The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1894-02-08
LATEST NEWS.

Only 8, 500 out of II, 900 Iowa coal miners
are at work, and they at greatly reduced
wages.
4 Minnesota and Dakota farmers will meet
at Minneapolis to organize q thrashel
trust Of their own.
. Twenty-one out of ninety passengers In
an electric car were hurt by its overturn-
/ ling at San Francisco. ~ =
Indiana coal miners and operators thi nk
1 that q strike over wages schedule is in.
evitable after May day. .H
Ohio republican Legislators in caucus de-
cided upon bill for biennial sessions OF
+ the general assembly.
The safe of the Planters Bank at Ella.
vile, Ga, was blown open and 81, 500 So
I cured by the thieves. ,.
Chief Ramsey. Of the Railway Telegra-
pliers, is to be tried at Marion, Iowa, for
i alleged wire cutting. &-
"A bill to prevent and punish prize fight
!, ing in Iowa was passed by the lower house
II Of the legislature. I # Il,
Il ~ Milwaukee,s new telephone company to
~ gitsthc Deti-intea tor4nAass.a assvsspAne
sduction in rates. ....
Il. Michigan lumb6rmen hail the cold wealth
u or as it facilitates the moving Of logs
4 from the various camps. @
s& y Minnesota's law directed against ticket
scalpers was declared uncons titutional by
Judge Willis at St. Paul.
Peach buds were killed in southern nli-
z nois by the recent cold wave. Less than
one-twentieth escaped
A Berlin paper processes to see in Ad-
miral Benham's Rio action government
recognition Of Piexoto.
"A snowslide crushed the home Of Ranch
man Thompson in the Idaho mountains,
killing his four daughters.
"Abrogation day" was observed at Hon
y olulu by parade of the military forces Of
the provisional government E
Iowa democratic legislators agreed In
caucus to advocate u liquor bill similar to
Il that voted for two years ago. f.. Nv.
Feeling is so great at Mansfield. Pa,
over the recent riot that the discharge Of
all foreign miners is demanded. II
At Gibsonville, Mich, is an altruistic
community Of which any family may be-
come member by paying 500.
The deadlock in the senatorial contest
at Jackson, Miss, continues. All the can
didates are confident of success.
4 The A. P. A. has served notice on the
4 Kansas City democracy that no Catholic
must be given place on its ticket.
James Dunlop, an old resident Of Ur-
bana, ILL.,, committed suicide He was
overcome By financial Difficult ties. h IS
Indiana's Supreme court has decided
against the lumber combine of that state,
declaring it must not restrict trade.
tricks in Arizona and an outbreak Of his
tribemen is feared by the settlers.
The private car of Mrs. Leland Stanford
was surrounded at Sacramento by rufaans,
I. who fired their revolvers into the air.
Priest Mcnamara was sentenced to
q year in Jail and fine of $500 for Sian.
dering Father Dalton at Kansas City.
Kentuckys legislature instructed the
senators from the state to oppose con firma-
tion of Peckham to the supreme bench.
" Detroit has gained the victory in its
fight with the Citizens Street Railway
!, Company The tracks must be removed
Fourteen democratic candidates are al
ready entered for the coming senatorial
race in Illinois. Seven are from Chicago
Arrest of j. H Bemis, the Texas lum-
herman, has been ordered. He is charged
with obtaining 100000 by false pretenses.
G Union Pacific employees are angry at the
manner in which the news wage schedule
was rushed through the court at Omaha.
Milwaukee Observation-Disclosures will test
in the courts the power Of the board to ex-
Sclude unvaccinated children from schools.
A lump Of coal in the fireplace of Henry
I Jones, a ST. Louis colored preacher, ex-
ploded and five bullets struck the preach
Ter. ss..s E E.
Il The worlds total supply of wheat on
Jan. / was 232ooo,oOO bushels, against
237,O0o,OOO bushels at the sans date year
ago.
Six bankers at Kansas City, identified
with institutions recently closed. have
been indicted upon charges of embezzle-
3ment.
y. -Four Infatuated women horsewhipped
Albert Livingston and drove him out OF