The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1894-02-15
LATEST NEWS.

| Congressman Springer's friends are con-
hdent Of his, denomination In the Spring
| field district. @
Christian Scientists at Springfield, o. /,
say they will go to Jill rather than snbmi t
| to vaccination. IT,.
Two hundred negro converts were bap-
tised through hole cut in the canal ice at
Indianapolis, Ind. ,lt@
Congressman G. w. Houk dropped dead
| while making call in Washington. He
was 6s years old. 49,.
More than 200, 600 persons in New York
are out Of employment. More than 80 per
cent are suffering.
John Hart, the Rockford murderer, was
sentenced by Judge Shaw to be hanged on
Friday, March 16. ."E.ls
Buffalo marine men take gloomy view
Of the prospect for the lake carrying trade
for the coming season. E. @
General Won Loe, strong Bismarckian,
may be chosen to succeed Van Caprivi as
ch ancellor of Germany.
"A wholesale traffic in the bodies Of the
pauper dead = believed to have been dis
covered Ia Milwaukee. 5$
Wisconsin is expected to harvest 2, OOo,-
900 tons Of ice this season. Indiana's crop
is expected to fall short ..5r#.. s..$@=
The San Francisco Chamber Of Com
merce declared the income tax bill un wise,
unjust and unnecessary. t"f r.
Governor Lewelling had no right to re-
move Mrs Lease, according to Kansas
supreme court decision.
Fire insurance companies received g.
400, 1868 in premiums in Michigan last year
and paid s2.543, OIL losses.
Twenty-seven vicious tramps who have
terrorized the neigh borhood Of Canton, O.,
were raided by local posse. -.
Congressman Baldwin was expelled from
the Duluth, MINI, Board Of Trade for bis
stand on the tariff question.
Gladstone told correspondent he would
not resign and that he would fight the En-
glish lords to the bitter end. -H"
Rev. John Dingledey was convicted OF
cruelty to inmates Of an orphan home at
Richmond, Ind, and fined 5000.
Frederick Marvin, cashier of the Third
National Bank at Detroit, has fed. He is
short $1OO. 600 in his accounts. &
In seventeen days Collector McCl ure de- |
stroyed nine stills and captured fifteen
moonshlners in Polk county, Ark.
x-President Harrison will leave In. |
Feb. 20 to deliver his law lect-
ures at Stanford University.
Wool-growers, in session at Denver,
Colo, adopted earnest resolutions against
the passage Of the Wilson bill.
Pittsburg, Kan, is excited over another
murder, woman, the seventh during the
months of January and February.
Governor Waite has triumphed over the
Colorado senators. They have agreed to
consider bills sent from the house.
Lebanon, Ind, officials rescued Frank
Hall, who assaulted Mrs. Akers, from
mob which had prepared to hang him.
Cripple Creek mine owners and non.
union miners have finally accepted the
sightrhour day and the strike is over.
Re-establishment Of military depart
nent Of the south is contempla ted, with
probable headquarters at Atlanta, Ga.
Finding of an old and dirty will among
discarded books means many thousand
dollars to Webster heirs at Brazil, Ind.
Judge Jenkins, of Milwaukee, refuses to
liscuss the resolutions introd uoed by Con-
/
For printing unpleasant things in his
looks Historian Bancroft was expelled
rom the Society Of California Pioneers.
A report that ex-President Harrison
would shortly marry the widow of Leland
Stanford called out an emphatic denial.
A split is feared in the order Of Elks.
Meetings Of the grand lodge have been e
allied for Atlantic City and Jamestown.
Mrs. Mary Wray celebrated her 102d
birthday at Fairbury, III. Five genera
ions were present, representing 247 years. !.
Harry Hill was sentenced to seven
ears imprisonment for forgery at At :
anita. His attorneys Withdrew from the
ase.
Twenty-one pupils, seven Of them girls, :
,efe suspended from the Mount Horeb,
Wis.,. Academy for attending masked =
all.
]. Clayton, living In Cumberland coun- Z
J, Kentucky, was tortured by robbers un-
l he revealed whore his money was hid q
On.