The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1892-12-01

"a. q 6oL0NoN Il Co. dea1ors N Dr..
goods 1t Denver. failed for 9e95, 900
BRIDaEr.NpRrAUo died at her HON,
near Manhato. Mlnn., g the age Of 10
years. $1,000:
By the capsizing % yacht Prot
Ganiard. his wife and son, sged If, IN,
Miss Thompson. aged 81 oil musicians
were drowned near Everett, Wash.
On the upper Mississippi river navi
cation has closed for the season.
In Dubuque, Ia, the lumber mill
have closed for the season. The cut 8
lumber, 90, 00O, 600 feet, il the larges
on record in that city.
The death OF Willaam Mckinley, ST..
father Of Gov. Mex inley. occurred .
his home IN Canton, O.. aged IS years
E RESOLUTIONS were adopted at the ma
tional assembly in Champaign, Ill, O.
the Farmers' Mutual Benefit associa
ton favoring the free and unlimited
coinage Of silver, graduated income
tax and election Of United States sena
tors by direct vote Of tae people.
The independents hold the balance
of power in the California Legislature
and can name the next United State.
senator. {.
FLAMES destroyed Fuller's liver,
stable at st. Joseph, Mo-, and twent,
horses, one . trotter valued at SIS, 900
perished in the FIRE. !. ..:
ILLlNoIs' official vote gives CLEVELAND
q plurality OF. 29.l7s and Atgeld, fo1
governor, g, $50 plurality. s
SrANsunT,r ArCtkoSa :. 81. a. ~ ~ -,
a kite-shaped track at stockton, Cal
This beats the worlds trotting RECORD
for stations. -. =.
The Knights of Labor at the close O.
their annual meeting in ST. Loui,
adopted resolutions favoring the re
strictiOn of immigration to those with
funds sufficient fer years support
restricting the ballot to those who cal
read and write, and that money shoult
be issued by the national government
only. 49, - ~ - :.
NEAR Mansfield. Wis, . lumbe,
camp was destroyed by fire and two
men were -cremated and three other,
terribly burned. =
Ar Denver, COL, Robert Gerading
an amateur bicyclist. broke the world.
track and road record for miles BY
As Is seconds. His time was 1907.
A BOY and three men were drowned
at Lewiston, WASH, by the upsettins
of a boat.
The Minnesota official vote give,
President Harrison plurality of 81,
27o. Nelson (rep.) for governor has ,
plurality IF l4,967.
FLAMES ruined the works of thu
Michigan Forge & iron Company a
Detroit: the loss icing 100000
THE Indian industrial school at Clou
tart, Mimi, was entirely destroyed BY
fire. .--.:.
. AT Green Bay, Wis, James Fox
aged II, and John and Kennedy Cot
ton, II and Q respectively, were
drowned while skating on the Fo,
river.
The overland express on the North
ern Pacific was held up ut Hot Springs
Wash, by three masked men who re
lieved the passengers of cash to tn,
amount of $3.50.
In portions of Minnesota and Soutl
OdAOVeS Gls0 iuOAAVOCX ICk1SGCISO 81
degrees below zero.
FoRrY-E1eHr miners were supposed
to have persisted from hunger and COLI
in the mountains east of Snohomish
Wash.
COMMANDER WE1ssERr in speaking O.
the southern posts-of the Grand Army
of the Republic says colored soldier,
must be recognized.
HUGH BOYD and Mrs. Annie Thomp
son, his housekeeper, were fatal,
burned at St. Johns, Mich. Mr.. Boy.
was the oldest sir knight in the coun
try.
AT the Planters hotel in Cairo, Ill.
May Sans. achambermaid. shot ant
instantly killed Capt. Ransom Sampson
then fatally shot SIMPSONS bride, t.
whom he had been married but week
and then shot herself fatally. Jeal
ousy was the cause.