The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1888-11-22

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the Northern Express Company st Tacoma,
". 4. disappeared on the 18th, taking with
him 80 600 belonging TO the company.
FRsIaHr and passenger trains collided
on tho 18th at Valley Falls, w. Va, and
seven men were killed.
PETER SHELBY, an aged farmer at Lords
town, O., on the 18th shot aud killed his
wife, who was sixty years old, with y rifle.
He was supposed to be insane
THB failure Of the Bank Of Durham at
Durham. n G., occurred on the 18th with
liabilities Of &401 900, and the collapse
caused the failure Of +. j. Parish, tobacco
manufacturer, for $780, 600, and J.*.W.
Blackwell, Q contractor, for t11O 600.
WHILE crossing . railway bridge on the
10th at Circleville, O.. three little girls
were struck by an engine and killed.
OFFICIAL returns on the 18th from
Louisiana make the vote for President at
the recent election a. follows: Cleveland,
&,941; Harrison, 80, 1871; Fisk, 100. Cleve-
lands plurality over Harrison, 81, 760 Out
Of six Congressman one Republican was
elected.
Ar the session of the knights of Labor
on the 18th in Indianapolis General Master
Workman Powderly delivered his address
in which he declared that the order had
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order had maintained an existence in the
face Of the most discouraglng circumstan-
ces, and that, although the membership
had greatly decreased, it would still con-
tinue to exist
IN the recent election the Republicans Of
Michigan elected nine Congressman and
the Democrats two. 5g-
THE recent overflow Of the Wabash and
Ohio rivers near Evansville, Ind, de-
stroyed over one hundred thousand bush
els of corn.
]. r. WOODRUFF and +. Matthews, prom
inent citizens of Pc Mt Cooper, La, killed
each other on the 18th in quarrel over q
land purchase.
The sessions Of the Woman's Con gress
closed at Detroit on the 10th. Mrs. Julia
Ward Howe was reelected president.
OFFICIAL returns on the 10th of the
Presidential and Gubernatorial vote in
Missouri at the recent election give these
totals: Cleveland, PSI, 957; Harrison, 1885,
1926; Fisk, 1854; Streeter. $3.50; total,
5l9,0S9; Cleveland's plurality, Is, 632;
Francis (Dem), 255,s22; Kimball rep J,
SOL; Manring (Labor), 15,s49; Lowe
(Pro.). 3,O76; Francis plurality. 1921.
OFFICIAL returns ON the 10Th from the
Con gressional districts made the Indiana
delegation stand ten Democrats and three
Republicans, Democratic gain of four.
A LONE highwayman stopped the stage
near San Louis Obespo, CAL, on the 10th,
and secured about fifty dollars from four
passengers. He also took all the regis
tered mail matter.
On the 10th several sheen belonging to
c. j. Myers, living near Cincinnati, o.,
| died OF hydrophobia, three weeks after
they were bitten by a dog.
CAPTAIN JOHN MILLER was killed in q
quarrel on the 10th on his farm near
Jamestown, Ind. T.. by James Ables. a
| tenant Miller was regarded as danger
Gus man, being credited with having
killed no less than thirty.two persons.
The two young sons of John Marvin, a
| wealthy farmer living near st. Cloud,
Mimi, broke through thin ice while skat-
ing on the 10th and were drowned.
On the 10Th the report that five men had
been lynched by "Bald -Knobbers'' in
Christian County, Mo-, was pronounced
| false.
A FREIGHT train on the Missouri Pacific
railroad went through bridge on the
10th near Eldorado, Kan, and the engine
and ten cars were completely wrecked, one
hundred cattle being killed and many 9th.
ers crippled.
The firm of Lindauer Brothers & Co.,
wholesale dealers in Chicago, failed on the
18th for 500 600
The Supreme Court Of Illinois on the
10th reversed the decision of the Cook
County criminal court and granted Ed
Mcdonald, the Chicago ''boodler,' new