The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1892-09-08
Tue News 1trfo1Y S.fatel.

Matthias Dilley, who settled in Lake
City in 1851, died at the age of IS years.
The Northern Queen took out the
hrst cargo of corn that has left Daluth
for over Year.
The case at Croolzston of the state
against Officer Robinson has ter
minated in the defendant being dis
missed. Robinson was arrested for
striking Scandinavian with a club.
The ~ltasca County Agricultural asso-
citation has perfected it's organization
by adopting constitution and bylaws.
Steele county's fair will be held Sep
temb 90, g; land "a.
The appointment of ex-Congressr,an
Thomas Wilson, of Winona, as attorney
of the Chicago, st. Paul, Minneapolis
q Omaha railroad, has been con f;rlned.
Alex Gallagher, well-known farm
err OF Deer Creek, was killed by light
ming while sitting on the edge OF his
bed. His wife was severely shocked
but not injured.
The fees of the state insurance &C.
pa:tmcnt for August were 1884.
a building in Faribault owned bv S.
NJ. Pye was partially destroyed by lire.
1t was supposed to be another case OF
ircendiarism.
The ;-:::ar-old child of Postmaster
Danplcr was run over at Nort.fielt1
and seriously injured, the wheels of the
wagon passing over.its head.
A Scandinavian, name unknown,
while ate. npting TO board an electric
lnterurban car in Minneapolis was
thrown under the car and sca!ped.
lightning struck /, barn near Red.
wood Falls in which thrashing ere "
was sleeping and A. l.. Bowers was
killed and William Marsett and William
Mullen paralyzed. They would likely
die.
The Minneapolis Improvement Com.
pany Northeast, with capital stock OF
81, 900, of which Thomas Lowrie
will be the president, has been organ
lied.
The residence of J. Nj. Carmichael
at Northfieid was totally destroyed by
lire with all its contents. It is supposed
that the fire originated from adjective
hue. The loss was $4,000, with 81, SOC
insurance.
The local G. A. r., w. r. C. and s. ".
together with survivors of the FRS,
Minnesota regiment to the number OF
ninety, celebrated the anniversary Oh
the battle of Winchester at the resi-.
dence of Capt Matt Martin in W1nona.
Andrew p. Swanstro1n, of St. rari
has been chosen secretary of the Min.
nesot;s Masonic Relief society to sue.
coed O. L. Cutter.
Owing to the difference between the
julian and Gregorian calendars. Gov.
Merriam Mas issued an a1nendatorv
proclamation changing the day for the
ColuElb bin celebration from DC tober II
to October 81.
Jennie $. Youlton, of Chicago, was
granted divorce by Judge Stears in
Duluth from II. r. Youlton. The find
ings say Youlton was guilty of adultery
with Rhoda Newell, a woman with
whom he still lives.
Capt. James Starkey, one of the vet,
erau citizens of ST. Paul, died at Win
nipeg at the residence of his son-in-
law, =. D. Drewry, aged "A years. He
leaves five sons in st. Paul
The Bank of Minneapolis has filed
with Bank Examiner Kenyon ceftif.
cate showing an increase of it's capital
stock of $50. 900. The paid in capital
now amounts to $500, 1000.
The Milwaukee & st. Paul Company
has changed the headquarters Of
Division Freight Agent H. E. Pierpont
from Winona to La Crosse, and he will
have charge of the Southern Minnesota
and river divisions of that road.