The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1893-01-19

Webb Cross received fatal injuries IN
runaway ut Alton. Kan.
f In Kansas Gov. LIE yelling has indi
Gated that it Is his intention to entorce
the state prohibition laws. @
In q coal mine at King, Col, an ex
plosion killed twenty-one Italians, on
Scotchman and two Americans
, JACOB R1NGaER's wife and daughter
near, Alma, Wis, died from eatin.
diseased pork.
THERE are two houses of representa-
tives in session in the same hall il
Kansas, the republicans and the popu
lists having organized independently O
each other.
FLAMES destroyed John York's dr.,
goods, clothing aud furniture store il
Chicago, causing a loss of 1886, 900.
The official canvass of the returns O.
che election on November in Arkansa.
shows that the amendment to the con
stitn~ion requiring an elector to exhibi
a poh tax receipt before he can vote a
an election was adopted.
ONE street in the business district O.
Alliance, Neb., was swept clean b,
fire, involving loss of over 500, 900.
A wEsrBoUND Maysville accommoda
tioh train collided with freight trair
at Dover. KY. killing the engineer
fireman and six passengers.
In the heart of the retail district O,
Kansas City, NO.. fire caused loss o.
$245, 900.
AT CASTOR, Ky, two negroes, Ed anc
Dick Norman (brothers). were hangeG
by mob for numbering and robbiug 8
farmer.
In Salzso, WASH, an avalanche
swept down the mountain side and
buried two miners, James Switzer anc
Martin Flaherty, under $50 feet Of
snow.
On the Iowa Central a passenge,
train Was derailed near Burlington, Ia.
killing two unknown passengers an6
injuring fatally Rev. Mr.. Miller, o.
Wayland, Ia; Elmer Reece, of Morning
Sun, H., and E. S. Drummer, of Wyo'
ming, I'LL
FIRE destroyed the Hotel St. Louis
the first large hotel ever built in Du
luth, Mimi. the loss being 500, 600
William Baudre and Charles Preston
railroad men. persisted in the flames
The death of Jeremiah Harvey,
know throughout Indiana as the old
est odd fellow in the state and the
founder of the first newspaper in Grant
county, occurred at Marion at the age
of SO years.
CHAhLEs BROOKS, Frisby Comegys
Fletcher Williams and Moses Brown
(all negroes) were hanged at Chester.
town. Nd. for the murder of Dr.
James H Hill. April %, 1892. Three OF
them we've is and one IS years of age
In Chicago Henry Sargent Goldman
landscape artist of the Worlds Colum
bian exposition, died suddenly at St.
Luke's hospital.
In Nebraska the official canvass o.
the vote cast at the recent election
showed that the republican governo,
and other state officers were elected
and Gov. Crounse was duly inaugu
rated.
AT Story City, a., an engine with 6
snow-plow in front dashed into the
rear of Chicago & Northwestern
train. injuring twenty-one people, bu,
killing no one.
By the telescoping of h Chicago 6
Eastern Illinois accommodation trail
by the Chicago 4 Erie express at Fifty
fifth street in Chicago, eighteen per
sons were badly injured.
In Monroe county, Ark, three more
negroes were lyncl:ed on account of the
Atkinson murder at Cotton Plant.
FOREIGN INTELLIGENCE.
In France the ministry res gned ant
President Carnot Immediately charged
NJ. Ribot with the duty of forming q
new cabinet. which was done.
AT Penzance, England, a mine wa.
flooded and thirty miners were
drowned.
In Moscow the persecution of the
Jews continues and has assumed new
form, the police having called in house
porters to their aid in hunting dowr
Jews who remain in Moscow contrary
to the recent decree.
FEDERAL cavalry attacked the rebel:
at Sanotome, in the Argentine Repub
lie, and dislodged them from their 20
sition and fifty Of the rebels were
killed or wounded.
F1RE destroyed a spinning mill a,
Osaka, Japan, with a loss of 1925 lives
Most OF the victims were young girls
Two hundred and seventy houses ir
the vicinity of the mill vwere also
burned
A TEMPLE at Kan Ii, China, which
was filled with natives who were
watching theatrical performance
was burned by robbers, and 1,40O live.
were lost.
THERE were 1923 deaths from chol
era in Hamburg in 1892 and 26, 80:
deaths from all causes.
B1uGANDs made descent upon
church at Pogo, Spain, killed a prizes
nam ed Suarez and one of his assistants
and then stole the altar service.
LATER NEWS.
A PARTY of body-snatchers was sur
prised at work in the potter's field al
Washington, D. c., during the early
morning hours of the 10th.
A WOOD train on the Portland & viii
lamette Valley railway was derailec
near Oswego the 10th by a tree which
had fallen across the track. The en-
CINE, seven fat cars and caboose went
into the ditch and sixteen people in the
caboose were severely injured. Fire
man John Hobenleiter and Raphae
COwtZe, labOrer, were fatally injured