The Worthington advance., 1878-10-10
The NEWS CONDENSED.
SHOT.

SHOT.
At Washington City, row among col
ored boys lately resulted in one OF them being
shot dead.
EMBEZZLEMENT.
Henry Greenbaum, ex-president Of the
German savings bank, Chicago, has been put
under arrest for alleged embezzlement.
BURNED UP.
A cotton waste factory, at South Bos-
ton, Mass, has been burned up. Seventy five
men have been thrown out of employment. =
COLORADO ELECTION.
The elections in Colorado, October 1st,
resulted in the election of the entire Repub-
lican ticket over the combined Democratic
and Greenback vote.
In steeple chase, at Ottowa, Ont. DR..
Murcall was thrown from his horse and
killed. Mr.. Permission had an arm brokon,
and Mclaughlin wrist fractured.
At Franklin, Tenn, John Thomas, col.
ored, was caught and lynched on the 9th inst,
for the rape of a 5 year old daughter of James
q. Shumonk He confessed his guilt.
PRAIRIE FIRES.
Yankton, D. T. telegram: A destruc.
| tive prairie fire has traversed from 16 to q
| counties between Jim Rurr and the Missouri
| River. The destruction of property is large
| but no details received.
MURDER.
A Colorado man named Stone on the
5th inst, killed his wife with a razor, anG
! made a savage attack upon a sister in law
with the same weapon. She lies in a danger
| GUS condition. Stone was arrested.
BOARD OF MISSIONS.
The American board of commissioners
| for foreign missions began it's sixty ninth an
nual session at Emmanuel church in Milwau
kee the 1st. There are about 1900 delegates
| and their families in attendance, President
Mark Hopkins in the shair.
U. s, TROOPS OUTw1rTED.
The Cheyenne Indians have crossed the
Kansas Pacific railway at Carlisle Station, s
number of miles east of the point where they
were expected to cross, and good ways from
where the troops were stationed to intercept
them.
BLAINE IN IOWA.
One of the largest political gatherings
| ever held in Iowa, assembled at Burling gtor
on the 1st inst, to hear the speech by Senator
Blaine. He spoke for two hours, devotine
| himself exclusively to the financial issues O.
the day
A negro named Wade, living neal
Greenvlle, O., who bore a bad character, was
on two occasions notified to leave the country
These warnings he disregarded, was attacked
by an armed mob and he, endeavoring to es
| cape from his house, was shot dead.
BFOKEN SKULL.
Frauk Reilly, news agent on the Mar
iettc & Cincinnati road, going east, swung
| himself out of the door OF a baggage car az
the train was crossing Bridge street in Chill
licothe, Ohio and was struck by telegraph
pole, which knocked him to the ground ant
| fractured his skull.
MURDER IN TEXAS.
| A Macon, Texas Telegram: 1nforma
tion is received of Indian trails near Junction
City. Three girls and two boys named Dowdy
were killed on johnson Fork of the Guada
loupe river. Reports from the surrounding
country show that Indians are stealing stool
and numbering settlers. A general raid il
feared.
| TIE INDIANS.
A courier arrived at Camp Robinson
Nebraska reports that board of Cheyenne
crossed there, at noon yesterday. The SAM
courier states everything is quiet so far a
both Red Cloud and Spotted Tail agencies
Nothing heard from Carleton's command TO
just thirty-six hours. Courier expected
hourly.
| AFTER DEsPERADOEs.
The Governor Of Louisiana has issue
proclamation offering rewards for the az
rest and conviction Of parties who hung tn
colored man Brodheart, on the 7th of Ser
tembcr, in West Feliciana parish, till he wa
nearly dead, and then beat him and also bea
his wife and two children. Also for til
arrest Of the murderer Of Thomas Dalto1
Sept. 81, in West Felcana parish.
NEW CANADIAN GOVERNOR GENERAL.
. The Marquis of Lorne and Princes
Louise will sail for Canada the 18th of N,
vember, on the steamer Sarmation, whic
has been chartered to take the new governc
general and royal consort. The Sarmatio
will be met at sea by the British North Anne
lean squadron, now in port, and escorted
Halifax where it is arranged the marquis an
princess will first set foot on Canada soil.
INDIAN MURDERS.
A dispatch from Topeka says the ban
of runaway Indians crossed the Kansas Pacif
track on the I'd inst, sixty miles east of Hay,
City, and when eight or ten miles north of IL
station they came upon lot of cattle me-
when hand to hand fight ensued, resultir
in the loss Of eighteen citizens killed and fl,
wounded. The troops were all west of Buff
10 in pursuit of the band that crossed ne
Sheridan.
At Newark, Ohio, on the 9Th inst,
little girl II years old, daughter of Mr.. Bate
was outraged by man named BurcR Moo
The child had been sent by her mother to
neighbor's on an unfrequented road, al
when passing a thicket was seized by Mo-
and the act consummated. He was arrcst'
shortly afterwards and identified by the gi
The people are greatly excited and lynchir
is threatened.
GRAVE ROBBER SENTENCED.
: At Cleveland, Ohio, F. g. Minor, Il
convicted grave robber, was fined 800 al
costs of prosecution and sentenced to fo
months in the workhouse by Judge Updcgrs
Previous to passing sentence the judge dcni
the motion for new trial, and counsel
the prisoner was allowed until the 10th in
in which to prepare bill of exception, al
, The execution of the sentence was suspend
until then.
FATAL RAILROAD ACCIDENT.
> While work train, on the Toledo
Ann Arbor railroad, loaded with sane, "
, backing up near Milan, Ohio, it struck co
hrowing seven cars from the track and
> stantlykilling Richard Nash, conductor,
49,