The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1892-02-18
The News Briefly CnronicIei.

Antoine Ray, aged -, and Mrs.
0dette. aged 81, were married at Red
Lake Falls
Fred Kampfer, treasurer of the st.
Paul bakers union. is missing along
with S14o of the unions funds.
Denny Killen, almost as we'll known
in sporting circles as his deceased
brother, Pat Killen, died in St Paul,
aged 90 years.
News has been received of the death
at San Diego, Cal, of William B. Quinn,
father of DR.. "A. j. Quinn, of St. Paul,
at the age Of 70 years. He was one OF
the best known of St Paul's pioneers
Judge Daniel Evans died at Winona
of pneumonia, aged II years
II. T.. Putnam, who was probably
the largest farmer in Otter Tail county,
died at Amour.
The trial on a charge of arson of
Mrs Mary Merrill. of Wadena, at
Black River Falls, Wis, resulted in
the acquittal of the defendant.
John Charles Krauthe, pioneer res
ident of Duluth, died the other morn
ing: He was born in Germany in 1911
and came to Duluth in 1855.
The body of an unknown man, evil
IDENTIFY laborer, was cast on the beach
at Duluth by heavy northeastern: ,
Adolph G.. Kennedy, while intoxi-
Gated and quarrelfng with another
man on the track near Duluth, was
struck by train and instantly xii ed.
Smith McHugh, the southern Mime
sofa wonder, came out victorious over
Charles Moth in the wrestling match
at Rochester for purse of 81, 900.
Archbishop John Ireland, of St.
Paul. has arrived in Rome and has
been cordially received by the pope.
President Harrison has nominated
Walter Fl. Sanborn, of Minnesota, for
United States circuit Judge in the
Eighth judicial district.
The gross earnings of the Burline-
ton. Cedar Rapids & Northern in Min.
nesota during the past year were S63.-
926. TO- The state tax Of 8 per cent is
$1,917s4.
w. H. Maunsell, IN Ada stenog-
rapher, was arrested on a charge of
forging Judge Mills. name to q bill for
shorthand work in the Norman county
.eourt
The body of Winfield Lennox, a
young man who was recently killed
at La Prairie by the cars while walk
ing on the track of, the Duluth & Win.
nipeg, was exhumed and taken BY rel
ativcs to Lyle, the former home of the
deceased, Tor burial. :.
John Tosney, Mortified saloon.
keeper, was closed out by Sheeran &
& Filler, of .Faribault on IN account
of $500. g ~ 49, zss
Martin Olson, employed in Fales &
Woodas' camp near Aitken, was
killed by log falling ON him while
loading: He was about 70 wears old
and his. parents live in the old coun-
try. -: ''ats2 ~ 81 Z -
The gross earnings of the North.
western railroad for the past wear in
Minnesota, as reported to the stats
auditor. are $1,ss5,97I94, of which !
tax OF 8 percent, amounting to $751;
o7e.s4, goes ia. tho state. .1w
Fred Mcleod, butcher 1t Motley, In
q 1T OF mental alteration. shot himself
in the head with . revolver INJECTING
q very dangerous and probably fatal
wound. '%@ @@~2sz@ q y a So ts&
The Indian contract schools 1T Rice
River, which were owned and oper-
ated by Rev.. b. A. Gil6llin, and those
at Cass Lake and Red Lake, have been
sold and transferred to the government
Charles H. Thompson, aged s. = |
prominent business man. dropped dead
of heart failure at his home in Kasson.
Mr.. Thompson had been resident of
Dodge county twenty-seven years and
was a prominent odd fellow.