The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1894-03-08
!. LATEST NEWS

There is no longer any trouble over the
distribution of relief supplies to the poor
of Bessemer, Mich. s'-' 4 ..''' ~ ed"
The roster contract case was called at
Madison, Wis, Monday, with each of the
defendants on hand. s.~
I Mrs. 1Adlai Stevenson was elected pres
ident general of the Daughters of the
American Revolution. a, r ~.z..
Judge Willis, St. Paul, decided that
newspapers taking sides in case on trial
was contempt of court. 49,. >r.4i.Sf
The Worlds w. C. T. U. is preparing
a temperance petition to be presented to
all the rulers on earth. + w. - +.
Judge Key, of the federal dstric
court of Tennessee, denies that he will
retire. He is 10 years old.N Il, .5$3 =
Claimants at Ashland, Wis, to Omaha
reservation lands have organized into a
club to push their interests. Ill.,.
I Window glass men at Pittsburg say
Senator Hill has promised to fight and
vote against the Wilson, bill. .4.
Il Judge ). w. McDill, Of the interstate
commerce commission died sat his home
In, Creston, lows, Wednesday. $ :-;s "A
Governor Flower has signed the ''great-
er New York" bill, and the question will
be voted upon in November. .5.. i
Grape growers of Ohio have formed a
combine" alleging as the business is now
conducted there is no profit. 4
Resolution for woman suffrage amend
meht to the Iowa constitution was de-
feated in the, senate by 20 to 20.
At a meeting of the Oshkosh, Wis,
Ministerial Associate it was decided to
begin Sunday closing crusade. a
= Oklahoma populists will send delegates
to Coxey's unemployed army, which is to
march upon Washington May1.
BY change in the Missouri's channel
the big draw at Omaha is now over q
sandbar. Navigation is blocked.
s Heirs Of Joseph De Haven of Kentucky
expect to receive 81, 000, 600 from the Gov
eminent for q Revolutionary loan.
Fifty residents of Hammond, Ind, have
been subpoenaed to appear as witnesses IN
the case against Roby pool sellers.
: The populists propose making Kansas
the fighting ground this year, where
their batteries will be concentrated.
In fight of miners near Charleston,
w. Va, one man was killed and eleven
wounded. Troops were ordered out.
Francis J. Logan, confessing to incen-
diary fires in different sections OF the
country, is under arrest in Milwaukee.
Taught by experience that wheat is no
longer profitable, Illinois farmers are
finally turning to diversified farming.
Friends of the movement for negro EN-
igration to Africa will hold q state con-
vention in Birming Ala, March q.
Organizers will try to awaken interest
and reinstate the 10000 delinquent mem
bers of the farmers alliance in Kansas.
Hundreds of western Kansas farmers
are irrigating, inspired by the success OF
George ALBANIAN, who started the system.
Six thousand miners have quit work in
Jackson county, Ohio. The operators
wished to reduce wages to SO cents ton.
Lon Tye, Harlan county, Kentucky
negro, is reported to have been skinned
alive and then roasted for killing a girl.
A verdict of &, 900 against the defend :
ant was given at indianapolis in the first
case tried under the coemployes' liability
law. sas
Mrs. Margaret Galloway, ex-slave, ll5
years old, died Friday at Alton, Illinois,
where her youngest son, g. years old,
lives.
Senator Miller created a sensation in
the New Jersey legislature by declaring
his willingness to vote with the republic
cans.
Mother Mandelbaum, notorious the
country over as shoplifter, died at
Hamilton, Ont, of a complication of dis
cases. i
Kansas farmers secured $4,000 dam
ages at Emporia against Heller Brothers
for bringing Texas fever among their
cattle.
Brazil elections resulted in the choice
of Senior Prudente de Moraes as Presi-
dent Peixotos successor. There was no
trouble.
A grand jury investigating crime at
Greensburg, Indiana, declined the as
sistance of the prosecutor and ordered
him out
Gen. Jubal A. Early died Friday. He
nassed awav Quietly in the presence of