The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1877-12-06
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The English feet is still at Besika Bay
and 1t is thought will winter there.
The Chamber Of Deputies at Rome has
mcnt.
The steamer Kashgar has been aground
in the Suez Canal, and all traffic stopped since
the oath.
The British and German governments
are making the telephone part Of their tcle-
graph system.
Foreigners are jealousy watched in
the city Of Mexico and troops parade the
streets constantly.
The Republic Trust company of New
ark, N. j., has decided to discontinue business.
deposites will be paid in full
A correspondent states that the estab-
lishmcnt Of the Roman hierarchy OF Scotland
has been indefinitely postponed.
The Cleveland Herald has been sold to
ex.Congressman r. c. Parsons and Col. W.
F. Fogg Of that city for 100000.
Irvine Moore, of Springfield, ILL.,, has
fled voluntary petition Of bankruptcy.
Liabilities $l25, 600; assets, nothing.
The steamer Lotus No. 2, burned on
the LIST inst, near Waterloo on the lower
Mississippi, with 1900 bales Of cotton.
The vatican have accepted tho English
governments condition, so as to be able to
proclaim hierarchy of Scotland Immediately.
All dangers on the Baltimore s. Ohio
railroad have been repaired, and freight and
passenger trains are now moved on schedule
time.
The workingmen's parade in San
Francisco on Thanksgiving day passed of
quietly and without any disturbance what
| ever.
The fresllet at Buchanan Va. drowned
twenty people, swept away a bridge and
| thirty dwellings, and destroyed a vast amount
| ofproperty.
Distress among the mining population
OF Cornwall, England, has become so great as
to require an organized charitable movement
for their relief.
! The directors Of the Erie Railroad met
In New York, on the 22nd and formally au-
thorized Receiver Jcwett to facilitate the reor-
ganization scheme.
! A detachment Of sailors and marines
are patrol the beach near the wreck of the
steamer Huron in hopes Of recovering the bod
les Of some Of the drowned.
Germany has informed Switzerland
that subject to ratification by the German par
lament it will contribute an additional 81,
100000 toward the st. Gothard railway.
The steamer G. A. Northern, plying be-
tween New York and New Haven, burned
the docks in New York on tho morning of the
27th-three colored men perishing in her.
The U. s. torpedo boat Alarm, collided
Nov. 2Sth, off Barnegat with the schooner C..
| & G. Brooks, from Virginia, carrying away the
latter's sails, and causing her to leak badly.
The outer door OF Joseph Baller's safe
and the glass and sash in the front and back
part Of his store, in GAINESVILLE, Ohio. were CON-
pletely demolished with powder by burglars
on the night of the Goth.
At the session of the national grange
| in Cincinnati on the 3oth, the Grange Bulletin
edited by the national executive committee
| was ordered discontinued. The grange ad-
journed to meet next year at Richmond.
The Paris newspapers are discussing
| whether in case Of a conflict, the army will
support MacMahon or the Republicans. Pla-
cards threatening or insulting President Mac
Mahon have been posted, and 100 persons have
been arrested for raising ssditious cries and
insulting or resisting the police,
A compromise will be made in the
case Of the New York embezzlc.
ing lawyer, Louis r. Thooeson, by which ho
will give mp his real estate and the proceed.
ings against him will be stopped.
The National Grange in session at Gin
cinnati on the 9th elected officers as follows:
Master, Adams Of Minnesota ;overseer, Wood
man OF Michigan; lecturer, Mortimer, Of Gin
cinnati; steward, Haughan Of Iowa; assistant
steward, Simmons, Of Kansas; chaplain, For
sythe, Of Illinois; treasurer, Mcdowell Of New
York; secretary, Kelly Of Louisville; gate
keeper Dinwiddie Of Indiana; Ceres, Mrs.
Adams Of Minnesota Pomona, Mrs. Woodman
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