The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1894-03-22

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President Peixoto had issued procla-
nation decreeing amnesty for the rebel
sailors and soldiers who surrendered I'M
conditionally, giving up without firing q
shot all the ships and fortified positions
in the bay which had been in possession
of the insurgents. But, at the same time,
he in effect pronounced sentence Of death
upon Admiral Saldahana da Cana, Adj
miral Custodio de Mello. and all the OH
GERS associated with them in rebellion.
The indications are that Coxey's army
of peace will march out of Stark county,
Ohio, March ~ with 1000 men on the trip
they expect to demand of congress the
issuance of $500, OOO, 900 non-interest bear
ting bonds for road improvements. J. s.
Coxey, the Massillon millionaire, will
furnish 100 horses free of charge. He
has also secured circus tent with ca
pacity of 5000 to be used on the march.
Gov. Mckinley has won his fight for
biennial sessions of the Ohio Legislature
and when the present General Assembly
adjourns it will be sine die. The Avery
resolution was taken up early by the Sem
ate and passed. The resolution was i'm
mediately sent by message to the House
and the order of business was there inter-
rupted in order to take action. Several
amendments were voted. down and the
resolution adopted-yeas, 60; nays. Is.
Returns from the annual town elections
in New Hampshire show unequaled re-
publican gains. The town of Franklin,
for years democratic stronghold, has
gone republican by majority of Is and
has adopted city charter. Somers-
worth, Enfield, Bow and Pennington, all
heretofore strongly democratic, have
gone republican. Laconia, republican
for the first time in years last year, has
largely increased its majority for Busiel,
republican, for mayor.
Captain Frank Brownell, who achieved
fame as the avenger of the death of Col
onel Ellsworth, is dead at Washington.
Col. Ellsworth upon landing in Alex
andria noticed a confederate flag floating
from the cupola Of the Marshall hotel.
Ordering Sert. Brownell and file of SOL
diers to accompany him he proceeded to
the roof and hauled down the colors. As
he was coming down stairs the proprietor
of the house, named Jackson, shot him.
Brownell returned the fire and killed
Jackson. .... ~. /.
A convention of Massillon district
miners was held at Canal Fulton, Ohio,
to act upon the suggestion Of the Ma
tional Executive Board of United Mine
Workers of America that local differences
DO waived for the present and work re-
sumed until prosperous moment pre-
sents itself for Inaugural ting general
strike for higher wages. BY a vote of
1,793 against 1870 1t was resolved to ignore
the advice of the Executive Board and
prolong the lockout, which has continued
since Feb. 10. ~.
Two distinct sensations were furnished
Friday in the Pollard Breckinridg
breach of promise trial at Washington.
The foremost was the appearance of the
slender plaintiff on the stand as witness
in her own behalf, but the one of greatest
interest to legal circles was the corrobo-
ration Of the rumor which has been for
several days afoat that Col. Breckenridge
was secretly married to Mrs. Louise
Wing in New York last April, three
months before the public ceremony in
Cincinnati.