The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1885-09-17

Tor governing the state hose tournament to
take place in that city on Thursday, Oct l.
Advices have already been received from a
number accompanies in different pa rts OF the
statepromising to come to the tourn ament.
At Minneapolis, the residences Of Mr..
Stevens, Mr.. Peter Mill and Mr. F. w. Star
were broken into and robbed. William
Stevens, the Hennepin avenue commission
merchant, had a hand -to-hand encounter
with night worker whose GOODNESS and
daring were indeed rema rka BILE, and such as
to indicate that he was thorough PRO.
fessional."
NJ. Markham, 81 mason employed in
building the jail at Fergus Falls, was struck
on the head with a piece OF scantlins, and
probably fatally injured.
The seminary of the diocese OF St. Paul,
(Catholic) located at Merriam Park, com
and forty students.
it is now stated, will exceed $4,000. His
liabilities will be under $4,000.
Many Nicollet county farmers say their
wheat will average from twenty to twenty
five bushels
The average yield OF wheat in Wascca
county, of No. l, is eighteen bushels per
acre.
A fourth German paper is to be estab-
lished in New Ulm, under the auspices OF
the German Lutheran synod.
The Foss Methodist Episcopal Church OF
Minneapolis, of which Rev. j. NJ. Bull, for,
merly OF Duluth, is pastor, haa voted to
ask the conference which meets Oct l, to
send them Rev. Levi Gilbert OF Duluth.
few days ago Mr.. Jerry Sheehan and
Philip Cavanagh were running teams three
miles south OF Rochester. Mr.. Cavanashs
buggy overturned and John Cavanaghs
arm was broken. Miss Kate Hurley had
three bones broken in the LETT elbow Joint,
head, and 4 little girl was hurt internally.
George A: Jones, OF and Junction, Iowa,
and Miss Matte II. Barr, were married at
the residence of the brides mother in Man
kato, Rev. J. II. Tuttie OF Minneapolis, Of
ticiating. The groom is the son of Hon. \.
K. Jones, treasurer of Humboldt county,
Iowa. The bride Is the daughter OF Mrs.
=. T. Barr.
Collector Guernon from Pembina, sets at
rest speculation rega riding furt her changes
i'll the Office. He will make no further APP
polntments for sometime, and has ret aimed
a part of the old force,
At Redwood Falls, the building occupied
by j.. J: Tiffany, agent for Deering & Co.,
and A: l.. Gale ASST gnce OF G. Spofierexl as q
!ewelry store, was burned. Tiffany owned
the building. He estimates the loss at
-, 900; no Insurance. Deering & Co.'S loss
is 81 200; no insurance. A. L. Gales loss
IS $500; insurance $500 in the German
American Fire Insurance company.
Northern Minnesota editor falls among
the she-walves OF St. Paul $40 worth.
Minnesota has 50. 99G dogs, valued at
$197,375.
Colorado is about to build a state can.
itol to cost 81, 600, 900, after plans accent
ed from \. 0. Myers, who built the Michigan
and Idaho capitols.
Miss Mary Anderson will sail for New York
on Sunday, Sept p.
The heaviest owner OF the BROADWAY rail-
ROAD stock, which Ia paying so largely, is
belden, the canal ring contractor.
The Appletons state that they havema
$4,000, 900 out OF their American Cvclo-
pedia.
The Asto; houae, New York, was rented
at Sao, 900 a year, and it was considered :.
low rent.
The last legislature passed !, law provid-
ing Tor the taxation OF dogs in the state on
their par value. The returns to the hoard
OF equalization shows Il dog population O,
o?,996 in the state, whose total value il
placed at $1?7,375. OF these St. Paul
owns PA, valued at 81 500, and Minneap
Oils SOP, valued at $2,455. The cheapest
value placed upon q Minnesota dog in this
list /. 81 cents, and tho highest, si2.
Vest:, NJ: Chamberlain and Ed Hart oli.
as curtis, \ run away couple from Mime
apolls, were sent to the county Jail at Kan.
sas Slty, Mo-, on charge Of aduItery preferred
ny the husband Of tho woman, Tho nris.
oners had been living here since November.
\ sensatl scene was enacted at the iai}
when the woman parted from her child.
chamberlain IS determined to prosecute
both. "'
The store of Gilbert 4. Neole, in Pine
stone, Was entered by burglars and $500
worth OF goods taken one night recently,
"hcn u dance was going ON near by.
At tho hrickyard OF Joseph Vassar. in
u"y' ton, A"oEa county, man name 4 Heufi
nnI Young frenchman were buried I'M
der IL bank OF clay, Heuff being killed and
the other man slightly injured.
\ man who had worked there has,.,,
came to the house OF Mr.. Frev of Kosota
while the latter waa absent, and asked Mrs.
Frcy to remain over night, and while abe
had gone after the cows the man o,enad ,
small tin box in the house, and took there.
from about 81 900 in notea. a 5000 draft
on on bank in Mankato, and $50 in cash.
-. man hHo gone when Mrs. Frey returned
70 the ho"se, but the loss was not discov-
cred until the next day.
The Minneapolis Evening Journal has
1 7 500 20 syndicate headed by Alden
). b!ethen and composed of "Minneapols
and Eastern business men," The purchase
Price named is $l3O,OOO and the date OF
the transfer Nov. 1.
Arthur DE Cousins at Anoka has brought
suit against the Northern Pacific railroad
company tor Is 900 for being put of the
train LIN while he held St. Paul, Minneapoli.
i Manitoba ticket, 'p'@
AIoer1 Harrington took six first premi'
Ams and four second premiums on thor
ougnorcd shorthorns at the Mankato fair,
on uead ,our nrst and two second premiums
on grades. sweepstakes on four Grade fe
males and thoroughbred bull. and sveen
'takes on best berd under two Year,.
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