The Worthington advance., 1888-08-02

consequences. There isn't q rose on tho
liquor sellers wife.s bonnet that didn't cost
roses from some other wonan's check not {.
jewel upon his daughterss fingers but cost
jcwels from some manly lives. tell you to-
night as Southern man, that God will
smite this country unles wo tako measures
to protect the womanhood OF tho country
II there isn't enough manhood in this cQun-
try to protect woman, lot us put tho ballot
into the hands OF our women.
Some days ago we'll dressed person xalked
into " !aribault hotel and registered from
milwaukee,, and inquiredthe whereabouts ofone
OF the prominent men Of the city. He spoke
familiarl:- of him to the landlord, saying lie
would haze to hunt li'o up ae he had bust
ness with him. The Ian dlorl assigned q
room 70, to his guest and took up his baggage.
The cntloman partook Of several meals, BE-,
ing very liberal in his praises, After several
days and no return Of the guest tho landlord
began to feel q little npyvous, and looked to:
see what his guest Rad iet for security. Tho
henry baggage contained = eood-sizh rock
and the small piece bag Of sand.
The tug Mystic arrived at Port Townsend
from Alaska with tho schooner Dolphin,
Grace, Ada and Anna Beck in tow. These
legal seal fishing, and will be sold at public
auction Aug. %,
a man giving tho name of ". B. Gillett of
Boston, who sojourned at the Queens hotel
IN Winnipeg, has done up q Winnjpeger, Mr.
Radford, to the extent Of $1,7O0. Gillctt
produced bank drafts to this amount and
skipped for Minnesota.
War hns broken ont afresh in Pike county,
Ky. Detectives arrived there looking for
"kentucky Bill" u desperate. They ran
foul of thu Mccoy party, who supposed the
detectives hctt
sned. 1t is believed that John Dottson Nc
Coy was killed. A number Of others were
wounded. The clothing Of the detectives
was riddled with the bullets from the 500
shots that wore fired.
1t is learned that the object Of the plot
which was discovered at Rustchuk was to
murder Prince Ferdinand. Two of tho ring
leaders, Bogutetf and Ivanoil, have boon ar
rested.
John Miller, q wealthy farmer seven mflee
north Of Hastings, Nebraska, was found dead
in his wagon this afternoon upon his return
from Hastings. Ho was Of quarrelsome and
vengetul nature, and was arrested some time
ago for incendarism. 1t Is supposed that he
was drugged in Hastings.
Robert Hogan, q clerk IN the office Of Supt.
Cosgrave, Of the Northwestern, was arrested
at "inonn,, MINI. He confessed to have
stolen gold watch belonging to Mrs. G. +.
Hummer, and also n revoler from a eatchel
in the depot. He Is boy Of about twontv
years. end had been implicitly trusted. His
parents are very respectable people
Two men, named Henry and Marta, Ger
mans, We're murdered near Washtucha lake
Washington Tcrrritory. N. O. Dluthem is
charged with tho crime, and warrant has
been issued for his arrest.
United States Marshall Gross has received
letter from Harlan, Kentucky stating that
fv ia rt Nit
men armed with Winchesters and that ha
will try to hold it. The whiskyites ore arm-
Ing and threaten to have blood for the do
| struction Of their property. William Ho-
ward, who has q record ofthrce men killed by
him, is their leader. The letter states there is
| certain to be further trouble.
The work of launching the big Nova Scotia
| timber raft was superintended by an expert
! sent from New York by the owner. The raft
! was taken in tow by q tug to a safe anchor-
! age. The boats have been ordered from Bos.
! ton to take the rsrft in tow. Tho raft will be
insured for 100000.
A freight train broke IN two on the Omaha
| & Republican Valley railroad near Yutan
| Nebraska, and Wabash car loaded with
shollcd corn was ditched. While the train
men were transferring the corn to another
cred the bodies of six dead tramps in tho car
They had been stealing a ride and the ditch
ing of the car caused them to be amothered
to death in the corn. Three bodies are iden
tilted. One is the body Of John c. Taylor
cigarmaker Louisville, KY: another is that
more, Neb., and third is that Of Charles 4
Talbot, who had letters from Columbus, Ncb
The other three aro unknown.
| Fremont Evans deliberately murdered
Bertha Shultz in Pawnee City, Nebraska.
! Evans, who was second cook at the Exchange
hotel, had been paying attention to Miss
Schultz, a laundry girl at the hotel, and c
few days ago proposed marriage to her. Sht
refused him, which greatly provoked him
Afterwards. while Bertha was in a neighbor
ing yard, Evans met her and stabbed her te
the heart with penknife She died immedi
ately. Evans, who is in JAIL. was very COO
and deliberate, and even boosted that b.
sharpcned his penknife for the purpose O
numbering the girl.
A German named Clotten had been or
rested for threatening to murder Mr. Glad
stone. Clotten, when questioned by tn,
police, SAID he had sent the manuscript of .
story to Mrs. Gladstone with the request
that she read it. When he asked for tho re
turn Of the copy he was told that it hat
been mislaid and could not be found. II.
then wrote the letter to Mr.. Gladstone.
Eugene Zenzins, thirty years Of age, com
mitted suicide in the Meridian Street NJ. L
| cAis'CA ttO AHuhHttPViAo, "HaAo tt'cSAuAAS
prayer meeting. Lying near him was a1
empty bottle that had contained carboli
acid. Zenzins came there in April iron
Minneapolis. where his parents lived, ant
shortly afterward married q Miss Murphy
He always had plenty of money, which heg
from wealthy relatives. No cause Dut tha
of dcspondency over tho suicide of his fathc
and mother recently could be assigned TO
the act.
A gang of trsnips near Ashtabu]a Ohio
was attacked by tho police. but most OF then
got away. Those who escaped zero armed
with revolvers, and ut night attacked tn
conductor of a local freight train on tn
lake shore road, and compelled him to tax
them on board. They broke open u car an
farmer firing into his house. A compan.
and after q sharp battle nineteen of the gan.
were captured.
Seward Van Camp, aged forty years, va
Instantly killed in the Kansas City yards, a
Lyle, MINI. He was helping to put true
under a car, when the car swayed and he wa
caught between the journal and the car, hi
head being taken of. He leaves four chi
dren. His relatives live at Otranto.
A man giving his name as Thomas Car
who has been working on the Willmar 1
Sioux Falls road ut Granite Fails, Nipr, al
tempted to commit suicide ut Harris hote
He shot himself in tho right temple with
revolver. The ball is lodged ut the base {
the brain. Tho man il conscious and says b
| come from Wisconsin but that his folks liv
in Iowa. He had been drinking. His ago
thirty years.