The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1893-07-06

lllsclarod not guilt nd win 81 con-
1nedan IN insane asylul
F1.A1Es swept sawayssth principal
Art.1pf the town. Lsxingten o. IT,
and. two men perished "a the hames -
Ar Fairfield. Ia, Charles Wilson shot
his wife fatally and then fatally shot
himself. Domestic trouble VS. tlbe.
cause
BuReLARs robbed the Hartlyi banksaA,
Jericho, Mo-, Of $4,000. s. SIS IS s. s.
TIE cabinet Of the Epworth league
of the United States adopted i sresolu-
ton ut meeting in Cleveland which.
instructs the withdrawal Of the leagues
exhibit at the worlds fair because Of
Sunday opening. sssssj
JAMES SHEAKLEY has been appointed
governor of Alaska.
THE death of enCongresaman Wal
lacs occurred at hlslope fear York
Vile, s. c. He represented the state in
the reconstructionist period.
THE notorious burglar, Jim Ander-
te1, who hasscommitted crin1e inesve1y
lI@ eity in the sands Away ees-
c6ped = conviction, was sentenced- Ut
Columbus, O., to Ave years imprison-
ment.
sFmEs destroyed ro-saquares ot-sthe
business portion 81 Augusta, Mich. -
A RECEIVER was wanted for the Union
Trust company Of Sioux City, Ia, the
liabilities being $3.50, 900. - .a4. PSI III
NEAR Breckinridge, Tex, an attempt
[toh0adanpA train resulted in the kill
ing of the fireman and capture of one
of the bandits after hard fight.
1 The wheat CROP is q failure ip thirty
counties in the west of Kansas and
Coy. Lewelling has been appealed to
for relief S'''' = -.
The editor of the Augusta (Ga. Even
ing News, w. H. Moore, dropped dead
in his room. He had. been on the street
fifteen minutes previously. s's sS'
THE cashier of the City national bank
of Brentwood, Tex, s. f. Mailing,
Jr., was arrested on the charge of en-
bezzling go, 900 from the bank --ssfit
RESIDENTS of Naperville, ILL.,, hanged
Gov. Altgeld in eflgy for pardoning the
Chicago an archists
MINING men met in; Denver and de-
cided to close all the smelters, mills
and silver mines in Colorado until such
time as silver is appreciated at its prop
er worth.
AT i St. Joseph Mo-, Ellsworth
Goshen, aged 9 years, was sentenced to
twelve years imprisonment for wreck
ing q freight train. - -. .,s''.
BECAUSE of trouble between the stu
dents and faculty of the state normal
school at Terre Haute, Ind, the entire
class of 1893 refused to graduate and
! the commencement exercises were de-
clared off.
t~~THE, dwelling, barn and ~outhouses' OF
Henry Queer, wellto-do ranchman
near Leroy, COL, were burned by white
caps, and two of his horses were killed
and he was given warning to leave the
state within ten days. No cause was
| known. =
The sudden death of Mrs. Gus Wal.
din. of Burlington, Ia, caused post
norton examination and it was discov-
cred that the heart, although perfectly
healthy, had been burst, by some tire.
mendous emotion. y - d.
T. A. TIGHMAN, of Tennessee, prom.
| lnent Farmers Alliance leader, will
succeed Gen. Rosecrans as registrar OF
of the treasury. :; -
POVERTY and drunken husband
caused Mrs. Julius Collins. of Oak Cliff,
Tex, to administer poison to herself
and three little children. w.
THE Epworth league met in annual
convention at Cleveland and Gov. Nc.
Ki4ley and Mayor Blee made speeches
of welcome. =.
AT Hinckley, Mimi, the Pine county
bank and = branch bank at Sandstone,
owned by W,,H. Grant & Son, closed
their doors. H. / II
EMPLoYEs Of the Texas railway
caught three tramps plundering freight
cars at Owensboro, KY. and the thieves
were strung up and given twenty five
lashes.