The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1889-08-08


her offer OF $4,000 reward for the ar-
rest and detention Of William B. Tascott,
the supposed murderer Of her husband.
The reward will hold good for . year from
date.
In the vicinity Of Galena. Ill, the low
grounds were vilited by frost on tho night
Of tho LIST which did considerable damage
to growing vegetables Corn suffered in
mostexposed piaceA
REPoRTs which wore received by the
Auditor OF tho State of Ohio on tho 1st
showed 9.609 saloons In tho State.
LIGHTNING caused the burning of the
street railway stables at Richmond, Va,
on tho LIST and sixty mules and horses were
orematod
AT Deland, Fla, william Gaskins
(oolored> was hanged on tho 1st for the
murder OF his wife about : year ago
THs discovery was made on the LIST that
the Bank Of Wheeling, W. Va, had been
doeoed out Of $4,000 by two employees,
George Henntg and Harry seabald, the
latter SON Of tho president of the bank.
At Mobile, Ala. trust was formed on
tho 1st to CONTROL the manufacture and sale
Of artificial Ice In the Southern States
ON tho 1st second flowing well was
struck near Terre Haute. Ind. giving prom
Use of great petroleum and natural-gas
field
ON the I'd the famous horse Johnston paced
. mile ON the Cleveland (O.) track In 2:O6L4
the Republic m1no Mt Marquette, Mich, on
the I'd, and two men and three boys were
blown to atoms
FLAMES destroyed fifteen buildings on the
I'd at Waverly, Ill, the supposed work Of
fnoendiarieA
TIE Iowa Union Labor party will meet in
State convention at Des Moines ON the Sd
of September to nominate q full State
ticket
On tho I'd Treasurer Coleman, Of Warren
County, O.. was said to be defaulter to the
extent Of $4,000 ~
A YOUNG man entered Altman's jewelry
store at Kansas City on the afternoon of tho
I'd, seized handful of diamonds from q
tray, and made his escape The stolen iew-
els were worth 81, 500
GUNN1soN Col advices of tho I'd stated
that the Ute Indians had left their reser-
vations and were 1ntimidating ranchmen
AMI slaughtering game.
On the I'd Miss Nellie Kingman, residing
near Volga, La, was bitten BY a rattlesnake
and died q few hours afterward The snake
was captured, and after being cut in two it
bit dog, which died six hours later Tho
reptile was six feet long.
NEAR Woonsocket, D. T.. Mrs FRED
Rheineking committed suicide on the I'd
because she thought her babe was dead.
The child was still living.
THE reports Of the Adjutant ON the "a
from Dayton, o., showed 16, 7OS veteran in
mates in the six international soldiers
homes
BALTIMORE newspaper reporter named
c. l. Clark was arrested on the I'd for albeit
ting prize-fght at which he was present
on detail from his paper. The case would
be tested
On the I'd c. NJ Hull, editor of the Bolivar
County Democrat at Rosedale, Miss, was
killed by L. A. Weissinger, EDITOR of the
Bolivar County Review ut that place.
Rivalry was tho cause.
EVERY mandatory at Ripley, O., and
several dwellings besides were burned on
the I'd. The loss was estimated at $500. CO.,
The twin children belonging to the wife
of one of the locked out miners at Spring
Valley, Ill died on the I'd and the physi-
oian who attended them pronounced it q
clear case of starvation
FOREIGN INTELLIGENCE.
The recent golden wedding of William
E. Gladstone was marked by the receipt of
gifts from all over Great Britain and from
admirers in other countries.
A FIRE on the 3Jth ult at San Luis. Cuoa
destroyed sixty houses, and two children
were burned to death.
IN the habeas corpus proceedings at Win
nipeg for tho release of Martin Burke. the
Cronin murder suspect, the court on the
3Oth ult. Endorsed the findings Of Judge
Balm, and ordered the surrender of the
prisoner to the Chicago authorities.
In the western portion of the Island of
K1onsion. Japan, an earthquake on the
3oth ult destroyed the town of Illuminate,
and great number Of people perished
On the 30th ult the steamer Thetis ar
rived at St Michaers, Behring sea. from the
Arctic Ocean, with O portion of the sur
vivors OF the bark Little Ohio, of New Bed
Ocean. October 3, 1883. Out Of thirty three
on board there were but eight survivors.
THIRTY persons were killed and eighty
injured BY a recent earthquake on the
island of Kiou-Siou.
CRETE dispatches of the 31st ult in
Dictated serious condition of affairs there.
The whole island was said to be in revolt.
with all the principal towns in full posses
sion of the insurgents.
On the 3lst ult. machine gun exploded
on board the training frigate Couronneat
Dycrrees at Paris and eight persons were
killed and seventeen injured
The death of President Carazo. of Mica
ragua, occurred on the LIST, and Dr. Sacasa
was Immediately announced as his sue
cessor.
Icy rains and snow-storms prevailed on
tho LIST throughout Switzerland, and the
mountain passes were part,v blocked
Siles1a.
CANADA's debt was on the I'd stated to be
$2s5, 776, CT, or $50 per head of population,
an increase of IS per cent over the previous
year.
On the I'd Turkey ordered out eighty
thousand of her reserve troops and was
buying uniforms and military stores as If
for an active campaign.