The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1889-01-31
FOREIGN INTELLIGENCE.


clared that he saw some of their baggage
and other personal effects at Khartoum.
ADv1cEs Of the ed from West Africa
say that eleven native policemen, headed
by British officer, in a conflict with o
hundred and thirteen of the enemy
AT Athens Megara aud Archoya, in
Greece, an earthquake, accompanied by a
violent gale, occurred on the 22d.
The death of Cabanel, the famous
French painter, occurred in Paris on the
23d at the age Of seventy years.
A DECREE was issued by the Spanish
Government on the 23d granting amnesty
to all press and political offenders and tc
the soldiers who took part in the rising in
Madrid in 1886.
On the 25th Father Mccarthy, charged
with melting boycott at Clonakllty, Ire.
land, was sentenced to four months i'm.
prisonment
ADvlCEs of the 2sth from Zanzibar state
that Rev. Mr.. Brooks, IN English mission.
airy, and sixteen of his followers had beer
murdered by the natives.
A TELEGRAM Of the 25th from Zanzibar
says that an American sailing vessel
bound from Zanzibar to Madagascar was
fred on by German vessel and one OF
n0t m8StS was OrOKol:A
A MAN named Rudolph and his family,
consisting of six persons, were suffocated
to death on the 25th at Croscon, SaxoaE
by the escape of coal gas from stove.
LATER.
The Grand Opera House at Duluth was
burned, on the morning Of the 28tb, and is
total loss together with stocks of mer-
chants, law and other libraries. Senator
Whiteman was rescued from his room in
the third story In half suffocated condi-
hon. The post Office was destroyed but
The mails were saw d. Loss. 100000
PRosPECToRs struck hard coal at depth
Of 20 feet on the 26th, near Yankton,
Oak.
APARr1 of young folks were returning
lrom party near Beloit, Wis, on the
10Th, when the horses became frightened
and ran away with four girls In the car
rfage. They all jumped out, and Maggie
Halligan was instantly killed. Ellen
Roherty's skull was crushed and the other
two girls We're seriously injured. -.
HENRY ADAMS, stableman at the barns
Of the Brooklyn Street Car Company, was
killed by strikers on the 9th.
A FEW days ago'an infant died in Pierre,
than Christian scientists Later the peo-
pie he'd an Indignation meeting and or.
dered the scientists to leave the city:
They remain under the pro ection of the
sheriff
New York City, shot and killed himself on
the 9th after twice shooting and severely
injuring Mr. Gebhardt, with whom he
boarded He shot at the children bu,
missed them.
A COLLISION occurred on the N. Y. p & O.
Railway near Gallon, O., on the 9th be.
tween fast stock train and engine. An
engineer, fireman and three boys were
badly hurt
The German side of the Samoan difficulty
was made public on the 18th. 1t differ
from au previous versions entirely. Ac'
cording to the German report, an American
correspondent named Klein is responsible
for the whole trouble. & 1sti
On the night of the Goth q young Poll
named August Tsnto attempted to Kill thu
whole family of Christian Htochal. uyinr
near Lansing, Mich Az the family were
retiring for the night four shots were flreJ
through window, two of which struck
Hrh Stochal killing her instantly. The
rest Of tho family escaped
WHILE the steamer Republic was making
fast ut the docks, New York, on the 9th
IN accident to her machinery caused thu
engine room to I'LL with steam very serious
" scald1ng all the engineer and dremen.
ANNIE E1sENHARpT, . nurse In the Coope,
hospital ct Camden, n. J.. Was murlsrously
assaulted on the second door Of the build
ing On the night q tho s28th BY an un.
known person. e tss(zz$g
Tn entire family Of Robert sohes, Of Il
Crosse, Via, were poisoned on the 18th b
eating bologna sausage.
6oau unknown person opened i switch
On the railroad near Reidsvillo, N Con til,
night Of the 9th and : freight train VA
wrecked Firpm IN Adams and brakeman
L. were kil1td