The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1885-08-06
Miscellaneous News Notes.

Seven Apachcs arc transformed into GOOD
Indians" down in Arizona.
Thomas w. Burns has been designated as
inspector Of hulls at Galcna, ILL.,, vice George
W. GirlOn, removed.
Crop reports from eastern and western
Iowa, indicate too much rain, though wheat
is said to be doing fairly well.
J. X. Huston & Co., coffee dealers of Phil.
adrlphit. have made an assignment. Liza
bilitics, Sc, 900; nrsota, $4,000.
Peter Burke, wholesale dealer in tobac
co and cigars at Mobile, Ala, has assigned
Liabilities, $G0, 900; assets, 100000.
Irving issues a circular to the theate,
managers Of honAop asking them to with
The New York Central has IT last obtain
ed possession Of the West Shore by picking
up odd bonds here and there until it Oh;
tanned a controlling interest.
The report OF Assayer Harrison for the
fiscal year ending July l, shows that durin,
$G5, 900 in silver passed through the He
lena, Mont, office.
Dakota editors were welcomed in st. Paul
shSwn about the city, and given banquet
at the Ryan. In the forenoon they visit
Lake Minnet onAa, where they have y pleas
ant word with Gen: Sherman:
Ex-Prcsident H yes has written the G "A. r
| officers ut Fremont, Ohio, urging united al
ton on the part OF the veterans and citizen
generally to secure a national monument te
Gen. Grants memory in New York city.
C.N. Carter e. Co., OF Boston, wholesal,
and retail dealers in ladies' cloaks and
suits, have failed and are under attach
| ment. 1t is reported that the liabiitie,
amo}}lqqtt to between: s10Y, oooand 1925,
| Another movement to COLLECT 9 fund fol
| Mrs. Grant from private .Ollrces is reported
| Mrs. Grants income including the IS, OOt
government pension and the prosperity,
income from the proceeds of the general
book, will be about $4,000 year.
Feiman H. Allen of Oakland, CAL, 'is ap
pointed pension agent at San Francisco
Morris A. Thomas of Maryland, and Geors
r. Pearson of Iowa, Indian inspectors
Jason Wheeler of Oregon, agent for tn
! Indians OF the Warm Springs agency in Ari
iona.
There were 215 failures in tho United
States reported to Bradstreet during tn
week ending 25th, against 1856 to- the pre-
| ceding week, and 225, 1853 and 1922 in TIN
corresponding week Of 1884, t8S3and 1889
respectively. About IS per cent: were thos
OF small traders whose capital Was legs thai
$1,000.
The baronct who is charged by Mrs. Will
kinson OF London Il widow lady, with hav
ing abducted and ruined her daughter. whel
1 the LATTER was twelve ye: RS old, is Sir Georp
o,Ry WoY9, !Sf fifty three years old, tn
daughter married to tie s sidSsst s son q tn tn
earl OF Dartsey: and four other children. 4
The annual stockhollers meeting OF Capt
James B. Eads' ship railway compan;
Jersey, was held in Jersey City. The mos
important business transacted was tn
election Of ex-Secretary William Window
81 president, Mr.. Eads, the protector OF TIN
enterprise; 1ApeiaqEssi;ns the motion nominating
The long-defcrred scheme OF the Chicago
Burlington & Quincy management to tax
a more active part in competing for North
western traffic had developed by the acton
4 o. the directors in deciding to offer share
holders 81 900, 900 OF the so, 900, 900 Q
bonds and the stock OF a new road to ST
Paul, on the east bank OF the Mississippi
river, to be called the Chicago, Burlingte
& Northern: - - ':''
! Gen: Hancock telegraphed Gen. Burdette
compander7ip:elfet OF the G. 4. R., that
he would be present at The funeral service
and arrange the relative places oI the G.
H. bodies a IN the eo'uma thy would
nounced that he would be present. II
says that he will establish grand arm
headquarters at New York, probably at til
Fifth Avenue hotel, some days before tn
final obsequies. The national staff and al
p1ss commanders in chief will be special
invited 10 ATTEND.