The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1883-08-16

lows residence.
The last rail on the Omaha branch from
Eau Claire to Chippewa Falls wos laid Sat-
urday evening, giving that company di .
rect route to Lake Superior. Mondav next
the first train will be placed on the new
branch and run direct through.
BRIEF FOREIGN NEWS.
Advices from Elkaterino, Solav Russia,
where demonstration against the Jews was
made on the End and Sd insts., state tn at
three colonies of COssacks had arrived
tor the preservation of order. Eighteen OF
the 100 persons arrested for participating in
the demonstrations have already been
placed on trial before a military tribunal,
Many innocent persons who were injured
during the rioting have since died. It has
transplred that no Jews were injured as
they escaped, having timely earning that
ali attack would be made upon them.
The Canadian minister of finance, Leon.
ard Tilley, was entertained at luncheon in
London on the 9th inst, by the United
Kingdom alliance. The Canadian high
commission were present. Wilfred Law.
son presided. He said the colonies were
far ahead ofthe mother country in temper
ance reform. Sir Leonard lilly said he
thought local option, which prevails in
Canada, should be adopted in England.
The Dublin OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
nonnces the verdict in the cases of Feather
stone, Deasy, Flanagan and Dalton. who
were recently convicted at Liverpool of
treason and felony and sentenced to penal
SCI vitude for life. It declares that no one
could expect Liverpool to he impartial The
Freeman's Journal, commenting on these
cases, says no sentence is too severe for dyn-
amiters.
Lord Windsor was married recently to the
daughter of Sir Augustus Page. The wed.
ding was very brilliant affair, and is looked
upon in aristocratic circles as the event of
the season. The queens present TO the
bride was the inevitable Indian shawl.
which her majesty seems to think is
the only proper gilt on such occasions.
The commander of the British troops in
Egypt telegraphs that the improvement in
the situation is maintained. and no fresh
cases OF cholera are reported. The govern.
ment bill for the Capitalization of hospital
management In the event OF the outbreak
OF cholera in London, passed ia the house
of commons.
The steamship Parthian, with KavsnAgb,
Joseph Hanlan and four other informers in
the Phoenix park murder csses. who were
refused permission to land at Melbourne,
has arrived at Sidney, Ms. The informers
by order Of the home government, have been
transferred to the iron. clad Nelson.
Arrangements are being made at Montreal
to entertain Lord Carnarvon at banquet
next month, in recognition of his services
IN parliament In passing the act of confed.
Grafton.
Further particulars are Just at hand of
the murder of James Carey by ODonnel.
They show thst the shooting took place
when the vessel was twelve miles from
land.
Queen Victoria has approved the
appointment OF the duke of Con
naught to a divisional command in
Bengal.
The British imports decreased the past
month, compared with July last year,
fS4O, 600; exports decreased $751;, 900.
Mr.. G Gladstone, during the American re-
bellion, squandered 500 900 on confeder-
ate bonds, which he still holds.
The British government provides an ad.
ditional 10000 to aid Irish immigration.
The Spanish revolt will prevent Ain
honso's visit to Kaiser Wilhelm.
Italian scientists are going to Ischia to
study earthquake causes.
RECORD OF CRIME.
L. L. Conrad, lawyer prominent in pro-
fessional and social life in Balti-
more was shot and killed on the 9TH inst,
by his wife, near Glydon, Baltimore coun.
ty. Mrs. Conrad had been suffering from
illness for some time, accompanied by evil
dences of insanity. Conrad was native of
New Orleans and the son Of Hon. william
q: Conrad, secretary of war In Fillmore's
administration.
Gen. Terry recently received a telegram
from the commanding officer at Fort Blu.
ford, stating that f. H. Wilson, the notor
GUS scout, who has been confined in the
post guard-house at Poplar River on the
charge OF having committed rape on his
own daughter, has been removed to the
Custer county, Mont, Jail in Miles City.
At Mitchell, OAK, the Jail door was left
open after giving the prisoners their dinner
on the 18th. inst. and three Of the latter es-
csped-Carl Goeritz and J. b. Star held for
the grand jury for shooting two different
men, and one Roach, awaiting sentence for
horse stealing. Goeritz has been captured,
but the other two are at large.
Michael Dauner, station agent for the
Chicago. Rock Island T. Pacific railroad at
Marseil les. ILL.,, Was arrested recently for
the alleged embezzlement of funds of the
Odd Fellows Benevolent association OF
New York, while serving rs its treasurer
ten years ego. 80
A young lady named Eva Clark has been
murdered at Dillon, Mont. Charles A.
Lewis il suspected of the crime nd il in
custody. Eva was character impersona.
tor and elocutionist, WHO had travelled
through the northwest with company of
which Lewis was manager and star.
A gentleman from Silver Bow valley.
Mont, reports that two prospectors were
held up" ct the muzzle of the revolver by .
single font pad recently in the hills, two
miles west Of T. G. Miles ranch and robbed
of what money they had abont them.
J. N. Mildly, sub-oontractor under Fru-
in & Co., who are doing work for the Mis-.
souri, Pacific load between Laclede aud
Kirkwood, in st. Louis county, is alleged to
have absconded, leaving behind him deb,s
amounting to 5000 or SO, 900.
NcPhersoa the murderer of Cummings at
New York was hanged BY vieilantes 10 the