The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1890-11-13

ABOUT forty buildings, Including she
entire business portion of Truokee.
Cal, wore destroyed b. On incendiary
hre.
IN cyRnet O.. black d,phtheria was
prevailing in IN epidemic form. and the
schools were allclosed and business was
practically suspended.
Ar tho age OF 10l years Martha
Pickens died ct her home in Brown
County, Ind. She had resided on ono
farm in the county for seventy years 5
PLANES at Greensboro, KY, destroyed
many business buildings, including the
Messenger newspaper Office. VIII b.
Hahn jumped from the third-story
window Of the Rudd House and was
killed. @ .sass
81 PAROLEs were. granted By tho peni-
Tertiary managers 1T Colum bus, O., to
Fred Il. BraRginA the Cleveland editor
.sent5up for eight years for forgery; and
John D. SimonA treasurer Of Drake
County. con victed Of embezzlement and
sentenced for six years. ]
." The death OF Hiram Bassett, Past
Grand Master OF Masons and believed
to be the Mason Of highest degree in
the world, occurred at Millersburg. KY,
aged 70 years.
:, SIXTY crusaders assaulted the saloon
Of Andy Spauldin9 ut freeman, Mo-,
and knocked in the heads of all liquor
barrels. Freeman il 4 local option
town and. the raid was generally ap-
proved. "" # ~ ss#
Ar Montgomery, Ala, w. B. Cottrell,
the notorious Cedar Keys fla des-
perado, was shot and killed by Chief of
Police Gerald.
THk Governor of Kansas granted an
unconditional pardon to William Bald
win, who was under death sentence for
numbering his sister Mary in Atchison
July i, 1885, Baldwin was believed to
be innocent. i al ia !, -
DURING political discussion Colonel
Thomas b Price, president of the
Gazette Printing Company. of Sedalia.
Mo-, and ono of the best-known men in
wounded by Judge John Higgins, OF
the Pettis County court Both men
were en- route to their homes on Mis-
souri, Pacific train. :.
THE death of General E. A. O'Neal,
who was Governor of Alabama from
1882 to 1856, occurred inv Florence, Ala,
aged 70 years. - - - II
NEAR Mich olasville, Ky, trains COL
lided. tearing q sleeping car to frag-
ments.. The passengers miraculously
escaped death, but several of them were
severely injured.
FLAMES swept away the entire bust.
ness portion of Hartman, Ark.
WREcKERs ditched 4 passenger train
on the Missouri Pacific road near Otter.
vile, Mo-, and the engineer and tour
postal clerks were badly injured. Rob
berry was the object.
WILL BEriIEA (colored) was hanged
at Wrightsville, Ca, for killing Lum.
Der Inspector Raiford on March II last,
and Noverto Griego. q Mexican. was
hanged at Canyon City. COL, for the
murder of w. L. Underwood on June 4
last. a. ..>.. 49, -,
JOHN USHER, aged 100 years, died q,
| Watertown. Wis.
TIE Mutual Fire Insurance Company
of Chicago failed because of poor bust
ness. :
In Winslow, Pike County. Ind, every
house was burned, and there would be
much suffering among the Inhabitants.
FOREIGN INTELLIGENCE. =:
AT Lyons, France, an extensive Anar
chist movement was discovered, and five
arrests had been made.
On tho 4th the Prince of Wales opened
the first electric railway in England,
running from the city Of London unde,
the Thames to South London.
RETURNS of the municipal election in
England show Liberal gain of W and a
CONSERVATIVE gain of Sc.
By the annexation of several suburban
villages: the population Of Vienna now
amounts to !, 800, 600, ranking as Europe
fourth city in point of inhabitants.
In Australia a new Cabinet has been
formed with Mr.. Munro as Prime Minis
ter and Treasurer.
!: "A !NpMBER of org nized 1nobs attacked
several Christian villages in :. China
burning the buildings Twenty native
converts to Christianity were killed
during the. disturbances and theil
bodies thrown into the Yang -tsi.kian
! river. 49,.
In train collision near Owen Sound,
Ont, three men were killed.
The Government of Russia has exiled
! to Siberia Fathers 'Dnochovski and
| Jendrzewski for spreading the Catholic
faith.
In the Mexican Chamber OF Deputie.
motion was presented asking that all
| priests who were not Mexican citizen.
be expelled from the country as being
| pernicious to the welfare of Mexico.
The Government of Hawaii applied
to the Japanese Government for $, OCT
more immigrants, and they would b.
| sent.
AT Tai-Ping- Flu, China, the buildings
in which the Government powder fac
tories were situated were blown up and
800 persons killed.
LATER.
| :: Almost q Panic.
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