The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1883-01-18

AAcA. IL -. 1AICAS NsaS CHOSEN chairman.
senator COmstock nominated Senator A. f.
Rice for secretary, aud this was unanimous no Is:
ly agreed to.
The chair appointed Senators Langdon and
Chandler snd Representative Boble.er as
tellers. The roll was called showing the
following republican members present:
senators. Billson, Chandler. Compton.
Comstock, Fletcher, GilGllan c. D., Giltillan
J. B., Goodrich, GreenleaG johnson, Lang
ion, Lawrence, Fllstury, Rice, Shalleen.
STEVENSON, Trsux, Waite, Washburn'
Wheat. Total 20.
REPRESENTATIVES:
anderson, W., Baarnaas, Gotham,
Sxy Sk Fste'i SaS OLE Rssn
man, Bobieter, Bohland, Collins, Corniss.
Dyer, Ende, Halgren, Hicks, Hol.
sttrom, Johnston, NJ, Linnel, L, dard, Mer.
Ram, Miller, Nelson, Paulson, H., Peter
son, J. A., Porter, Sabin, Sidener, Smith. J..
Snow, Spaulding, Thayer, Thomson. Tor.
gerson, Turrell, Speaker, Fletcher.
Total, 80 Grand total, SO.
Representative Daniels entered immedi-
ately after the roll had been called and an.
swered to his name when repeated.
J. E. Child wes excused from voting. Mr..
Strong sent proxy.
The total number present who had an.
y
Child, was found to be sixty, making with
Strong's proxy, sixty-one.
Senator Gilallan nominated VIM. Window
tor Senator. The ballot was taken and the
tellers announced the result of the ballot as
sixty votes for William Window,
There was one vote for Gordon E. Cole,
aad one for c. K. Davis, making sixty-tvo
in all, Of one more than should have been
cast The actual vote tor Mr. Window is
rs follows:
Members present voting. ..............6 81
Representative Strong, by proxy...........1
Representative !. E. Child.
iOtai .....6:
AS explained later, Mr.. Child gave In hi!
adherence after the result had been announ
ced and Windctn was declared nominated
DEMOCRATIC NOMINATION..
The democratic number of the Legislature
met on the same evening and complimentee
Judge T. 8. Wilson of Ninons by nominating
him for U. s. Senator.
Leading citizens of Kandiyohi count,
have pledged the county 10 issue SIS, 90,
bonds as bonus to the 6eek Center South
ern railway,
Winona's Improvements for the past yea,
amount to 1886, 600.
DR.. F. n. Stewart, formerly of Shakope
but later of Ada, is a very hard citizen. HI
swindled parties in both places, and finall,
faded from view, it is supposed, with larg
piece OF calico AZ his comraniOn. The cal
leo is thought to have contained a woman
A live stock estimate of the state from of
fetal sources shows total number of ass,
lG6 head, approxima:ing in value $47,604,
5G3 80.
A fire broke out in the basement of tn
Methodist church in Monticello last Sabbath
during the session of Sabbath school. /
originated in the vicinity of the furnace
but timely aid saved the building from de
struction. The loss will be about 500.
At Cincinnati divorce was granted t,
Mollie Meader Steele from Levi C.. Steele
Plaintiff is an actress and married Steele il
1875, when he was assistant manager of tn
Grand Opera house of Cincinnati.
State Examiner Knox states that he ha
mailed his annual report to all state insti
tutions. banks and county Offices. The re.
port will he furnished to the applicants, j,
person or by letter, from the examiners Of
flee.
The millinery stock of the Misses Henry
in Alexandria, was burned, caused by tn
explosion of a lamp. Loss, $500; insurance
$500.
Gills e. Sanborn of Sank Center hive re
comfy visited Eagle Valley and Berth
townships, where they have picked up proc
enough to indict and punish quite a mum
Der of timber thieves, and propose to pusl
the offenders to the extent OF the law.
Henry Asselp, of Parker's Prairie, Otte
Tail county, died on New Years day O
pleurisy, aged forty-one. He was one OF til,
early settlers ofthe county, q heavy merchan
and one of the best and we'll known citizen
of the county.
The Improvements in Albert Lea for til,
year 1882, according to wards, were: FRS
ward, 49,, $40; Second ward, $57, O1O; Thir.
ward. So, 765; miscellaneous, ST., 800; total
$l23,215.
g. w. Thompson, thrifty farmer VII.
lives near Albert Lea, reports q new dis
ease as affecting his hogs. He has already
lost eight or ten and knows nothing abou
the disease, only that the hogs are first take,
with an apparent weakness in the back, &c
worsc, and soon lie.