The Worthington advance., 1880-10-28
PERSONAL ANp5PollTlcAL

Thomas I. Suther, an old resident of
Duluth, died in that city on Sunday morning.
Oct. II, OF paralysis.
Gen. Grant made speech on the night
of October 20. at a Republican meeting in the
Cooper Institute, N. 7.
VIM B. Kenney, senior proprietor of
the Newark, N. J. Daily advertiser, died Octo-
ber 81, age 81 years.
The Presidential party reached San
Francisco. Oct. Is, On their return from Ore
gon. Their next point was Los Angeles.
President Hayes and party had a cor
dial reception at Tucson, Arizona, on the
morning of October "a, and in the afternoon
renewed their journey to New Mexico.
Col. William p. Adair, assistant chief
brigade of Indians in the. confederate army
during the rebellion, died in Washington,
Oct %.
Rev. William Swan Plumcr, DID,, LII.
D., recently OF Columbia, 8. c., died in the
city of Baltimore on the morning OF Oct %, at
the Union Protestant Infrmary, aged 7S
years.
In Boston, Mass, Oct. %, Herbert
Reed, prominent member CT the insurance
business, deranged for some time, jumped from
the third story window of his residence and
died instantly.
The different factions of the New York
city Democracy, have united on the following
ticket: For mayor, VIM. r. Graves; recorder
F. smyther; register, Aug. J. Docharty;
Judge of the superior court, C. H. Truax.
The Vermont Legislature the 10Th
reelected Hon. George T. Edmunds to the
United States Senate, the vote standing in
the House, Edmunds 203, smalley l6, not vot-
ing Is. In the Senate Mr.. Edmunds was the
only candidate presented and received all the
votes.
A Macomb, ILL.,, telegram of Oct. 25,
says, James B. Doyle, the notorious character
arreated in Chicego, was born in Belfast, Me-,
and came west about 1869. He has sister
in Bradford and brother in Mendon. and il
Of q good family.
On Friday uight, Oct. %, Mrs. Louis
Gaguon Of Minneapolis, Minn., took paris
green with view to self.destruction, but WAS
discovered in time to save her life. jealous
husband the cause. She regretted her attempt
at suicide, and now has faith in the future do.
mestic felicity Of herself and husband.
Gen. r. w. johnson of St. Paul Minn.,
whose noble benevolence has contributed so
much to the Stardock fund (Mr. stardock is
rendered cripple for life by being frozen
last winter) has received a donation of one
pound the 2Oth from the far-off land of Odes-
50, Russia. The money was forwarded py q
gentleman named George A. Freuderlch, who
was actuated by an account Of the suferings
of Stardock which appeared in St. Paul pa
per.
The wife of Or. J. +. Marshall, of
Cleveland, Ohio, died at the Nicollet house in
Minneapolis, Minn., at 4 o'clock on the morn
ing OF Oct. %, from an attack of pneumonia.
The demise was very sudden and unexpected.
A few days since she returned to the hotel
from ride, feeling somewhat indisposed, ard
took what she believed to be quinine, but
what proved to be an overdose OF morphine.
Yet the attending physician says this was not
the cause of her death.
Edward G. Ryan, chief justice of the
Wisconsin Supreme court, died at his home in
Madison, on the morning of the 18th inst in
his 10th year. Justice Ryan was native of
New Castle house, county Meath, ireland
came to this country in 1880, was admitted to
the bar in New York in 1885, coming west the
same year. He was member of the fret
constitutional convention in 1910. and was ap-
pointed chief justice Of the State Supreme
court in 1874. He had wide acquaintance
and national reputation for his oratorical
powers ana judicial decisions.
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