The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1893-02-02
committed suicide 1t his residence. No
cause was kaQwn.
n RoNa, eRgiaeer, NJ. 1A1ahoney,
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sno oIdIc " washington CONTAINS 4lV, >
S33 1885. 900 feet of standing timber, and
that the total number of feet In the
United States outside OF Washinatoa- i
S53. $50, 26O,7l7. " .r 80,
THx Kansas legislator. Sa5stsd John
Martin -tpopulist} United States. sena.
tor. The repnblicanP elaimea the jqinv
conventionswns illegal and> sent pro-
f.test-to Waslfng '"s-~'~~"'s'<''4+ +'~ -"'
AT Butte, Mont. Charles Burg called
6t'thS zSsflence of Mrs and N Is. sIvaldo
Whipp1e, variety performers, and shpt
both Of them and then elew ,hie own
brlns oue ] No cans9 wasskn6wh. ~
WHILE en- route from Pensacola, Fla.
to London the Norwegian bark Star of
India was wrecked and the crew OF
thirty seven men persisted. .-,.,:.
BANDS of Chippewa and Pottaw ato-
ME Indians fought at Eagle River,
Wis, and three sPottawatomies:. were
killed and two Chippewas were dan
gerously. cut $50, .,>.,..,, :. r..
A MOB lynched William Fisher tcol::
ored) at Algiers, La, for killing Mrs.
Mcmahon and J. Barrett a. s.....x. 5.
THE jury at Jackson, Tenn. in the
case of Arsella, Spence against the .Illi-
nois Central road for killing her hus-
band brought in verdict of Sl2, 1000 in
favor of the. plaintiff. f.! IT,;
DAVID GURNEY and Richard Flock,
two Kansas City (MQ. )capitalists. were
fatally injured in runaway accident.
PETER FORD, of Fayette. Mo-, asks
for . divorce from his wife after a mar
ried life of fifty years, on the grounds
that she had at various times called
him '1iar,'' ''old hound" ''scoundrer'
and other equally, strong Names |,.,f.
In the presence of her little children
at Jacksonville, ILL.,, Mrs. William
Coreau dropped dead. t.,1n III 5..si:si.
In Des Moines, over 1000 conversions
were reported as a result Of Evangel@
list Mills religious meetings.
PEOPLE were floclsing to South Dako.
ia to secure divorce in the hope of &C.
quiring residence before the lcgisla-
ture extends the period of residence to
six months
In the circuit CONT, at Valparaiso,
Ind, Judge Gillett, decided that a grand
jury could not make demands upon
ban k officers for their books contain
ing the names of depositors.
AT Lafayette, Ind. Prot. George P.
Rudolph, formerly q Catholic priest,
while attempting to deliver his lecture,
g why I Left the Romish Priesthood"
was driven from the hall by a mob,
severely injured about the head and
shoulders, and received bullet in his
left hand. ..-.-.
a.
In joint convention the Tennessee
legislature elected w. $. Morgan Sec
rotary of state, James A. Harris comp-
troller and E. u. Craig treasurer. Il
I TAX inquisitors have unearthed s.
600, 600 worth OF .unreported taxable
property id Allen county, o., and 500
persona have been caught.
MASKED men robbed the bank Of
Waverly. Kan, Of $500, killed A. p. In
gleman, one of their pursuers, and
were finally run down and arrested.
in Chicago fifteen business firms
were burned out, tho total loss being
$l50.O0O. ->e s~.Js.;
The legislature of Wisconsin elected
John L. Mitchell as United Safes SEN
+ AsYsTEM of robbery which has been
carried on for six months on the New
Mexico division Of the Atchison. To.
peka & Santa Fe railroad was brought
to light at Ration, n, Nj. ~, 0~s.>
FUNERAL ceremonies over the late L.
O. c. Lamar took place at Macon, Ga.
Chief Justice Fuller and the associate
justices were present at the services.
FIRE ruined the Detroit (Iich high
school building, the loss being sloo, 600,
with no insurance.
For the murder of Jewish peddlcr
known as .Schustig, William j. Scrog-
gins, white boy aged ~, was hanged
at Birmingham, Ala.
. The execution of Alfred Stout, the
colored murderer of George Detmar,
took place in the Jail yard at Elk
ton, Md. T: > 49,"