The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1886-07-29

tlOl and on the 10Th they
went il bathing; Nettie Mickey, dsugh
ing house, Edith Bend, daughter Of Col. W.
B. Bend, end Mamie Horn, daughter Of
II. H. Horn, q prominent attorney.
were together when Miss Horn got beyond
her depth and the other girls went to her
rescue. By strange fatality Miss Horn
turned upon her back and foated while her
two would be rsscuers were drowned. The
lost girls were each about l6 years old. The
body Of Miss Mickey was found in twenty
minutes but life was extinct. Miss Bends
body was notfound for several hours.
Saltwater dispatch Of the 23rd says
that a petition is being circulated in Mis-
souri, asking Gov. Hubbard to pardon the
Younger brothers. 1t is oAly 10 wears
since the cOwardly, brutal murder was
commitred, and although the friends Of
the deperadots in Missouri desire their
state car possibly be induced to extend the
kind OF clemency desired to these red
handed murderers. E'-.
On the 23rd, at 6 80 p. M, terrific wind
and hail storm passed over the Grand
Forks section baatirg the grain out. It is
almost a total loss. The storm exten0ed
Paw river report almost a clean sweep. 1t
was the mes. destructive storm of the sea-
son.
Loren =. Fletcher Of Minneapolis has
published a card declining to be candi-
date for the Republican nomination for
Congress in the Fourth Minnesota d,stric.
against j. B. Gi'lfilian. His card indicates
that he will be candidate after Mr.. Gil
fiilan hes had his second term.
Miss Lizzie Yates, young lady residing
at Okabcji, Suljy county, D. T., was
thrown from horse she was riding on the
9O:h and dragged two miles with her foot
in the stirrup. Her head was mashed to a
jolly and her body terribly mangled.
Safe blowers entered the grocery store of
Gilbert Everson in hudson, Wis, on the
morning Of the goth. They blew open the
safe door and the front OF the building us
we'll, $l5o was cbe amount OF booty they got
away with.
At headquarters it is generally under
stood that the Chicago, Milwaukee Il st.
Paul railroad will BE- running trains to Bis
marck before winter sets in. Active grading
operations are in progress within SO miles
of tho city.
J. W. Moore shot and killed ice Hender-
son at Butte, Montana, OH the Gath, and
then killed himself Moore was half Graz Y
and claimed that Henderson owed him 50,
90. Henderson was a prominent merchant
at Butte.
Several citizens of Hutchinson Mimi:
are reported to have died from eating
picked beef. The butcher from whom the
| meat was bought tried it on two Of his
| children both OF whom died.
| The Republicans Of Hughes County, d
T., have instructed their delegates to the
territorisl district convention to favor the
domination Of Hon. o. S. Clifford as de e.
gate to Congress.
The annual session Of the Eationa
conference of charities and corrections Wa.
concluded at St. Paul on the 2lst. Omahs
was selected as the next place of meeting
| The Democrats Of the First M;nnesot.
District have been counting on running
Judge Thomas Wilson of Wjnona for con
gross but he has written letter declining
Prof. Virgins says his great storm wi;
be here Sept. 90. II you are planning au
tumn picnics or nutcing parties remembe
the date: the weather will be fine.
The Northern Pacific earnings for IT,,
first week i'll July were S253,23l; for IT,,
same week last year they were S2322, O55,
| giia of 22i,i7:'.
Il IS reported shat L. s. Albright O
! Pierre, d. lard Dr.. Barbour If Fort Ben
nett arc TO settle their difficulties by
| duel.
The Manitoba censas commissioner pre-
diets a population CT $4,000 in tina
province. lie has commenced taking tn,
| census.
The Milwaukee, saengecfest has cos
1000 for the preparations, and is backed
BY y guaranty fluid Of $l50, 900.
At the Fourth Minnesota Congressiona
district the convention has been called /,
meet st Minneapolis Oh 25th Aug Their,
will be rs delegates.
Albert Schetfer OF st. Paul hos decided
not to be a candidate for Governor OF Min
Lcsota.