The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1893-06-15

THnrKEH residences were burned in
San FRANCHISE, Sanaiin9. loas 81 $780,.
200. Richard Window, Edward Davis
en4 .Charles Madison, Arexnen, sWers
)illd and another fatally injured whilk
hghting the hameA
AFTER the discussion Of constitutional
prohibition and the religious aspects 81
the temperance cause the worlds tenn
perance congress IN, Chicago came to an
end. f .Ss y. r.
A DOZEN buildings at Oshkosb, Wis,
were burned, causing loss Of $500, 900.
MRS EMMA MOBROW, Otto Stevens
and Luther W. Turner were drowned
near Spring Valley, Mimi. Their team
plunged into Deer creek, upsetting the
carriage. ds.5.s ~
THE failure Of the private bank Of A.
c. Robert at Washburn, Wis, caused
the Shell Lake savings bank, Of which
he Ii principal pwnsE 10 suspend.
THE republicans of Ohio in convention
1T Columbus nominated William McKin-
ley for governor, A. L.. Harris for lieu-
tAnant governor. w II Cope forsstatA
treasn9er, J.<K.f Richards toraattorney
general and ). p. Brad bury Tor supreme
Judge. The platform favors protection
to American labor and industries; pro-
teetion against the islaux Of vicious hnd
criminal classes; favors pensions to dis
abled soldiers and sailors of the late
war and the widows and orphans Of
such as are deceased, and fayora honest
money composed Of gold, silver and
.pspe1s nantaiped at equal value and
under national and not state regulation,
In the Texas regatta Oarsmap Peter
son won q quarter. Of a mile dash In
1864, defeating Stansbury, Hsnlan,
fTeemer, Ten Eyck and Others. ~
1NFANTA EULALA, of Spain, and her
husband, Prince Antonio, together with
members Of their party, visited the
worlds fair: = - .....st ~
IT was decided by Judges Woods and
Jenkins of the United States circuit
court that the gates Of the Worlds CO.
lumbar exposition should be closed on
Sunday. Judge Grosscup rendered q
dissenting opinion a.,
F; "A MOB lynched L. G DUMAS, young
colored man, at Gleason, Tenn, for as
saplting = daughter of a farmer: ~ =
THE men and women whose official
positions make their duty the caring for
the unfortunate in the public institn=
tons of the country inaugprated cons
gress of charities and corrections in
Chicago.
SIX masked men held up the Mobile
4 Ohio New Orleans express train at
Forest Lawn, ILL.,, and robbed the ex-
press car of $4,000.
The Nebraska state building on the
worlds fair grounds was dedicated with
great enthusiasm.
In Chicago the congress of vegetari-
ans was opened and papers setting forth,
the benefits to be obtained from Austen
ton from eating flesh were read.
A wINDsTORM swept Rice county,
Mimi, doing fully $50, 900 damage The
village of Dundas suffered the most
severely. 49,.
AT the annual meeting in Peoria, Ill,
John A. Lee, of st. Louis, was elected
president of the Travellers Protective
association.
The recent fire in Fargo, N. D.,
caused loss of $500, 900, and an ap-
peal for aid for the many persons left
destitute has been made.
Ar May6eld, KY, Bob Brown, a ne
gro, was hanged for the murde: of Al
bert Colley, a wel-to-do farmer, on the
night of December 10, 1892.
BANKS failed at Mascoutah, ILL.,. Hud.
son, Wis, Ellenburg, WASH, Missoula,
Mont, Gillespie, ILL.,, and two private
banks in Chicago.
AT the session of the Women's Chris.
tian Temperance union congress in
Chicago the worlds fair directory was
denounced for permitting the sale of
liquor on the grounds
On the line of the new drainage ca
nal at Lemont, I'LL, sheriff's posse
met and put to rout 400 striking quar-
rynep, killing seven of the number
and seriously injuring score of 9TH
ers. GOV: Altgeld ordered troops to the
scene of the strife.