The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1889-05-23

IN : go oAo sSs ~ 80 ~ vA'o''S''
oarn Hwl,,, s; aged lev sy1-.tse years;
In 1famt6 qu)krel o44he Hth 1T Marion
1nds SIT hts dalShterp law fatally
woundsnl heN He ~ arz ed. Ia
REAR-AbldkAL EDWARD UbNxnDsoN diSd
on the 18th at Baltimore, Nd, at the age Of
seventy three years He entered the navy
in 1881
In Chicago on the 18th the Wabash rail-
way was sold by order Of Judge Gresham to
committee representing majority Of the
bondholders for 4l5 SOC, 00. .,....-,.,.,.,..,ss.
AT1S mine was discovered on the 18th
twenty miles fson9 Topeka, KSnss y i
Ono Republtee9s YIN h2!d their ststs
The death OF General Volney T. Howard,
prominent lawyer, occurred on the 18th
at SantasA 6enAeeEssla1msHe suaexs1hora
Maine in 1903, aud was elected Is Congress-
several times from Texes
JOHN cnp1 ssei1Gsd ilDoa-
keeper q ludianap6lis naurd sSsd M Wtfs
with a rassslhd thor killed himself "a tie
18th willis thSano q @8 ss 8
!. AL ovsr N6rtissrnsi sco.ain nd Iich,.
gan "a, binding t's 'noS prevailed q
/ NEAELI4ve hnaklred dolaers 4 coaSter.
feit. tensdllek % eiFFlsssa y
Rushv1lle no Btzan-
gers They Travelled In . buggy, and left
town before their game wasdiscpSereds y
AT Carthage, N. NJ. GeoEga, W. Richards,
superintendent Of the Santa Fe mines, was
murdered by two Mextcans on the 18th and
robbed ct .12ec which 10 had Just . received
The National Editorial Association wiz
August 27.-3G sssss@ '''7''' 'E'- = Ss>S''' -
The loss At gee Of Cane Blsnco Ct tie
Oregon Railway l. Navigation Company,
and the drowning of five of the crew, was
reported On the 18TH The steamer WSs
valued att35NsO0 ~,
s A SCHEME wis being perfected on the 18th
for long distance telephoning whoa con-
templated the connection by telephone Of
St Paul. Minneapolis, Omaha, st. Louis and
Kansas City with each other, and with the
East through Chicago.
IT was voted atSthe State council in
Lynchburg, Va ION Tho 10Th Of. the Prot
estant Episcopal church to exclude the col
ored people from place in its councils.
RoBERrsDA1, ayoung.farme At Loveland,
o., while drunk on the 10th shetland killed
wife, and then set fire to the place. Day
was arrested. - ~ xgs
On the 10Th Joseph Pelz, who keeps a
restaurant at Horton, Kan, was taken from
his home by two hundred men land given
seventy-dve lashes on bis bare back for
brutally beating his step daughter. xa-..
In Middle Tennessee seventesn-year lo-
Gusts had made their appearance on the 10th,
and grave fears were entertained for the
safety Of vegetation. i. il go +
A FIRE destroyed Stewart Brothers pack
ing house at Council Bluffs, Ia ION the 10th.
Loss, 800, GOO FL ss7
The Michigan Senate on the 16ths defeat
ed the Woman's Municipal SuffrSees bill,
which had passed the House.
The depot warehouse 81 the Che4ape ake&
Ohio Railroad Company at Norfolk Va, waG
burned on the 18th. Loss, $1OO, O0O So
AT Nebraska. City, Neh AN old man named
Crume burned a.,bedtick on the 17th in
which his wife had placed $500 for safe keep
ing. The money was destroyed and the old
couple left penniless.
On the 18th Nelson Colbert (colored) was
hanged at Washington for the murder Of
Philip Wentzell in October last
LOUIS PALMER's house at Rockdale, Tex,
was destroyed by fire on the 18th land Mrs.
Palmer and her two little boys persisted in
the flames. Mr.. Palmer was also badly
burned
On the 18th Frmino Opepago, an Indian,
was hanged at Tucson, AtT,,for the MUIR
der of Patrick sFosd, a prospector.S
ARrHuR T. .sTH6lGAs tooAs tho oath Of
Office as Governor of Utah on the 18th.
SEVERAL buildings in the western portion
Of Morgan County, Ill, were destroyed by
acyclone on the evening Of the 18th. 80
+ A HA1L-sToRM passed over Buckvflle, Ark
on che 18th, doing great damage to growing
crops.
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