The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1875-09-24


"'.2he rev Atlantic, cable has, had goo1 effect
o9 ocean rates., Dispatches are, now taken At
o! one English shilling tor tor each word largt
reduction from former rates.
Fifteen Thousand indians have coon;lre g7ated
Or the Black Hills council::is' 49, 1'tj :4'"'f
/ The population Of Kansas is 536, ,O0O =.
A Brooklyn judge was app led to tor A writ
to COMPEL the principal Of 4 public School to
admit a ftaini icoloird pupil: lie refuses the
writ on tho ground that thopublic'schooIs are
81 tate charity, and that the State has . per-
tect right to determine how that charity; shall
be applied, and has consequently provided
separate stho ls tor white and cUloIed pupils
Lieutenant Guthrie, commanding the mils-
tarypost Of Vickshurg, has telegraphed to At
torney General Pierrpont that he has assur-
ances that The civil officers Of the DISTURBED
f'stticts " 'b'ississippi are competent to pre-
Iser1e peace, and that majority of the citisens
Fres ready.to aid the sheriff whenever called
Fof day % Or two tier; las beeinr LIT some feel.
ing Of anxiety expressed as to progfesss Of the
bank ,syndicAte. at San Ea,Ec so, California,
which was 6ccaSioned to considerable ex-
tent by the previous rrpotts, that the bank
would reopen about the 10Th inst, while ss
yet no signs OF immediate resumption are evil
dent, A rumor also prevailed that Mi.:hael
Reese lad backed down from his hiis subscription
70 othsagyynsd15efte nsd15e guarantee, and that matters
'were-hbt hfabpfosperous a condition as re-
ported \ week " two ago. ,,,,. ,r
Tie meeting oi the Army ,e Of the The Cumberland
at Uuca was very fine affair. '''' '"" 40:
The luml ermen's convention at Chicago ~as
largely attended, and a determination +; force
prices to:ahigher figure was plainly >appsr:@
In interview with liz di;ector d;,, ol lth the bank
ofCalifornia it WAS Stated That liz n6' ground ex-
listed Tor any FEELING ot distrist; and that 50
iar;as tue withdrawal 1t sRoese Was concerned
he had not as yet BECOME subscriber, and the
affairs Hr Of the syndicate were going on md :
pendent Of him., that at the present the
guarantee fund subscribed amounts to ! little
over seven Millioii tollaars; that is to the time
Of fe:0penings gsnothinss definite could: he now
stated, basit would probably be- abont the ,st
proximo aud: that y. present matters ageip
rfs;ing ,Rr!kR r.qsly EYt slewly. lhecky
BALDWIN, Who has been elected director,
nee 'kaston; comes iii on aghafantee hand Il
An effort has been made, in San Francisco, al
tAe Pas!lc EEcllapge e Eespns butiness ut il
found but few friends il the San Francisco
''oard' thouyli it iswell understo;;iidt th nnem.
be5s'tF h,hese btar' 's'aiG working Indirect.
lv through the little hoard. No formal Ne
.su,nption.sp bpsiAes.,: either, Of .he bic
ts'arAs is sprobabe until the, openings of the
Banks Of Caliiorl,iA and Nevada
1t Th'r. Wish & h people q enis yenia have jus,
concluded grand celebration It Scranton.
--latest accounts state that over seven mil
lions lave hren xub&cfibsd ty;the Bank of Cal
iaEnia guarantee tnnd. ,~.,~ b,nYiisr .:y; Il
The % oase ot sN! sNItoa ". Beecher; was called in
the Brooklyn 3 court on the 2lti., MD went, owe,
to the next term " consent II iofirSisse. ofairis '"'
} One hundred and fifty recruits have been
'oreteEsd n Fort Unian.' New hexicoy ytoE Assign
mant to tue. 18th i+ fantry, ,>.4, $ ynIss,o II
asins iic& III tks to!ns and sitiss & t@e
[9e". "%ns ;.:! s*p? e*.; :.,e ~';'t;:, fs.
pabipapu ',Dajori,y oi 10, senent7' result
viz III! npt be materially changed .fremt the above
R4!saf!. RspsbI1jlf? pIl? qandidatt fsr Congress in
1880: Ths Rapablicans Have majority OF q
In joint ballot einthe L4Rfis1a .'h'oH
t::"The grand pow w-wowavat}lo otlists Sioux It Rex
Cloud eom~snoed Qnths .aQQthi # Senat,n:Atfs
so4. epGnaa pEoeesdipsaa As7s eprepositien t.
tease the Bl2Sek Hill BED GLsqd s said to b
IN his very dirty dignity, ana viii not, not tax,
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