The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1893-03-09

JULIA Force, who killed her two ais
ters at Atlanta, Ga, has been adjudged
insane. @e n
SAMUEL PAsCoE has been@sppointed
by Gov. Mitchell 70 DO United States
aenatorsfromiFl orida- a.asss.
. THE democrats Of. Michigan in state
eonvention at Detroit nominated
George a. Durand, Of Flint, for justice
of tho supreme court, and Henry A.
Harmon, of Detroit, and Robert r.
Bunker. of Muskegon, for regents.
expressing his gratitude, Gov.
Mckinley, of Ohio. has refused confri-
buttons from his friends designed to re-
lieve him Of his financial distress.
GuNPowDER expl oded in the sporting.
goods store of Rawlings Brothers in.
st. Louis, badly injuring four persons.
4 FIFTY white caps took several negro
laborers from their homes at Mason,
Miss. whipped them. and told them 70
leave the country. SssA*g .su.a
3 In San Francisco Dial Hawkins, who
knocked out Billy Miller, inhicting in.
juries that proved fatal. has been held
for manslaughter.
The Chicago democrats nominated
Carter H. Harrison for mayor.
On the Iron Mountain railroad a train
was wrecked near Hope. Ark, and
sixteen passengers were injured, some
fatally. go, ,,- !N:
CYRUS LEES house near Greenville,
KY, was burned and Cyrus Lee and
his sister and brother, wife and child
persisted in the flames There was no
one left to tell how the fire originated.
A GRAND JURY in Chicago indicted
Charles D. Law, of Fort Wayne, Ind,
general superintendent Of the Pitts
burgh, Fort Wayne & Chicago Railroad
company on = charge of murder. The
indictment is based on an accident in
which four lives were lost
THE legislature of Washington passed
bill making it unlawful in the state
to manufacture, buy. sell or give away,
or to have in ones possession cigar
cites or cigarette paper. i; ~ !. 49,
WITHOUT electing a United States
senator to succeed w. F. Saunders. the
Montana legislature adjourned and the
governor will appoint his successor.
The death of r. NJ. Bishop, who was
governor of Ohio in 1878 and 1879, &C.
CURED ut Jacksonville, Fla, where he
had been lying i'll for several weeks.
FIRE destroyed the Arkansas Bap-
fist college buildings established at
Little Rock six years ago by the col.
ored Baptists for the education of girls,
and the twenty inmates had narrow
escapes.
AT Marksville, La q cyclone caused
great destruction. scattered timber
and uprooted trees marking the place
where once handsome residences stood.
Two persons were killed.
AT Marion, Miss, cyclone de-
stroyed large amount of property,
| killed Mrs. Meader and her daughter
and fatally injured Mr.. and Mrs. w. j.
Harrison and severely injured several
other persons.
NEABMascoutah, ILL.,, Lorenz Zeis and
his three children died from the effects
of eating apple butter cooked in q cop
per kettle.
AT birmingham. Ala, Bob" Sims,
aged 20, was hanged for the murder of
Ebender Jordan q year ago, and Jose
Gabriel, an Indian, was exec uted at
San Quentin. Cal, for the murder of
Mr.. and Mrs Geiser. an old couple.
HENRY LAUnExs HAMMOND. aged Is,
| one of the oldest Congregational min.
! listers in Chicago, dropped dead from
heart disease.
In New Orleans Joe Goddard, tho
| Australian, was knocked out in the
eighteenth round in q fight for purse
of 10000 by Ed Smith, of Denver
The Associated Press organization
| was completed in Chic 60 with Mel.
Vile E. Stone, of that city, as general
manager, succeeding William Herr,
Smith