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

Jenny 11uO ATH.s OO0U 0n16Is UAII0E y
wife and grown daughter, DR.. Stewart
and man whose name Was not learned,
i've persons IN all Afterward no killed
himself.
JOHN L N. lnDY. the Farmers AL.
lance candidate, was elected United
States Senator BY the South Carolina
Legislature. THIS retires Senator Wade
Hampton, who has represented the
State In the National Senate for three
terms.
Ar Pine Ridge Agency, s. D., reports
were received on the 18th that the hos
tile Indians had boon fighting among
themselves in the Bad Lands The
fight was for the leadership between
Two Strike and Short Bull. and the re-
suit was from twenty to fifty dead In.
dams
A FIGHT took place on the 18th four
miles north Of Pine Ridge agency in
South Dakota between the United States
troops and some 100 or 500 Indians under
Kicking Bear, and number were killed
on both sides. The Indians were put to
rout and q large number captured, in
Guiding Kicking Bear. -. T..
SUFFERING among destitute farmers
In Western Kansas was said to be on
the increase. All were leaving that
could, and in Rawlins County but thirty
Ave families were left out of 200.
THE Baton Rouge, steamer valued
at $3.50, 900. and plying between New
Orleans and st. Louis, was wrecked At
Hermitage. La, and ten persons were
said to have been drowned.
1Na fight among striking miners ct
Mongolia, w. Va, Jason Hall, master
workman of the Miners assembly, was
shot and killed by John Jinkins.
On the Union Pacific road freight
trains collided near Coyote, WASH, and
Brakeman James was killed and Engi-
neer Nichols and Fireman Giese were
fatally injured.
In session at Detroit, Mich, the
American Federation of labor re-elect-
ed Samuel Gompers as president
THE lumber cut at Cheboygan Mich
saw mills for the season just closed was
over $50, C00.U00 feet, an increase OF
II, 600, 900 feet over last year.
AT Baltimore, Md, the Druid Mills
Manufacturing Company failed for
5000, 600.
THE wholesale grocery arm of Collier,
Robertson & Hambloton, at Kookuk,
Ia, failed $l75,0oo.
FOREIGN INTELLIGENCE.
AT CIermont, France, . wedding pro.
cession was on its way from tho church
| where tho ceremony had boon per-
formed when the bride and groom were
shot dead. The assassin escaped unde-
tected. but it was supposed the awful
F. act was committed by rival sutton OF
| the bride.
MEMBERS Of the Loo Huy Sos Society
killed twenty Chinese Christians at
,, Hoong Tuy Tsin, and the mission build
ings and many others were burned and
the corpses thrown in the flames
TIE expedition from Spain against
the rebels in the Caroline Islands took
the fortified position Of Kctani, and
during the attack one Spanish officer
and twenty five soldiers were killed.
The Spaniards burned all the villages
in the district.
AT Liverpool Joseph Boumphrey &
Co., corn factors and commission mer-
chants, failed for $3.50, 600.
FIRE destroyed Foyn's blubber-boi]ing
factory at Tocnsberg. Norway, causing
loss OF a million crowns.
SIX children were drowned at Upton,
Eng, by breaking through thin leo.
| In his speech opening the session Of
the Italian Parliament King Hum bert
SAID the recent elections for mem bers
of the Chamber Of Deputies had ron
dercd the state more solid than ever.
In the Black sea the steamer West
burne was hemmed in by leo and
twcnty-one of the crew were frozen to
death.
! MARSHALL F: G1LLou and his wife
were found dead in the woods near Hal
| flax, N. s., and beside Thorn was an
empty laudanum bottle.
On the 10th Mr.. Parneil and his party
| arrived in Dublin, and Mr.. Parnell
seized the plant Of the United ireland,
he being director Of the company own.
ing the paper, and deposed Acting Ed.
itor Bodkin. The anti Parnellites So.
cured assistance and returned and re-.
captured the newspaper Office.
On the llth Mr.. Parnell left Dublin
for Cork, but previous to his departure
| United Ireland. which had been recap
tured by the anti-Parnellites. and once
more took possession OF the paper.
In the Swiss Republic Dr.. Welt has
been elected President and NJ. uauser
Vice President for 1891.
By the burning of . factory At
Cameilow, Poland, eight persons lost
| their lives.
AT Sherbrooke, Ont, William Wal.
lace Blanchard was hanged for the muir
der of Charles A. Calkins on November
IS, 1889.
! OK the coast of Sardl:ia eleven per.
sons were killed, fifty injured and many
houses and vessels wre .ked by heavy
| storms.
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