The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1875-07-16

9Frank Moulton, it is asserted, Vim endeavo,
y havesRE. sBeecher indicted for perjury, and
yillsummoh - witnesses Mrs. Anthnny, Mrs
Stanton, Mrs. By6ashaw, Mrs. Mop]top, Theo.
'tfare Tiltou, and Nj and Mrs. Kiohards, Henry
&c. 1oyen; Mrs. Tlton, and others. -
A1ei6tant Secretary Cowan ststes that secre.
tary Delano has not retired from the Interior
Department, "hd IL expected to return the lat.
lter part This mooth. ; - x
Il A hre,which recently destroyed farm
building on the .Greenleaf farm near Ottawa,
I'm, was set = servant named Bridget Hen:
|essy whose only motive was an irresistible de.
sire to sespgood Are. = a
+ Four churches In Portland, Maine, were in
Ijurea by lightning, during a'feoeht thunder
lstor1n.; =
An unknown man and woman forty y-dve and
fifty years5ot age, respectively, were found
drowned It Waukegan III.
Southern Ohio has been having a midsum-
naer food. The rivers OF vsrdowed their banks,
and got on ahigh old time generally.
"A disastrous fire occurred at Monongahala
City. Pa, on tho 18th, bywhich planning mill
and stock, valued at $50, 600 was destroyed.
A dispatch gays at recent banquet in the
Crystal Palace; MIR. schenck, on proposing
the health Of President Grant
dwelt,. on the pride and attachment
Americans had for their country. They were
loyal because its constitutions and government
are of their = own choice, and they
were loyal IT, the Executive for the
same reason. He alluded to the wonderful
material progress Of the United States, and
said both England and America had derived
benefit from the Declaration OF Independence.
Friendly feelings are now the rule between
the two countries. Mr.. Torrens referred to the
late civil war and said he knew the Queen
never turned against America in the day of
her trouble. Among those present at the ban
luet we're a son Of President Grant, Sir Fred
erick Perkins and Henry Richard, member
of Parliament. In its editorial comments
the Standard says: "None but Americans
would venture on such display Of bsd taste
as the banquet and none but English would
tolerate it. 1t is hardly decent for any
loyal Englishmen to participate in the celebra-
tor Of English disasters. The American in
surrection was about the most unprovoked
rebellion in history. In the present time for
bearanoe and conciliation on theEnglish side is
returned by the Americans with insult and
abuse which only enamoured by cringing
hsttery and this Dean Stanley
calls reconciliation and peace-making. Among
the Americans are but few not actually
participating in general system OF
public plunder in their country,
who would not joyfally exchange their insti-
tutions for the order, honesty and loyalty Of
made their insane revolt
The official score OF the International rifle
match at Doll, mount gives Dakin 50 instead OF
81 at the 900 yard range and makes the num-
Der of points by which the Americans beat tile
Irish 80 instead Of SO.
The Prince of Wales is to visit India, and the
immense sum Of &70O, 900 has been appropriate
ed to defray the expenses
Details OF terrible EARTHQUAKE in New Gre.
NADIA have been received from Panama. The
|city Of Cucuta is in ruins, not single house
remaining. The killed are calou ated at 5000,
in that city alone. Eleven other towns are in
complete ruins, and ten or twelve more suffer-
ed very severely. The survivors were obliged
to remove from the scenes OF death on account
of the putrefaction OF bodies which cannot be
inferred. The ruined cities were Immediately
set upon by robbers, and everything of value
taken away.
Treasurer New says he is satisfied with the
count Of cash in the United States treasury.
The amount short is e7O, 900, all Of which was
known before the count sas commenced, all
Of which is now charged up to Treasurer Spin.
lner's careleBe MANAGEMENT