The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1890-04-03
The News Briefly .:nronlc,ed.

The News Briefly ChrOntclod.
The Indians on the Mile Laos reser.
Walton have been furnished with ample
supplies to last until spring.
Judge O'Brien, of Minnesota, recently
appointed Chief Justice of New Mexico,
has decided not to begin his official
duties until June.
The packing house of John j. O Leary
& Sons in st. Paul was burned the other
night, entailing loss of $s5, 1000, which
was covered by insurance.
M. NJ. Brand, of Negaunee. Mich, an
insane man, was arrested at Duluth re-
Gently while eating greenbacks. He
had disposed of $4S when run in by the
police. He had over $500 on his person.
The Duluth Superior Regatta Associa-
ton has been organized for the purpose
of holding regatta on the bay this
coming summer.
Hon. Mark Wilson. president of the
Merchants Bank at Winona, was recent
~ appointed disbursing officer of the
new courthouse, post-ofice, etc., by
Senator Window.
A telegram was received at Duluth
the other day from Palatka, Fla, an
nouncing the death Of Willard H. Call,
senior partner Of the firm Of Call, Can
non & Kriz, of that city.
A fire at Sacred Heart the other day
burned two stores.
The fiftieth anniversary of the mar
riage of Mr.. and Mrs. James Denisoy
was observed at their home in Walcott
recently.
Miss Maud Snaff, guest at tho Hotel
Bartean in St. Paul, was renovating q
pair of gloves with gasoline recently
when it ignited and sent volume of
flame into her face, burning parts of it
nearly to crisp.
A. L. Hill will build new furniture
factory in Faribault to take the place of
the one that was recently destroyed by
fire. -..-~
The police at St. Paul recently un-
earthed gang Of thieves who have
been robbing Great Northern freight
cars on large scale and shipping the
goods to Chicago. Six arrests were
made and more would follow.
Before the Golden Gate Athletic Club
1T San Francisco, CAL, the other night
Billy Wilson, the colored lightweight
Of ST. Paul. was knocked out by Joe
Choynski, of San Francisco. The match
was for purse of 81, 500. $3.50 of which
goes to the loser.
M. G: Kelly, of Minneapolis. was
killed recently by an accident at Bar
ron, Wis, whore he was employed in .
saw mill
Michael McManus, who was reported
to have been killed by wolves in the
pineries south of Lake of the Woods
turned up at Duluth the other morning
alive and we'll.
Leading citizens of St. Paul met Gov
ernor Miller, of North Dakota, the
other afternoon and arranged to raise
guarantee fund of $780, 600 for the pur.
chase OF 100, 900 bushels of seed wheat
for destitute farmers in the Governors
State.
H. A. Nordhay recently attracted
crowds on the street at Duluth by drop.
ping on his knees and praying at cross
tngs, In store entrances and other places,
w. a. Ingram proposes to start linen
mill in Faribault If the necessary CANT
til can DO secured. The capital will be
about 81, 900, and the mill will run fifty
looms and employ about 100 hands.
A young lad named Philip Opript,
while carrying dinner to his father 70
Gently who works on the east side OF the
river ct Faribault, discovered the dead
body Of . child In some willows. It had
evidently been murdered, its skull be-.
ing fractured