The Worthington advance., 1882-05-11
VOLUME X.

pahy Tor bringing over several gangs Of con-
verts during the summer. Two large PARTIES
OF Scahd'naV1ans are coming In July and Au.
gust A number OF small parties from the
I nIoftnWestern states have already arrived in
utah this spring, and 26O have been taken
from the southern states to tho Mor1nen coo.
hlsta IN Colorado. The force OF missionaries ls
constantly being increased.
4, den. sherman had rough snd ready recep-
tioa a. tombstone 4 cowboyist. iudvi ual
rooe up 70 his ca1tiags and asked il Gen. Sher-
nan a.; was ther1. Being answered in the AFFIRM
suve; he p'aIled q pistol and fred two shots in
,,at,H Ru - session. That was the signal tor a
v0neS and for 3 tew minutes the air vibrated
". the sharp report Of pistol shots, bursting
VI Anvils and Chinese rockets
Col. Gracia OF the Mexican Army rspor!s ti.s.
le met tho hpachea whom Coz. ForsytEs WAS
10 pursuit OF and baged III OF them, killing
seventy eight on the Dell snd taking the bal
oe Durdened With Indian prisoners in an ex-
clhng campaign It is reasonable to suppose
that tae prisoners sre with those who fell Oh
the field.
An episode At Springfield, u: Erinss 10 min,
the ante bellum days. hif. Part isl'. represen-
tative from Cork county. srroused the ire Of
Mr.. Harrington OF El,,in by calling him q liar.
vhereupon Harrington let cut hts LETT duke:
hitting Parrish on the nose. who quietly with
drew. The speaker finally restored order and
the business OF law making went on az vsr,al
The funeral OF Darwin Ess attended by rop-
tesentativsa OF church and state except the rnl-
lng dynahty, cn1 by eminent men CT letters
from al oyor England snd elsewhere The
roys! family were conspicuous by their absence
| yet stngular id it mAy seem, the dead seentis,
was buried with I'LL tho honors that mon could
| confer
| Oscar Wilde must have received Z Door re
! cepton III California, for he is now inllug1ni
the plebean lnxnry Or Chinese cheap labor.
| ne has supplied the place OF his cour.Iy Irish
| body servant with 4 Chinaman. Possibly he
made the change for :eathotic reasons, to har-
monlze tho co!0rt O. his outfit.
Charles Bradlaush, tho celebrated English
freothinEer, has been offered $40 900 and ex.
| penses by Philadelphia committee to deliver
| LOO lectures in this country. Mr.. Eradiaugh
declined the invitation wanting to keep h;s eyt
Ga the gunin Euglsnd
The syndicate who purchased tho Boot.
| the2ter estate at $500, 900 have failed IA make
! the seooDd payment (3l25,OOO, due Kay
| l, and Oliver Ames retainee possession
and has leased tho tllsatsr to John Hetscn.
! The seating capacity in the seventh regiment
| arIa0ry, wsero tbs New York musical festival il
to ha neid, is $500, but upward OF 10, ,OOO
peopls have thus far purchased tickets. There
! will be in all 3, 500 singers and the orclsstrs
Will consist OF 300 performers
| Resr Admiral John Rodgers died! 81 his res
tdence tGeorgetown Height Friday evening.
| The admiral Was seventy Years OF age, and for
| number OF years has been superintendent: OF
| the naval observatory.
The excess CT exports OF merchandise for
| the twelve months ended March 81, WAS $S9.,
sx2. $40; excess OF The imports OF gold and
| silver coin and bullion for the twelve months
ended March 81. 1927 ,469, ,67l.
Bob Ford. the slayer OF Jesse james, is Ii.
Chicago. though keeping Very Qniet. Mira.
Jesse James ia being shadowed IN hsr everY
| movement by detec,ivas, who are on the lod::
out for Frank Ianes.
Gibson, government scout Just returned
fro!c the Utah reservation, denies The reported
killing Of Colorow by the Utee. ellison says he
| talked with the chieftain Oh the 10Th nit
J. D. Andrews, tho Well known .'iishtuine
calculator" made inssIe by mental exercise,
killed his wife at Hayesvile, Pa, by pounding
her On the head with stick Of wood
4 receiver has been appointed for VIM. Scot,
Co., Indianapolis, grain 0ealera, whose assets
are $6O, 600 and liabilities unknown.
A Catholic revivalis progressing in Dnbnque
under the charge OF jesuit fathers, and raany
conversions have been made.
Henry James, IT,, VIM. r. Howel;s and r.
B. Aldrlch will sail for Europe this month
TIE Boston nsii manufacturers positively re-
fuse to Increase the wages OF worEmen
Charles 8 Benton, y prominent citizen OF
la Crosse, died on Thursday.
Gen. Jse. Il. Steedman hae heeu elected os.ief
Of police OF Toledo