The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1890-12-18

Of tho German professor, Koch, for cur
Ing consumption may not be % strong
after al when the fact becomes known
that Minneapolis has physician, DR..
g. +. La Paul, who has used much the
Same line of treatment Of patients for
years. Before inoculating . patient tho
doctor drst uses = massage process to
week the bactlli. or vegetable para
sites, which is supposed to be the cause
of the disease, out Of the tissues into the
blood current, where the lymph IL in.
jected and kills tho disease germs.
Minnesota Horse Breeders.
At the meeting In st. Paul Of the
Minnesota Horse Breeders Association
the old rule forbidding the racing Of
yearlings was stricken out and here
after there will be regular races be-
tween colts. A resolution was adopted
extending the limits 80 a. to take in all
that part of Wisconsin that lies west
and north of tho Wisconsin river. It
was also voted to permit the entry Of
horses from both North and South d.
kota. DR.. O. j. Evans, of Minneapolis,
was chosen president for the ensuing
year.
Polls oned by Beer.
An unknown man was found dead il
cell in the Central Station ut St.
Paul. Mr.. and Mrs. Rams Hanson, of
No. SOB East Fifth street, were de.
clared poisoned. but not fatally. The
unknown man had drank beer in .
saloon where few minutes later MI.
Hanson had purchased = can Of beer,
which was drank by the family at sup
per. The poison was declared by DR..
Fnnell to have been in the beer, and it
WAS thought the unknown man died
from the same effects.
An Ex.Convict Gets Fortune.
Walter Williams, of St. Paul, con.
vict recently released from prison, has
fallen heir to $50, 600. At the prison he
met Edgar Wilson, . life convict, the
son OF wealthy parents. Wilson and
Williams became fast friends. The lat
tor was employed in the cook room and
often smuggled the best food in the
cuisine to Wilson. Williams was re-
le ased on pardon and Wilson died in
prison. leaving Williams oil his proper.
ty, valued at $50. 0oo.
How tho Legislature Stands.
The official returns on members OF
the Legislature show that the Senate
will be composed of 26 Republicans, Is
Democrats and Is Alliance men, The
House will have 4S Republicans, Sc
Democrats and 10 Alliance men. On
joint ballot the vote stands: Republican,
SO; Democrat, 81, and Alliance, 80. The
81 Senators hold over to assist in the
election of a successor to Cushman K.
Davis in 1898.
Three Persons Killed.
While about to board a Great
Northern train at Minneapolis three
persons were run down and killed by
an Omaha express The victims were
E. T. Todd, q Sioux City Ia.) con-
tractor, his wife and Mrs. Slayton, his
daughter. The coroner's jury laid the
blame on the engineer of the Omaha
train, who admitted that he was run
ming contrary to rules.
Murder tho Result Of Joalousy.
Ed Finley, of st. Paul, q colored mu.
scum minstrel and local singer, cut his
wife's throat with butcher knife and
then knocked her down with Z stick OF
f1rewood. She died few minutes later.
Finley then cut his own throat with
the same knife. 1t was thought be
might recover. The trouble occurred
during Jealous quarrel
No Ice Palace This Year.
At the meeting In St. Paul to discuss
the winter carnival scheme it was con-
coded that owing to the mildness of the
weather the ice-palace idea would have
to be abandoned. Then Russian win
ter fair was proposed, and would prob
ably be adopted.
Tho News Isr,sly Chronicsod.
Andrew, Sudeit was crushed to death
In the railway yards at Duluth.
Fred Ferguson's $500 house was
burned at Willmar.
Minneapolis architects estimate the
total cost OF the new court house al
nearly 100000.
Mayor Branham, OF Litchfeld, shot
himself fatally while in delirium. He
was IS years of age and leaves 4 wife
and child
Fire originating in Campbell & Demp-
sey's livery-barn in st. Paul, destroyed
that building and three others Join.
ing. Loss, ST., 1000; insurance, 81, 600.
The enrolment Of the evening schools
Of Minneapolis is over 1000
Many Swedes are leaving St Paul for
the old world A party of 1870 went the
other night
Rates between Minneapolis and st.
Louis have been advanced by the West.
ern Passenger Association.
A colored woman gave birth to i.
child in hack in Minneapolis
Duluth's new jail will be conducted
on the solitary principle.
Lewis Christianson was sentenced at
Rochester to five years imprisonment
for criminal assault upon a woman.
S. NJ. Emery, of Lake CITY,
while hunting in the Belt mountains,
Montana, mistook his son for a deer
and shot him.
Herman Dumlke, of st. Paul, aged K
years, who went to Manitowoc, Wis.
to attend his mothers funeral, was &C.
cidentally shot with revolver and
could not live.
1t was stated that Judge Henry Hale,
who died recently, made . provision in
his will that $500, 900 of his property,
after providing for his widow, shall &c
to such public institutions Al the coun-
Gil shall determine.
The total product Of the season fo1
the Winona mills was 145, 00o, 900 feet Of
lumber, $4,000 900 shingles and 81, $780,.
600 lath. Last years cut was: Lum.
Der, 112,000, 900 feet; shingles, 1885,.
600; lath, 1880, 900.
L. H. Baldwin was reelected presi.
dent Of the Duluth Chamber of Com.
merce.
Tho number Of cars of grain received
1t Duluth for the season of navigation
was 20. 1871. The number OF bushels Of
grain shipped WAS 16. 662 42l.
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