The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1893-07-20

aWOundeQ ~ 1re1gh wreck Ut Henry
svill&,l Ind. q; 81 s s..
sTuLIE WnI.IANs. Otto Rsineek an1
Annie Watson, . noted Chicago gang d,
thieves, were sentenced at Denver 70
ten years each il the penitentiary. .s
WILLIAM SHANNON and Thomas Craig,
two well-known explorers, were
drowned by the capelxing Of their bat
in Rainy lake, Minnesota.
The Indianapolis servant Of the Koes
tiers, Anna Wagner, has been indicted
for poisoning i've Of the family.
Ar the age OF 10 years James McCor-
mick died Ut Darwin, III. us.
THH sudden death Of Gen. w. II.
Enochs, congressman from the Tenth
district of Ohio, occurred ct his home
i'd Ironton. - .s,.s B 49,
TIE doors Of the Nebraska savings
bank at Lincoln were closed with liza
bilities Of 900, 600. .5z
J. x. ARMsrRoNe, Of Upton, O., coun-
Fty treasurer, was said TO be short t25,-
0000 ID his accounts sz.s Is 4.
FLAMES nearly wiped out. the bust.
ness section Of Luckey, O., the loss be-
ing 800, 900.
In session ct. Nashville, Tenn, the
National Retail Clerks union decided
to make Chicago their permanent head
quarters and elected F. r. Fitzwil-
liams of Nashville. as president.
In Detroit H. C, Meyer was ar.
rested. charged with poisoning no less
than five young women-each of whom
he represented as his wife-and one
man, for the purpose Of securing life in
surance which he had taken out on
their lives, :, s& f..
In Chicago six deaths from sunstroke
and q large number of serious cases OF
prostration were reported on the 14th.
F. AT Tacoma, Wash. the United States
grand jury indicted President Van
Horne, of the Canadian Pacific railroad.
and all the other leading officials for
violating the interstate commerce law.
In = railway wreck at Vincennes,
Ind, five Knights of Pythias were in.
jured. one of them fatally.
JOHN Fl. CHAPMAN, of Chicago. was
reelected president at the annual meet
ing in Indianapolis of the Baptist
Young Peoples Union of America.
n. NJ. TABOR and w. H. Bush, lessees
of the Brown Palace hotel in Denver.
made an assignment with liabilities
placed at $3.50, 900.
TIE local directory of the Worlds
Columbian exposition by vote of "a to
passed resolutions resembling the &C.
ton of the meeting of May 16 and or.
dered the gates closed on all Sundays
after the 10th. ....-.
BY cyclone which passed over Still.
water, Minn., and vicinity two persons
| were killed, over dozen injured and
much property destroyed.
DURING a battle with French gun.
boats on the Meinam river twenty
Siamese were killed and fourteen
wounded.
HAY & WEBB's bank at Carmi. ILL.,,
made q general assignment with liza
bilities of s178, 900 and assets of $2l6,-
600.
The worlds fair auditor in his report
shows that the total receipts of the ex-
position up to June 80 were 81, 251 ,Sl6
and total expenses were SO, 61O, 100.
MARY ScHlRERER, aged 5, and Annie
Geary, aged Is, were burned to death
at their home in Port Clinton, O., by an
explosion of gasoline.
! YOUNG MAN .AFRAID-OFHIs- HORSES,
the head chief of the Sioux nation OF
Indians, dropped dead at Newcastle,
Wyo.
The Schleisinger syndicate at lsh.
peming, Mich, the largest operators in
ore in the world, were said to have failed
with millions of liabilities. -'
In Wyoming an army of crickets was
devastating every sort of vegetation.
| The doors of the national bank OF
Kansas City, Mo-, were closed with liza
bi1ities of $1,000, 900 and assets of g.:
100000. The failure caused the Frank.
lin savings bank of the same city tc
suspend