The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1886-09-23

The Congregations triennial council
will meet in Chicago next month.
The Arkansas legislature will be LARGELY
Democratic.
A severe winter Is predicted for the
Californians this year.
Tie Connecticut onion crop is . failure
this season.
TIM OLD WORLD
Elaborate precautions were taken to
protect the car during the journey to
Poland to witness the army maneuvers.
Soldiers armed with loaded rifles watched
the railway. The train was divided into
three sections. When passing stations the
windows were closed and the blinds drawn
down; in order to prevent the disc overy of
the carriage occupied by the car. After
roland where similar precautions will be
taken for his protection, $1,000 soldiers
being utilized for this service.
The North German Gazette SAYS: There
is no prospect OF tho Reinforcement of
Prince Alexander. Even if the sobranie
reflects Alexander the signers of the
Berlin treaty will hardly consent to his
return. 1t IS not likely that Russia and
England will come to an agreement verv
soon regarding the throne Of Bulgaria.
The Official Messenger SAYS that the
mission of Gen. Baron Kaulbars to Sofia is
to acquaint himself with the condition Of
affairs in Bulgaria and by his counsel ena-
pc ple me bu!garlans to e1tricate themselves
oy Peaceable and orderly means from the
critical position in which Bulgaria has
been placed by recent events.
AtLondon, on the 18th, the annual con-
gress OF scientists was opened at tho same
time that the German scientific exhibition
was 1nauRurated. Twenty-seven hundred
professional scientists attended the open
| lnH session of the congress. The openinr
address was delivered by Prof. Rudolph
The appointment of Gen. Kaulbars a.
Russian agent 1t Sofia, IL not regarded
with favor at Berlin. Tho Taxeblatt .av.
that ne is brutal Moscovite, whose do
lngs, when Russian minister of war in Bull
garla' soon caused Prince Alexander to
dispense with his services.
Advices from Santo Domingo of the Cpd
ult., say that the revolution there has lost
ground: that the advantage was all with
the government and unless something ex-
traordinary. happened, the revolution
would soon be crushed.
The Russian sugar manufacturers have
succeeded in inducing the government to
continue the granting of bounties to Rms
sian traders, and have therefore Abandoned
their intention of reducing the output.
NJ. Magnin, governor of the Bank of
France, will, it is expected, soon resign, as
ne suffers greatly from govt. He will
PROBABLY be succeeded by n. Sardi Car
The German Gillian tribunal at San
tiago de Chilli began inquirinx into the
claims Of German subjects arising from
the late war with Peru and Bolivia.
Turkey has ordered the establishment of
. hve days quarantine against all arrivals
from ports on the Danube, because of tho
existence OF cholera in Buda-Pesth.
Bishop Clement is Of tho opinion that the
best way to put an end to the deadlock is
to effect reconciliation between the Car
and Prince Alexander. O~'
Specialists declare that tn, new Mann.
hcner repeating rife now being manufac-
Gured !or the Austrian army Is the most
perfect ride ever invented.
Sir Charles Dixie has returned to London.
us already announced that he will reen.
ter public life as the proprietor and editor
OF London daily newspaper.
The Dublin Freeman's Journal urpes the
people to refrain from all manifestations
OF welcome to Lord Londonderry on his .r
rival there. 'A'
l DIR. x. Won Yehlozar, the Prnsslan envov
20 the Vatican, has had his return to Rome
postponed In order to await fresh instruc-
The Pope, In Difference to the wishes If |
french Catholics, has postponed the dis |
pstcn OF legate to China.
NORTHW EsTERN NEWS.
The Minnesota W. G. T. u. closed II.
zenith annual convention at Faribault. Tho
treasurer, Miss A. NJ. Henderson Of Mime
spolis made the following annual report:
receipts 1ncorporation dues, 1854. 78: or.
$S6S.33; miscellaneous purnose.
',.a 81; Tor Sank Rapids cyclone sufferers,
go; total, 315o.466. Dis S bnes%sn.
lion. ?49l "a; Sank Rapids cvclone snf1ar-
u.s. 1890; work among tho iumbermen
IT, ~, total, 81, 550.S5. The deficiency, S48 19'
.IS treasurer donated. The matter Of de-
9s annusl convention, was Eft ' so
me committee. The general imnre~
1 Is that 1t will be held at Mahkato or
ted Wing. A number Of chanees 49,
naue IN the constitution aud BY law. Int
' .onS OF any great importance. The usual
Ss e OF thanks were adopted, also {
ne following: That We urge our eovernor 1
. . appoint at least one lady upon the State
ections and charities. Also that ~ man..
ra!lze the next legislature to enact a a. I
aaklog scientific temperance instruction ,
19mPulsory IN our public schools, Anal to !
$50 !!eglsete Tor better projection of tie
al unions do not fail to earnestls nras. 4
onward the White Gross work in the;r
and circulate for sienatnre. .
ae Petitaons TOR the protection OF women 9
NO &1rls, as sent out by the department Of G
9n. purity; and also the petitions Of tho
.s UL!o W. y: 1. u, and to circulate these
ress of the state. That as an orFani ;ae b
on, We approve the action OF. tie n -.
onal W. C. T. d. in indor:ins
lat political party which FMS. =
scents the best embodiment of onr Il
E1nciples ana the best assurance Of pro-
ctlon 70 our homes. THAT in this, as in :.
eet argument with ar1ument. mis-. =
dgment with patience, aud ali difficuities q
Id dangers with prayers" and tbst - Il
. society, will observe the dav. ~
art by our. national officers az
importance sabbath and day Of PRAYER. 2
'mely Oct 16 and II. That " ~ 9
'meoisse steps towards iucorpor.tinSI