The Worthington advance., 1882-01-12

bro.tght suit in the United States circuit court
At San Antonio, Tex, against the Galveston,
500 200 damages, for being refused the privi-
lege OF riding i'll firat-class coach after the
company had sold them first-class tickets.
Excess of exports OF merchandise for the
twelve months ending November 80, 1881,
$l35, 123, ,2l2; twelve mouths ended Novem-
ber 80, 1880, $1G2, ,G3S, 759; excess OF im-
ports Of gold and silver coin and bullion for
the twelve months ended November 30. 1891,
$50, 9O3, ,O3G; twelve months ended November
80, 1886, 500, Sac, 800.
Mrs. Matilda Dallas Wilkins, tho daughter
Of Secretary Dallas, tho sister of ex-senator
and ex-Vice President Dallas, and the widow of
Senator Wilkins of Pennsylvania, died last
week in Philadelphia. She VAS born in 1898,
and entered society when her rather was sec=
rotary ofVsr.
Samuel BecAley died at Flint. MICHIGAN. on
Wednesday, aged tOh. He was native OF
Barcett, Midland county, England; was pressed
III the British navy when 3 boy, and served
seven years, participating in many historic en-
gsgement He came to this country in 1868
Judge a. J. Eigerton WAS sworn in as chief
justice OF Dakota Tuesday, anu begun his from.
tier experiences by plunsing into the middle ri
tho trial OF Brave Be&c. Several other aboriy-
inies are awaiting the administration of Justice.
At Psris. Lccnora Ze]igr,an, daughter of
William Heljgmal,, the renowned banker, was
married to Dr. Washington Erman, a young
scientist OF great promise, at tho sy"agosue in
tho Rue d. Levictor.
Con. S. ]. Burbridgo has gone to Washing
ton to prepare for publication Il statement ex-
planning tho origin OF his feud with congress
man Blackburn.
John Taylor, successor to Brigham Young.
ls building for himself a $lOO,c cUO ,arem.
EOEEE{SN ElAS!IES
Chsr.hor:aln said the government would
srprIess open or covert rebellion, and would
find means TO enable the lsnd courts to deal
with the cases coming before them. He had
no sympathy with tho absentee sgitatOrs who
from safe distance counsel others tc commit
crime, while they administer f:.nds from Amer
lca, from safe retc>lts in Paris Or London.
Chamberl:ir ridiculel the landlords demand
for compensation. He thought the tenants
rather ought TO be compensated for the exces-
sivo rents extracted from them for many wears.
1t is reported that an attempt WAS 1nado to
enter tho vault at Chiselhurct Tor the purpose,
it is believed OF stealing tic bodies of Napoleon
III and the PRIME Imperial.
William Fl. Ainsworth, the prolific novelist,
died III London at the age Of IS.
Continuance Of Teachers Salaries in C;. Sc of
school Closing.
Tho school c!!.:cers Of Minneeola have
been u. tioubt about their responsibility in
continuing salaries OF teachers duur,, suct.
suspensions. Tho question has come before
State superintendent Kiehle il a score Of letters
from different parts Of the state, and sftor
giving tho matter careful consireration lie has
reached decision, which, ho etatSs ia T. reply
to q letter OF inquiry f:or. Superintendent. c.
L. Meacllam Of Window. hr. Eiehle holds
that II teachor IS Under s. contract for term
or year, and tile school is interrupted by small
pox Or any other good aud sufficient reason for
Suspension; orif also: the teacher is discharged
BOZ nd to Use all diligence to employ his time
profitably. He may then recover Tho amount
Of his salary less the amount received for
seEJice elsewhere performed during the ctven
time IT, however, tho s.lcol il, closed by
order of the board but temporarily, with tho
understanding .liat the teacher should he roady
to resume 1t any time, his salary would con.
tinuc, as he would not be allowed to make any
other engagement.
Murder ia minneapolis Minnesota.
On Wednesday, 6 drunken man named Jol.;:
Toolley shot Ills Wife, who Immediately expired
Too!ley had been IL ''hard drinker' since he be-
came a resident Of Minneapolis (son1e two years
aSo), but the habit had Leoonle moro apparen.
sinco the death of his son, john I'cohcy lono OF
tho victims Of the lass ,ni:! explosion, on the
4th Of December} Tic neiChbora state that
he hsd been in :ilN habit of q!arelinS with his
wife ai.d cl:!css daughter, aud had frequently
ttroaN2au to kill them both because they
objected to his persistent dissipation
Wednesday morning, about 1O:45 o'clock,
ac cordilg to the statement Of his daughter.
Toohey had consumed quart Of mllisky, and
while IN the kitchen, ordered his wife to 90 to
an adjacent salccr Tor another quart This shu
positively rcSused to do, and after brief all i
angry dispute, Toohey drew his revolver and
tired, the ball striking and penetrating her
breast The poor woman turned arourt; and
walked through tho sitting room doc., and ha,i
nearly reached the frcrt t:ocf opening on Twen
tieth street who. pha foil to the floor and ex.
pired viz. few convulsivo gasps.
-oohey talked for some time very sensbly
He said he was fifty two years old and wac
married thirty five years ago in Leeds, Eng
land, to the woman no had murdered, ard
had ten children, five Of whom are now living
He came to Minneapolis il Nay, 1880, from
st: Albans, Vt. and hsd no trouble with hi.
wife until abo,.t three months ago, when he
lecen:e ellianiciQl1a of her Yirtnea Gn