The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1893-06-29

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Mar yYininac, IND. Charlea Net
xonay and his horse asId forty head a.
cattle were buried ont Of sight IN quick.
sand. $3.50
TIE doors Of the Citixels' savinas,
hank OF Portsmouth,, o., weeo closed.
With abilities Of $500. 600.
The hrm OF Sloan. johnson y Co.,
wholesale Rrocers ct Omaha, Neb.,
JAILED for $3.50, 600. ISL
= CYCLONE &c. at Wllilamstown and the.
s !. = q country 10 Jefferson co.1n.
" Nan. Nan, kii!ed twenty persons and
s aes''tfolyed thirty Unity houses and many
us,t 1 ns. S
N nro tnat destroyed the Bunnel
dock N Dnlutn, Mlnn-,- tour persona
were burned to death.
IN Los angeles, Cal, the First ma
tonal' ooa.nern Can1ornla, broadway,
oanK ana East Side bank closed their
doors, ana a. san Diego the Consohdat-
81 nt''ion e Dank ana the savings Dank
susP, ~.
~ gnicago nalra q Bradley rea! es-
tate dealers made voluntary assign
nent Win TN. assets esamated at 5000, 600
anu nAolntles ~ s4oo.ooo: 4. Z
MnnoD!sIs nave decided not % Whth-
u uI s'.e.l w2rlas 'a'r exnioit on ac-
.oonS ~ ounuay oPenlnR, OUT u VIII =. oe
eoveicu . w on 'he oaopath. Inc churcn
c - =. t't.oPteu q. reso1utlons ~ winch
tney declare tnat the act OF the dlrecto-
'uln,ns asoe IRON keeping us
Pleoge OF nonor 10 the congress ana
pooplo VI 'l, osice' States Will oe con-
Sp.e.ouS III Inc 1"'ure u.s. IN act Oh per
Ivy oe.u.uins .nv business integrity
~ - se ..' ..e:', ot nheago "n'cn years
VI eA'o1ue I'LL noe remove.
'oDeE uhANT decided IN favor OF Sac
n1:e Oh" asaino' oan joss ~ inc
ean!olnla cap'tai removal case =
nASAS SUSPENDED al santa anna
a. oan Dieeo, Cal'' POMONA Cal.' On
's'-.o' oa4'' anu "leehVl1ies Mich
FOR cause unknown Jacob HaJaneki,
OF AKRON, w., fatally shot his wife and
'nen staooeo hlmsel1 fatally
FRANK iEMPIEMAN and Dave Kendall
KY, were overcome by gas and both were
killed.
AT Nashville, Tenn, b. T. Rhea &
Son, grain dealers, failed for 800, 900.
Ar the age of 131 years Mrs. Angeline
Demarrie died at Chippewa Falls, Wis,
CHARLES P1ELLAs' jewelry store in
Lansing, Mich, was robbed by two men
Of diamonds valued at 100000.
For so miles cyclone swept across
the counties above Atlanta, Ga, wreck
ing many buildings and running crops
The Columbia bank at New What
com, WASH, State bank at MINNEAPOLIS.
Mimi, First national bank at San Ber-
nardino, CAL, and the Peoples lone
savings bank at San Francisco closed
their doors.
PETER Bo1I1or and his wife were "a.
tally injured at Beatrice, Neb., by be-
ing thrown from their carriage.
FIRE wiped out the business nortion
of Leonardsville. Kan.
FLAMES burned the bnsiness mart If
the village of Mount Sterling. O.
ONE of Chicago's Oldest livervmen.
Leroy PAYNE, failed for s25o. 900
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FOREIGN INTELLIGENCE.
In the village of Lola, Ecuador, In
dian tribes raided the village of Fam.
ora, killed all the male inhabitants and
carried off the women.
In the church of Romano at Boris
oglebsk, Russia, thieves raised an alarm
of fire while it was crowded with pill
grlms, and in the ensuing panic nearly
200 lives were lost.
FLAMES at Gibson, N. B., destroyed
eighty dwellings, six grocery and gen
eral stores, two churches and the rail
way station and roundhouse.
In the chemical works at Odessa, Rus
STA, an explosion of benzine resulted
in the burning to death of sixteen per-
sons
In various parts of the German cru
pire, peasants have lost the greater part
of their crops by drought.
stolen from Sarah Rernhar5t n ~
Janeiro.
Apv1cEs from Mecca show that in five
days there were $50 deaths from chol-
era in that city. 1t was said the
scourge was decreasing rapidly through.
out Russia.
The death of William Mccoy, Ameri-
can minister to Liberia, occurred at
Monrovia. He was from Indiana and
appointed by Mr.. Harrison, and was
the fourth minister resident to die at
Monrovia during the last twelve years.
]. N. CLorHlER and Edward Kellv.
law students, and Edward Rivard and
Camille Maguan, medical students were
drowned by the upsettirg of a boat at
Toronto, Ont
The British twin screw battleship
Victoria, flying the flag Of Vice Admiral
George G. Tryon, K. c. B., commander
OF the Mediterranean station, was run
into by the neutrality-suspicious. and