The Worthington advance., 1886-09-02

day evening the furious storm coming, up
ana they we're unsble to manage the boat
which was dnaly upset.
l The Indian farmers Of the Yakima rsserv-
alton, Wash, have this year, In addition
to sufaciency Of fgrain for their own needs
suEplusl9e OF between seven and eight
thousand bushels for tho market.
The ooroner's jur5 In the Haddoct case
at Sioux City, H., reached verdict
August 28th, but it was not made public
on the 1rotnd that It might interiors with
arrests sought to be made.
Lanesboro, Mimi, had Q 42O, 600 fire in the
business portion Of the town on tho 2sd,
The heaviest losses were 81. e. kchelhere.
hardware, 5000 and r R. Greer, eenerej
merchandise, 5000.
= Partridges and quaiis arc numerous in
Wisconsin this season for the lrst time in
ten years. This is attributed to the dry
season, which has been favorable for bird.
Matching.
J. Urquhart, the Holstein cattle owrer,
has completed the first silo in Columbia
county, Wis. 1t ID Sx12 feet, and is prac.
tically under ground, being built into a
A report from Trempealeau County,
Wis, puts winter wheat at an average
yield, spring wheat one eighth, oats three.
fourths. corn two-thirds, hay half an aver.
age yield.
An incendiary fire at Brandon, Wis,
Aug. %, burned a carpenter shop, hard
ware store: tie Times building, coal sheds
and damaged lumber yard. Loss SIS, 600.
At Shakopee, Minn., on the 26th, two
horses dropped dead on the street from
sunstroke. One was a valuable animal
owned by Frank Nicolin Of Jordan.
A boat containing Eve men was over.
turned IN Lake Pepin five miles below Red
Wing, during the storm Saturday evening
and three OF the number drowned:
At Red Wing the deed has been recorded
conveying to Violet Perkins the residence
property Of Gov. L. F.. Hubbard on Fourth
street. Consideration, $4,000
H. II. Littell, general passenger and
freight agent Of the Minnesota & North
western r. r., with headquarters at st
Paul, has resigned.
The recent rains has SO improved the
cranberry crop that in the vicinity of To.
NAH, Wis.,, there will be half an average crop
ofsplendid fruit.
l The cool wave which struck in Aug. 2Stn
caused q stampede from the summer re-
sorts In the northwest and general c!Osing
has ensued.
At East Saint Cloud, Minn, Aug 2s, two
iutoxicated painters got into a row and
pistols were used, both men being hurt.
Real estate dealers of Minnesota will
convene at Morris, Sept IA, for the pur-
pose OF organizing state association.
Sheriff Hauk, of Cavalier County, OAK,
arrested for murder and strangely admit.
ted to bail. is fugitive from justice.
Jerould County, Oak, farmers, lost thou
sands Ct dollars worth of grain from not
having binding twine in time.
H. Fricke and Ed Cubic have been
arrested at Glencoe Minn., charged with
minor burglaries.
The lumber mills at Crookston, Minn.,
and vicinity shut down, owing to a
scarcity OF logs.
Daniel Dodge, whose wife is at Spring.
vile, N. Y, was kicked to Death by q horse
at Benson, MINI.
Lightning struck a barn at Prescott
Wis, on the 10Th, and killed two son: OF
Herman Davis.
The house of DR.. Guernon at Little
Falls, Minn., was burgiar;zed on the eth,
and $25 stolen.
Gov. Alger's party with Gen. and Mrs.
Logan, passed Sunday, Aug. @, at Thomp.
sons Falls, Mont.
The coroncrs jury in the Haddcck case,
are still taking testimony at Sioux City,
Iowa.
Two Mormon preachers are at work in
Douglass and Genoa, Olmstead county,
Mimi.
Fire at Mento, Dak., destroyed business
block, Aug. %.