The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1892-09-22
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Mrs. Crandall, wife of Senator c. s.
Crandall, died at Owatonna, of paraly.
sis.
A little son of Alex. McRae was
seriously injured by a passing train at
Swanville.
The Minnesota Historical society
will celebrate the 4O0th anniversary OF
toll on October Fl, 1892.
The state worlds fair commissioners
have appropriated SIS, 900 for the live
stock exhibit.
+. w. Renner. a well-known Mime
apolis well digger, while descending a
we'll was precipitated to the bottom
and buried beneath 40 feet of earth.
Gus l.undbcrg, a Minneapolis bridge
builder aged 3S, was killed at Mar
rlonct by falling off a bridge.
Elmer +. Adams and Thomas n. Nc
Lean have bought the Grand hotel at
Fergus Fails of Thomas p. Payne, of
New York city, for $4,000.
NJ. V. OConnell, alias Il. c. Burgc,
was arraigned at st. Paul charged with
West hotel
c. II. klemmer's wooden mills at
Faribault were entirely destroyed by
fire. The loss was upwards of SO, 600;
insurance light.
The twenty-seventh annual reunion
of the Second regiment, Minnesota Vet
eran Volunteer Infantry, was held at
st. Peter.
large barn in the township of Nor
ristown was struck by lightning and
consumed by fire with two horses,
some grain. hay, tools and some other
property stored in it.
Health Commissioner Hoyt has
warned the st. Paul city council that
the sanitary condition Of the city is
very deplorable and that in case OF an
epidemic outbreak the result would be
terrible.
The Northern Mill Company has been
organized at Duluth with a capital of
100000. i. c. Church is president and
Roy Wilson secretary. A 50O-barrel
mill is to be erected.
Henry j. Becker, charged with at.
tempting to criminally assault little
Mamie La Police at Little Falls, was
run out Of the city secretly and placed
in Jail in another town to save him from
lyncbing.
During a severe thunderstorm at
Winona lightning wrecked the resi-
dence of w. l.. Barnes and the bol'
demolished led usually occupied b.
c. II. Lamberton, who had left the
couch few moments previous.
Indictments have been found by the
grand jury at Duluth against the Tow
err rioters on two counts assault in the
second degree and riot. There were
twenty-four bills found
Rev. Henry Roth died at Rochester
of jaundice and dropsy, aged L. He
was an old settler and presiding elder
in the German NJ. E. church. He was
pastor there for forty-three years.
Carl c. johnson, cashier of the
Adams Express Company in St. Paul,
was arrested on the charge of embcz-
cling S44s of the company's money. H.
was committed to Jail il. default of
$4,000 bail.
Henry C. Hope, superintendent of tel
egraph in st. Paul of The Omaha Rail
road Company, is heir to an estate in
the north of ireland wo:th several mil.
lions Of dollars.
Aaron NJ. Chase, a resident CT Tay-
lor's Falls since 1853. died of OLD age
Deceased was 4 prominent figure on
the st. Croix and Mississippi rivers in
early days.
Arthur Warren was arrested at Vino
ma on telegram from Springfield, ILL.,.
charging him with having entered the
roc m Of George Bortb, travelling man
from Winona. and stealing gold " atcl
und Ea2 in cesh.