The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1890-11-13
The HI News | Of The, Week. (

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The News s Of The Week.
BY TELEoRAPA AND nAll
FaoMskAsHlNaToh.
To GUARD against unintentional VIC
lation, by publishers of the recent act of
Congress excluding lottery matter from
the mails the announcement is made
that the act in question prohibits and
Furnishes not only the mailing OF lottery
tickets, circulars, etc,..hut also Of news,
papers Or othsr publications containing
my advertisement Of any lottery or2ift
enterprise Of any kin&~sohering prises
DEPENDENT upon lotor chance. !.
!, In the United States the Visible sup,
ply Of grain In store on the Sd was:
Whoat q, ass. 381. bushels; corn, 7,o17,-
$50 bushals:soats, 4flBl 1851 bushels.
A sTATENENr from the Treasury De-
partuisn tshows that during the month
Of OctpbSe there was a net. Increase 'of
s925, 0o9 In fculasion. principally In
gold o6iR, and q net decrease 81 @l0,s56,-
72: In money and bullion In the Treas
gnry. The amount OF the new Treasury
notes III circu1ation was s1r.1o7, ss1. - =
BR1aAD1ERGENERAL STANLEY, COM
handing: the department. Of Texas, in.
>hissannual report ;feters to lAwless op !
.sritionss and murders ii ,the territory
South Of the: Southern, Pacific railroad,
and Says that to preveAxisueh tragedies
q force ldsbe kept there. a.,asa < :
TIN tSTd NAM lment for Cow.
ernmSnt exhibits at the World GColum-
bian Exposition have determined to
project it,. plans upon basis Of $1,000,
O0expenditnre, inclusive of building OF
Buildings" the cost Of which is limited
by law to $4)o, 600. 49,
THE returns of the 7th.fron1 the recent
State elections indicated that the DEM
|.oesets would, have PA members in the
inert House Of Congress-. the Republicans
|s21 md the Farmers Alliance: l6.
The Democrats elected Governors In
Wisconsin, Delaware, Massachusetts,,
Pennsylvania, Michigan and Nebraska,
and tho ,Republi leans were successful in
Kansas, Nevada,:the two Dakotas, Col
orados Mizneseta and Cali fornia. The
resultwas. don btful in Connecticut In
Indiana and Illinois the Democrats
elected their State ticket. also in New
Jersey. The Republicans carried Ohio
hY about Il, 900 majority. In the eight
cen States tina elected Legislatures
which: would e.oh choose United States
senator the Democrats were successful
in majority of them. = ~..e :
In the United States the business
failures during the seven days ended on
the 9TH numbered 2l5, against 21s
1.-THE preceding week and 267H the corre-
sfonding week last year.
T sTHRoUGHoUTt the country = heavy vol
ume OF nsiness was reported, with the
monetary sitnatioR substantially un-
changed. The foreign trade was .un.
usually active, the imports during Co.
tober being in excess of slo5, ooo, 900.
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THE loss of vessels from Gloucester,
Mass. for the~Year shows that 81 Eighteen
| vessels and eighty-six lives were lost,
! against fourteen vessels and seventy
lives lost the previous year s-.:
Ar Huber, Pa, BENJAMIN IF: Huber,
storeskeeper and postmaster, was found
shot doad in his store by spring gun
which he had fixed to shoot thieves.
FIRE destroyed the Wells elevator at
Buffalo, N. Y. causing a less Of $3.50.
goo: = Many persons were Injured by
falling walls. @s T. 4S's
sF1. Mes swept away .three. mills 1T
Glastonbury, Conn. Loss, 500, 600.
FLAMES in business block at New
Rochelle. N, y, caused a loss of
$3.50, O00. =:
Our Minister to England. Robert T.
steamship City of New York: He
brought with him the remaiis OF his
son Abraham and they would be inter:
red at Springfield, ILL.,, by the side of
his grand father, Abraham Lincoln.
In Pittsburgh a mortgage for S75, 000,-
900 was placed on record given by the
Pittsburgh. Cincinnati & st. Louis Rail-
way Company to the Farmers Loan. &
) Trust Company and, w. N. sJAdkaon: of
Indianapolis trustees. This was the
largest mortgage. on record
AMoSG the passengers on the steam
er; Teutonic, winch arrived in Now
York from Liverpool, were Henry NJ.
Stanley and wife. :; !. J.
+ In a train wreck near .MayHeld;i Pa.
three passengers were killed.
7 IN New York Henry Humphrey died
from an epileptic ft caused by hard
drinking. Ten years ago he inherited
a fortune Of 500, 900 and he had scarce:
lY;drawn . sober breath since. > !.
FIRE destroyed the cooper shop of the
Phil,sdefpbia> Cspperage Company, the
| soap factory and spice mill of P. C.
Thorn pson, and. a large storage ware:
house belonging to the Pennsylvania
,Railroad Company at Philadelphia,
/ causing = loss OF $3.50 o.. rs -
an a meeting in Phi. delphia for the
relief 81 the suffering lin ireland at
which Messrs. V1srien and Dillon made
speeches.: subscription list whies
footed up $l2, SS5 was presented.
Bra falling pier under arailrvad track
upon which they were at work al
Doye1stown.> Pa. Two workmen were
! instantly killed and a third badly hurt.
+ MRS. JosEPH La sfiRECHT, of Phila.
delphia. while temporarily insane killed
lier infantchild. fatally cut the throat
OF her 6-year-old daughter Mary and
| then fatally stabbed herself. .:
I ON the 18th Signor Spcci, the faster,
began a fast OF forty-fve days in New
York. 90, =. ~.
A STATUE to the memory of Villa am
De ming, manu- facturer of the cannon
used by the Americansi in the war of the
revolution, was unvailed at New vile,
Pa.
| AN Anarchist meeting at Newa rk, N.
j.. was broken up by the police and
Mrs. Lucy Parsons and eight others
were arrested.
! THE official Translation of the recent
Ely-issued encyclical OF Pope Leo. XIII.
has been received by Cardinal Gibbons
and all the sArchbishops apd Bishops OF
the Catholic church in this county, to
be read by them to the people Of their
respective dioceses. The letter LAYS
particular stress ON the evil influences
/ of the Masonic order and saws it is IAN.