The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1892-12-15

.xard prevailed. stopping III railway
tradac and freezing to death hundred,
Of cattle. SIS
JUDaB GRESHAM, Of Chicano. IN j
long opinion refused to grant : petition
to compel interstate commerce wit
nesses to testify and produce books
holding that the court could not 81
made subsidiary to and 3 subordinate
auxiliary to : non-judicial and admin
istrative body.
AT Jellico, Tenn, mob lynched u
unknown man for criminally assault
ing and then numbering Miss Mildred
Bryant, . handsome and most estima
BILE young lady.
At Meridian, Miss, John White (col
ored) was hanged for the murder o:
james Logan, an officer, who was try.
ing to arrest him Before his dealt
White confessed this crime and three
other murders. He gave his correc'
name as Frank Pate Townes.
In Kansas the Official count of thu
votes cast at4he recent election show.
Weaver to have received 1853, Ill; Har
rison, ISL, 9s7; Weaver's majority, 5,s74
No votes were cast for Cleveland.
, Ex-PREsmENT HAYES, of Ohio, wa.
reelected president at the annual con
gress In Baltimore of the Nationa
Prison association of the United States
In Toledo, O., Joseph Roemer, 1
wealthy retired merchant, died sudden
" from heart failure after having re
sponded to a toast at q banquet.
CHARLES R. MouLToN shot and in
stantly killed Mrs Mary s. Storey, 8
widow, at Seattle, Wash, because she
refused his attentions and then killet
himself.
In California the official vote at tn.
recent election was: Cleveland. III, 908
Harrison, III, 75d; Weaver, Is, 1926; Bid
well, 7.1s7. One republican electo,
was chosen. 81,
- FRANK LEWIS and James Needle.
fought during q revival in a church il
Monroe township, O., and both were
fatally injured. = -z.,s
In Chicago Mrs Mary Mckinley died
aged 100 years and months. s.,.:,...sg
FIRE destroyed the city armory a.
Cleveland, O., the loss being 800, 600.
BECAUSE she refused TO marry hin
James Hargus, of Nevada, No., fatal
~ shot Miss Pearl Mann and the1
killed himself.
N1NETY-F1vE lives were lost in navi
eating the great lakes during the sea
son just closed. The death list is much
longer than for many years in the lake
marine. In property the losses of the
Cocoon a npnp,.o 70 nEn mn
In Montana the vote on presidential
electors at the recent election was
Harrison, 1888; Cleveland, 1854
Weaver, 1859; Bidwell, SIT. Dixor
(dem.) was defeated for congress by
Hartman (rep.) by 22o votes.
The death, of Martin Burke, one O.:
the three men convicted of the murde,
of DR.. Cronin in Chicago in 1889 ane
sentenced to life imprisonment, &C
CURED in the prison at Joliet of con.
sumption. Only one of the three (Dar
Coughlin) is now alive, O'Sullivan hav
ing died last winter.
For more than two years no rain ha:
fallen in northwestern New Mexico
and over Is, 600 head of cattle have dice
from starvation and lack of water.
Stephen HlrE and Dennis Mccarthy
(white) and Grant Thomas and Nelson
Lewis (colored) were hanged from tn.
same scaffold in the jailyard at Louis
vile, KY, for murder. This was the
first quadruple hanging in the state.
On the Rock Island railway the tel
egraphers went on a strike, and it wa.
thought they would be joined in thei,
struggle by the conductors and switch
men.
In Kent county. Mich. the recount
of the $4,000 ballots cast for congress
man gives Belknap (rep.) plurality
of two in the district.
OFFICIAL returns on the recount O:
the vote of Nelson county, N. D.. Civ.
sufficient majority to elect all thu
Weaver presidential electors.