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The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1892-09-08
Almost Killed Nv His Son.

Carl kekusch, a Nicollet county farm
en- was assaulted by his son. aged 20
years, and so badly beaten with a club
that he could not live. 1t was the re-
suit OF family feud. The would-be
murderer was still at large.
The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1892-09-08
MINNESOTA STATE NEWS
THE STATE CASH.

Treasurer Boblotor Announces the Condl.
ti0n Of His Trust.
State Treasurer Bobleter issued his
monthly statement of the condition of
the state treasury. which shows the fol-
lowing credits to the funds named:
The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1892-09-08

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The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1892-09-08
TALTON HALL.

fall. Hall spent a sleepless night, and
when he was called for breakfast he
appeared very nervous and broken. He
refused to eat anything at breakfast,
but called for whisky. Father Luckie,
his spiritual adviser, remained with
him from = o'clock till the sheriff was
ready to take him to the pallows.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-01-21

CrApI0IresyuLr.N t..Jan I'D. Special
s tea was recently given ly the Misses Smith
10 the uVerslly. there being present Mis-.
Thornton hrs Parkinson. Mrs " ntmorc.
tho Misses Daury. Hiss Price and The Misses
peft0n Aes,rs. Niles, Hull, lee -larehall,
MulAkn. Kadiord. Ia. IS. Taylor. Wander
alce. Nat Or5en. Coleman. Aetter0tl. So.
GEORGE Tucker haughman end Smith.
HE b. j.. VI. gave an entertainment ga
honor Of Hiss Wood and Miss Lemon a. Che
residence of Mr.. G.. g.. tishbuIne. Among
the young ladies present were Miss Mamie
Gordon, Miss Riggs. Misses smith. Misses
Thornton Miss tauuie Perkins. Miss May
LYMAN. Miss MaUde Woods and Hiss Blob.
Among the gentlemen were Mes1rs. Laurence
Smith. d. s. Hedges Bussei, Jones and
Norman Baker
club consisting OF Professor George J..
. Holmes Professor and Mrs. ierkinsan. tlIs.
NMtnOre. Dr. Chr stan. Mcssr5. Gus. s..
Breaux Sherrard Il Iabb William b..
Eagle. and Charles Al.lkin. meet twice
each week 40 Professor Holmes TO study
Shakespeare.
Mr.. +. q. Gentry Of Crozet and Miss Leila
Douglass We're married today 20 tho resi-
deuce Of the BRIDE near BurnIeys, in this
county.
Tomorrow. at the residence II tile bride s
father. near Bafesvile. tls county. Miss
blanche Heron Wl be married 10 Mr.
Charles +. Radiord. o. TINS place.
petition 20 the Legislature % pass q Jaw
prohibiting the sale of liquor within five hun
dred ya-is IF q church or place OF W rslip is
Z being circulated in this city for signatures.
Ii would close all but one bar in tins city ii
such a Jaw were passed and enforced.
Mrs Martin Tracy died tins morning at her
home 0n west Main street.
1lr. Pierce. & birmingham la and Mr.
4. j. Muller have been elected pre- ident and
vice president, respectively, Of the Jefferson
Society.
Mr.. ). A. Chanler has gone to New York
looking 20 the outfit for Airs. Amelie Kiyes-
Chanler's studio.
Mrs Ameie Riyes-Chanler is getting over
the grip nicely
Messrs Iangford Il Blunt. of this city.
were tie builders Of Mrs Rives' studio, and
are now making plans for a riding school for
Mr. }. 4. Chanler-aO0 feet by 81 leet.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-01-21

amendments proposed 10 the city charter Will
recommend an amendment offered by Nr
Glover providing that the city gas work. And
water works shall not be sold or leased with
out the question having been submitted T.
the voters of this city.
The Washington Star Of YESTERDAY saws tho.
marriage license was issued IN that city -
julius A. Hobson of Richmond. Va. and Re.
liza W. liaskins.
c. G.. Holland. of Danyille. and CAPTAIN
Charles VI. Blackford. Of Lynchburg vera
among the visitors 20 the city yesterday.
Colonel r. G. Wright. mayor OF Waynas.
boro. WAS in the city yesterday.
Tho Circuit Court Of Henrico county was IN
session yesterday. No matters OF public in.
terest were attended to.
The Booksellers Association Of Virgin.
are expected % meet IN Richmond on or
about the first OF February.
Mr. Dolphus Price and bride were rers
tered in the city last evening. Mrs lI...
was formerly one Of the most popular vogn,
ladies Of Williamsburg. and Mr. Price i
well-known hotol proprietor at Elkton Nd
The Busy Bee Club win give a grand mask
ball ut Sanger Hall this evening. Prizes NH
be given 20 the best lady and gentleren
maskers, and ono prize each Tor tho most
original masks. Tho affair promises 81 la
one of unusual interest
Mr. r. A. Hughes yesterday received n o.
egram from Greenyille South Carolina. sf.f.
ing that his brother. Alfred g.. Nughe. was
very Ill and sinking rapidly and 90 come AZ
once If he desired 10 see HIM alive. he left
for GreenYille On the p. w. train.
Mr. Thomas h. Dounely. the Great Tnco
h0nee Of the Great Council of the Initial
States OF the improved Order of Red Mon
arrived in tie city. Yesterday evening ava
viii pay an official visit 90 pawneo rnte. 81.
8 tonight. Tie Red Men II Richmond md
Manchester will give him r0Ysl time o
IN the city.
transaction involving upwards o. s-ll.
GOO was closed Monday by Mr. jackson
Brandt with three Northern and fHre PM
capitalists and the details OF the sale a-.
ranged Yesterday Mr. Brandt SAYS too Grams.
action will probably leaI 60 other extensive
purchases by the same parties. Tie re ne. To-
make the names OF the buyers or tho pa.-
ticulars Of tho transaction public a. ref
but says the deal viii be very adFal' ageols
10 Richmond.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-01-21
rhe kan oral 90 Conpty SD.

FrVc.srIy. Y l.. Jan. 10 Special AS
one look, ont on the streets fncaste to-
dav he would not be much impressed with
the idea that this was legal holiday The
rain steadily fall ing on the melting snow
makes mud and 81 ush so common that the
nedestrian moves bout in anything but "a
bappv humor. o IT legal holidays follow
each other so rapid y at this season of the
wear that outside of he banks very little at
tention Is paid TO the II.
The health of the to Wn IS much improved
Notwithstanding the BAD weather. and tie
grip is on the wane. 1'nere are now very few
cases. and none very Sc we're.
The question of the T enlval OF the court
house from this place to Buchanan IS again
being agitated by the Buchanan pc pie.
That was the question 1t issue IN the last
election for members OF the House of Dele
gates from this county. and MAJOR Brown,
who was in favor of the courthouse remain
inc nj Fincastle. was cleo ted over tho Buc-
hanan candidate. W. j. Z enn, Dy q decisive
minority. but the Buchan III people are cir
culatlpg petition 10 pre- en. O. the Legisla-
ture asking for a direct yOt of the county on
the question of removal. There IS no appa-
rent objection to the bill, as all parties wish
the agitation settled ana the question: forever
put at rest.
MIR. A. NJ. McClntic was to-day Sworn in
as postmaster at fincaste il lla ce of j. u.
Simpson. removed.
Messrs. T. b. Hayth and j. ". Matheny
will attend the Young Mems Chf stan Asso-
citation State convention from this place.
which meets II Richmond February lltn
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-01-21

William W. Spencer. a white man. thirty
nine years old. who lived at no. 625 south
First street had a surgical operation per
formed o. himself yesterday morning 10y Dr'
Doas. assisted by several medical students.
About 1880 o'clock the chloroform made the
patients breathing very heavy, and other
symptoms of collapse became visible. In an
hour or so Mr.. Spencer died. although the
musicians worked on him with all the
ex1edients that medical science cou'd
SUGGEST Coroner Taylor was summoned.
AMI after making careful examination de-
cded that an inquest was unnecessary as
death had resulted from one. OF those acei-
dents which will sometimes happen IN the
administration of chIoroform. that no o'aIne
could be attached to any one for all that was
possible O. be done had been done, ana that
IL ra.ient's condition was such that death
would have resulted in another way had me
chloroform not been administered. MT.
Spencer was d married man.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-01-21
Lease Of the Lynchburc and Durham.

I,yycHBURG. Va. Jan. Special MAJOR
p ]. Otey and H. II. T. Adams. who wtnt ~
Philadelphia in connection with the Aync III
inrr and Durham railroad case. returheg ~ ~
day. The meeting of the stockh9ideIs oi r .uo
pennsylvania construction will be hei1 on J.,ii
nary 9th. AZ which time the N9riClh , uiiu
Western will be given tteen-nonths ,, Tpl1It
on L,nchburg and Durham ior an uuslt, 80
nnrchase or for a long lease. Inc Lyhc,l,Iu;i'-
s.ocknolders were represented in the lllils
delphia transaction by Hon. >. ". 4 10 r.
Major p. j. Otey and Messrs. Il. H. -
Adams and NJ Guggenheimer. ~. ~.
About one-seventh Of the stock 81 t tne
company is owned in LynchDuIg' nae me
civ subscribed 1850. 600 toward It's con SIio
ton The balance is owned chiefly by ~ thI la
delphia and English capitalists. lnsIe - IN
NE doubt TINT the lease will be coInhrmeu . In
tte 18th. Whether the stockholderS ~ 10 IT,,
Lynchburg and Durham gan any ,niIS hat ~
the change or lose, they don't Know ana "i'A'
they do know they won't tell l.;.;,o,
NJ r. H. sIcott, an old and esteemed ey c' at tbe
died at his residence IN tins CITY 'o-u"f ~ ~
oJvaTceJ are of eeyenty-ono years. lie was
q native Of iaugu.er county.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-01-21

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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-01-21
ACbolr of German singers.

STANTON. Va. Jan. 20.-iSpeci b. CHRIST
Tvanoelical Lutheran church Was crowded
sunday night TO hear the rendlton oil saim
Vii Inv the choir. The rendition had been
made public through tho press. aud the
names OF some of our best singers appeared III
the lists. Tho Lutheran church cnoT proper
res composed of Mrs. HarmeI. Mrs. fruier
Nss Chailotte Jane L. A. Nnscnuliz. AIRED
lane reinforced by Miss Fannloil ans, Mss
Annie RoddeiIer Miss Eha rams FRANK
Hear and &. n. Caldwell. with Professor l..
w. +. Eisenberg crganis- Inc music
zoe Nendelssohn's composition, and was
first produced in Leipzig in 1872
remarkable feature about the LutheiHn
choir is that with one single exception an
Tho members are native born Germans. grad
mates of German cOnserv tories ana al oil
them including the oreaniSt nave peeh II
tbis country only few years.
General ! ees birthday was observed mere
Yesterday by the closin- OF the banks. sus-
1ension of the public schools ana holiday NJ
the Deaf. Dumb and Blind institution LAKE,
nesses OF General Les were displayed at win
Jows along the main street. The old battle
fac of tho Stonewall Brigade was tioatea IRON.
the Opera House, and the Stonewall band
would have given an 0pen-air concert on the
court house square but Tor the fearful con
ditioo of the weather. which from cold ram
and sleet turned into heavy snow and slush
towards night VIII.
Nr. l.. q. c. Lamar is registered at Virginia
Hotel
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-01-21

IvAyuoE. VA. Jan 19.-ISpecial. The
bodv of William Watkins (cOlOred), VINO was
drowned few days since at the ferry here
across New yer. has not been found, ana as
the river has had q Hood since. II IS not AKely
that his body will ever be found.
THE citizens of the western part OF the
town were startled Saturday night by ter
rife explosion OF dynamite near NJ. SWeckeI
stora I1Don investigation 1t proved 70 be
an attempt t. blow up the store The
'nolice were sent for and went u work TO hunt
down the, dastardly perpetrators. 1t was not
long befo 70 t.ney had whole family consist
inc Of fath er, mother and two boys OF ten
and twelve, years OF age. respectively, ar
re older boy confessed that he did the
Lad at the cOmmand OF his mother. lhey
100 GIVEN a Wearing Monday morning before
I p Heuser. who committed the mother ana
fhe OLD OF boy /. > jail 10 answer an indictment
rTbe father and Younger boy were discharged
II appears tl VI tie older boy had a few
dava nreo iouslv = sOlen bunch Of keys from
Syvecker's store. o. ~ OF which was ms store
house KEY. Mr.. :, 'ecker learned That TINS
how had the KEYS an q went to him and forced
him 10 Give them up and severely denounced
a. nov for his &c Z. which IT is presumed
caused HIM and his mother t. VOW ven
csance acainst Swec xer and 70 appears
80 the father Scales had some
time before this fOunu' suck o. dynamite
ready for use and had bro Wght IL 10 MS mousse,
where II had renamed M al tins night, when
r. oeve n 10 her SON with the instruction 90
Mace il under SWecker's store, light u ana
then run to the house. WI uch ne dld, ana
,rben arrested WAS ia bed But little damage,
however was done. but If Miltully handled
the damage might have bt~n great 10 the
building. and the injury 10 MI SWecAet I
family might have been very serious rs ,ne
family occupies tho rooms I'M heo'ateiy over
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-01-21

At the Masonic Temple Hall yesterday az
ternoon the Young ladies and men who are to
dance the Saraband at the Association hall
met. and under the direction OF Prof. Henry +.
Iaube went through an interesting re-
hearsal These rehearsas will continue re-
gularlv until the nth. one OF them occurring
this evening at 6 o'clock. All who Will
dance are cordially invited to be pre-
sent rs the rehearsals are much more sat
isfactory when everyone attends. Inc boxes
and loces will be auctioned to-day. West.
johnson IL Company can give all necessary
information as to the place and time. lnyl-
tat.ons O. the ball have all been issued the
last batch having beer mailed to-day.
All of the ladies of the reception committee
of the association are requested 90 meet at
o'clock on Saturday next at No. ll3 west
Franklin street Mrs Joseph Il. Anderson IS
chairman of this committee.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-01-21
swoilsn str ss1rns.

p..--,e.,.,o Y, ian N.-lSpeoial. The
rain which fell here all d ~ TUESDAY was ioi-
lnuod AZ half-past ten O'c fock last night ny "a
conions fail Of hail. W nch continued TIL
midnight when q hea y snow storm set
in the streams in this vicinity are very
hicb and il IS fe red that some
Of OF the tSssbs sT"' away rC"" The Appomattox
river here is considerably swollen and the
water extends for some distance over the
The regular monthly {, t-n Of the Hastings
Court OF Petersburg. JUG 10 d. NJ. Bernard
nresidinc. will open tome FLOW morning. Inc
frlowjng have been sun N oned q serve as
Grand Jurors j. 4. Parker }. Is. Brady H. -
Judkins. T.. A. Hartley, a. kosenstock \. l.
]. n. Allen. W. ". Blister i. +. Stroud ana
n. II. Stewart The petit Jurors are -.
Adridge W. T. Browder. A. \. Burton NJ
81. Booth G. l.. Carter, W; Hawthorn, !.
G.. Pugh H. w. Rainey n II. Shea9' " ~ ~
TAYLOR. Jr.. G. u. Weth, rspOon and H. -.
Thacker The criminal , ocket for this term
consists Of one felony an ] one misdemeanor
Mrs Robert T.. Macon Der and Mrs. T. u.
Rahm. OF Richmond, arc IN the city' IN ~
tendance on tneir SISTER MS VI. N ,,,.i..
who has been very III, bu / IS now graiuai.y
' ( weetInq Of the Cha mber Of Commerce
,vos Leld this after noon the rooms OF A. =.
hin Camp Conted crate Veterans. al when
Mr.. w. H. Pool was elect ed secretary Oh TIE
Tbe chamber inS'ruct, I'd the chairman OF
tba committee on n ser and harbcr improve
rnent MIR Rishop. X, ask. Mr.. Epes to OBTAIN
an appropriation OF 100000 for the improve
ment of the Aprons tick.
Mr.. Robert Gillian offered the loloWihs
resolution which Is adopted;
Resolyed. That IN the opinion OF
This chamber the passage OF the
Kent railroad hi a in the form n
which II was intrOdt ced into the eglsiatufe
would result n greai ~ reiarding the deFeiop-
ment Of Virginia, auu We therefore oppose us
passage. .....
The chamber also appointed committee
CONSISTING of Messr T. j. J.. Dalton. simon
Seward and Robert iiiliarh. TO 20 over u
Richmond TO oppose the passage Oh house
bill 60, chsrtering tie Southern ana ldch-
mond railroad
Mr.J Z. French and Miss Rosa W. Cotton.
of Winchester Va 81 rived hero yesterday
afternoon en- route foi Halifax. N a.. where
tbev we're married T be marriage ceremony
over the couple loft Of Al eXtenoed southern
tour. 49,.
morning nj 1880 o'cloC X at the Washington
street NJ T. church The contracting Darties
were Mr.. Frank Major Boggs, OF Onancock,
Accomac county, Va and MISS Maggie
Heath Pritchett. daU ghter Of Rev. Edgar
Uerndon Prjtchett. Of the Virginia con
ference Mr.. /. E. CT aldrey. Of Norfolk, was
best man and Miss 5alie i. Boggs. Of
Onancock. maid of no nor. The ushers were
Mr.. John VI. FosQue OF Baltimore. Mr.. John
II. PEBBLES Of Portsn lOuth. Mr.. William II.
Cuthbert of Petersbu Y and Mr.. Frank SlO-
comb of Onancock Among the ladies pres
emit were Miss Emma Laura Boggs OF Acco-
mac. and Miss Hasselti tine Sims of Roanoke.
Rev. A. c. Bic dsoe dictated. }lr. and Mrs;
Boggs left for lbchmond. and Il ON there Will
to, Rol
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-01-21
virginia Notes.

The English sparrows are said 70 be rapidly
decreasing in the Valley. fot-hunters; AT
guns. traps and other devices are las1 uo'ns
their work OF devastation. ,t.
The hotel on stony Man one Oh tne L'H. ne. -..
POINTS am the Blue Ridge. Page county, was
totally DESTROYED hy fire Wednesday nght.
ON saturday last NJ. Joseph Denny OF
Winchester. lost two children one dying IN
the morning. the other 40 night
A cremat0ry is to be built IN norfolk.
a woodworking factory is o. oe sl"Ils" III
West Point by Delaware capitalists.
In 10 date 5Ol students have matrlculated
al the University of Virginia
Work 90 the Washington and Arlington
railroad is suspended, and has been Tor some
time
The insurance ON the Luray Inn amount,
inc ~ ss7 000. has been paid by the different
companies. There is now no prospect OF us
being rebuilt. as the insurance goes to pay
of the purchase money.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-01-21

BEDFoED CITY. Jan. 20 Special. A short
time ago the correspondent of TIE inns
here stated that a receiver had been APP
proyement Company. On Thursday last a
meeting Of the stockholders was held, and
the report of the examining committee was
presented and adopted by the same vote. ID
was signed by Messrs. j. 4. Clark j. w.
Smith and n d. Hawinks. but not
by Messrs Withers and Gillian for reasons
thar will presently appear. The report states
that the committee examined the books very
carefully and found them correctly kept.
The presidents statement OF receipts and dis.
bursements was examined ia detail and found
correct. They found that some stock was
not fully paid. recommended that balances
be collected. and that some stock had
been collected under circumstances that
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-01-21
STEAMERS IN DISTRESS.
ONE Ashore Ar vInGfNIA BEACH.
The Schooner Centennial Sinks on Craney
JsIand-suicide of the Chief Engineer
ofa yessel-yirginin Affairs.

NorroLx. VA. Jan. 2O.-lSpociall-A two
mas.od schooner. loaded with lumber, IS
ashore. at No. 2 station near Princess Anne
Hotel with four men aboard. The life-saying
crew are, preparing TO take of the crew Of the
yessel W hich they think can DO readily done.
A two-m asted schooner was reported water
,ocred outs ide tho capes this morning and
the Merits sent their wrecking steamer
Rescue TO her assistance.
The tug A. King, with tow. was reported
disabled outsi, 20 the capes to-day.
Tho soboon, Centennial. Captain Mpls'
from North Car Dina for Baltimore win iuil-
Dor. sprang a leak and sank on Or"hey
Island flats this Nenlng.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-01-21
Phenomennl Snowflake.

WELDON. n. c.. Jan. 20. Especial. Mr.
James w Grant. OF Northampton county,
died az his residence. in the upper part OF
that county. Yesterday afternoon. aged sixty
eight years. He is the fifth member OF TIE
family who has died within the past few
months If the grip. He leaves several chill
dreu. Mr.. Grant was nj one tine q member
OF the State Legislature. and at tho time Of
his death was one of the county commissions
ers.
Mr.. ]. l.. Barnes. of Nashville. and Miss
Fannie Biggerstaff, of this place. were united
in marriage this morning at the residence OF
tia brides parents. the RsY. J. A. Lee sth-
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-01-21
oooosi,,on 90 railroad legislation.

pr1.AsKi. Va. jan Especial. The farm
srs regret that the snow did not remain longer
20 protect the growing wheat from the de
structivo changes incident TO ireeZlng ana
thawins. Fine ice has been put up by those
who have houses.
butter is scarce in this land of grass, but 1t
ia dine TO the fact that tho short-horn calves
nre allowed large liberties with their mothers,
The end in view being fat cattle.
There is general opposition 10 any iegisla-
tion which will retard the progress OF rail
road enterprise in Virginia.
The grip i not now 50 widespread IN IT'S
ravgs
IL is not vet known whether the special
term of the circuit court Of the county will be
called for the trial of Feagles. IL Is very
necessary that special term should be
had 80 that the civil business may be pro-
ceeded with without interruption at the regu-
lar term in March. Judge Boien has been hold
ing court in Tazewell with but brief inter.
mission during the holidays, since the first
MONDAY ia December.
The ladies OF the auxiliary OF the Young
Mems Christian Association gave delightful
entertainment re- entity The managing
board of the Association has been announced
tor another year and they will soon name the
officers The Young men OF this organization
are doing goodIwork here. The State secre
tary will be here next Sunday, when mass
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-01-21

B1rsyI11e. Va. JAN l9-ISneo ial. The
deepest snow of the season folL here lnst
Thursday night. u WAS almost o4ght inches
deep.
MIR. John Coleman. one Of our blest and
most respected citizens died at his home last
night lie had been confined to his house
for eleven years
The season for handling tobacco IS first
rate and the planters are busy stripping
Thepr.ces though, are not satisfactory
NJ W. Michaux. Dr.. who vas killed ia
Manchester last week, was we'll known and
had many friends in this community.
Miss Annie Scott. who has been very III
with pneumonia. is rapidly recovering.
Tao TIMES is considered the best pnper that
comes to this Office. and No predict large
circulation here III future.