The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1885-06-04
MINNESOTA NEWS CONDENSED:


s. IT? s, sSs county fair will be held
LILY; Lightning killed two Norvegi.ns At 6.o::ir:
"a; s IT, Paq' sMinsry. j. Rogers Wa. divorced
Ezra Teller 81 Piain,vyiewx lost . line Handle:
tonian stallion valued at 81 ,ON.
The Burke Barnes smuggling match at ST.
Paul was stopped by the police
D. A. McKinlay has been chosen auditor Of
tho st. Paul 4 Duluth railroad
A pickerel weighing thirty-five pounds was
taken from Buffalo lake, near GAINESVILLE.
Burglars entered the store of Mr.. Kresbach
At Adams, and stole forty pairs of shoes, and
other goods.
The first wife of Thomas J. McAfee, the
bigamist, arrives in st. Paul from Ireland seek
ing divorce.
Henry Moorish, the banker Of Atwater, Who
was insane, has returned from St Peter great
ly improved
Two st Paul ladies received dresses from
Worth, the Paris dressmaker, upon which the
duty was 81.
OF st. Paul, died at his home near Shingle Crock,
Hennepin county.
Rev. W. q. Sherman Of Cannon Falls has re-
ceived unanimous calf from st. James par
ish, Fergus Falls
The First regiment, M. N. G., is ordered to
encamp at White Bear, July s, and the Second
at Fairbault, June "a.
Dr. Hewitt, reports officially that the raw
ages Of small pox at Crookston have been ex-
aggerated by the newspApers.
Gen. Flower has transferred his Office of
successor, George Hays
Joseph Griffith, arrested at Worthington for
a criminal assault on little girl, has been
held to the grand jury.
Suits are being brought in involving the title
to 81, OOO worth of land in Bassett, Moore L.
Cases addition Minneapolis.
Private Carter, q colored soldier 1T Fort
Smelling, gets thirty years 1t saltwater fof out
raging young German woman
Gen. Mark D. Flower, late supervising in
spector Of steam vessels, is now engaged with
the state board of boiler inspectors.
The supreme court decided to admit the
Minneapolis murderer Cantienv to bail in the
sum Of 81; 0OO, which was furnished:
John Anderson of Wilkin county was struck
and killed by lightning on Campbell fats,
while fishing in the Red River, recently.
The trustees of Albert Lea college lack now
only about two thousand dollars Of having stiff
cientto open the school in September next
Judge Smart's barn at Candy was blown to
smithsreens by a little tornado d few days ago.
Five horses and a calf within the structure es-
caped unhurt
The Minnesota Normal schools have had their
commencement exercises. The graduates
at Winona numbered Al; at Mankato -;
St. Cloud IL.
The visiting members Of the Passenger Con-
ductors' Life Association of tho United States
and Canada numbering $50 had grand ban
quet in st. Paul.
In the district court at Fergus Falls; Charles
Hickling was sentenced to five years in tho
penitentiary for rape. The jury were out
| about five minutes.
Subscribers to the 100000 bonus for the
Ryan hotel, St Paul. are called upon to make
good their promises, in view of the early COM
pletion of the building.
Hen John W. Alexander has received the
uckTce VI l4lA u. from 81. JONn 8 university as
a token of the esteem in which he is held by
tho faculty of that institution
The Farmers Loan and Trust company of
New York has instituted foreclosure proceed
ings against the Minneapolis, Lyndale l. Min
netonka Railway company.
thirteen. year-old daughter of Mr.. Powers
of Albert Lea has been missing from her home,
and search was made for her, when it was found
shehad gone to Minneapolis
Charles s Hubert withdraws from the Pills
be reorganized under the name Of the Mime
apolis II Northern Elevator company.
Mrs. Evan Fall, living near Milan, Chippewa
county, died suddenly, being in good health
when her husband went to the barn to do
chores, and being dead when he returned.
The barn and granary on Bassett l. Hunt
ington's farm, just west of Brownsville were
burned with 400 bushels of wheat and some
stock. Loss 81, 7OO; reported to be incendiary.
Forty or fifty thousand railroad ties will be
taken out of the river at Pine City this spring,
belonging to f. G Long Il Co., Of St Paul, and
tie drive will come down from Mora Of about
100, OOO
At Pickerel Lake, Miss Charlotte Fink, aged
forty-one years, who for several years has
Dccu pdIudllV ueulenteO, was 30 D0Oly burned
by her dress catching fire that she died soon
after.
Oliver Gibbs, Jr., of Lake City, commission
er to the worlds fair, is expected home about
June 10 His son Oliver and daughter Mag
gle, who were assisting him at New Orleans,
have already returned.
1t is charged that N. B. Harwood, formerly
OF Minneapolis, committed suicide in Florida
order a wi 70 MIGHT fho
OOO insurance on his ife-The insurance
companies arc investigating.
Tho Northern Pacific elevator at Battle Lake
burned recently. Its capacity was $500
bushels, and it contained $500 bushels of
wheat Loss, between $2S 600 and $3O OOO
The fire was caused by lightning.
Papers announce the death, at New Milford,
Conn.,, of Charles l.. Yale, for many years a
resident of st. Paul, and at one time on the
editorial staff of the Pioneer Press. Mr. Yale
was writer of fine abilities
The Minneapolis Cattle company, consti-
tuted for the purpose of dealing in cattle and
live stock, filed articles of incorporation with
the secretary Of state recently. The capital
stock is placed at $3.50, coo, divided into $50
shares.
Hubert Nysson's brewery, one and one half
miles west of .Shakopee was burned. Loss,
$1,000; insurance, 49,. Mr.. Nysson fell
from the roof, and broke leg and received
internal injuries. Tho brewery will DO re-
built
Awcst bound freight train jumped the track
two miles east of Darwin, on the Manitoba
railroad near the bridge, and as the derailed
cars came upon the trestle work the bridge
gave way, precipitating nine cars into the ra-
vine below.
d. 0. Searle, hardware merchant.of Ovation
Ia, who was injured on April % by coil of
! wire falling on him, died recently He was
leader of the choir in tho Methodist church,
prominent G. A. r. man and q member of the
Beethoven society.
Edward Erickson and Peter johnson, Swedes,
en- route from Duluth to Portland, Or, were
robbed at Brainerd, recently, of about $780,
Bill Dake, gambler, and Pat McNorton were
arrested, and held for trial. Most of the
money was recovered.
| The census of Rochester, Olmsted Co., as
completed gives in the First ward 1892 in the
SacOnd 9 (;27 and in the Third 7S1 Tho cv