The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1883-06-21

Fsl1h1uls charged with alullssy, elossd a
the 18th inst. md Tie defendant - bou1A
over IN the sum Of 1s00. Ihs whoSe g
w0 spent IN taking. 1imony. 1h6 80
hes created oooaidegablo laAk 200 o.
street corners, and b q bot Dos3 1ator
II. Straight has . vile and family - II.
6itse has children grown. 6itso viii 6o0-
mence proceedings for divorces.
Fire bugs set the Merchants hotel aaEs-
ct Henderson.
When the train on the &. Paul 4 Man
itoba road which left St. Paul Tnssday
morning reached Anoke,; Gaznan,
whose name could not b asoeRtai1ed,
jumped aboard the cars to ride to his home
Q distance OF 200 yards from tie station.
When the train arrive' opposite his dwsll-
Ing, which was near the tlaek, hs jumped
Oh, and In 20 deinG broke his collar hone
and received other injuries, from the G06elo
(Which he died ct 2 p. m. The man No
seen TO jump, and the train Was stepped
and backed down to where the man lDll-
Dr.. Murphy was on the train and rendered
the train stopped. On his return trip The
doctor learned that the man died, %
above stated. The unfortunate man Leaves
wife and several children.
The board of managers of the state asri-
cultural society held meeting at Owa,onne
Wednesday last. The members present
Bohland, Harris. Chamberlain, and Judson.
The object Of the meeting wls TO hsar the
reports of the different committees and %
look over the Arrangements for the togt1-
coming state fair. The hoard found evesy-
thing satisfactory and report that the pros.
peCt il favorable for the most sucoe1ihl
state fair ever held In Minnesota. Ths
grounds are beng put in condition, and the
necessary building are in eou1se Of sEso-
ton. .-e.-
Mn. John Haradon OF Clifford va struck
by lightning and proeersted, breaking her
arm in the fall, but Will probably recover.
At La Crescent, reosntly, the wind raised
the Temporary engine house, put Up 10 shel-
ter one locomotive, and carried It quite
se ,lo snd hn; l s%S II ossSs s g,
Mr.. Browns, saw the rain coming, and raD
for shelter to . neighboring barn. The
wind blew . heavy door from IT'D hinges,
which struck Mr.. Smith, knocking him
senseless, in which condition he remained
10 long time. He was badly bruised, bat
will recover. Three Pine creek bridges
were swept away.
John Chase, of Napoleon, Blue Earth
county, died recently in Vermont, Whsso
he had gone on visit. tits remains were
taken to Mapleton for interment.
DR.. o. 8. Howard of Glenw God has skip
ped, leaving his creditors in the luYch.
Since the first of April D. Davis Of Rice
county has killed twent, mine wolves, and
has received for bounty on the production
OF the scalps ut the auditors once $l6l.
He has invented . trap which he bats with
poisoned meat, and 1T the moment the
wolf takes the bait, two pistol barrels AZ
discharged. and the bullet enters hie
mouth. Another wolf hunter, George Ken
kle' has captured twenty wolves, IN the
SIG.
While carpenters on the new Ohio coal
dock, Duluth, we're removing tho temporary
Henry Bloom, . workman, ON the head land
killed him Instantly. He came from Rush
City.
Eric A. Wicklander was killed BY Jump.
ing from moving train at Anoka.
Nicollet county is the first to forward to
the state treasurer the amount of its state
tSAeJ 1OI Tic year 1000.
Senior E. Mowen Of Fergus Falls myste-
riously disappeared from his home and has
not since been seen, and foul play 10 feared.
Wilbur Topper, eighteen years old, Wa
drowned while bathing in Cannon river.
Katrina lEckhot, sixty.three yeaIs old,
hung herself in her sbanty near Ada.
The silk banner for the county with the
best crop will wave again this fall ut the
Minneapolis fair.
Mike Connolly, m Irishmsn smployedon
the boom in the st. Louis river ut Knife
Falls. fell into the river and was drowned
Friday.
Patrick Dunnel of Hector, Renville ooum-
ty, was brought before United States COM
missioner Spencer of St. Paul recently, on .
charge of selling liquors, cigars etc., with
out q government license. 1t being case
where there was no deliberate intent to
evade the Law, the matter was settled.