The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1893-06-01
News in Brief.

The normal school at St. Cloud gradu-
ated the largest class in it's history.
torty-eight teachers were given certifi-
Gates.
Burglars broke into r. r. Anderson's
Office at Cannon Falls, opened the safe
and got 30 cents in cash and $3.50 in
notes.
A trust deed to the Minneapolis Trust
company has been fled in the Office of
the secretary of state by the Port Ar
thur, Duluth & Western Railway CON-
pany. The instrument bonds the road
in the sum of $50, 600 per mile.
The Willmar Social club has fled ar
ticles of association with the secretary
of state.
The Phenix Electric company of Du-
luth has assigned.
Murray & Nevins shipped from St.
Charles to the worlds fair a horse 6
feet inches high and weighing 2, 7eo
pounds.
The democrats of Dora have elected
X. A. BATHS as their future postmaster.
Nearly 1000 people attended the
Scandinavian Lutheran church Jubilee
festival in Minneapolis.
Mrs. Sarah Daniels, a iewess living in
Minneapolis, was badly burned by the
careless use of kerosene oil. She was
using oil to start up smoulderinp fire
when the can exploded.
Frank F. Flanagan, a married man
and teamster for Aders & Rooney. Man.
kato, was thrown from his wagon and
quite seriously injured, two wheels
passing over his body, breaking several
ribs and injuring him internally.
E. J. Lambert, of Maple Lake, re-
Gently brought in seven dead wolves.
upon which he received bounty.
James w. Davidson, of Austin. WIN
goes with Lieut.. Perry on his expedi.
ton to Greenland, has received the an
pointment of assistant surveyor. He
was chosen from hundreds of applicants
and is under FL years of age.
The Minnesota Blast Furnace com.
pany at Duluth has assigned to w. H.
II. Stowell, president of the Duluth
Iron and Steel company. This assign
ment results from the failure of the
West Superior Iron and Steel company
short time ago. They owed the fur
mace company $4,000. The Standard
Ore company attached the pig iron on
hand several days ago to secure their
claim for ore sold The furnace will be
started again if the West Superior steel
plant is started.
George Grindel was arrested in Min.
neapolis for sending obscene letters
through the mails to his divorced wife
and her mother.
The 14-year-old daughter of Chris
Eisenhoefer, baker in St. Cloud, ar
rived in that city, having made the trim
from Bavaria, Germany, all alone. She
arrived safely in New York several
days ago, where those in charge of the
Immigrant service fastened q tag on her
dress labeled: ''Going to- Chris Essen
hoefer, st. Cloud. Mimi" She came
over the ocean on the steamer CITY of
Rome, and there was only one person
on the boat with whom she could con-
verse. j. .<''s J. s'''s-
During the recent storm NJ. Kelley. a
farmer near Buffalo, lost 60 sheep and
some lambs. # .4..,- j. 49, -
Joseph j. Allen, the colored mail car
rier of st, Paul. who was sued for d.
vorce by his wife, Elizabeth j., has
filed an answer, in which he seeks to
explain some of the charges made by
his wife and denies others. He claims
that his $40, 0o0 dwindled down through
the extravagance of his wife so that he
had to make an assignment. -;
!, The plate glass front of the Waverly
bank, at Waverly, was smashed in two
places by mischievously inclined per-
sons. > =
Miss Grace Liddy, of Little Falls, was
seriously burned about the face by the
overturning of vessel of hot water.