The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1890-07-10

schaw was murdered by white caps on
the 30th ult because he refused to stop
visiting his sweetheart.
On the Northern Pacific road train
plunged down an embankment near
Drummond, Mont, on the 3Oth ult, and
one woman was killed and twelve other
persons were badly injured.
FLAMES destroyed. the plant OF the
Allen Bradley Distillery Company at
Louisville. KY, on the 3Oth ult. en-
failing loss of $500 81 ~
Ar Troy, Ala.,'a fire en- the 3Oth ult
destroyed the Messenger Office, opera
house, Western Union telegraph office
and q number of other buildings. ~4.~
Ten Cinnamon were captured ON the
S0th ult. while trying to get into the
United States from Lower California.
\ In Calhoun County, Mich, hard
wind and rain-storm on the 30th plt.
blew down many small buildings and
did other damage. - ,.-
. The worlds fair local board of direct
ors voted on the 1st to recommend to
the National commissioners the lake
front and Jackson Park sas site for the
exposition. ->''
FLAMES on the list at Seattle, Wash,
caused loss of 100000. - :.
The Republicans Of the Tenth. Illi-
nois district, on the LIST .renomlnated
Phillip Sidney Post for Congress.
On the LIST the bill extending tho
charter of the Louisiana Lottery Com.
peny was passed by the Senate of that
State by a vote of "a to ~. The bill
has already passed the House.
JOHN CHAPMAN, a: young man, shot
his sweetheart and a man who tried to
save her on the 1st at St. Louis and
then put bullet through his own
heart. Temporary insanity caused the
deed. 49, - .-.-.
THE monument, to the memory of
Thomas A. Hendricks was unvailed at
Indianapolis on the LIST in the presence
of great throng. Speeches were made
by Senator 1urpie, of Indiana, and
Governors Hill IN. W, Francis (Mo.)
and Campbell (O.).
AT Des Moines on the I'd Judge
Kavanaugh, of the district court, de-
cided that aliens could not inherit land
in Iowa.
IN Coshocton County, O., . cloud
burst on the I'd caused the loss of thou
sands of dollars.
REPUBLICANS of the Seventeenth dis.
trict of Illinois on the I'd nominated F.
H. Chapman for Congress, and Walter I.
Hayes was renominated by the Second
Iowa district Democrats.
On the I'd the National Commissioners
of the Worlds Columbian Exposition
voted (7s,to ~ to accept the lake front
and Jackson Park site*as proposed by
the local directors. -
In an encounter on the I'd between
revenue officers and moonshiners in
Rowan County, KY. three men were
killed.
ALONG the Ohio river and Muskin-
gum valley terrible storm prevailed
on the I'd. The big Government dam at
Marietta, O., which has cost the Govern
ment already over $3.50, 900, was torn to
pieces and carried away. At Church.
vile, O., the whole village was badly
damaged. Crops over wide area were
ruined.
THE National Music Teachers Asso-
citation in session on the 4th at Detroit
elected j. H. Hahn, of Detroit, presi-
dent
AT Columbus on the 4th the Union
Labor party of Ohio met and nominated
State ticket with Ezekiel T. Curtis, of
Pennington, for Secretary of State.
On the Sd the National Columbian
Commission appointed committees on
title and judiciary in Chicago and adj
journed to meet on October next in
that city.
On the 4th Samuel Black, an aeronaut,
made a balloon ascension at Boards
town, ILL.,, and the air-ship took fire
when at a height of 400 feet, and Black
fell and was killed. r.
The Masonic fraternity laid the COR
ne;-stone of the new capitol of Colorado
at Denver on the 4th.
REPUBLICANS of. the Seventh Iowa
district on the Sd nominated J. A. r.
Hull for Congress. In the Nineteenth
Illinois district the Democrats renomi-
mated James R. Williams
FIRE destroyed the entire business
! portion of Pullman, WASH, on the Sd.
FOREIGN INTELLIGENCE
In England the ffty-second anniver-
| sary of Queen Victoria's coronation was
| celebrated on the 2sth ult.
On the 3Oth ult the failure of the