The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1884-11-27
General News Items,

General News Items.
have failed for $500, 600
Salt water has spoiledA number of natural
gas wells atoM Pittsburgh.
>, fcstta At bay: there are q, 600 young WON.
en- at the Hub studying music.
Prof selwyn of Ottawa says the story of an.
other great lake in Northern Quebec is hoax.
social sensation is to be created in Phila-
delphla by tho widows and bachelors BAH. u
The North Chicago Rolling Mill Soom;ppanSy
VI yin shut down throwing 1880 men out Of EN-.
| ploYmeth
There has been found in Manchester q Bible
in which are two autographs alleged to be
The new custom house at Cincinnati has cos,
$4, GAL ,43l, exclusive of the $750,OOO paid 70,
| the ground.
The liabilities of the busted banking house
Of Hyatt, Levings & Co., Washington, Ind.
James W. Bonton, New York, importer Of
books, has made an assignment with prefer.
ences of $2S, GOO.
At Dubuque Judge UT decided that saloon
Keepers could not be enjoined as nuisances be.
lore conviction under the prohibitory law
The town of Newington, N. H., has no store
OF any kind, no liquor saloon, no debt, no law,
| yer no doctor, and nobody in the poorhouse.
A tino new Masonic hall at WatertoWn, OAK:
was dedicated with, appropriate. ceremonies.
Judge Clifford, grand master Of the territor*
WAS among those present.
A meeting Of clergymen Of all denominations
was held in New Haven to arrange for con-
gress Of American churches. The congress
will be held there III May, 1885. The founder
| Of the association is Bishop Clark of Provi.
| dence
A registered certificate of the city of Boston
5per cent water loan for 500, 600 in favor OF
the United States Trust company of New York,
trustee for Caroline S. Aston, has been issued.
This is 9 gift from William Astor to his daugh-
Ter, who was recently married to Marshal O.
Wilson.
The convention Of Unitarian and Independ-
ent churches of Wisconsin elected the follow
ing officers: President, Pro William F. Allen.
Madison; secretary, the Rev. J. H. Croker, OF
Madison; assistant secretary, Mrs. F. B. Cook,
CNr-ofA1C, VACdSUIcl, t10 nov. u. COTOO0,
milwaukee,.
Carr Il Hobson, limited manufacturers OF
agricultural implements, Bayonne, N j., have
assigned to Norman S McNcllis, without pref
erence. The JANUARY statement showed as
sets Of $3o7, GOO; liabilities, $4,000 The
company's capital is $25O,OO0. They are ex-
pected to resume shortly.
The annual convention of the Young Mems
Christian association of Minnesota and Dakota
will be held at Northficld, Mimi, Dec. ~.
President Cyrus Northrop, of the University
OF OF Minnesota, will deliver the opening address
Thursday evening, and the exercises will close
with farewell service on Sunday evening
The will of Chanfrau, the actor, who died
recently, gives the widow all the property, real,
mixed and personal, she to give his sister, Mrs.
Mary A. Stewart, q home as long as she lives.
and his wife's sister, Miss Mary Baker, home
as long as she remains unmarried The per-
sonal property is valued at $45 900, and tho
real estate at over 100000.
In tho United States circuit court in New
York, Judge Brown decided that Al, Koe
the Chinese cook arrested for leaving
vessel and coming ashore in violation of the
act of congress- was not laborer as specified
i'll the act, and discharged him with the under
standing that he leave the country in thirty
days.
Upper tendon society in Chicago is shaken
to Its very foundation by rumorcd elope-
ment in high life, extending from Chicago to
Boston: The parties to the sensation are Mrs.
Mable V. Pervere, the handsome, petite, at
tractive and highly cultured young wife OF
Herbert L. Pervere. agent for an Eastern lace
house at No. 1853 Fifth avenue, and Dudley
Hall, OF Dudley Hall & Co., tea importers Of
Boston, who is said to be worth 81, 100000
Judge Deadly, in the United States circuit
court of Portland, Oregon, issued mandatory
injunction in the case of Wells Fargo & Co. VS..
the Northern Pacific Railroad Company TIL.
injunction orders that defendant be required
to furnish plaintiff such facilities as it furnishes
any express company, over all it's lines be-
tween Oregon and st. Paul. and connecting
lines and links, plaintiff giving bonds in the
sum OF $4,000, that all costs, damages anG
charges which they may pay or earn will be
made good if the end in the case is decided in
favor of defendant The express company is
to be granted the facilities ordered on all lines
west of Helena on and after the LIST of Deem
bet