The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1883-08-23

and Morbihan.
Sir Charles Upper proposes to establish
direct line OF steamers from Germany to
Tentonic emigration to the shores Of the
Dominion.
Hon. James Cockbnrn, ~x.speaker Of the
house Of commons, died on the morning Of
the 18th.
The Emperor William contributed $1,000
marks to the fund for the Ischia sufferers.
RECORD OF CRIME.
Winona Special: John Henry, married
man at the town of New Hartford, and
girl twelve yesrs of age, named Marian
Bundy, were arrested by Sheriff B rgart on
the heinous charge of tornication preferred
by Elisha ]. Bnndy, the girls own father.
The kfacts, so far as ascertained, are as fol-
lows: The girl Bundy has been living with
the Henry family for some time past, and
has refused to return home after repeated
solicitations on the part of her father to
have her do so. Her Discrimination to return
home is attributed to her relations with
Henry and his influence over her, and as
the father claims to have proof 10 support
the charge, he has caused the If arrest Is
above stated. The affair causes consider
able excitement in that part of the coun-
try.
The federal authorities at Chicago seized
dresses and wearing apparel of Mrs. T. N.
Parish on the ground that they had been
imported in defiance of custom laws.
The woman has made twenty trips across
the ocean by her own confession, to pur
chase second-ha dresses from the nobility,
and succeeded in having her trunks passed
free of duty, Offering the explanation that
the dresses were wearing apparel. The
authorities here assert that the case is
not an isolated one and have sworn ont q
warrant for her arrest On the ground of
perjury.
On the night OF the 18th. James L. Young
general agent in Cincinnati OF the Grand
Rapids & Indiana railroad shot himself. He
died on the morning OF the 18th. in the
hospital. He had been seen in m intOxi.
Gated condition shortly before the shooting.
A letter was found on his person purpo, ting
to be from a cousin, threatening him for
improper relations with the writer's vile.
While Mr.. Richard W. Towel wealthy
planter OF fatatka, Fla, was walking along
West Broad way, New York, he was attacked
and knocked sel.seless by two rut1ians, who
rifled his pockets of over $500 in bi,io and
several articles of jevelry. Mr.. Towels
injuries are serious. No clue has yet been
obtained of the daring desperadoes.
Phillip Hoffman of Erie, Pa, sent his
little girl to a saloon to &c; beer. The bar
tender refused to sell liquor to a child, and
she filled the jug with water. When Hoff.
man swallO wed part of the strange LIQUID
he struck his daughter blow on the head.
She is not expected to recover.
An exciting abduction case is on trial a
Waterloo, II. George Herson a negro, and
girl, aud the negro outraged her to make at
prostitute of her.
Arthur H. Blan.y. late cashier of the
American Loan & Trust company, OF Bos-
ton, has been sentenced to seven years
in state prison for embezzlement of
$4,000.
Chris. Nelson, we'll known young Nor
wegian, was drowned in the Menominee
river at Milwaukee recently while bathing
His body has been recovered.
J. f. Stanford looked at tray OF dia.
monds IN Aron's store, Toronto, recently,
and took off $500 wo.th, leaving glass imi-
tations instead.
Frank O'Dopnel, one Of the Little Mis-
souri, shootists, has been released from the
Mandan Jail, on bail.
THE CASUALTY RECORD.
R. McCready & Co.'S boot and shoe man.
ufactory, Montreal, burned the 18Th. Loss
estimated at $50, 900 to 500, 900. Insured
in English and Canadian companies for
$4,000.
Lexington, KY, had $50, 900 fire on the
18th inst
GENERAL NEWS IN BRIEF.
Immense excitement was caused in Wall
street and the stock exchange on the 18Th
by the announcement Of the failure of
George William Ballou & Co., bankers,
ham, board member David II. Darling.
George William Ballon, and Allan 8. Weeks,
and no definite particulars could ba OBJ.
tanned. The house did a large and ex.
tensive business, and its customers ore
principally bank presidents throughout the
country, Boston capitalists, and New Eng
land estates.
The new legislature Of kentucky con.
tains five republicans and thirty-three
democrats in senate aud eleven republicans
Two independents and eighty six democrats
in the house, and one district to be decided
on account of q tie vote.
Thomas g. Hunt, the New York merchant
who disappeared mysteriously in June last,
turned up IN Elizabethtown, Essex county.
N. Y. He has not been to Europe. He
saws be does not know where he has been.
A Hartford, Conn.,, sunflower is twelve
feet high, with fifty blossoms. Its stalks
are three inches in diameter and its leaves
are eighteen inches long and look like
elephants ears
George MOBILES daughter found $66 in
gold coin at Lancaster, WIS.,, while driving
the cattle to pasture. The latest date on
them is 1843
PERSONA NEWS NOTES.
Capt. T. Stout died on the 10th inst. At
Marshall. MIMI, from the effects Ola wound
received at the battle Of Mill Springs, Ky..
where be commanded Company of Second
Minnesota volunteer infantry. A ball from
the revolver Of Col. Bailey Peyton, in that
close.range fight. passed between Two of the
lower ribs Of Capt. Stout and lodged in his
back near the spine. and though he re-
covered sufficiently to enable him to en-
gage in business to limited extent, he auf.
fered from weakness and frequent hemor-
rhage until ut length he succunbed to the
the injury. Deceased was forty-five years
OF age, and leaves wife and one child.
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