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

UINAnAA NEWS IN BHlEF
Miriam Earle Of Valparaiso. Ind, the d.
vorced wife ofJohn J. Earle Of Chicago, and
her two children, bring suit against the
husband and father falleging that in 1876
Earle was appointed trustee of tho estate OF
bis father, George Earle lot Philadelphia,
valued at 81 200, 900, including $500, 600 in
bonds OF the Pennsylvania railroad to be
employed In raging annuities to complain
ants; that he procured fraudulent divorce
htteen years ago and married again, and q
suit Is now pending to set the divorce aside;
that when the children took up their moth.
er's cause he converted securities which paid
8 per cent. into government 3 per cents.
They ask his removal a. trustee and for an
accounting. - s@r 10 -
The New York Herald publishes some in.
teresting interviews with Irish revolution
lists, which 60 to show that the recent dyni-
mite trials in England grew out of infor-
nation given by James McDermott. The
discovery OF these facts led to his attempted
assassination In that city some three years
ago, and his subsequent fight 60 England
where he was arrested by the British gov
blind. McDermott is charged by the Irish
revolhtionists there with giving the inform
alton upon which Featherstone, Deasy,
Flannigsn and Dalton were arrested.
The valuation of the city of Boston, as
assessed May l, 1883, is announced at $685.:
1853. 500, again of So, 81, 100; this gain being
wholly on real estate. The gain on real e.
tate il SIC, 698. 700, and the loss on personal
property is 1921, 100, making the net gain
stand as above. The rate Of taxation de-
1 r m
cents from the rate last year.
William B. Fowle, treasurer of the Au-
burndale (Mass.) Watch company, has
failed. The liabilities are now supposed to
be small, although nothing definite is
known: The failure will undoubtedly in.
Vo've the watch company, whose liabilities
are thought to exceed assets.
> At the Buffalo races on the 9Th was the
special for purse of s., 0e0, trotted by st,
Julien, Edwin Thorne Trinket ,and Fanny
Witherspoon. st. Julien took all but the
first heat, which was dropped to Thorne,
who came In good second afterward.
The Alaskan, iron side wheel steamboat.
built for the Oregon Steamship company
[9r Puget Sound, was launched at Reaches,
Chester, Pa, recently. The vessel 10 260
feet long, 80 feet beam, IA feet hold.
The American frigate Bandala is now
coursing in the Gulf OF st. Lawrence and
will pay the Montreal harbor q visit ate.
the 10th inst. Citizens propose getting up
q grand entertainment for the officers.
Kansas City social circles are excited owe,
the mysterious disappearance of Miss Gladys
Frank, who left note saying that she was
married, and then vanished, leaving neither
track nor trace.
The Knights of Labor OF Chicago held q
picnic Sunday at Oswald's gardens and net.
ted several thousand dollars for the tele
graphers. The bar alone earned $1,000.
The national banks NUMBER 2,415, with 9
total capital of over $500, Ooo, 600 and depos
its aggregsting 81, O42, 937, 1853.
A Gardiner (Me.> man wills 81, 600 to the
Methodist church there on condition that
it sive up sociables.
John Teals of Williamson, N. Y, ha.
picked nearly 10000 qnsrts of blackberries
this season.