The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1875-09-24
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oeors'a insurrection, has at last been captured
Ca9nola4ess mm m s~.s
fearful storm u tev;jled jaf Galveston. to
Texas, on the 18th. The cify Icing bnt abou,
,'neenr teetabove water level in the bay, Strong
ssmlm4d grove the, water over the, island, sub.
s2@ damage done G1 estoI @ by the tar,;h,s
'eyc'oie IS now estimated st S260, 900. At one
lime the water eatraly covered fte island. but
zahavs' new sabsided, and the tlangerof total
destruction is past. '.s,te
Ten thousand horses in New York are sick
with the opizootic, or some similar disease.
sssaA sEsas'ssorukon ON thei Matagofda Bay, Texas.
.1shes laestspyed' tho towns ief Iudmnoia. >Mata.
gords, West Town, Cedar Lake, Morsan's
Flat, Lynci1bnrg and East Bay. First reports
indicate most terrible destruction OF life and
aPTps'ty. 'Scarcely'a baifdihg remains stand
Htan8.Ee .2n!w"ra aS'I~ ii c>4:t: .!.i.., y! r..
The cattle disease has made its appearance
IN Massachusetts, and is rapidly spreading. :,
,y,aueo y.,,,tnz ,Esons, Abroad. ,,-., :;.-
.,1cI Ihe he Feli Islanders M are having tussle with
IL, the measles; Their population has already
been reduced one third. and there is Il no sig, sg,n 81
'"'se1Ase' Nasnsto Stol again ropFrted murde ring
Christians i'll Northern Bosnia.
The foot and mouth d sease," among the
cattle Of England is reported to be irapid{y'
:, spreading, ,,.,,
:" 4 war vessel is to be sent to Hayt, to pro,
tect Minister Bas>ett ''' = 3D. ''''''' . '.'"'
''''' Two 1atteries. fifteen hundred small arms:
and ,oOo cartridges have been landed in
Cuba for the patrio's. t.sss z
The Prusian army, tot,is z3dhab..i Il si1ttyi itti
thousand, went through sham battle OF three
sdats dufas on, eiidfng od THE a1st, in presence
ofa large number OF foreign princes.
The Turkish troops have beer deieated Id
Az e99egslpent with the Bosnia insurgents. e:
x.c The Mark Lane Express thinks there can be.
70 further decline in the price Of wheat abroad
,aH''sod 10 F6Essnsss and nPouts2a1.ai,n ~
,sas pErR. ", yMeLaren, OIL Cleveland, has been
,oabesep Rsh4a o' the Episcop@l diocese of H.
li99ii sq1deR snd Rrv John Henry H"bart Brown, o,
Hsx 1SIk' nag ias 3een nominated a as Bishop 81
.'1stPht temperance party Of Wisconsin, has
nsPo.pisat<d Bev. H. &; T.lton for. G.,vern"f. il
,eru Tbs following Is the letter ef Rrv Henry
Ward Beecher " the DistrctAttorney Of Brook
fyn III fe ation to tue lei suit against iran.
Nhttdn 'Yi;tir letter corlmendine Ia
7ah1n ae>eimscisdiin ctinsiaera Ions which i'm
,rsliAa you 10 renquishthe criminal suit against
,.,ks. ,N.ulter and Mr. pillon, ,wss duty received
and considered think III t the views which.
you. present are sound and wise. 1t woul.,
Em I" 81 axionlatic that no suit should
iii IN, Which neither the individuals
"ahoGsAuiieayssanhGpe tor behentsn nshx,uld YOU
in your further discretion entera ,.oltr prose.
f j. eeleys all Right, tlinkinRs citizens will
1edfgera year aetiqqI wi.h appreciation, When
hade sware Of the reaso,,s.'' ''
"en''P. wf6ttrmnte, hdiiiig YaDkttotnw II rattle, tie,
warm, has taken his depai ,ure for the East.
The committee composing the Black Hills
- ssnRAaioAxa at,oRed, Cioahy 1sl composed .,
,ogsthhEf se9sihle bad q men. Senator Allison,
''"66 6lSs1a lsar?ac,t 81 aeapSs,, Rfods id 1sa"d
was Union General during the war,
losing his: right arm and receiving ;tire+
ssshAtasYssp 1oqndsli4 the. assault upon fKex,
.EiA Cqlspsl y, =, sBResauyeis Of, st. Louis
has spent th'rty-three years o. his lle, AZ Al,
Indian trader and ranchmap on the pla,ns.
'a; %.s .; :ns so.s ;ss 9'I E3 2.l9s!s 5
shas1rndenee, No. il naunoexsnnembcr.,s o
s,mCcpG8ala4sa. peH s.s prominent member, Of bthe
,1beE. j. Asklef5y ot Beatrice. Neh. was <ap
o19eer Of confederate regiment from Missouri
ddg waf. and ii now " praaStiia;iig ia ti;i1 II Iaw and
With Rputaican ;eit7fihil Rev!s
ti1ulnd s'bee1tT' 'tahtssmgo4 y: 'missionat,
-.i,sunaz W. RiassoriiRiverdsdiansf for eit ithtees
sa.zssre paptv ve1d j. sthnz.ushlr instheir, ,spn
ddencr, and fully understands their habits
Charles. Raldd1 11d1tsksa wfiit8ht1e fci i
.4 S3 o&s 4 's!'ss tas gsR!!a|ase q i2 R1esk!yn II!
"a fifth II tWds7 dl7?i ?aai adWe 'iRys Rays,
thas'an AROUSED optablio bsp1iif viii fiji
asofrnskssat0afS SeitliN tkanosnina,ine co,,sen
xaeess ssx>Neas .tl'Att Alr.y sAdes,s s,tayah b
.xsesd 9f9M biz rreatigrment q Qnipex to restos,
ut the Presidency IL ancien, dignity and m lce;s
lative influence: II cannot but he deenlv n,ov
ed by the voluntary expr@X X;61{ ~ .stexr III,
ssfas?s8?y es ag$ St
Kfhfhssa ny 81 makfHi
txiAk' o+1yselt btsset stian.F s.bt1oW;t
.staaasrAtAstAhe.uesestidamad made ah,t h,the,ar,ic,s n
.,s1Xbicbbn call ,mg atsentiop,r
- sure il would be very aQreeabi
to me 70 undert14t ,he,Ea bata l ,a.zes
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES lnpai during my. Ter,
haxot Hff may thsf 1ttbres sce
and Ten prescribed As tAn:liNitb tuss4a
iarals, .ahaN hAyess akadhasta. oritrv
rsatesh1k je,1ta av1hss l'laoaconAu1 1io
.AajM ,NetgnIdt1oM 100 . no3eIn