The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1883-03-15
CQHRI.

charged on Friday last, after having
found the following indictments:
State Of Minnesota vs.. Wn. Quick,
for horse stealing.
State vs.. John Warren, for larceny.
State vs.. Frank Eanig, for NAN
slaughter in the second degree.
All have put in the plea Mot gull
ty."
The Grand Jury.:recemmend that the
inner or second door which leads to
the corridor or cell.cage Of the county
Jail be changed asst is dangerous in its
present condition. That is, it is 50 ar
ranged as to place the jailer in danger
when lie opens the door to enter the
corridor.
We hear that there were no liquer
cases before the Grand Jury.
There were four cases on the calendar
against Ben Langden fov selling liquor.
The jury found him guilty on one and
the Prosecuting Attorney entered a
nolle III the other three and the Judge
declared them dismissed.
In the citation or tax cases Judgment
was entered Or taxes were paid in the
bulk of them. Tie case against the
MilLurn Wagon Company was dismiss
ed. The case against John H. Dewey,
seed grain case, was tried.
The case of Kimmel vs.. Lowe, was
the first civil case tried. Verdict for
plaintiff, stay of 40 days granted.
Case of Jordon vs.. Williams, ver-
dict for Plaintiff, stay of GO days grant
ed.
Case of Shaw vs.. Leonard, appeal
case, appeal dismissed.
Case of Cedar Rapids, Iowa Falls 4
Northwestern Railway Company vs..
Susan Il. Lowe. This is the case for
damages against the Burlington road
appealed to the District Court. Yer
dict for $500.
State vs.. Oliver Laisure. assault and
battery appeal case. Verdict, not gull
ty.
State of Minnesota VS.. VIM. Quick,
indicted for horse stealing. This case
began yesterday afternoon and will
probably continue several days.
The manslaughter case will not he
up, we learn, till next week.
| VILLAGE ELECTION.
| Next Tuesday our village election
will be held. We have not heard as
yet of any states or tickets being made
up.
The Allabsorbing question will be,
license or no license. We hope Worth.
ingtoD will follow the Iowa towns and
vote license, for they are certainly sat-
isfied by this time that it is better ia
regulate and control the liquor traffic
than to have free whisky" as We
have had under prohibition.
We hear that a number of persons
are awaiting the result of this: selection
and if license carries, they will locate
here and invest their money. It is a
settled fact that energetic business men
and capitalists give prohibition tow ms
wide berth and in nearly every in
stance seek out license towns for bust
ness and investment. We have been
fools long enough. Let US be practi
cal and try license for year at least.
| NEW SPRING GOODS.
At Mrs. DeWslf's Millinery store,
Hats in all the most desirable shapes
trimmed and untrimmed.
Good substantial Canton Braids SOC.
Milan 75c.
Fashion Catalogues,
Also Ladies' Monthly.
| Metropolitan fashion sheets
Free to all. 20 lW
Congressman Wakefield writes Us
that lie will name candidate for tn,
Naval Academy at Annapolis by Ma!
LIST. Here is a chance for some Mobiles
county boy. Gov. Wakefield will fur
nish further information to parties de
string it.
Nor1cE.-I have a lot of 40, 60, 70 ant
90 steel toothed drags that l will sell
u t"Othed 81 below regular retail price
OtHeI S'ZeS Ill proportion. Don't Ia!
to call and see them If you want ,
drag.
l also have Russian Flax seed ant
Lost Nation seed wheat for sale fe
cash or on time. FL. PORTER.
29-2w
Robert Allen, All experienced mana
ger of coal mines and a geologist
writes to the Sheldon Mail, II hav
always contended that there are goo
beds of coal in these four counties
viz: Sioux, Lyon, O'Brien and Osce
OLA
If so, also in Mobiles, across the line
We may conclude yet, when we dil
our well, to 60 on down after coal.
The Rock county Herald, in its boon
edition, says:
Luverne is the county seat.
thriving place of 81 900 Inhabitants.
That's nothing. We've got u mum
. Der Of 5000 to $4,000 Inhabitants Il