The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1886-11-04

mother OF G. W: 8immons, Forest Lake: F.
r. Kennedy, Mankato; Edward Pail, St.
Paul; Peter, father Of Charles epland, Buffa-
10; Warren L. Rice, Red Wing; AraJ. Boule,
Pensions increased-Mo Hanson, Lanes
boro; Thaddeus Parr, Plainvisw; William
A. Kinsley, Minneapolis; Ellis jackson,
Blue Earth City; NJ. J. Galpin, Minneapo-
lis; Knudt Knudtson. Norcr oss; D. Bos-
worth, New Hartford; J: b. Smith. St.
Francis; Andrew Marshall. Mazeppa; Peter
Scott, Gray Eagle; Stillmau Rice, New
House; n. A. McCrary, Albion; f. Rath-
bun, Fillmore: Edward Jones. Cleveland; w.
Healey, North Prairie; W. w. Frost, WIN
dom. Pensions reissued-Simeon F. Lent;
Delevan Station; Jack McKeever, Spring
field; Henry Kuhns, St. Paul: John Wy borng,
Lyle, and John Stoops. Single Creek.
Rev. John Houck. pastor of the German
Methodist church in Albert Lea, has been
soliciting funds to build q church. and has
been SO successful that he has secured
plans and will invite bids for its erection.
An insane man named Dan Bush, claim.
ing his home was at Wabasha, was taken
charge Of by woodsmen near Hayward,
Wis, q few days ago, and was placed in
jail for safe keeping.
A row occurred at the house OF Ole Gal
lepe, In the town OF Hubbard, Park county,
when John Olson Lee shot and instantly
killed John f. Krovik with . double-bar.
relied shot gum, He was arrested.
Burglars broke into the store OF A. NJ.
Mott & Co., at Beltra:ni, and stole about
$500 worth OF goods.
At Verndale, Stewards elevator burst
and 1000 bushels OF wheat were scattered
on the ground.
DR.. F. L. Roberts OF St. Paul and Miss
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welded at the residence OF the brides par
ents, Saltwater, Rev. DR.. Carroll ohiciat-
ing.
The National w. c. T. U. in session at
Minneapolis adjourned sine die at the close
OF Tuesday afternoon the 26th inst, ses-
sion. The work on the resolutions was
completed In the forenoon. The woman
suffrage resolution went through as il 1t
was a regular thing, and tho only point
which set the ladies to talking was the dec
laration committing the national super
intendents to the policy OF the convention
as expressed in the report OF the committee
on resolutions.
Thomas Devine who was 50 badly cut
train at Delano. died the next day. He
lived Madison. Wis. Thomas Haverty,
seventy.years Of age, of Wright county,
was thrown from a wagon and received
I'M uries from which he died in few min.
utcs.
The prisoners convicted by the district
court at Winona have been sentenced by
Judge Start, as follows: Walter Mutt.
burglary, two years; Edward Boyne,
Burglary. eighteen months; l.. p. Schoon-
maker, Charles Kaiser, forgery, two years;
Wesley Williams. burglary. David Porter,
larceny, two years; j. Mulligan, assault
assault, three years; William Pike larceny,
two years.
Regular train service has been establish
ed on the Duluth & Manitoba to point
within Is miles OF Red Lake Falls, and
iron is being laid toward Grand Forks at
the rate OF nearly two miles per day.
The corn crop of Le Sueur county in
quantity and quality is superior to any
ever raised in that section, and equal to
any produced in the corn states.
John Vaughn OF Kingston lost his house
and all his personal and household effects
by fire.
d. L. Blackstone travelling man, cut
his throat at the Windsor hotel, St. Paul.
The secretary OF the interior refused to
allow Tolo Danielson to make a new entry
OF the southeast quarter OF section IA,
town 14S, range Al, Crookston, land
district, on the ground that he did
not know that a party named Strasse had
made settlement on the same tract prior to
Danielson's entry.
George F. Mix, who died at Waconia,
Carver county was born at Guadenhuttcn,
Ohio, Sept. z. 1s43. He served during the
war in the Ninety-eiehth Ohio infantry. In
1860 he came to Chaska.
James Holden, OF Norfolk, Renville Co.,
lost his house with its contents by fire dur.
ing his absence from home. Itcaueht from
a stove in the summer Kitchen. Loss, 5000.
j. w. Hopkins, IN old resident OF Castle
Rock, Dakota county, has been adjudged
insane by the probate court, and been com
mitted to the Rochester asylum.
A 5OO-pound bear was killed near Per-
ham a few days ago.
Bishop Gilbert Of Minnesota is thirty.
eight years OF age-the exact age of Bishop
Whipple when he was cOnsecrated-and ia
the youngest bishop in the Episcopa ii church
in the United States.
An accident occurred at the Polar Star
mills at Faribault by which Andrew Berg,
an oiler and sweeper. lost his life. While
at work alone on the third floor OF the
mill he was caught in tho gearing and lit
terally torn to pieces.
A mute son of Ole Hendrickson of Lake
Mills, wandered away two weeks ago and
he has never been heard OF since. He was
nineteen years of age.
The marriage of Mr.. William Hammes Of
Vermiilion and Miss Annie Lansberger d
Douglas was solemnized at st. Mary's
church, New Trier, Dakota Co., by Rev.
Gregory Koerning. In the evening recep.
ton was given at the residence of the
brides parents. After returning to their
home in Vermillion. a crowd assembled t.
charivari the happy twain. During the
scene of trouble the groom with shot gun
in hand, stepped out AMI banged away at
the crowd. duck shot being used. shooting
Marshall, in the face and other portions oil
the body.
Bishop Gilbert had about decided to
take the Inflated limited express for St.
Paul. which was wrecked but not complet-
Ing his arrangements in time, waited for a
later train.
Thomas Haverty, OF Audland. Wright
county, was thrown from his wagon and
received injuries from which he died in a
few hours.
Sheriff Urness OF Douglas county captur-
ed tho insane man, Karl F. Anderson, who
escaped several weeks ago. and no is now
in the hospital at St. Peter.
Jacob w. Vogle, charged with stealing
$411.1O from the Office ofLittle. Foss, 4
Co.. National Stock yards, st. Louis, was
sentenced to IS months at Chester.
Mrs. Eva E. Elliott of Minneapolis was
killed by q train on the Milwaukee road at
Manchester Park, st. Paul.
Ole Anderson, iivinR near Fulda, was con-
victed of criminal intimacy with a younger
sister, and sentenced to five years impris-
oHment in tho pepitentiary. He il said to
have confessed subsequently, that he had
sustained incestuous relations with hia
three married sisters for years. both before
and after their marriage.
!. Miss Rose Depew was thrown from q
wagon near Redwood Falls, tho horse run.
ming away, and WAS 80 badly injured that
she died in twenty.four hours.
Burglars entered tho residence OF G. n.
Aowry ct Hastinss. ransacked the house.
taking gold watch and chain and Other
valuables.
A sneak thief got Into o. R. Masters Of.
dee. and: after pryiue oPsp drawer, got
eway With $a6,
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