The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1894-03-01

4OIk, anu m8Oe W W many Str4n80
things. re- n
Ten thousand threatening men gath
cred at the state house in Boston Tues
day They were finally dispersed by the
police. h n. y
Indictments against ten persons have
been found by the grand jury Investigate
ing the Michigan salaries amendment
frauds
Chaska, the Santee Indian who was
married to Cora Fellows q number Of
years ago, has eloped with q copper-c0l.
ored belle. II
In raid on gambling house at Elk.
hart, Ind, sixteen inmates, fourteen of
whom were prominent residents, were
captured.
The Mansfield, Pa, coal region rioters
were sentenced Friday. Seven go to the
penitcntiary for terms ranging from fif-
teen to thirty months and twenty eight
were sent to the workhouse.
Chris Evans, the California desperate,
was sentenced to imprisonment for life az
Folsom by Judge Harris of Fresno. Evans
wanted to be sentenced to San Quentin,
but the Judge denied the request.
h At Sioux City, Iowa, recently syndi-
cate of seven of the wcalthiest men in the
city bid in the Sioux City engine works at
a receivers sale, assuming s15O,00O liabil-
tiles and paying $4,000 for the equity.
Statistics just prepared show the lum.
Der output of tho Pacific northwest dur.
ing the last year has decreased 1000
feet. For corresponding period there
has also been slight decrease in the
shinge output.
The miners Of Coal City, Ill.,, have pass
ed resolutions urging the operators in
Pennsylvania, Ohio, West Virginia, In
diana, and Illinois to raise the price of
coal ten cents ton and give the miners
five cents of the advance. .Az
An American press expedition to the
Polar regions will start next May from
Norway. Three Norwegians
will go with the party and the Norwegian
ship Rogenstald Earl has been chartered
to convey the expedition.
Gov. Jackson of Iowa, in private let
ter, states that if the Iowa legislature
does not repeal or modify the prohibitory
law so as to afford relief for the river
counties, he will call the legislature in
extra session for that purpose.
Emperor William visited Prince Bis
marck at Friedrichsruhe Monday. They
warmly greeted each other, amid the
cheers of the populace. Bismarck may
return to public life. It is said the en-
peror will create an Office for the ex-
chancellor.
Joseph Keppler, the caricaturist, the
editor and proprietor of Puck, died Mon
day night at his residence in New York.
He was 50 years old. The immediate
cause of death was heart failure, result
ing from a complication of spinal and
lung trouble.
Sensational charges have been made
against Charles w. Depauw OF Indian
apolis, President of the defunct Premier
Steel Works. 1t is alleged that he ap-
to his own use 100000 OF
bonds which should appear in the assets
Of the company. W.
The farmers of the Indiana gas belt
have organized series o., detective assoc
Citations for the apprehension of crimi-
nails To facilitate their progress the or
ganizati ton has secured two blOOdhounds,
one Of which successfully trailed crimi-
nal at Pendleton, Ind.
General Fred Kneffler, who recently
made an attack upon Judge Walter Q,
Gresham, is being reproached for his
action by old soldiers from all parts of
the country. Judge D. P. Baldwin OF Lo-
gansport criticised Knet11er's conduct in
an open letter few days ago.
Effort is be made by a wealthy New
York syndicate to get control of all the
gas plants in Indiana. They have re-
Gently bought the plant at Lafayette, at
! cost Of about 81, OOO, 900, and are also the
of indianapolis, Lebanon,
Frankfort and Charlottesville plants.
Orville Lee Mayhood, musician, at
Springfield, Ohio, has received dispatch
rom Carl Fischer, a New York publisher,
stating that Mayhood is winner of the
Worlds prize offered by the Paris Grand
Opera and the University of Moscow,
Russia, for the best orchestration of III
Reports from the stock ranges in Ne
,raska are very favorable. The great
torms of the past week have not result
ID in the losses usually following a biz
ard. In fact, the snowfall was light over |
he greater part of the range district and
vas welcomed by the stockmen rather
han dreaded. -. T2t 30.
From papers found on Bourdin, the an
Lrchist who accidentally fell on one OF
lis own bombs and blew himself to pieces
n Greenwich Park Thursday night, it is
believed that he was the chieftraveling
Hotter in the international Order of An
rchists that for some time past has been
all Europe. ',"
It has come to light that many of the
in Milwaukee have been in
he habit of selling bodies to medical COL
eges. Where the bodies come from is
Unknown, and the authorities suspect
rave-robbery, on a large scale. An in
being made and interesting
evelopmeats are expected.
The Mexican Treasury is considering
lans for the establishment OF a national 3.
gricultural bank for the purpose OF loan
~ money at reasonable rates to the
wners of large haciendas to move their
rops. The plan is meeting with favor.
he system in use in Germany is the one
lost fayorably considered.
The colored cyclist must hereafter do
10 ridin0 outside tho ;napue Of american |