The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1892-03-24

THE supreme court Of Indiana has
declared the Australian ballot law te
he constitutional. u
In Virginia, Alabama aud sfiasissip-
ri the severest snowstormtn many
years prevailed. xss'-H~-s
: FIRE destroyed q Emitted st.tesAex-
press car near Honey Bend, Ill, with
its contents. including $50, 600 in cur
rency.
In Indian territory cattle were dying
in large numbers from cold and ex:
posture.
AT Milburg. Mich, b.. F.ssHll. be-
came entangled in the machinery in
his sawmill and his body was sawed in
two lengthwise. Il ~ = ~
Iowa republicans. ~in.~eonxentio4s~s OF
Des Moines elected Harrison delegates
to the Minneapolis. convention, but
sent them suninstructed., sThe dele:
gates at large are D. C. Chase, iohh II.
Gear, E. E. Mack and J. 8. Clarkson.
The platform .indorsSs President .Har.
rison's administration; favors' protec!
ton, reciprocity, the elevation and
prosperity Of labor, the maintenance
Of sound currency, every dollar 1oi
which shall be the equal of every
other dollar, and Of securing Eto an
American citizens, white Cor black,
their rights 1t was decided 70 CIT
loose from prohibition as party
measure.
GRACE MCKINNEY, an actress at
Cleveland who married Rev. Wilson R.
Stearley about week ago while on
her death bed, is dead.
The prohibition national convention
will meet in Cincinnati instead of St
Louis, but the date remains the same,
June 20.
AN eruption of Ngauruhoe, an active
volcano at Taupo, caused the death of
500 natives
MICHIGAN prohibitionists in convcn-
ton at Grand Rapids chose delegates
at large to the national convention and
adopted resolutions demanding that
the sale and man ufacture of liquor be
made a public crime; equal suffrage
regardless of sex; that trusts and COM
binations be prohibited by law; that
pauper and criminal immigrants be ex-
cluded and foreigners not be permitted
to vote until one year after taking out
papers, and that the party cannot en-
terrain any proposition to cooperate
with reform party which does not an
tagonize the liquor traffic.
RICHARD METRosE's family at Nash
vile, Tenn, were poisoned by drink
ing coffee containing arsenic. Matte
and Katie died and the others were in
a critical condition. Robert, the
younger son, was suspected of the
crime.
ALONG the line Of the Denver, Texas
and Fort Worth, Tex, it was estimated
that 20, 900 cattle persisted during the
past week and as many more north
and east of Trinidad.
FIRE destroyed Light & Myers to-
bacco factory at ST. Louis. Loss,
S345, 900.
FOREIGN INTELLIGENCE
A JEWISH banker at St. Petersb burg,
J. E. Luxembourg, failed for S., 500, 900,
owing in part to the animosity of the
government
THE steamship Indiana, loaded witt,
provisions sent from the United States
to the starving Russians, has arrived at
Libau. Russia.
The police in Liverpool found the
bodies of a woman and her four chill
dren buried under the hearthstone of
their home. The police arrested Ar
thur Williams, and they think he is
Jack the Ripper
By an avalanche at Bellueno, a CITY
OF north Italy. eight persons were
killed and large amount OF property
was destroyed.
In the colony of Queensland, Aus
tralia, great suffering exists owing to
the stagnation of industry. Hundreds
of women and children were applicants
for government relief at Brisbane.
By the wrecking of the British brig
Gudrion on the shingles on the Isle OF
Wight ten of the crew persisted.
FREDERICK EGGLEToN and Charles
Rayner, poachers who killed two men,
were hanged at Oxford, Eng.
For assaulting and numbering eigh,
servant girls, Franz Schneider was
s:rangled at Vienna.
JOSEPH DYE and Lee Hefflin, who
murdered the Hines family, were
lynched near Gainesville, w. Va, by a
mob.
Owing to trouble over the educational
bill Chancellor Caprivi has resigned his
seat in the Prussian cabinet.
In Spain the floods continue, and
over 100 houses in Villaverde have been
destroyed.
By the collapse of building in st.
Petersburg thirteen persons were
killed.
AN Italian named Gatti, who muir.
dered Mile. Degen, teacher, was
guillotined at Lucerne. This was the
first execution in Switzerland since
1868.
FLAMES in a butchers shops al Brolnp.
ton, Eng, caused the death of two
women and three Children