The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1885-09-24

Over 81 900 has been subscribed at Lac
pui Parle, and work on II new Catholic
church will soon begin.
Robert Holder of ST. Paul, dropped dead
Sunday night, Sept. 13, while attempting
to suppress some hoodlums who had dis
turbcd church services.
4 branch OF the Irish National Land
League has been established at St. Paul,
with the following officers: Michael Doran,
president; NJ. J. O'Connor, secretary; p.
keisher, treasurer; p. II. Kelly, Dennis
Ryan, T. Reardon, p. T. kavanagh, Will.
lam Dawson, Thomas Grace, John Bell,
Mark Costello {. ID. 'Brien, Thomas Bren-
men, j. J. Met 'aifcrty NJ. Brcen, p. j. Bowlin,
C.: ]. Mccarthy, NJ. J. Bell, d. NJ. Sullivan,
vice presidents.
William Middlemist, a young Minneapol-
1tan OF iespectable parentage, has been ar
rested for ombezzlement.
Mr.. George BONN OF Winona, is steadily
recovering from the terrible wound received
from rip-saw in the yard of the BONN
Manufacturing company at St. Paul, Sept,
3
During the year 1854 the number OF
births in Minnesota was 35, O5l, and of
deaths l2,37+.
1t is understood that several In.
dictmcnts have been found at Wilmar
against Rev. l.. Markhus of Norway Lake,
who was arrested sometime ago for defac-
ing and marng the East Norway Lake
church AS he has not been arraigncd the
charges against him are as yet kept from
the public.
fearful hail storm passed through tho
western portion OF kandiyohi county
damaging shade trees and breaking the win
do"s IN many houses. The ground was
covered, and hailstones as large as hens
eggs fell. Parties for four miles east and
south OF Granite Falls brought III some
specimens that measured ten inches in cir
c"mfcrence. All windows on the south and
west sides OF houses over oonsidera bic cx-
tent OF country were broken and shingles
were split and Knocked from the roof.
Game in great abundance was killed. The
hail drifted in places to two and three feet
in depth. Standing corn was pretty we'll
huSked.
Sheriff Mollison arrested at Austin A.
Crandell, fireman on the Minnesota &
Northwestern gravel train, on the charge of
attempted rape on the person of Mrs. So
phia Shultz OF Red Rock. Mrs. Shultz was
milking at the barn, when Crandell attack.
ed her and attempted rape but she was
muscular enough to resist successfully his
attempts.
The wedding OF James Simpson Conwe,,
OF Chicago and Miss Hattie r, Cone was
celebrated at the residence of Mr.. r. D.
Cone, father Of the bride, in Winona. the
ceremony being performed by Rev. T. r.
Strobridge OF Rockford, ILL.,, assisted by
Rev. d. c. John OF Winona. The bride il
the youngest daughter OF r. ID. Cone, one of
Winona's most respected citizens and pros
porous wholesale merchants and is a yOuno
lady OF rare worth.
Nettic Hollinsswortn OF Waseca wants
Richard Gibbons. She claims he was tn
have married her recently, but all of 4 sud-
den he could not be found, and although
dllIgent search has 81. &c been made for him
he cannot be found.
Several communicates OF knight Tenn
lars have already accepted the proDosition
OF the Waseca Park association to esta blish
an encampment drill ground" at the park,
and the ground has been staked out and
work at srubhing out the trees will begin at
once.
J: r. Creed OF Viola, Olmstcd county, re.
Gently lost thirty tons OF hay, stable,
Sranary and two stacks Of grain bv fire
communicated from a threshing machine.
The Austin Farmers Mutual Fire and
storm Insurance company has been organ.
ized-G. l.. Case president, Robert Eckford
secretary.
OF $50 deaths in St. Paul in eight months
41o were oil children under five years.
At Barnes>ille, Il young man named vii.
liam Flynn, mployed in the railroad ma.
chine shops, while In tho act OF "iling tho.
machinery overhead, was caught in Il shaft
whried twice around, and his shirt tearing.
was precipitatpd to the floor, twenty fc.t
below. In the fall he struck his head on !.
beam, rendering him insensible, and when
picked up was considered to be fatally
hurt. lie quickly came to, however and
on examination by Il doctor was found to
have sustained but comparatively slight in
iuries.
. Peter NJ, Gideon has successfully raised
peaches this season at Faribault,
Dan Hanlon Of Derrynane was killed by
lightning resent!y.
There are 1,341 negroes in Minnesota
SAB males and 49S females and Ara mul.
iattoes-and 30 Chinese,
Rev; Fl. c. Mabie, the new pastor OF the
First Baptist ,hurch, St. Paul, enters up.
on his work.