The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1895-05-23
NEWS IN MINNESOTA
Glenwood will put in an electric light

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Glenwood will put in an electric light
plant.
Senator Keller announces he will
start bank at Albany.
Eight juvenile tramps from Iowa
were arrested in st. Paul.
The National Epicurean college will
meet in Minneapolis in 1896.
Caledonia G2resbyterians have begun
the erection of a $1,000 church.
Holmberg & Anderson, general mer-
chants at Kinbrae, have assigned.
George H. Sheire Of St. Paul has
bought the Evansville Enterprise.
Mayor Smith refuses to interfere
with Sunday ball games at st. Paul.
It is proposed to mount a detach-
ment of the st. Paul police on bicycles.
The Rush Lake Farming and Mer-
camille company of Otto has assigned.
Ten men arrested near Centerville
for illegal fishing were fined from $40
to So each.
The Clarendon hotel, st. Paul, was
damaged by fire Thursday night to the
extent Of 5000.
Failing to sell his surplus horses q
New Paynesville farmer will butcher
them for their hides.
The Bank Of Minnesota and the Ger
mania bank, both at St. Paul, lost
81 1855 on forged checks.
A bag containing the body Of baby
was found floating in a lake at Heidel-
berg, near Montgomery.
A clever forger secured $1,000 on q
forged check from the Northwestern
National bank Of Minneapolis.
LIE Sueur county has eight newspa-
pers. The latest one is The Leader,
published at LIE Sueur Center.
Two men were killed by lightning
while in boat in the harbor at Duluth.
A third man was not seriously injured.
A special election will be held in
Aitkin county June IL to vote on the
question Of bridging the Mississippi at
Aitkin.
A ton of fish, in transit from Ely to
St. Paul, was seized by state author
tiles. It is claimed they were illegally
caught.
NJ. j. Hoban was held in $1,000
bonds for opening letters. He has been
an employe in the Minneapolis post
Office for six years.
One of the oldest settlers in Mime
sofa, John A. Ford, died at Red Rock.
Mr. Ford was 81 years old and came to
Minnesota in 1871.
The county records have been moved
from Beaver Falls to Olivia, which
thus formally becomes the county seat
of Renville county.
John Fitzpatrick, who claims to have
been one of the crew of the Alabama
when she was sunk by the Kearsarge,
is i'll in the city hospital at St. Paul.
Adjutant General Muehlberg declines
to send troops to Virginia, MINI. where
saying the civil authorities must first
try to quel the disturbances.
Henry B. Wenzell has been appointed
supreme court reporter to succeed
Judge Wilson of Rochester, who re-
signed when the legislature reduced
the salary from s., 500 to $4,000.
A permanent injunction has been
granted against the Minneapolis Esterly
Harvester company in favor Of theWood
Harvester company. The suit was
brought to stop the use Of the Appleby
binding device.
At Winona G. NJ. Lamberton, Jr.,
passed the highest examination for the
Annapolis cadetship. Linehan, Can
field and Sperry stood next in line.
Frost and Ramp were rejected on &C.
count Of youth.
Public Examiner Kenyon appointed
James Compton, ex-surveyor general
of Minnesota, as second assistant bank
examiner; W. P. Snow of St. Paul as
sistant public examiner, and Captain J.
E. Osborn of Minneapolis as clerk in
the Office to look after the building and
loan associations.