The Worthington advance., 1882-03-16


On Wednesday, the 9Th, Manager Collins
concluded and Mr.. Arctander, counsel for
Cox, began his speech
Thursday, the 9th, was entirely occupied
by Mr.. Arotander, without concluding
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Mr. Arctander, who will not conclude for sew
eral days yet. The senate adjourned to Mon.
day afternoon. John B. Brlsbin will follow
Arotander for the defense, and BY the CLOSE
Of another week verdict will be given.
citizen OF Mankato, WAS stricken by paralysis.
Medical aid was Immediately summoned, and
all was done to restore him that could be. but
proved unavailing, and he died.
The actual expenses on account OF the i'm
peachment OF Jndge Cox paid by State
Treasurer Kittleson to the 9th are $26, ,274 SO
or So ,274. 81 in excess OF the $25. 900 ap-
was not through at that date
W. II. Churchill died on Friday evening at
Stockton, wi mona Co, aged about forty three
years. He had cen suffering for long time
with consumption, contracted in Libby prison,
while ho was me mber Of Company X, First
Minnesota regiment.
Peter +. Shilock Minneapolis boy, son of
the late D: G. Shilock, has just passed The ex-
animation for IN. D." at the university Of New
York and ranked thifd in class of 600!
The warehouse Of &. D. Post at the railroad
track in Lake City burned Monday The ire
men promptly responded to the alarm. but
could not prevent the destruction Of the build
ing, The burned building contained 5000
bushels Of wheat and q small quantity of other
grain The fire originated in or near tbs Office,
but ia what way is not known. The total loss
amounts to over $12 900. Of which IS, 900 is
On the building, with an insurance Of S., 900
thereon. The loss on contents is fully covered
by insurance.
As the west-bound train was starting from
Detroit, Becker county, Steight, brakeman,
ATTEMPTED to board the caboose, when his foot
slipped and he fell under the Car. His panta-
looms caught on the brake. and ho was dragged
over eighty rods. His right leg was badly
crushed and he sustained internal injuries.
Though now severe these may be could not be
ascertained Drs. Morton and Carman an,pu-
tate.l the leg between the knee and hip. He
was zen. to Brainefd.
Cannon Falls has just celebrated residents
9Gth birthday
Fergus Falls Sir Knights have organized
cclnmaadery, under dispensatton, with the fol
lowing officers: James Compton, eminent
commander; Thoa @. Shapleigh, gene7alissimo;
CHRISTOPHER Q. Wheeler, captain general; II.
E. Capp, prelate.
At a meeting OF trustees OF Carleton college
the president reported that $2O,175 in state
pledges and available subscriptions had been
received. 1t was also decided 10 complete
ladies' hall This hall will equal anything at
Oherlu or Older colleges east. The structure
is dee,gGea by A. II. Radc|iff Of St. Paul, and
Will, when completed, be the largest and most
tasteful! CT college buildings. Judge Jones OF
Minneapolis WAS elected member OF the board
Of trustees. Tho resignation Of Messrs. Hall,
Leonard and VAnderburg was accepted. The
college is reported In prosperous condition,
it's list OF atudents Ia larger than ever
The corporation of Seymour, sabin & Co. is
a thing OF the past, and the concern now is tho
Northwestern Car Building and Manufacturing
company, with a cash capital Of $3, coo, 600:
An inventory Of property IL being taken, and
no work Of any kind is turned out.
Peace reigns in Marshall county. The co m
missioners, auditor and treasurer met at War
rem on the 9th ana held meeting, the frat
since April 20, when they took up their abode
at Argyle. All is now returned to Warren, the
county safe and books, and all the question
settled for the present The auditor and treas
urer are now settling when the tax books will
be open aud business resumed again.