The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1875-01-15

reported in the situation at New Oeiean
Gen Sheridan's detailed rep port Of the mil
tary interference in the organization
the Legislature, was received at Washing
ton Friday snight. Caucu.ea of the 4,
publ can msmbers Of both houses Of Coz
gress were held: Saturday in which IL
Southern situation was discussed
length, but I. no decisive polio
was agreed upon .. The storm that Wis
ted this State Friday was general in a
the North and Southwestern States. I
Arkansas and Tennessee the weather wa
the coldest for years, the thermomete
ranging at Memphis during the day. frou
8 to IL degrees below zero. At Chicag
Saturday, the thermometer ranged from
II to 25 below, with a driving wind
Much suffering is reported from all points
but the only loss Of life from exposure ye
mentioned is that of man in the ives
division Of Chicago. King Alfonso eu.
tered Spain Saturday by way Of Barcelo
ma. Hewaa recei ged with enthusiasm by
both the army and the people. AT the
railroad accident op the Great Wester,
railroad, Eng, the 18th ult., there wer'
30 persons killed and 70 wounded. =
TUESDAY, Jan. l2.-The argument il
the Tilton Beechsr case was commenced
yesterday, Judge Morris Of counsel fo
Tilton onening the case. 90. The Congress
s:onal committee on elections have decid
ed to reportin favor Of the expulsion ol
Delegate Cannon of Utah for Polygamy
''''An immense meeting was held a
Cooper Institute, N. Y, last night to pro
test aga inst the recent military interfer.
ence in Louisiana. Speeches were made
by Hon. VIM. NJ. Evarts, VIM. C. Bryan
and others, and a series Of resolutions de.
nouncing such use of the military adopted
to be forwarded to Congress. ...A Wash
ington dispatch says that in consequence
Of the falling off OF revenues there is nj
prospect of reduction of the poblic debt
for some months. }. Geo. Baker has beer
nominated as minister to Russia. .Chas
Albert, brother-in-law OF Irwin, was
before the bar OF the. House, and
in answer to question said he was ready
to tell to whom he paid the $1O6, ,50(
placed in his care for distribution in aid 0
the Pacific Mail subsidy. if 50 ordered b,
the House. The House SO ordered, anC
he was taken before the committee, whe1
he furnished the following list OF person!
and the amount Of money paid to each
Mcfarland, OK, 900; w. b. Shaw, Sl0,'
600; A. w. Randall. $500. A ,. Cor.
win, $500; J.. III. Morris, $1,50O; J. Ber.
rett, $1,000; H. q. Faunt, $1,000; Dor
Piatt, 5000. Mcfarland subsequently
testified that the $25, 900 paid him was fol
John w. Forney, to whom he delivered
the money Reports from Washington
are that three Of the Cabinet are not in ac
cord with the President in his Lsuisjan.
policy, and that if he persists in continu
ingi, they will resign.
WEDNESDAY, Jan. 13.-The New
Hampshire Republican State conventi",
yesterday nominated P. c. Cheney 70
Governor. -. Pinchback has been re
elected U. S. Senator by the Kellogg VIM
Of the Louisiana Legislature. .. Ex- Gov
Thomas Z. Bramlette of KY, died a
Louisville yesterday Dom Piatt claim
that the $1,000 received by HIM from
Irwin was personal loan. As proof Q
this fact he cites the fact that he oppose,
the subsidy from first to last. -. Wendell
Phillips writes endorsing Sheridan. >.
Mason College, QUEBEC, was burned Mon
day. Loss e10O, 600. The steame
Mary from Odessa to Falmouth is reporte
lost at sea, and 26 persons drowned. :.
The revolt at the Nebraska penitentiar
was suppressed by the :rops Tuesday with
cut loss Of life. -. A fire in the crocker
and glassware establishment OF Jas. N
Shaw, New York, damaged the stoc
800, 900. Sharan, the man who CAV
his daughter bridal present Of millio
Of dollars, has been elected to the U.
Senate from Nevada to succeed StewA
the present millionaire incumbent.
Three teams With four men crossing Il
Missouri river opposite Oman
broke through the ice al
were drowned %. Several sdi
astrous snow sli les are reported fro
Utah, carrying away men, teams, Al
horses. In one Jas. Cox, John Tranbert
Jas. Gleason and Jas. Renfrey were Kifle
....At the Wisconsin Republican cauc
last night Hon. H. d. Barron Of St. Gro
; was nominated for President of the Seua
Carpenters friends claim fifty votes 1
U. S. Senator on the first ballot, AZ on
being necessary for a choice. .. In I
! Democratic caucus at 1ndianapo
e last night for candidate q
j., for U. S. Senator, the vote; sto,
: Mcdonald A, Holman IS. >. 1t is r re11por1 IS Il
: that the detachment o. troops recently 81
= to oust the white miners in the Black Hi
(, country have been forced to return with
: accomplishing their mission, the VIII
command being badly frozen. ~
IS resolution before the board of education
t Toledo to exclude the Bible from the o.
is lie schools, has been indefinitely p
rs psned.
lis
GO0d Advice.
Senator Gordon of Georgia, to
Of merous telegrams from prominent I
r. Of Louisiana, replied yesterday as
y, lows:
90 II congratulate you on the forb'
". ance Of the people. Still forbcar ev
wrong, and If arrests and handouts
.u resorted to-, still forbear, and y
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