The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1883-10-18
miscellaneous Matters.

criminal Information was filed in the
United States circuit court at Louis' lille q
few Gays ego ega!nst S K. Crambaugh. col.
| iectos o: fnierna revenue Of the ,ecord die.
t,lct OF hensucky. eacI, OF the eight counts
charging that be fused official government
envelopes for the transmission of rrivate
correspondence. for the purpose of saving
the postage One OF the letters sent in the
| envelopes IN question referred to Cram
oangh,s amusing ca, vase for the secretary.
snip OF the NAVY, vice Chandler whom be
e1pec1ed would be. elected senator from
ne" HsDpshire. Crambaugh was endeav-
orins TO have the republican state conyen
ton endorse him for the position but failed
The Grand Chapter OF Rcya, Arch Ma.
sons OF Minnesota have elected the fo'low.
ing officers: E. McDermo,t. MINNEAPOLIS
=: H. r.; Bllnn Converse St. James, D G
Il. - Nathan Kingsley. Chatfie,d. G. K:
!: l.: Rice, Winneoago City, G S.; Scion
Person, St. Paul, G. s.; H. Wells. Preston
6. G.; W. F. Dickinson, Redwood Falls. q
=. II. The folIow wing have been appointed:
| John Fern, kssson. G. P g.; b. s. Lewis.
Waseca, G. Il. G.; A. Bradenbure Ferens
| Fails, &. NJ. Third Vale; 3. H. Brown, VIII
mar, g. N. Second Vale; H. L. Carver. OF
st. Paul, G. NJ. First Vale.
Henry Billion, Jr., has begun suit in
the New York supreme court against Viii
liam c. Clrde of New York and
Thomas NJ: Logan and Joseph Bryan
| OF Richmond Va. to recover S32.l52.12
| and interest from 1889. This sum ne lost
| IN consequence OF buying Richmond and
Danvllle stocks on the defendants represen.
tations as to tn ir value.
The financial statement for the first onar.
ter OF the current fiscal year of tie Domin.
ion shows surplus revenue Of So. CSC, 900,
Notwithstanding the fact of an apparent a., :.
crease in the value Of imports. it is est1
mated that next years surplus will 1eacn
$S,UOO 900, Independent of revenue from
Northwest ls2ds.
The republicans carried the election in
Iowa on tie 9th inst, by about 40, coo ma
jority. The state officers ell cted are-Gov-
srnor: Buren, R. Sherman; Lieut.. Govern
or orlando II. Manning; oupt. Public in
| struction; John w. Akers; Justice of So
preme court, Joseph r. Reed.
The state election in Ohio occurred on
the 9:a inst, and at the time of going to
press with this side of our re, er the result
Is in dou"t. 1t is probable, however, that
the democrats have carried the state by a
euaA "0JOIALy.
The creditors Oft. NJ. Rhodes, commits.
s,on merchant Of boots and shoes Boston.
Mass. have appointed com j,tee to in.
vestigete sffairs. Liabilities, $3.50, COO; u.s.
sets, f293, 5000.
Miss Emma Meir of Cincinnati has ere.
ated sensation in Augusta, KY, by claim.
ing to be tho deserted wife Of Charles T..
DcCioud, who was lately welded by Nellie
Bentley.
The Catholic diocese of Portland. Me-,
will be divided because OF the increase Of
Cathoilc population. New Hanpshire will
be called the diocese of Manchester.
A party OF eastern men have lately bought
$4,000 acres in Eastern Oregon, not far from
Walla Walls, Washington Territory. tho
price being f17O,0C0,
The San Francisco treasurer of the Par
nell testimonial fund reports $4,000 for.
wsrdcd from that city.