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The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1896-12-24
MINNESOTA STATE NEWS.
state Fair Improvemsnts.


The state agricultural society is am
bilious after an arena, and the legisla-
ture is to be asked this coming session
to appropriate the needed amount for
such structure. The primary idea
will DO to afford the public q chance of
witnessing the judgement of live stock
exhibits, but while at it the directors
of the society will endeavor to kill
more than the one bird with the am
munition on hand, and SO the new
building, if secured. will be made to
include an eight-lap bicycle track
and other features. The insufficiency
of tho water supply for the fair
grounds will also be urged on the
solons, the need Of q new and
larger poultry.house will be point
ed out, and some additions to the
dairy buildings will be brought to the
legislative attention. Plans and speci-
fications for all these improvements
are now in course of preparation.
The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1896-12-24
Indians Win.

Chicago, Dec. 2l.-The Carlisle In
dian scl,o$ football team defeated the
University Of Wisconsin ii ut the Coli.
scum Saturday night by score Of 20 to
s. Seven thousand people saw the
CilnN.
The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1896-12-24
A Curious Cave.

A curious cave has been found at La
Noble. near Winona. The cave has q
semi-circular entrance, SO feet wide,
and at.the highest point 20 feet The
inner chamber is 100 feet long and
about 70 feet wide. The roof arches
to height of nearly rs feet. The walls
are o mass of Indian writings. partly
covered by the moss of centuries. One
figure, especially prominent. is that Of
u man nearly six feet long and fairly
we'll proportional. One space is liter
ally covered with drawings OF birds
and animals. The pictures are thought
to he historical records of the earlier
Sioux. A number of drawings of the
pictures have been made and photo
graphs have been taken. and these
will be sent to heirogly phists for trans
lation if possible. The complex nature
of the drawings, one on another, may
make this very difficult.
The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1896-12-24
Terrible Death.

Walter Dahlgren, the II months old
son of Mr.. and Mrs. Oscar Dahlgren. of
st. Paul. was almost instantly killed
by inhaling the flames of lamp over
turned upon him while at the break
fast table. Mrs. Dahlgren left the
child sitting at the table in high
char, and taking broom went to
sweep snow from the back steps.
When the mother returned to the room
a few minutes later the child was
feebly struggling in n volume of
flames. Mrs Dahlgren threw COM
for.er over the child and carried the
body to a neighbours, but the infant
had ceased to breathe.
The child had probably been attract
ed by the light Of the lamp and sought
to get possession ri it. In his efforts.
the babe had pulled the table cloth
and upset the lamp directly in the lap
of his dress.
The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1896-12-24
Geld,

J. c. Foley, OF the Foley mine at
Seine river, arrived in Duluth recently
carrying go pounds of fine quartz
specimens, all showing free gold in
abundance. At Foley "a railroad a mile
long, from mine TO mill, several SUBJ
stantlal shaft houses, hotel, ETC., have
been completed. The mill is ready for
turning ont gold, but is waiting for
mill supplies which are detained at Rat
Portage and will have to be returned
and taken in via Duluth and $50 miles
of sleigh roads. Foley says that sew
eral Ing sales have been made recently
and that all Canada is excited over the
Rainy lake and Seine river gold fields.
The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1896-12-24
Output Of Iron Ore.

Official figures Of the iron ore output
of the Lake Superior region for the
year show total of 1858, $50 gross
tons, OF which Minnesota mines have
shipped 4,0iS, 600 tons. Michigan and
Wisconsin mines have fallen off $50, 900
tons from 1895, while Minnesota has
increased.
New-York tribune., 1896-05-16
OLD DAYS IN WASHINGTON.

WASHINGTON IN IINCOLN's TINE. BY Noah
Brooks. Pp TX. 32s. The Century Company.
The author Of this book possessed unusual ad-
vantages for gathering "reminiscences of Lin
coin. He was acquainted with the War Presi-
dent when the later only a rising prairie
lawyer. The two met often in political assem-
blages, and Lincoln frequently visited legal
business the town in which Mr.. Brooks lived
Thus friendship formed. and in 1862
when Mr.. Brooks went to Washington as cor
respondent for THE Sacramento Union" the
acquaintance was renewed under exceptionally
favorable circumstances. 1t is to the letters
which Mr. Brooks wrote at the time that he re-
fers for the material which he now reduces to
she form of memoirs. Washington was then
military camp, city of barracks and hospitals
The streets echoed to the ircessant rumble of
wagon trains and artillery. to the gallop Of
cavalry and the tramp Of infantry. All the
horrors Of war were shown in the twenty-one
overcrowded hospitals scattered about the city.
The generation born since the war can find in
these pages what II cost in the way OF pain and
suffering to save the Union. while those who
are older will see much to awaken their own
memory of those trying days.
The description of Lincoln as he looked in
Washington, compared with his appearance as
q lawyer and politician in Illinois, Is truly pa
thetic. The color was gone from his face and
the features were drawn and pinched with care
and worry. There was deathlke gloom in the
solemn eyes. and his whole visage wore an air
of profound sadness. The weight Of Nations
woes and all the uncertainty of the future rested
upon him. and added TO these was the ever
present consciousness that few could be found
whom he dared trust with the thoughts that
burdened him. 1t was in such conditions that
Lincoln's deeply religious nature revealed itself.
He felt the assurance of Divine support and
guidance. and this feelins was evinced over
and over again In his serious conversation.
But no collection Of "reminiscences about Lin
New-York tribune., 1896-05-16
REAL ESTATE.
BUSINESS AT THE EXCHANGES.

BUSINESS AT THE EXCHANGES.
Out OF four sales held yesterday at the Broadway
Real Estate salesroom. three OF tie parcels were
sold to the plaintiffs and the other to the derehdan'
in the action.
William Kennedy sold in foreclosure the property
known as the Haines Piano Factory. on the north
west corner Of Alexanderave. and One-hundred-and-
thirysecondst four five and SIX story PanU
tory plot 0x2Oo to the pIanMn M 1ne dne
on oii' judgment sl22.2li ~ os7
p F. Meyer Co sod In foreclosure s sxoo no. ;be
pIaintr W. VI. Kingsland. for sls2SS ~, o..
Van Rensselaer, smith sold in 10 &c 7ss TO the
plaintiff the State Bank, for N2 800 p.,,ano a.
second-ave and Flrst-s, for fifteen years on basis
OF per cent net on $500 600. ...r,
has sold for na soHe Me
lot l5xCxs on private SI terms term soa No. West Sixty
ninth-st, OF their new row, to q. Grossmah ior
G. C. Edgar's Sons have sold for improvement to
G. Gahren Ave lots on the south side OF One hundred
and-fourteenth-s, IS feet west OF Lenox-ave, on
e r. Gregor & Son have sold at private contract
for Elias Kempner the four lots with frame lbs
for about $4,000: also threestory. brownsosnse
dwelling, No ls2 East Eighty-sixth-st' lSsx'oSio|1'
w F. & c. II Smith have'so:d for Henry G; Wyand
the twostory frame dwelling, with lot 2oxlO In the
mion.a for $500 also to Annie F. vree.and. for
Improvement plot xlo in the Wsst Sae OF fnr
s325 also to Mr.. weiher. plot 5Oxso. in west side
Brookave.. 80 feet north of One-hundred-and-forty
sxth-st. for $4,000.
Matt J. Ward, hotel broker. has just made the
following deals Leased the Ocean House. Long
Branch, N, j.. for term Of years to John splitter
and sold the furniture and lease OF the Standard
Hotel White Plains, n. Y, for Van Beuren b. Le-
land to George H. Angus Mr.. Angus Is now In
possession.
Henry C. Swords. president OF the Real Estate
Trust Company. has rented from 8. Van Rensselaer,
term of three years for a city dwelling-house.
Folsom Brothers have sold for William Prayer the
two lots and tenement houses. 5oxlU Feet, at me
southwest corner OF Cannon and Rivington SITS. TO
Elizabeth F. Clark. who will tear down the old
structure and erect memorial building on the site.
Warner Brothers, owners Of No. Il Franklin-st.
and No 3j9 Broadway. adjoining. are the purchasers
from Daniel Birdsall. Of No. 13 Frankin-st
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views gives her characters from the insii"
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them and them n thcy are. We feel better
for knowing her people" Milwaukee Journal
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The following plans for new buildings and atcra
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New buildings:
l}5th-st g. 123 II W OF ilth- ave for four three
story brick dwellings. by Isabella n Leo OF No
On west 10th st. owner ..................., 81
1Osth-st No $3.50 East by william Lowe owner
No 1885 Lexington-ave for n one-story frame
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Stevenson Robert. to Robert BLACKBURN lots q.
q 25 p, -. 81. and lots 33 TO 40 inclusive lot
The chuics 10, @ or ana ST. o' Mary o Fanne n Constable 0"
Grand st. corner Ridge st. years 10000
Industrial Savings Bank Southern boulevard
oss Ss'' sss and wife 10 Mutual LIE In 10000
surance Co. n. Y, oist-s OIL IT e OF
Weiss, Htrry. 70 Herman wronkow. e 81 ave.
VII sIs Of ga st ,sIr yesrs Road, .. u 1900
Broadway and No l2i Crosby st. year...... 10000
wsIssT snssr s'nn trustee. a. e Hiram rhs,O. rmsn land
1870 n OF 7h-ave 5years................, 1900
"1ii Wss isad ~ st. years 70 anna MACK NO 8. $500
Sd 5 to Es%9n sc and Ts to Morris Levy
Same 10 Denel Rohstein, same property. 3
Mclaughlin Thomas j. ct al to United state: 'i'o
s'' u 81 y: Wi 1893 1893
chrystie ST. year ......................... 1900
New-York tribune., 1896-05-16
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A YOUNG MAN. valedictorIan Of his class. wishes tc
"A prepare students for college through the suliiei
through the necessary courses Oh
study. he particularly able to help others; woul1 NV
fer country. For terms and other particulars aures
TUTOR. Blairsown, y. j.
New-York tribune., 1896-05-16
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