The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1892-02-11
The Yews ssr,e1y Cnronlc,el.

The 100000 bonus for the opera
house at Winona has been raised.
Frank w. Hadfeld, coal and wood
dealee at St. Paul, made an assignm emit
with liza bilities of $40, 600.
The New England Hotel at Minneap-
oils was damaged about $1,000 by FIRE.
w. c. Wilson, convicted at Litchfield
of grand larceny in the first degree,
was sentenced by Judge Powers to five
years in the state prison:
Messrs. l.. Dreyfuss, D. Mack and A.
NJ. Love. of New York, were in Wi
mona seeking location for a large
manufactory of overalls.
Senator jeremiah Grinnell, of Kas-
son. was stricken with apoplexy and
expired in an hour: Up to the time of
the attack he was in good health.
In a catch. as-catch-can, wrestling
match for $1,000 a side Billy Murphy,
of Chicago, defeated Barney McCon-
VILE; of st. Paul, at Hammond, Ind.
During the year 1891 there were
granted to Minnesota veterans, through
St. Paul: agency, pensions aggre-.
eating $51,474 covering 376 claims
Recently an old man was buried at
Cazenovia. His son returned from the
west the other day and expressed
desire to see his fathers remains.
The corpse was taken up. ~and~. was
found to have turned over.in the coffin,
tearing the hair and decorating the
face in so doing.
Charles D'Antremont. (dem.) was
elected mayor of Duluth:
The Salvation Army will soon locate
in Faribault,, having rented hall for
one year. $50
Secretary Beebee. of the soldiers
home, has completed. his January re-
port, which shows the nuaaber of in
ma es to be los.
The stockholders of the Fergus Falls
national bank have made a voluntary
assessment, which makes good the
heavy loss of $4o,0 recently sustained
through the failure of the Page mills.
The worlds fair superintendent for
. Rice county has all been subscribed,
amounting to $3.50. - .: :"
: Jacob Roth, aged Is years died at his
home in Faribault. mir. Roth had been
resident of Rice county for upwards
OF thirty years.
An electric car ran over two children
named Fred and Rosa keegan in st.
Paul and both were killed almost iu-
stantly.
The barber shop OF Tell Budd at
Mortified was brokensinto and nearly
500 in money and razors* taken. THIS
shop has been burglarized NUN Der Of
times the past year.
The Duluth & Iron Range railroad
reports its gross earnings for the year
ending Deeembe ST at $1,154, 1879. So.
the state tax on which is s$as, 0s2 SO.
The Duluth g. Winnipeg in the same
time. earned $ss, 1888. -, paying. the
state q tax on the same amounting to
1881. SO. Ss@'$s<<. 's' a.
: The suit brought in the United
States court at Duluth by the Armour
Rutterine Company to recover damages
from State Inspector C. A.Lawrence
was dismissed. -. q. ssr-.sxx x... & =:
n Charles LEM, aged g. left the. lone.
OF his newly made bride of 50, in the
town Of Wellington, and has not since
been seen. LEM and his first wife
agreed toseparate. - 81 s., >sa.} 80.
The receipts of the state insurance
commissioners office for the month of
sJanuaryawcro=s i1esyy. The taxes re.
ceived on premiums collected amount
~ S66so.l aue fees of the Office
f., -; yptt 3bs&l6 "a. >,
Tbs e convSnt IN of the Women,s
Aelief Corps wilImt in Minneapolis
II Felkpary 17Snd 10, the same
days on which The G. A. R. holds its
85sss45
B AoA g. HsPettit, 81 Minneapolis,
H. beer appolnted by the governor
Lent De the board of managers of
the Ml1neseta late reform school for
= termof Ole ysar.
sss..Asatrain unthe Chicago. Milwaukee
g st. Paul. road was. wrecked 3 miles
from Hranxinssby a.1ollsion withss j
cow. and the engine. tender and eight
cars were demolished. The damage to
the railroad property is 415. o0n I