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The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1889-07-25

OFFICIAL PAPER.
4 The WorthlEstonA DvANc1is the Oa,sial Pa
'Eobles County,
Villake Of Worthington.
u. S. Land O@0e.
partios desiring to keep posted In any public
aIter relating to Mobiles county must have the
DvANC1.
Telegram-herald., 1889-08-06

seEn N1as-ier s. In lssels hsAitA
SsaaE dssr.eta fosllaa.stsl- Genera ~
Nsx.es 1as ES4s
s. Iouis hss 1aeaes - AL tkAt laa
y ~ : b ielI IS a.e- t-ere
l1.s laa4 la ttrn Australia eNut apa
oou-iels 1s4rig q -. .-e AoIsa II lana
A hurricane swe,t oxeg IsQF \ 4 sas-
us4sy AftsEaoea essnT great ~auAge
Ybs1t reports e1e nol promising on ias
-.tl4.1. tKcee. la lie 40 llsl. lari 81
Fr&aos
Tsef.nci4l Secretary Ratiassu w1s So
sstlr44x se 80 la 4s fgeIll.l ~ lll-
tl-aIea.a
4as A.aeaaI lGfioTik Association - uae
V4itsa S,Ntss s4esls iu Dslrs.l Aus ass 81.
- - al-
4 cloud. .aafst neaf Grenada Mss satur
oss ALLIED s1o person ana dl1 Gresi dana
sss - 0rea4
I1s P1eslasrf Save be VII us q visit buf-
f4l4s International L1p.Gition tAas el'sas
SsItealaei {.
4olrisls 1ast rctefned frem The Yellow
stone fsrk siets tast -Asre s Es 1<lKoT
tIou forest Ar.s tl-ra
New Yosk Cty was visited SATURDAY,
nigh1 ~ . Eeaff atsi two inches ~
ea-oz i&l-ns a. niiJ le.es
Charles Io.saLn. . ee.4se1 Jockey Sas
thrown from 4 horae ss.d kll-ea y bile prac-
Ucins - nzyioa, 0. Saturday
geu timber ssnaylsiers have been arrested
II f2.e Turtle Aouutsfn re~ion and t&kt
u 0FEnd lsrAa - z foF tslai
william Tstes committed suicide reoent-
lv al Irla. Pa. because h4s a1.anceo .u-
sisieC o. Postponisg the wed1ing
"a. e..Ia.raf r,rI-rr.r-s 81. lnrk.rn
gMioal Y1lsoA 0S4c given a. .1ancil a.toD
Cay entertainment saturday night
1he Ir4z-l. lnd ndnen as Jet show ne
inteuuoa a. returning L. work and
looks ss < the t.ik. Nll oo4ti@as fer solue
TINS
Frederick Ngscssr. of York Pa. left tis
toen FRIDAY an- hls whereabouts are new
unknown Ie Is soouse1 - T4.sIns e5t
o. bogls paper
The Senate COMMITTEES on Irrigation vac
g. Huron Saturday. It declares there De-
wes.tA O. wase- 10 he Lad by irrigation in
South DzAot- and advises tie tanners o
bore foT IL
Attorney General Kellogg O. Kansas Aai
received telegram statisg tAst there Il
danger % ssreus trouble and possib.s
bloodShrd ia Garfield County over tie io-
cation o. tie county seaL
The seuate COMMITTEES on AlSska hsf
reLchec Cai,or la anc SAYS that Sitls j.
dead town and hat ths Indlans are very
ifnuo-aL Z. does ROT believe that Aiasks
can fupport deise population
The New Io-k pot ofrce L-s inaugnrntsc
the special dsEve-v o. letters on Sunday,
and hereafter al letters bearing e special.
delivery starp VIII le delivered 10 t1er
addresses every day 20 -le week
Real estate above one Hundred and Tenth
street in New York Ci.y continues 10 riss
Ia value. One mau toughs Si7s, JJ5 worta
81 lots on One Iundrel aad Twenty fourth
street last WccE 10 hold until Ss2
Both the Bufslars and the british a. they
push fUtber and further iuto Asa pay
Crsnt attention 20 the aTbcriculture pisnt
ing trees shrubs ard noVors wherever
they form q scttlemen6 j 20 Tesult is tazi
Central Asia is being Teforescc1
TIE explosion ~ s boiler ~ Clmbcrt
TUyev's con. works near Mcaeespo-f Pa.
Saturday completely wrecked the LoloI
and engine house ard instantly killed ils
engineer. Louis Erb 1hree others were
badly scaidea and rnuy not recover
Telegram-herald., 1889-08-06
BEHIND TIE BARS.

John l. Sullivan Reaches Jackson, Miss,
and Proceeds 10 Hold IA Reception. which
l. Br0ken Up by the GoVsrnor's Order
10 Jail the s,ugger-EilrAin Arrssted in
Virginia
JAcksoN. Miss, Aug John = Sullivan
is languishing IN the city jail On his al
rival at the depot Sunday he was met by
Bud RenaUd. John Duffy. c ". Eich,
Colonel Jones 5. Hamilton and several
local eD0rts and admirers They ell
marched 10 tue hotel. where dinner
had been provided for them. The
crowd followed and shouted for
Sullivan until he went into the
rotun6a. where he was introduced BY
Colonel Hamilton and shook hands with
hundreds. but finally had 10 retire u h.s
room. snl tho crowd was shut or This
demonstration so angored TIE Govornor
tha. ne ordered Sullivan locked up in the
city Jail, saving he did not intend 70 allow
q prisoner charged with a serious crime 10
be holding q leyoe and making a farce OF
Justice.
NoRFoLx. Va, Aug. 5.-Jake Kilrain has
been arrested on the beach 1T Ocean View
by Detective Norris lie was taksn back 70
Hampton, where he has been staying FOR
several DAYS
Telegram-herald., 1889-08-06

T. Pan CourfT. Vl-Fn r. there "a an "a
and noncrab'e family un-.e3 IarfaL Wh~n
tho ci~h war boga- there were fvo broth
er-. y-.1E uen. who ferea 1r opinion
crrce~r.nE taeu 6HtT one ~ taeu went
ir-ofte r CA army ard vas - 81 ~ tb.
bette e PerrTv.l Tne ctner.s Ger ser~-
i~r fcrr v-srs i1 ths Confaferafe sruv.
,-as.zI- "a ~ CD Hsrhcr Arer the var
vas over fhe'r aged fzsr-r found foeir rs-
rosirs brol r-t them bone. buried them
si5s ~ 1s. and erected 2 sirarls nnroie
ssaff crer tte two f-s7-s Tp7B q he
rats sea % ne inscribed tts pat1sfc ssrt
tc-f ,-T ~ --vs wt'~h vas ftrttr
Tier fatter coa 4 rot fed is in his bean
n & ~ fe fefrTesa b.sfve dead trrs nnd
Pc seIs. ~. -tr Fa-ksT 10 Ess~sE sIors car
lu5rs fhenr
Telegram-herald., 1889-08-06
RlOTOUS MINERS.

A Reign or Terror In the Coke DiSt-Tcs-
Houses Demolished and Women and
Children Driven Out-Tho Sheriff Al
most Poweriess-
PTTTsBUEGH, Pa, Aug. 5-A riot has
broken out in tie coke region and the stu
alton Is now very threatening. All the
works are idle with the exception OF
the Schoonnaker Coke Company At
an early hour go strikers formed ii
body and swooped down upon Il
little hamlet where the meu, working AZ
the Alice mines live. and raided almost
every house. Doors were broken
down and stones thrown through TIE
windows Men were assaulted and
their wives and children were forced TO
fee from their homes Tho strikers
informed the Alice employees that they
lad been notified not TO continue
wo-k, and Il they still refused 20 obey
they would be more severely dealt with.
Sheriff Miller has been notified TO send
deputies 20 tho various works where tle
men are still 1t work lie sheriff Is almost
poverless 20 handle - 900 strikers Should
they persist 81 their lav.eSs course Pinker-
ton guards wiz be placed On duty.
Telegram-herald., 1889-08-06
GOT 4 NEW LEASE OF LIFE.
Successful Administration o: Dr. Brown
Sequard's Elixir OF Life.

IxDTAvA2oLIs. Ind. Aug. 5.--The Brown
scquard elixir OF lie was tried hero Sat
urdsy on Noah Clark dec-epit old man,
s-ffI With rheumatism. and FOR many years
barely ahlo 70 walk The extract from
parts OF lamb killed within
tro hours Of the operation was ad-
Iain.s.eTed II ths manner de-
scrfbed ly D. Hammond Ia his ex-
periroents FosT hours after the operation
Mr Clark walked over mile II twenty
five minutes lie declared that nc felt bet
ter and moro vigorous shan &c had az a. v
time hs;ore In TWENTY-FIVE years 10 even
read q newspaper without glasses which
be bad not doas before in thirty years
Telegram-herald., 1889-08-06
WILLIAM IN LONDON.
Hc Confers n Military Command Upon
Queen Victoria


LoSDoS, Aug. 5.-Emperor William, the
Prince OF Waies aud Prince Albert Victor
On saturday inspected number OF repre-
sentative Br.tish ships at Portsmouth. after
which they Fotnruea to the Osborne House
for a family dinner. Emperor William
wore the undress uniform OF British Ad
miraL
Emperor William has conferred unon the
Queen tho c0mmsnd o. tho Tat Dra-
goon Guards of Dor.in and upon fho Duke
o. CAMBRIDGE tho honorary toouc.cT % a
regiment OK infantry. The document con-
foTring the appointment upon tac Queen
begins
Most l,iustrious Ersudmoihcr; . is .
srccial ho.sr lor 10 - Lo ar's 20 curou yea
in an army in which your sons ald rranasoEs
and otAer relations have n.ieG n0aoGa9.e pos.-
tons f,- many years
Tho Qaeen IN return has made the En-
pcror an honorary Admiral OF the British
navy This has been conferred upon no
other German Prince si1cc the slime o;
-rcferirE The Great
Telegram-herald., 1889-08-06

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o. an trnafI~fr tat sr ee vt.rh
vr~fs r~s e~ff ~ HrrrseeE lerfrf- -
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her - ftf~f fH-f 7s Ergfisf isrfef frrs
h-rrff r. .- Eoff sSF 30 eel hey -
ftlra thaf - E-a 81 lsHr have ut
f--.r. core f-rv Ws~re'fee vtaf rI
rrnf rr e. rr-ns Tav T1~t is3iat 80 80 q
90 fer.r.f fuf tffrE - erssx - - ttafsfr
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Ic-s lstr ser.sra. -. ~fkrpg z~-r alif'
Telegram-herald., 1889-08-06

NV lckz Aug a-Ias A@-lCu@l tTooers
Association h.s l-zt beea e-g4-l4-1 -41
o1ts-.s ~ t1s association Are 20 remedy
t4e ssils " increased facilities ~ pro19c
tion and Distribution s. El1- have resulted
II tss extreme develop Fultat ~ Size lae q
competition il IS Gained tLst al tits
abuses trade. thas goods ars sold below
cost. 0f1h a tendency - lower the quality
" fcod and encourages reckless A--1 ul-
scTupulo-s methods IL lra1c
Telegram-herald., 1889-08-06
CronIn's Slaver@

CHTcAao ing. 2 Ths great trial % The
mon accused OF sbs murder - Dr. cEon.R
vii. bex.n Monday August - uDlsss some
unforeseen cireums. ancss shall make q
ohsnga q date necessary. I's as de-
c.ted ca Is -ho states attorney aud tie
lawyers engaged Pr tto defense % the 70
legged ceaspirators JofTs Horton hes de-
ciled That the indeed men must % tried
scze.ter aud "a trsusfsrrsG the case O.
y,Tl-e Mcconnell
Telegram-herald., 1889-08-06

CINcIsSA4r AUG. Yesterday was the
Qulctest Sunday since tac 1r.t attcmpt ~
enforcing the Owen law w7s made 4 few
saloons Gtd = slae-oocr businers. buf there
We're guards stationed oatslde who admit
ted only known perEons ~ 20 e. % m
there had been only SIX arrests. and no
trouble Of any Kind s. reported
Telegram-herald., 1889-08-06

IoUIsvIIrH. Ky. Aug James F. Buck
rcr sr. died here sunday OK paralysis,
avri 75 Ee was . Firglnian by BIRTH lie
served fourteen years ia - hont1cky Leg
fsarure. was made speaker Of TIC lower
house. being the youngest Speaker Ia the
history os tho body. served with cisfinc-
ton during tle war and was made q Collect
o. Of Internal Lorouae hy President Grant
He he d tlll place tlrce terms, leaving Z
with CART Z p accession
Telegram-herald., 1889-08-06

VIA ustex 4 nD-eeE q So e. aoea-
~ - 49, ~s1s as 41eo@te- a-2 ~r2eE.
w1s4 ca1laEs1 a rsnart - resolves r1ss
g~1 tse-4uEs ~ E1e To@- t<saes1 Ass-
baTg 3l1 l1elss---s a11s -sz--y --l.t.-
AAe4 411 several Esrse1s ~ers k-s@
2 - lsSsss cs1 2sl 1cx - es--~--@
Telegram-herald., 1889-08-06
RIVERS OF CRUDE OIL.
A Michigan Town Goes Wild Over the
Discovery in Abundance.


Discovery -GEs In Abundance.
PORTLAND, Mich, Aug. x For some tins
past the presence OF a considerable guam
tity OF oil has been noticed in Grand
river, and a discovery was made this
week that throws the town into
excitemslt Tho source OF tho oil
has been found near the head OF TIE creek,
where IT ooz-s torch in conside- bic Q1anti-
ties from the rocks An exvers was sum
moaed oGrly IN the week, aLl on Saturday
made his report he ssys he OIL is equal
TO the finest Ohio product all that gas ex-
lists il large quantities IN the rocks, and
that il can be had for the boring. \ seam
WIS opened Saturday afternoon n tho rock
and the oil gushed out libo-Glly. The town
IS very much excited, and visions o. rival
Ing tho Standard Oh Company dance be-
fore thelr eyes The WORK OF developing
the find viii be pushed.
Telegram-herald., 1889-08-06

PITTsErIaH. "a. Aur. 3. Tho explosion
az a boiler at Cnmbert d huyeys coal
works netT Nrheesport. Pa, nsturcer
completely wrecked the boiler aud eng ne
house aId instantly Ilee the engineer.
Louis Erb Three Others. John and hip
Harvey aud "a unknown young mnn. weIs
badly scl-ded AID may not recover
Telegram-herald., 1889-08-06

SPssosiEID. III, Aug 5-Horaee s Le-
land. the noted hotel man. died here early
Sunday morning after an illness l2suag
many weeks lhs funefal t2kss place TO
dsy. and tie body wil be aid away in OAK
Ridge Cemetery. this city
Telegram-herald., 1889-08-06

PnIADEiPgIA. Aug "a niece and
grandriece - stephen C.rard have broug ht
suit ror tho property. amounting 20 about
si3. go Co, alleging that the terms or the
Will or tho deceased pliisnthroplsg have
not been carried olL
Telegram-herald., 1889-08-06
Iots of Bloodshoi.

CT~-r-Nl7I. Aug 5-kt & negro dance r.
Valton. XIV. os-iy sunday morning. a fight
With Tazors and f-stcis occurred Runs
Furscil James Robinson and Bailey Carson
were bndv injured AID 3 number OF men
s-ad women crt AID hot
Telegram-herald., 1889-08-06

KASshs CITY. do. Aug 81 Father Hsu-
~. the pioneer priest ~ Missouri. died IL
Shocble.ord. No Sunday aEe1 % yoars
TstboT Hamii' 's service 70 The church Gov
cred period O, fortv-one years in &is-
sour. the most of which time 30 was ooca-
pied In orasnziug new churches
Telegram-herald., 1889-08-06
LIVES on WATER ALONE.

Robert Marvel Completes the g.fty-Fourth
Day Of Hi- Enforced Fast.
I~DIA~APoLIs. Ind. Aug 5-Robert Mar
vePs wonderful fast still continues He has
now gone ffty-throo days without nourish-
Inent Of any kind except water. There u
little doubt that he IL gradually growing
weaker Saturday he SUBMIT % 10 a change
ol clothing without anv re'iEtance Tor tho
frs. time siuce ais strange alti.ct.on began
His rc atlycs thiaA as wIli survive Ten dsyI
lQ-.unr
Telegram-herald., 1889-08-06
EXCURSIONS

And private parties welcome To witness the
superb display Of fine upholstered work aud easy
chairs and hear the Westminster chimes on the
staircase every ID minutes.
Telegram-herald., 1889-08-06

Exerybod goes To the boat races, aud sees how
easy tt is 10 be defeated; but the the whole
sale buyers have just been pnliing At, has been
to get control of tie elegant stsies Of Furni-
ture displayed AT the Immense warerOOms on the
corner Of Ottawa and LOuis-Sts.
Bismarck weekly tribune., 1889-11-29

story concerning one of North Dakota's
senator's: Several years ago, back in '79,
there was a rather oldish looking young
man employed in the secretary's office OF
the United States senate. He was under
thirty years of age, but hard study and
hard work on morning newspapers had
made him look his age and older. He was
quiet sort Of a chap, dignifed and re-
served, and among his intimate friends
only was he called 'Gip Pierce. His duties
as assistant journal clerk threw him in
contact with the senators and he made
many friends among them. At the end of
the session the quiet and unobtrusive
young man esigned his position and few
days later bis former companions learned
that he had received an appointment on
the editorial staff of the Chicago Inter-
Ocean. A few years after that he was in
Washington again this time to receive the
tory from President Arthur. He will be in
Washington again in a few days and there
he will be addressed as the Hon. Gilbert "A.
Pierce, the newly elected United States
senator from the state of North Dakota"
HANsBRoUGH's CERTIFICATE.
Representative Hansbrough is the only
member of congress from the new states
that has the proper certificate of election.
His certificate is signed by the governor
and secretary Of the state. The others
have certificates from the governor and
secretary Of the territories. Mr.. Carter to-
day telegraphed to the secretary of Mon.
tana for the nrOnar cartificato and ra
ceived reply to the effect that Governor
Toole refused to sign it for the reason that
there was no authority Of law for such
action OH his part. The secretary sent
him a certificate signed by himself. Mr..
Carter said III regard to the matter to-
territorial canvassing board, but upon
closer examination of the law concluded
that the enabling act contemplated issu-
ance of certificate to the representatives
and senators by the governor and secre-
tary OF state of the new states.
have tonight telegraphed Governor
'rOOle, calling his attention to section "a of
the enabling act and ] am satisfied that
when he reads the section he will sign and
forward my certificate without delay. The
certificate from the canvassing board may
be sufficient, but thought it best to have
anOther1signed by the present state Off
GERS" Mr.. Carter does not believe that
Governor T0Ole IS withholding his sigma
ture for political reasons, but because he
believes that the law does not require him
to sign the certificate. Representative
titicate, duly attested, had been forwarded
to the clerk of the house. Messrs: Pickler
and Clifford expect to receive their certifi-
Gates tomorrow.
Bismarck weekly tribune., 1889-11-29
PRICE FIVE CENTS.
SILK AND SATIN s1xNERs.
The Hurley Police Raid Number Of
Dens of Infamy

ASHLAND, Wis. Nov. 27.-Six houses of
ill-fame were raided in Hurley last night.
Eight officers accomplished the work and
brought the twenty-six inmates to Ashland
this morning. Judge Calkins fined them
$50 each or ninety days in the county Jail.
The fines were nearly all paid. The ar
rests re cause big sensation. Every house
over stores and saloons and the inmates
jumped from the windows in their panic
and ran about the streets when the first
attack was made at O'Clock this morning.
P1bllc sentiment in Hurley is with the
Bismarck weekly tribune., 1889-11-29
WORTH DaKoTA,s CONGRESSMAN


Requires q Typewriter, stenographer and
q Graphaph0ne to Keep Down His Cor
respondence.
WASHINGTON, Nov. 22-[Special. The
Hon. H. G. Hansbrough, who has the
honor to be the first representative from
North Dakota, is ensconced at tile .sRiggs''
and has pleasant sanctum in one of the
annexes of that hostelry, sfar from the
madding crowds strife for speakership.
It requires q stenographer, typewriter
and a graphaphone ad interim, to keep
down his official correspondence, but
Judging from his contented appearance, he
evidently likes it.
He is not one Of those who make their
business a pretext to evade their visitors
and dismisses one with "I'll see YOU later,
and a mental reservation, but on the con-
trary, Ills manner is cordial and has the
true impress of sincerity.
He says h,s purpose In locating in Wash
ingtOn so early was to acquire a knowledge
of departmental methods, and to make the
acquaintance of the various delegations as
they arrive; in other words, to become
Initiated before the session begins. so that
his usefulness may be least impaired by
inexperience.
Mr.. HansbrOugh has already accom-
plished an important result for North Da-
kOta by obtaining reversal of the decis-
ION of the general land Office, which re-
qufred settlers who had advertised to
make final proof before the territorial pro-
bate court, to readvertise after the admis-
sion Of North Dakota IN order to make
proof before the county courts. thus Great
ing VoXatiOuS delay and additional ex-
Bismarck weekly tribune., 1889-11-29
The Irrigation Question.

,WAsH1NGToN, Nov. 27. Especial Rep
resentative Hansbrough is Of the opinion
that it makes little difference which side of
the speakership contest the new state dele
CATION takes, they will be accorded a due
share of attention by the republican ma
jority anyway. The states, lie claims,
must be recognized, and while the five
votes stand together on all other questions,
the fact that they did not vote in caucus
fol who may be the coming man, will not
affect them. Mr.. Hansbr0ugh is not a
Reed man, and his opinions are shared by
other members of the delegation. Repre-
sentative Wilson of Washington is rather
inclined to get on the band wagon. and
thinks if he could name winner and
stick to him. it would be better for his sec-
tion. The other members think the new
states will be recognized, even il they don't
vote for the winner. The new state mem
bers have had several meetings to consider
the subject Of irrigation. All the states
want irrigation. The Dakotas want ar
tesian well irrigation; Montana, Washing
ton and Idaho are looking for irrigation by
the pipe system from high mountain
streams. The members say they want
money for carrying on the work and their
conferences have been with q view of see
ing how best this result could be obtained.
Kansas members are sure to be in with
them, as that state wants the artesian sys-
tenn tried on the unbaked prarie. The sub
ject Of irrigation will be one of great inn
Bismarck weekly tribune., 1889-11-29
Tho Leechburx Fire.

LEEcHBURa, Pa, Nov. q. Estimates Of
conservative citizens place the loss by
last nights fire at Sl5 900 to Sl76 900 with
about 81, 900 insurance: The tire Is snp-S
Bismarck weekly tribune., 1889-11-29
FredericlEsen,s sDefAlcation.

Il CH1cAao, Nov. a. 1t is now said the
amount involved in the alleged fraudulent
transaction OF Fredericksen & Co.
In connection with which their
cashier, Bidgood, was arrested yester-
day, will reach 81, 900, 0,O0O. The
charge is based on alleged crooked tran
'sactlons In giving mortgages on lands
Bismarck weekly tribune., 1889-11-29
still at Loggerheads.

HELENA, Nov. 27.-The lockout still
exists. The senate met this morning at 10
o'clock, but only the republican members
responded to the roll call; the senate then
adjourned till Friday at 8 O'Clock p. m.
commodious quarters to-day and commence
routine work Friday. The democratic
branch held short session this morning,
but did not accomplish anything.
Bismarck weekly tribune., 1889-11-29
WRECKED At LONG BRANCH.

The Bark Germania Goes Ashore and
Nine Lives are Lost.
AsBURY PARK, Nj, Nov. 27.-The bark
Germania, and not steamer, was the YES
sci wrecked tonight at Long Branch. The
Germania came ashore opposite the West
End hotel. Before life line could be shot
to her, the vessels spars went by the
board and the vessel quickly went to
pieces and disappeared. Five sailors were
rescued. Captain Windhorst and eight
sailors were drowned. The vessel was
to Theodore Rugor & Co. of New York.
The bark sailed from Stettin, September
goth for New York. She was vessel of
$50 tons and was built in Glasgow in 1874.
She hailed from Bremen and was owned
by D. III. Watien & Co.