The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1894-03-29
LATE NEWS.

Typoid fever is an epidemic at Ashland,
Wis It is estimated that there are $50
cases in the city.
1t is announced that Howard Gould and
Miss Odette Tyler. an actress, are to be
married very shortly.
A contract for cutting 1OOO)o.OOo feet
of logs in the vicinity of Cranberry River,
Minnesota, has been let.
Judge Caldwell, of the federal court,
has ordered that the Winona and South
western railroad be sold.
1t is said thata discrepancy of $780,
coo has been discovered in the New York
state comptroller's Office.
Gov. Waite is suspected of having an
other scheme to capture the city hall at
Denver and trouble is feared.
On March ID an Oconto farmer sowed
some spring wheat. This is the earliest
record yet made in Wisconsin.
Shocking cases of cruelty at the county
poor farm are reported by a Kansas City
paralytic who was discharged.
It was decided by the Iowa legislature
to adjourn April 6. Perry's bill against
insurance combines was passed.
admitted that she had planned to kill
Colonel Breckenridge and herself.
The troops have been removed from
Cripple Creek. Rifles and ammunition
were left for the town authorities.
For assassinating a planter in Texas,
sixteen negroes were arrested and are
liable to be put to death by a mob.
Ohio populists and prohibitiOnists have
combined to defeat candidates of both
democratic and republican parties.
Letters from Americans in Bluefields
state that British troops were landed to
prevent massacre by the Spaniards.
Gendarmes have captured Emilio
Vasqucz, the notorious bandit of San
Joaquin, who has long eluded the law.
In the vicinity of Spencer, I. T., four
lives were destroyed by cyclone. The
bodies were blown q quarter of mile.
Bills for the taxing of mortgages and
discovery of railroad and telegraph stock
holders were passed by the Ohio senate.
According to the bulletin of Iowa State
Board of Health, there is 1T present not
one case of smallpox in the entire State.
Baptists. Methodists and Presbyterians
have Joined hands at Monroe, Mich, and
a religious tidal wave has struck the city.
Discovery and development of valuable
coal mines have increased the population
of Toluca, Ill.,, from 200 to 1900 in year.
Six members of the family of Herman
Thuron, living near Plano, Ill.,, are at
deaths door from eating uncooked sau-
sage.
Knights of Labor are said to have de-
clared war on the twenty or more brew
cries in st. Louis controlled by English
men.
Samuel Woolner, Of Peoria, announces
that he will build the largest dstillery
in the world. It will be an antitrust
house.
Heavy rains in western Tennessee and
Arkansas have washed away the grow
ing crops and wrecked number of
houses.
A populist paper of Wichita, Kansas,
says if Carlisle issues more bonds a mill
ion armed men should march on Wash
7, ington.
Tramps are focking to Massillon TO
Join the commonweal army. Sheriffs
along the line of march are preparing for
trouble. ....a
Dispatches from Ontario intimate that
England is delaying Boring sea legisla-
ton in order to benefit the Canadian
sealers. .- D.. 4.
Bank Cashier Herrick, of San Fran
cisco, was killed by William Fredericks,
an ex-convict, whose demand for money
\ he refused.
Much sickness is reported among Hur-
ley, Wis, miners, whose constitutions
have been greatly weakened by months
of privation.
DIR. J.. A. Houser, of Indianapolis
! claims to have arranged with ex-Queer
Liliuokalani for lecture tour of the
United States. #5r
Kansas City, Kansas, ministers have
started crusade against the numerous
lottery concerns which flourish through
out the state.
Unto Mr.. and Mrs. Evans of the Ana.
mosa Qowa) States prison has been born