The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1892-10-20
THE EAST.


against Frick and other Carnegie Off
Gals and the Pinkertons.* who are
charged with murder and conspiracy.
THE republican state committee of
New York nominated Judge Charles f.
Andrews, of Syracuse, for chief Judge
of the court of appeals "
The naval parade in New York on
the 18th was q grand affair. The fleets
of France, Italy and Spain were repre-
sented in the line, and besides our own
war vessels large number of yachts,
tugs and boats of all descriptions took
part. p = @&sE
In Waltham, Mass, the central fig
ures at a reception given by A. b.
Brown were three of Mrs. Browns
aunts, who are triplets and 50 years of
age.
Forty persons were injured. two
fatally, in a rear end collision on the
Sixth avenue elevated railroad in New
York. ... 49,.
CLIFFORD CALvERLEY, Canadian
aged % years, crossed the gorge of Nj
agara at point between the cantilever
and railway suspension bridge on q
three-quarter-inch cable in less than
seven minutes.
BERGMANN, the anarchist, recently
sent to the Western penitentiary of
Pennsylvania for twenty two years for
his assault on II. G. Frick, attempted to
escape and was shot in the leg.
GEORGE CHEsrER's -four mill at Lock-
port, n. Y. and John Little's flour
and feed mill were entirely destroyed
by fire. Loss estimated at $3.50, 600.
The New York democratic state COM
mittee acquiesced with the republicans
in the nomination of Judge Charles
Andrews for chief Judge of the court of
appeals.
The house of John Fox, a non-union
man at Homestead, Pa, was set on fire,
and the family were aroused just in time
to save their lives.
In the circuit court at Ballston Spa,
N. Y, Judge Slower rejected six appli-
cants for naturalization because they
could not read or write the English
language.
On the 18th New York's Columbian
celebration eliminated with the un-
yelling of the Columbus monument.
An immense street parade preceded the
ceremony.
Ar Port Royal, Pa, six miners died
from the effects of drinking beer from
a key in which was found dead snake
The court Of appeals by vote of 5
to decided that the recent appor-
tionment of the state of New York by
the last legislature was legal and valid.
NEAR Shamokin, Pa, carriage con-
tanning A. D. Maxwell. two Misses
Taylor and Miss Kate Houghawent
was: struck by a train and Maxwell
and the Taylor girls were fatally in
jnred.t IL r - ~sE2Ez. !:
THE republicans of the Tenth New
York district nominated Charles E.
Coon for: congress. Mr.. Coon was as
sistant secretary of; the treasury under
President Arthur's administration. -
An explosion of gas at the Sterling
colliery near Shamokin, Pa, killed one
man, four were injured and eight
Others entombed. - rs
One Of New York's society leaders,
Charles Lownder Cottenet, was killed
by falling from his horse while hunt
ing with the Meadow brook e.. I. J
hounds.
AFTER stay of ninety days the
troops at Homestead, Pa, have left for
home. -
SEARCH for the bodies at the Sterling
RIM colliery near ,Shamokin. Pa, re-
vealedl the fact that. five miners were
killed by the explosion and six were
taken out alive but fatally injured.
FREIGHT trains collided on the New
London & Northern railroad near New
London, Conn.,, and four men and three
race horses were killed in the wreck
In New York the republicans made
the following congressional nominal
tons: Second district. w. N. Grace:
Fourth, c. Il. Hobbs; Fifth, c. G. BEN
nett; Sixth. John Creamy.
szDUGAN, Clemens and Gibson, three
strikers, were arrested At the; Home
stead pa steel works on suspicion of
dynamite plot