The Worthington advance., 1879-06-05


boys in Knapp, Stout i t'o1 min pond Iahd
had all returned to'tl,G shore except Charlie
Clark, who fell THROUGH tho logs in getting
towards shore. Charlie Wells. immediately
went to the other boys rescue, and in. atteppt
ing to save him was, also drowned. STE, .ra.s
swEDENBoRG1AN CONVENTION.
The fifty ninth annual> session of the
Swedcnborgian convention Of New Jerusalem
in the United States WIS held r. the rity 81
New York May 80. Il consisted Of about 15(
deleS ates, from all parts Of the United States
and the British kingdom. Rey.J:, r. ParKs; oI
Glasgow, Scotland, and Thos. Williams Bring,
ham, England; represented the conference in
Great Britain. Treasurer Jcwctt reported
135;iS on hand. - ...i. 81 =
a. KEnftfc ky. LOTTERY. :, i,1 i,,,. =! 49,,
The lottery war seems ID Nave come to
a..closc s-,he ninth drawing Of the Common
wealth distribution Company, whose validity
the courts decided recently took psdec, May
30 without interruption from any rival conf
pany. The capital prize, $30,O00, was drawn
by ticket No. 24,212; ticket $500 drew $4,000
and No. 30,2G7 drew $5,OOo The recent eX-
citenent over lottery matters caused large
crowd to he present at the drawing.
CYCLONE.
May. 80, a cyclone swept part Of Holt
and Nodaway counties, Missouri; apontt1cn.
ty-iyt miles north Of st. Joseph t Mosy4 At
a velocity Of sixty miles an hour, demoiishine
houses, nprooting and twisting or trees, ana
destroying property 81 'nfl descriptions. 1t
moved in Il northwesterly direction, anil when
several miles east Of Barnard suddenly ,lisap-
peared. 4 tract of territory half n mile wide
vas t tpsvas'ae'a:- ""mheh Iotr '.ss'.a''ss : g 9e
DERASdKD.
4. G. Packard, the celebrated tenor OF
the Carl Rosa opera troupe was found in the
city OF Dayton. Ohio on the morning Of May
60, dcrangcd and was taken to tho station
honsc, where his identity became know,E ana
friends were tclcgraphcd. lie had on his per.
son when found jewelry, money and other
valuables to the amount of several Thousand
dollars. He left Boston about week ago for
Cincinnati, and was to be married in few
days to Miss Julia Gaylord
MURDERoCs AFFRAY.
At Winchester, Indiana, May ~, while
John H. Lewis andson, farmers lisias noar
that place, were opening ditch, they were
ordered to stop by their adjoining neighbors,
John Lumpkins. and two sons. A quarrel en-
sued in which I.umpkins' eldest son &asshot
and instantly killed, the youngest son and
father receiving very severe injuries Young
Lewis was fatally injured by being struck on
the head with a brick, The elder Lewis has
s,lrrcnderedto Tie Authorities "Et
STRIKE AT BUFFALO. -, ~
For some days past trouble has been
brewing among the longshorc men and
propeller lines,at Buffalo, n sKs ehasaQJAa6e
dehahdfof inetreeasc,t xagt hvA Ai6tJ1Ats
an hour, which the propeller lines refused to
accede. A number Of them refused to work
and thzeatened theinew men ;rngagldin their
places with violence. Stones and clubs were
freely used on the morning Of. May q on 1 l4t
Of men unloading n vessel, but the striker
were promptly dispersed by the police. More
trouble is. lookedrfor. -. =. g.. 80.
ia TERRIBLE CASE OF po1soN1Se...'.;
At Newark, Vermont EAay2e, apayty
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ters which had been polluted by the carcsaasses
of horse and several sheepi; aud were pois.
oned from the effects Of u, which seven, died
soon after, their bodies becoming putrid' and
demanding immediate burial: The others can.
not survive. A Mrs. Morse lost two, Mrs. car.
penter lost three, and two more are the ohes
referred to as dying, taking her entire family
Mrs. Aldrich lost two. There is great excite
mentiin the community abpqt the nr.tteY
NASHATTAS NEW YORK nA SK RQBBEny.
The whole st,jry'oathe 3fanhattan Saw
ings bank b,,rgnlarly IS out at'last through
the confession Of one Of the burgulars. NAV
81, Capt. Brynes and his detectives arrested
Henry Glenn, Patrick schoolih and VIM. .Kel.
ly on ehargBof being implicated In the rob.
berry whereby money and securities worth
nearly three million dollars were stolen the
night Of ttle snh: of Oetober; 1878 One Of
them contested Inc whole npi8ttat npi8tt To Can't
Byrnes. Through tthe ,complicity Of ,mKht
and peTpertffatsd f az Roh6efy: S''N
@'< CATHOLIC COI.ONIzTION.s;....,.l
At a meeting Of prominent Irish citi.
zens IN tic city of New YorE. III III fiiits tSvehine
of May 80, Bishops spa,.lding, Of Peoria, and
Ireland Of st. Paul, with consent of Cardinal
McCloskcy, made speeches favoring scheme
to Organiser stoef eompanYs 1nqkn as the
Irish Catholic Colonization association of the
United7 States with q capital Of, s100po0, in
shares Of 500 EACH Glowing accounts were
given Of the success and prosperity Of the sew
eral colonies already. established Fourteen
thousand dollars worth Of stock has already
been subscribed for in Chicago, and $1,000
worth were taken BY those in attendance al
the mecting.~ g. - - = q
THE POISONED aHooK,f
Advices hom Iklsnd P@hf, Il amont o
May 30, are totlle'effect that.thezeSfh has beer
nine deaths, SO far, of, children who dranl
from the poisoned brook. Edward: Morse los
two;i John: Aldrich, three; Fred. Simpson
one; l.: Wilson, one; Mr.. Park, one, and Johi
Cole, one. Others cannot live Potato top
poisoned by Paris green and thrown into Nh,
brook are regarded as the cause of poisoning
rather than the carcasses Of dead animals
Terrible distress prevails and work i4suspend
ed. Twenty.seven children were poisoned b,
drinking from the. brook! The fasmeri q;
| allowed the carcasses to he thi6wn,ih4.StlE b
arrested. The bodies Of the children soon dc
compose and are quickly buried. .Additiopa
accounts arc that two more children Of, job,
Aldrich have died, making Rvc, his entir
family. Mrs. Aldrich is insane.
sss:rE1 4 M6nDEhops our1Aasj:s & sc
.onesof the most, murdsrun ':oftraGr
ever perpetrated in Montreal occurred abou
2 o'clock June l in the livery stable q
Moori, on Lagauchtierc street, almost in tn
! center Of the city and within block Of th'