The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1879-07-24

In q Cleveland Fire-Tcrrific and Fatal
Boiler Explosion at San Francisco
Drowned at Chippewa Falls-Nliscella.
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DROWNED IN THE MISSISSIPPI.
ANoKA, July 21.-A young mau
named Lamont Hobbs, nephew of G. D
Coleman of this city, aged twenty-five years
was drowned in the Mississippi river near
Itasca last Friday evening while in swim
ing. The body was recovered the next day
and buried on Sunday from tho Methodist
church.
SERIOUS RUNAWAY.
MANKATo, July o1.-A serious runaway
occurred at six O'Clock this evening in this
city, to NJ. B. Rasdall, of the Winnebaeo
agency. Mr.. Rasdall was thrown some ten
feet in the air, landing on his left foot in
such manner that the flesh, ligaments and
the joint of the ankle was torn open. No
other hurts. The buggy was broken but the
team was unhurt.
DROWNED HEAT.
CHIPPEWA FALLS, Wis, July 21.-John
Aardrahor, ,-aged nineteen, was drowned yes
terday, ut Blue mills, while bathing in the
Chippewa river. Body not recovered.
Ninty-six i'll the shade at IL A. NJ, to -day.
Several cases of sunstroke, none serious.
ARMY SHOOTING AFFRAY.
MANDAN, D. 7. July 21.-At Capt. Sanger'a
camp, forty nailos west of this place, on Mon
day evening Corporal Duffer, Of company
&C., Seventeenth shot and MORALLY
wounded private Clifton of tho same COM
pany. Cause, whisky imm ediately after pay-
day. Clifton died of his wound this morn
ing.
FATAL QUARREL OYER CARDS.
CINCINNATI, July 21.-During game of
cards between James Deadman and Louis
Hazel in saloon three miles south of Gov
ington, last night, dispute arose between
the two men which was terminated by Hazel
stabbing Deadman twice in the neck and
breast, killing him instantly.
DBowNED-Bo1LER EXPLOSION.
SAN Francisco, July 21.-Louis Zagodi,
Paul Bischoffsky and man named Fisher
were drowned in tho bay yesterday by the
swamping Of boat.
Two boilers of Central Pacific railroad
shops at Sacramento exploded yesterday.
demolishing the boiler house. Half of one
boiler went through the wall into tho car
house, the other into the machine shop.
and the second in the blacksmith shop. Tho
other buildings are somewhat shattered.
Damage $4,000. j. M. Keyes, fireman.
was blown to pieces and a number of others
slightly injured.
BURNED TO DEATH.
CouRrR1aHr, Ont, July 12.-Julius Jacks
house burned and two children perished.
MORMON PREACHER SHOT.
ATLANTA, July 21.- Joseph Seanding, a
Mormon preacher, was shot and killed by q
mob of ten men in Catoosa county, to-day
OHIO FIRE.
CLEVELAND, July 21.-A Leader special
from Solin, Ohio: Fire entirely destroyed
the large dry goods, flour, feed and grocery
house of S. Hale g. Co., to day. Only about
ing and fixtures, $4, 1000; contents, $500
insurance, $4,000. Names of companies % not
ascertained. Cause of fro unknown
locomotive. The building was situated nea1
the railroad track.
FREE FIGHT.
LOUISVILLE, July 21.--In free fight, at
Smyser's grove, fivo miles from this city
Sunday evening, John Hughes, colored, was
killed, and several others badly injured. The
trouble originated in an effort made by roughs
to capture street car, and the president o.
the road, John Milton, was injured, while
defending his property.
FIRE.
A fire in tho Hope woolen mill, at noon
damaged tho mill to the amount of $4,000.
MURDER.
Charles Kerr, aged 19,was killed by JOSEPH
Il. Peterson, Sunday evening. The murde,
occurred in the Wet Woods settlement. ,
few miles from the city. The men had bee,
gambling, and quarreled over the game.
SERIOUS ROW AT FALL RIVER.
FALL RIVER, July 1.-The most serious
disturbance which has occurred since thu
present labor trouble took place tonight
A woman With her son came here from War
rem, Il. l., this afternoon, and later a woman
was given work at tho Merchants mill and
another was gwen 4 tenement in ono of the
company's houses. This evening the womer
IN the neighborhood began to make threat!
and rocks were thrown at the house and win
dows broken. The woman complained tt
the police and two officers were sent tt
guard the house. The crowd continued
to increase and the officers deemed it advis.
able to remove her to safer quarters. As
she went through the streets the crowd ran
idly increased until about one thousand mel
and women and boys had gathered on BED
lord street, at the north end of the Mer
chants mill and also opposite the Offices
where number of new spinners, including
four who arrived this afternoon, we're quar-
tered.
Another crowd, about half the size, assem-
bled at the south Ind of the mill. Rock,
were freely thrown, and ono of the apecia
watchmen Mt the mill was struck on the arm
and considerably hurt. Ten policemen wert
sent to the mill, who euccesded in quietine
the disturbance. No arrests.
Large crowds also gathered in the yicinit,
OF several other mills in the same section o.
the city, but no attempt was made to create
disturbance, and at II o'clock the citv WA,
reported quiet.
Large NUMBERS OF splnners arrived here
to-day, and although union spinners sue
ceeded in getting several nobstioks to leave
town yesterday, the mills have made a de-
cided gain. Naraganset mill, which shu
down the first day after the strike, and which
has been the only mill stopped for the pas
three weeks, resumed work this morninp
Among the spinuers who have gone to work
to-day are several of the old help, although
no union spinners are reported among th,
number.