The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1892-10-27

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EARTHQUAKE shoclxs ,zens felt c.n.ir- !.
rattling Of windows and shakirr IS 81
crockely that alarmed NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
generally. -,
e sWILr1AM McPHrRson has been -.
rested in Detroit Mich. Oh The cl,ar0a
OF having twelve. lfvinR wives. '+'s $500. IS
. IN Chicago tho worlds fair buildings
were dedicated on the 21st. Vice Presi.
dent Morton accepted and dedicated the
structures, HenryxVattersoa, of Ken.
tsclsy, d1li1er ttded; catory Grafton,
and EhauncsyM. upew, oflNeh Yorl,
was the Columbian orator.
early tutor and lifelong friend Of the
:martyred president. Abraham Lincoln,
occurred at the residence of his daugh-
ter. Mrs. Nancy Shoah, in Paris, Ill,
aged 50 years, months and 9 days
THOMAS COLI and his wife wero
found deod in bed in Chicago. Gas
asphyxiation was the cause Of their
death.
JOHN GAINES. the oldest man born Ia
Indiana, died suddenly at Crawfords.
vile. aged 30 years. t@fa f, 1905 4
DELEGATES from various states met
in Chicago and perfected an organize.
ton to be known as 1.-THE National
- te swo1<en a an auda1 49,. Inc Go1ecs
Improvement of public roads. :,
Fr.urs doesrovad TIN hove. - u;.,,
ael Kansas. a man c,rr;ar ~ No.
nan. mifn.. and two Of h;a ch;ldran
persisted, =.
AT a fireworks exhibition at Los An.
geles. -Cal.., a 6-inch oaa nina loadad
with guupowder exploded. KILLING
twelve people and , woundinq. MANY
others - S1'''! R5.3t' < 'fE'': ''''
NEAR ster,;nr Kan . storm ,.roc,,oa
many bufldings ana 's;ninrad s.vnr.i
persons.
Four children of Joseph Matthew "a.
living near Claremoutss ial C.::swere
burned to a crisp during the absence Of
their parents. ~, no -
In Louisville Mrs. Edward Neunlist
was instantly killed by the discharge
of gun trap which her son Edward
had setgtokill chicken thief.
: II their home at Swedesburc. L.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Sells were found
dead. they having been suffocated hv
gas from a coal cooking stove. tu.,l'.
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FOREIGN INTELLIGENCE.
HE official figures show that there
have eeen 1862 cases OF cholera and
1888 deaths since the outbreak of the
plague in Hamburg. =. sy~ . .sw4ssss y
A 1YpHooN wrecked the steamer
Bokhara, gof the .Psninsular 4 Oriental
line, OH Land island, near the island of
Formosa. She carried a number of
passengers and large crew, and over
$50 lives were lost -sasFgs
Choke damp In tho &Delere mine in
Italy suHocated nine miners.
The late George Fowler, wealthy
provision pscker and s merchant OF
Liverpool, left$31 2, 600 10 the Salvation
Army.
FIRE destroyed all the main business
houses in the village of Beeton, Ont.
J IIE wholef numberF Of deaths from
cholera in France since April is 8, 1884,
A gsRwEB at Hamburg Germany,
cavea I'm. burying fourteen wofkmen
alive. and it was thought that all of
them had persisted.
A REVOLUTION has broken out at San.
~tlaqoA"dea Estro, %the~capital of the
province OF the same name-tho CEN
trail province Of the Argentine repub-
uc-anc the lnsursents>have captured
the governor OF the province.
-FOUR Christians were killed and
twenty wounded IN, the recent riots at
1nst th.;r ';nes AosN''' solo'efs also
AoconD1Na to official statistics III.
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