The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1886-10-07

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nibal, No. Loss. $4,000; insurance, $4,000
The census Of Rhode Island shows ma
jority Of II, COG favor of the women.
Job n. Conrad, st. Louis hveryman,
found . dynamite bomb in his Office.
It Is said that the knights Of Labor have
decided against strikers.
Thirty buildings at Deland, Fla, wore
burned. Loss $4,000.
tie at Marshal, Mo.
Mrs. U. g. Grant wants to sell her cottage
| 1T Long Branch.
THE OLD WORLD
The win Of the Due d'Aumale, bequeath.
Ing his great estates at Chantilly, with all
their appurtenances, works of art, books
and revenues, to the French institute in
trust for the people of France for ever, is
dated in 1854. The duke explains that he
wishes to have tho transfer made now for
tho express purpose Of averting legal ham,
pering, which might be instituted by
will is accompanied by but one condition
and that 10 that the property must be pre-
| served intact as it shall be on the dav it
comes into the possession Of the trustees.
The estates are to be called the Condo mu-
scum, are to be opened to the public at
| least twice q week during six months of
the year.
| A Sofia telegram says: Gen. Kaulbar's
moderation Is due to telegram from NJ.
De Giers, to the effect that Russia did not
wish to interfere with tho Bulgarian con-
att Tint NTH fk,n 80
that state. NJ. Stambuloff has informed
Gen. Kaulbars that all the ministers and
| regents are willing to give pledge that
Alexander will not be reelected. The in
quiry into the revolution has been con-
cluded. The sobranje will be asked to en-
power court martial to try the offenders.
| It is reported that three ex.ministers are
| Implicated. The accused will, with the ex-
ception of the leaders, be dealt with leni-
emily.
The Eastern Morning News, of Hull,
England, has received letter bearing the
London postmark and signed zone of
Them" announcing that the Fenians in
tend to burn Hull aud will set fire to the
town at twenty different points simu tan
eously: The writer says he is disgustec
with his brother Fenians. He enjoins Sc
crecy upon che editor of the News, saying
that he, the writer, will be murdered il the
Fenians discover that he divulged the plot.
| Mr.. Gladstone has received proof COPY
of manifesto to be issued by the Liberal
federation, advocating nome rule for both
ply assures the fed grafton that il he feeIs
grateful tor Scotland's action on the Irish
question, he feels yet more confident con-
corning the efficacy of that action in the
future.
The Duke de Seville, under imprison-
ment in Spain for having attempted to
! force his way into the queens presence
| while he was on military duty at the
palace, shortly after King Alfonso's
death, has issued manifesto in which he
! complains that he is harshly treated in
prison and prOnOunces in favor of a re-
public.
It is stated positively that Gen. Kaul-
| bars, in conse quence of hints from st. Pc
tersburg, had moderated his attitude with
the regency and has become more concilia-
| tory: An immediate relaxation of the ten
sion between Russia and Bulgaria is there
| fore considered probable.
The French member of the Egyptian
debt commission has addressed to the
powers a protest against the manner in
which the English are using the funds
raised by the last loan guaranteed by the
powers.
Floods are devastating the Godavoy dis
trict. Some villagers tried to cut a dam
| to relieve their own village of water at the
expense OF other villages. A fierce fight en-
sued, in which 100 natives were killed.
The Turkish war department contem-
plates equipping and drilling 10000 Kur-
dish horsemen in the same manner that
oEa
| drilled.
The soldiers of the French army are to be
furnished with pocket hardkerchiefs on
ulatlons aud useful information generally.
At a meeting yesterday of London bank
ers it was dedided to raise fund for per-
manent colonial exhibition, in accordance
with the suggestion of the prince Of Wales.
The French have formed a military post
at Villa Harbor, Sandwich Islands, ono of
the New Hebrides group, with the inten-
ton OF establishing the township Of Villa.
Herr Schwab, a German merchant of
Hamburg, has presented an art hall to
Hamburg, with 12S oil paintings by modern
English and French artists.
The Moscow Gazette declares that thirty
Bulgarians have been whipped to death
for expressing sympathy with Russia's &C.
ton in Bulgaria.
Turkeys agents abroad report that the
peace of Europe is endangered by the tenn
per Of the English and Austrian cabinets
against Russia.
ltallan grain growers are reduced to a
desperate conition by taxes, high rents,
and above all by competition from the
United States.
In 1896 William Buckets of Holland
sailed the first barrel of behring's, and now
his grateful countrymen are about to
yet memor able discovery.
Complete returns of the French census
show the population to be, in round num-
bers, IS ,OO0, 00o-an increase of only 100000
! in five years.
The governments Of Prussia, Austria,
| Saxony and Hesse have refused at present
to interest themselves in the cremation
congress.
The death is announced in London of
Rev. William Hepworth Thompson, D. D.,
F. s. A. He was in his seventy seventh
year.
A movement is on foot to erect a mon.
ument to Abbe List at Oldenburg with
subscriptions raised at home and abroad.
Catholic seminary in China has been
burned by natives and thousand native
Catholic adherents placed in manacles,
! The Congo free state has refused to grant
a railway concession to a firm of English
men because they were too exacting.
On Sunday, at Constantinorle and
Smyrna sharp shocks of earthquake were
felt, and slight damage done.
The workshops aud sttached buildings
at the Villiers dry docks at Swansea,
England, have been burned,
The Pope, in Difference to the wishes of
French Catholics, has postponed the dis
patch Of a legate to China.
President Grevy has sanctioned the