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


recover 1OO. ZOO, COO feet of pine stolen from
school lands. -; =
Queen Victoria is said to dread an open
conflict between the two houses of the
British parliament. 81 49, p.
Grain men say the recent heavy snow
will make wheat crop of 1,OOO, O0O, 900
bushels in Kansas. ". -.., -.
The Colorado legislature finally passed
one bill; measure providing expenses
for the extra session.
T. Princess Colonna, it is announced, is
going to South Dakota to secure divorce
from her titled husband. -@ +"
h. Sugar works at Rockford, ILL.,, which
have been closed for more than two years,
will be started in May. 49,, *
BY the opening of spring another rush
is expected to the Cherokee strip. The
new towns are booming. ~ $as.i =.
p A 1000 barrel oil we'll was struck at
Fostoria, Ohio. 1t is said to be good fer
5000, 900 feet of gas day. s
NJ Judge McDill, OF the interstate COM
merce commission, is dangerously sick at
his home In Creston, Iowa. N za5 s5,;s I'd
Horace Rublee, Of Milwaukee, denies
that he will be the republican candidate
for Governor of Wisconsin.
A bronze tablet was erected in Balti-f
more to mark the spot where the conti-
mental congress met in 1776. .sgg
Repeated attempts to burn Pecatonica,
ILL.,, have reused the residents to excite
ment and extra precautions. II
Many settlers will be dispossessed by a
decision establishing Nebraska's claim to
p, 1000 acres in Boyd county.
is to 60 to Lapland for natives to be used
at the Alaska reindeer farm. ~
Both political parties are active in the
third Ohio district, with a view to a sue
cessor: to Congressman Houk. ., a;s-..r
Mexico has sold 200, 1000 acres ofland in
Chiapas; on which a colony of, the Saliva
tion army will be established. 3$
Superintendent of Instruction Parker,
Of Oklahoma Territory, denies the right
Of the governor to depose him. 5a'| @4s
A decrease in gross earnings of $780,
1896 and in net of 81 ,374 ,344 it shown by the
Union Pacific's annual report, 4 q.
Republicans of the Iowa senate agreed
to report favorably the Carpenter local
b
About 1900 miners resumed work in the
eastern Ohio district upon terms agreed
upon at Columbus conference.
Colorado populists are planning to es-
tablish q cooperative colony in the Ute
Indian reservation in that state.
New Jerseys rival senates have been
forced by Gov. Werts to submit to the
arbitrament of the supreme court.
From present indications the produce
tion of the Lake Superior iron mines will |
be far less than in preceding years.
Depauw University is said to have lost |
from $4,000 to $4,000 by the failure of
the plate glass works at Alexandria.
: Lecturing tours have been arranged by !
of the K. of L. executive board,
with the hope of revivifying the order.
BY another bomb explosion in Paris |
Tuesday five persons were hurt. One in |
fernal machine was found just in time.
Governor Rich will not appoint new
until the Michigan Supreme
Court decides whether he has the power.
The republican legislative committed
Of Iowa has decided against the holding
Of q caucus on the prohibition question.
A general strike is threatened among
the ribbon weavers of Paterson, N. j.
They demand an advance. Of IS per cent.
Republicans in the New York assembly
Graham, democrat. Greater
New York bill was laid over in the sem
ate.
Illinois dairymen condemned the state
board of agriculture for giving official
recognition to makers of imitation but
ter. (. (. f 1.{ NH
Mrs. Blackburn, widow of Kentucky's
ex-governor, made deposition in tho
suit favorable to Miss Pol
lard. 81. II 81
School officials of Concordia, Kan,
have resolved to withhold the pay of any
woman teacher who marries during the
term.
John Y. McKane, the ''boss'' of Crave
send, N. Twas sentenced by Judge Bart
EFT to six years imprisonment at Sing
Sing.
Overproduction, holding back by farm
RS and financial depression are given by
grain men as causes Of the low price Of
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