The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1883-02-08
to spare for bayoneting the Egyptian, but
none for relief yrorke

Two prisoners In Kilmainham Jail have
been identified as the Phoonix pax muir
derers. and Kavanah's car has been recog.
nized as that in which the assassins drove
of. A car driver bound to America was ar.
rested at Cork alighting from the Dublin
train, suspected OF being q Phoenix park
murderer: He called upon the crowd to
cheer for Counselor Carey.
Herr Forster, the most representative Jew
batter after Herr Stoecker, and chief pro.
moter of the celebrated petition to Bismarck
against the Jews, with a small band of ad-
herents, has started for Paraguay to found q
new Deutschland. where synagogues are to
be forbidden md bourses unknown.
Gen. Barrios gives as reasons for his res
ighation of the presidency Of Guatemala
the fact that peace has been established by
the cession of Chiapas and Loconuco to
Mexico. The state not needing his services
he, therefore, consulted his health as the
next duty.
Berlin dispatch; The Emperor William
is suffering from severe cold and will be
Obliged te remain in doors several DAYS.
His condition creates considerable anxiety.
me latest reports concerning the condition
OF Bismarck are unfavorable.
At Liverpool several vessels drove ashore
at the mouth of the river, and one, it is pre-
stunned, fotlndered off the port. A number
OF lives are supposed to be lost.
The Emperor William approves of the
plan of Gen. Won Moltke, chief of staff. for
strengthening the fortifications at Kiel
The slltan's mental nalady increases, and
heads sit very insecurity upon their shout
ders in the neighborhood ofhis court.
Two leading nihilist prisoners, man and
Won; in the fortress of Peter and Paul,
have become insane.
The crisis in the French cabinet was con-
tagious. The chamber OF deputies is also in
the thrces.
The projected Hudson Bay company is
besieging the Dominion government for a
subsidy.
PERSONAL P4RA f'HS.
e. c. Gale, son offs. c. Gale, Of Minneap-
lis, at tie recent Yale election was made
one of the five editors of the Yale Library
Journal, receiving the Junior exhibition he
was also one Of the eleven in the section in
philosophy or highest division in the class,
The class records the highest standing in
scholarship of any that has been at the COL
!ege in its whole history.
Rev. c. T. Nortl'cott, paste. of the Third
Congregational church of Toledo, O., was
relieved of his charge on account of leani. z
toward Unitarianis,n. On Sunday he
preached in public hall. declaring his be-
lief III evolution, and steps have been taken
% form an independent society under his
leadership.
Maj. Whittle, Of Chicago, Goes not want
Mary a. Liyermore to speak in Farwell
hall, he thinks sac ''may be a very goo
woman" but to allow her to speak in the
place Is "perversion Of the use of the hall
from the purpose for which it was des gned
Cholera is depopulating the state Of CHA
pas, Mexico. OF 5000 people in Tuxtla,
GOO died, and I GOO Of the 5000 population
of Tomas are dead. The epidemic is attri-
,'tted TO the burying of great quantities OF
,ocusts near Chiagi river.
Sullivan the slugger, is s;oxious to meet
Slade, the half breed hammerer from the
other side Of the salt sea, for $4,000 a side.
ihe'T meeting gives promise of being high
~ :csthetic one.
Col. Austin, Of New York city militia
regiment, has invited Gen. Fitshugh Lee
and staff to visit New York as guests of the
regiment.
Congressman Cox of the Fourth North
Carolina district, and Fannie Augusta,
daughter Of Bishop Lyman, were married
Raleigh.
Bjon Heron and Henry John Miller, for
nerly OF the Union Square theater, we're
married i'll New York, Thursday night.
1t is rumored that Gen. Mcclellan is To
succeed DR.. Gosh es president Of the Prince
ton college.