The Worthington advance., 1878-10-24
THE NEWS CONDENSED,

THE NEWS CONDENSED.
DEATH OF BISHOP Ro ,ENCRANs.
Right Rev. Sylvester Fl. R"sencrane,
bishop Of Columbus, died on the 2lst9 inst, at
Columbus, Ohio, Of hemorrbage Of the lungs.
POISONED.
The whole family of John SulIivan,
wife and five children Of Syracuse, N. Y, are
severe sufferers from poison, probably arsenic,
Quarrelsome neighbore suspected
DEAD.
Henry E. HiRea, an old resident of
Winona MIMI, died after short illness, aged
| 65 years. He was formerly wealthy
merchant and ship-owner at Bermuda.
FORGERIEs.
The Union bank of London teleeraphs
their agents In New York that the ten pound
circular notes offered for sale are forgeries.
tLat city.
DIED OF GRIEF.
Near Kennedyville. Maryland. George
Nelson, while climbing fence, was instantly
killed by the accidental discharge Of his gun.
His mother died of grief six hours after re-
ceiving news OF the accident.
INDICTED.
Advices from New Haven, Conn.,, state
that in the case Of Rev. H. Hayden, charged
| with the murder Of Mary Stannard. the grand
Jury, after two days consideration, found a
true bill of murder i'll the first degree.
FATAL PANIC.
During a marriage at the colored
Baptist church at Lynchburg, Va, crowded
to its utmost capacity, a piece Of plaster fell
creating panic OF the most dreadful char.
| acter. Several were killed and many wound.
ed.
DROWNED AT SEA.
The bark Susan, Of New Bedford,
Captain Peaks, which left New Bedford Oct
IL, with crew Of twenty-five men, On a whal-
voyage, encountered hurricane, capsized,
and all but three OF the twenty-five were
drowned.
A colorcd preacher, at Little Rock,
Ark, named Houston, was attacked by un-
known colored men on the 21st inst, and
pounded until insensible. He died at an ear
ly hour next morning. Several arrests have
been made.
GRAVE ROBBERS SHOT.
A Nashville, Tennessee telegram says a
great deal Of excitement Prevailed in that
Mount Olive cemetery. The guard shot and
| wounded the pa'ties who sot awsy, and are
| unknown. Blood tracks are discovered.
EXPLOSION.
A Detroit Free Press special from Big
Rapids, Mich. says the boiler In sellenger's
sh'ngle mill ut that place exploded on III.
18th inst, killing one man and seriously In
juring Eve others. Mill badly damaged
Loss unknown. Cause OF explosion not
known.
A boarding house in Bostor, Mass, was
burned on tho 18Th inst, The upper rooms
we're filed with boarders. Mary Jane Camp
bell was burned to death. The rest escaped
One Of the boarders jumped from a third
story window and was caught In blanket un.
injured,
The box stolen from the First National
bank Of Fishkin Landing, N. T., by burglars,
was found in the woods nrar the spot where
the robbers abandoned their horses and wagon
and took to the freight train. The contents,
consisting Of bonds and mortgages, valued at
from $4,000 to $4,000, were undisturbed.
HEAVY FAILURE.
The failure of Stagle Bros, Of Green
field, Ohio, is the heaviest which has occurred
in that section for years. They owned the
largest farm in Fayette county, it comprising
z, 200 acres, and were to all appearances doing
lucrative business. Liabilities exceed $780,
90 and the assets are probably 10 per cent.
DEPOsED.
In the German Methodist Conference
Rev. H. Lampriecht, presiding elder CT the
Charles City, Iowa, district, charged with im-
moral conduct, a verdict was found deposing
him from the Office of preacher, but permit
ting him to remain member Of the Metho
dist Episcopal church.
NEGRO RISING.
Two hundred and fifty negroes sur
rounded Waterproof, La, on the 18th inst,
and treatened to burn and sack the town.
1t is supposed they burned J. Senegar's place
on Lake st. John, four miles below Water.
proof. A call for armed assistance was made
on Natchez, and 100 men left on the ferryboat
to aid the whites at Waterproof if needed
MEXICAN INDIANS.
A party Of twenty-five indians crossed
:nto
several days ago and killed three ranchmen
and an expreseman between Silver City and
Globe City. The body of the expressman
was brought to Silver City and buried on the
18th. They stole 4 number of horses and
mules on Gila river. The mail west toward
Arizona is suspended.
ROBBER CAPTURED.
A Kansas City telegram says, Reurke,
the man captured in an attempt to rob the
Kansas Pacific train near Fort Harker was
the leader Of the gang who robbed the Kansas
City, St Joe & Council Bluffs train last spring
near Winthrop on the Santa Fe road, near
Kinsley, Kansas. A reward of 5000 had
been offered for him for some time. His
capture viii break up desperate gang.
BANK FAILURE.
A. ssdalia, Mo-, dispatch states that the
Frst National bank Of Warrensburg has
closed its doors. The following noticed was
posted on the door: sowing to steady with
drawal Of deposits aud its inability to realize
on the assets without sacrifice, the officers
Of the bank deem It cxpedient to close it's
doors. The officers assure depositors that
they will lose nothing"
MASSACRE.
A letter from Mexico says that Sep
tenber 10Th, at Atzola, mob, melted BY
priests, killed twenty Protestants and wound
I'd number Of others. The Governor sent