The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1891-03-26
The News jsr,ely S:hrOnicIel.

woman named Mccarthy was fatal
ly burned in a fire at st. Paul.
Fred Martin, who lived a few miles
west of Faribault. in Kennyville, was
killed by tree falling upon him.
Joseph Francis, the noted inventor
OF llfc-saving devices. celebrated his
goth birthday in Minneapolis
The clothing store of }. Rces in Min
neapolis was damaged by fire to the
extent of $4,000
l. f. Menage. Of Minneapolis, has
closed the purchase of $1,000, 600 worth
OF real estate in Chicago
Ernest Babe, aged 10 years, was
drowned at Grand Marais while
skating.
Rev. Archibald Hadden, of Mime
apolis. has become field secretary for
Carleton college at Mortified.
new college for women is to be
erected at ST. Paul by the Sisters of ST.
Joseph.
S. f. Lcddell. prominent real estate
dealer of Duluth. was instantly killed
by switching train on the St. Paul &
Duluth road the other evening. He
was well off and leaves a wife, who
was at the skating rink when the acct
dent happened
Erick Erickson, a section hand, was
killed by the cars in Minneapolis.
Mrs. Mary E. Buck, of Excelsior.
died at Pana. ILL.,, at the residence of E..
5. Davis. She was 81 years old
The first car load of spinning ma
chinery for the new linen mills arrived
in the Minneapolis custom house from
Dundee, Scotland. There were three
car leads more to arrive.
Julius Austrian, an old settler of St.
Paul and a much respected citizen. died
from the effect of injuries received in a
collision while driving. He was re-
turning home from an errand of mercy
to poor family.
Charles A. Winship, aged So years,
formerly well-known resident of
Minneapolis, died in Thomasville, Fla,
as a result of injuries received while
horseback riding in California about
six months ago.
Hon. Edwin Cox, ex-member of the
house of representatives from Pope
county, died at his home in Reno of
typhoid pneumonia, aged So years.
DR.. c. e. Bean, of st. Paul, who has
experimental on some twenty persons
with DR.. Koch's lymph, states that he
is so greatly disappointed in the re-
suits that he has almost entirely dis
carded it,
At the convention in Minneapolis of
republican league clubs of Minnesota
John Goodnow, of Minneapolis, was
elected president; r. c. Stevens, of st.
Paul, secretary; w. Z. Lee. treasurer,
and vice president from each judicial
district.
Eugene L. Harrison, of Crookston.
has been granted an electric railway
signaling apparatus.
Francis St. German. an old citizen of
Crookston, died of heart disease, aged
so years. He leaves a widow and two
sons and one daughte
Rev. DIR. Burrell, of Minneapolis, has
accepted a call to the Dutch Reformed
church of New York at a life salary of
$3.50
The journeymen plumbers of St.
Paul, 1000 in number, were locked out
by the master plumbers in retaliation
for boycott began by the journeymen
on a st. Paul plumber.
A certificate of incorporation was
filed with the secretary of state in St.
Paul by. the directors of the Worlds
Best Furnace Company of Minneapolis,
the capital stock being $4,000.
At meeting held in Glenwood a
Young Mems Christian association was
organized with twenty charter mem.
bers. Rev. NJ. w. Chunn was elected
president.
st. Paul has organized what is called
the st. Paul Municipal society. 1t is
composed of men of both parties, and
the avowed purpose is to effect some
needed reforms in municipal matters.
d. P. Upham is president