The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1895-07-25
SUMMARY A "a OF WEEKS NEWS.

/, SUMMARY N \ Of WEEKS NEWS.
s y, 1T. Wednesday. July 10. M $.;Sj
\ Forest fires are raging in the vicin-
5ity Of Alpena, Mich. S 3.5 .s VI a
33s Chicago chamber suit manufacturers
6aVe agreed to advance prices. #
Dr. Bryant reports that Mrs. Cleve.
Land and baby are doing very nicely.
The Bell, one Of the largest retail
slothlng houses in Chicago, has failed.
.,& The port Of Santiago de Cuba has
peen opened for the importation Of Pc
5 troleum. ig a IN, IN IA q K
Mgr. O'Connell, the director Of the
American college at Rome, has resigned
owing to i'll health. M ss
The international railway congress
q at London has closed. The next con.
gress will meet in Paris in 1900. 4
At Penn Yam, N. Y, Perry Tufft,
bus wife and three children, lost their
lives by the capsizing of q sail boat.
The comptroller of the currency has
given authority for the organization Of
the First National bank of Britt, Ia
Esi -. Thursdsy, July IL. ..s.E 4.
|. Rear Admiral Curtis Of the British
navy died suddenly Wednesday. f,
p The New York State Bankers asso.
citation is in session at Saratoga. rr~. 4
Arrangements are being made for q
genuine bull fight at Gillette, Colo. y
Fire destroyed the business portion
OF the village Of Bankers, N. Y. Loss
$4,000. s,'.,-' =" -. -
Judge Allen Of the United States
court has ordered the sale Of the Chi
cago, Peoria and st. Louis road under
foreclosure. .z.s.... A.
A new counterfeit $5silver certificate
is out. It is check letter D, series 1891;
J. Fount Tillman, register, and d. N.
Morgan, treasurer; Grant head. ...-..
The Pennsylvania Railroad company
this year will spend in the neighbor-
hood Of 10000 in the way Of i'm
provements, alterations and extension
to its property east and west Of Pitts
burg ~ =
Friday, July IA. .;.'
Secretary Lamont visited Fort Smell
ing Thursday and inspected the post.
Page Bros sawmil at Anoka,
Mimi, burned Thursday. Loss, e16,-
600. '>
The friends of Mrs. Florence May.
brick are once more renewing the Of.
forts to obtain her release from prison.
The Panama Railroad company will
establish steamship line between New
Orleans and Colon to begin operation
Aug. 1. ~ - !. r., i - a:z
During the month of June 2,209, 046
net tons Of freight passed through the
500 canal OF this amount 1888, $40
4 tons was east bound. T..
" The Japanese consulate at Shanghai
was reopened June %. Consulates at
other Chinese ports will be opened
early in July.
- The Christian Endeavor trustees
have declined the Chicago Times
Herald offer of $4,000 on condition of
removal Of the. society's headquarters
! from Boston to Chicago.
,>} - Saturday, July IS.
Nicholas Pierola, leader of the revo-
lutionary party, was elected president
! Of Peru. ss..e sz;. j IN. 5.Zt.b5 IS n
KIN T. M. Healsy accused John Dillon OF
!. selling County tyrone to the English
4 party. "A. a. 3ss& ., c.s,
III: a plot against the czar's life was dis.
4 covered at Moscow. Eight arrest have
been made.
-. A. A. Zimmerman went q mile in
1867 40, at the Asbury Park bicycle
races, Friday. no -. r.. ~.
y The general offices of the Anchor In
surance company will be removed from
Creston, a., to Des Moines. Ing.
=, The statement of the condition Of the
treasury shows available cash balance,
$191, 489, 451; gold reserve, e107, 1853, no.
George Gillispie Grady, at one time
q rival Of Barnum and Forepaugh in
the circus business, died at Indianapo-
lis. .>* ~
.* a dispatch from London states that
the Pennsylvania companys FL, o0o, 900
81 per cent loan has been largely over
subscribed. r.. ~
4. @E,. Monday, July II.
Two girls, named Flora Gedon and
. Mary Tomaseh, were drowned by the
capsizing of row boat at Cleveland, O.
The Cherokee Indians have circulate
ed petition appealing to the national
council for the allotment of land in sew
crafty. y / .-.- E. s7-.':'
s At St. Paul Mrs. Rosa Gardner, a
young woman Of ~ years, who came to
the city stranger on July q, suicided
by taking morphine 5gS III. i. =.
It is reported that Colonel Sandoval,
who commanded the Spanish troops
s that killed Marti, has been captured by
\ the Cubans and shot, RI: 3,
# Mrs. Zoe Marcoe, aged 70, has begun
s a.,;f fo,. hroaoh of 1,rorois at Fond du