. I. Tho Irish rifle team
are making tour through some of the
principal cities of the West and North
west, and are meeting with enthusiastic
-. Tilton furnished bail in the
Beecher libel suit Tuesday .. Rev. J. F.
Glendenning, charged with procuring an
abortion on Miss Pomeroy, causing that
young lady's death, has written letter to
the Presbytery of Jersey City, requesting
a thorough investigation Of the charges
....The ceremonies Of the unveiling of the
Lincoln monument at Springfield, H., on
the 18th, will commence at ten O'Clock
and end at g.. The New York Central
railroad wants 100000 due it for in
creased mail service, but will have to
wait, the appropriation for that purpose
having been already overdrawn. . Prof.
David Swing, of Chicago, has formally
withdrawn from the Chicago Presbyterv
In complying with this request the Presby.
tery adopted resolutions regretting the &C.
ton and assuring him Of the strong per-
sonal and Christian regard entertained for
him. The forty-fo"rth semi annual
conference Of the Latter Day Saints
is in session at Salt Lake. 1t is announced
that several hundred saints will be sent
to St. George to hurry up the building Of