The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1896-01-30
DOMESTIC.

John and Thomas Mossengale, want
cd for murder and horse stealing. were
Ehot and killed by posse in the Rae
.nt,n mountains, Tennessee, while re-
sisting arrest.
The building in St. Louis occupied by
Aloe & Co., dealers in surgical instru-
ments, was destroyed by fire, the loss
being S20O. 900, and five firemen lost
their lives in the ruins.
Judge Pugh, of Columbus, o., de-
cided the buckeye law which taxes tor
eign corporations doing business In
Ohio to be valid.
The National Divorce Reform league
at its 10th annual meeting in Boston
reelected Rt. Rev. William Lawrence
president. ss3.,,... - \
I'D John Grier, hanged for o murder in
Minnesota, confessed to having MIR
Tered his brother near Frederick own,
N. b., six years ago. He burned the
cabin to CONCEAL tie crime, cremating'
his mother and sister. g vi 3 &9 xEE
Three men were killed by the explo-
sion of gas receiver in a building at
New Haven, Conn.,, owned by English
& Mersick, manufacturers of carriage
hardware. TIE fire that followed
caused 4 Toss IF 100000. s. !
A. J. McLaurin (dem.) was inaugu-
rated governor of Mississippi at Jack
son. 3: ~ 80 f.@r :.
A fire in the lumber yard OF the
George w. Gale Lumber company at
Cambridge, Mass, caused q loss OF
/ 100000.
The remains of Bernard Gillian, the
well-known cartoonist OF Judge, were
incinerated at the Earle c1ematory In
Troy, N. Y.
The Pacific Short Line bridge over
the Missouri: river at Sioux City, Ia,
lone of tho largest structures OF the
kind in the country, was opened. 1t
cost over 81 600, 600.
@s Ambrose West and wife both over 70
years of age, were found dead in bed in
their home in Germantown. Pa. having
been asphyxiated by coal gas. :.
AS the result OF a quarrel over fence
boundary Daniel s.. Core shot John
Dillon dead in the courtroom in Wau-
kegan. Ill.
The Inauguration Of John w. Griggs
(rep.) as governor Of New Jersey took
place at Trenton. -
Benjamin Wells, retired business
.oan, ~ years old, of Fostoria, O., was
mourning the loss of st, 1000. as q result
of the work Of two bunko workers.
; "A locomotive boiler exploded at South
! Charleston, O., killing Engineer Trim
bic and Fireman Waters and injuring
II other parsons. g.
Miss Clara Barton, president of the
American Red Cross society, and five
: companions sailed from New York on
I the American line steamship New York
for Constantinople, where she will seek
permission to enter Armenia to ad-
minister assistance to the needy and
4 afflicted of that country.
An advance of six cents per 100
pounds on all grades OF refined sugars
was. ordered by the American Sugar
Refining company. The war in Cuba
and the advance in German raw sugars
was given as the ca'lse.
The may DIS of Peru and La Sale
and the presidents of the villages OF
Utica and Kangley, in Illinois. and all
1 the saloonksepers in tho four places
were indicted for allowing saloons to
xemalr open on Sunday. - !.
I. Rev. Augusta Chaplin, D. D., pastor
rf the First Universalist church IN
{ Omaha, and the only woman doctor of
divinity Ia the world, resigned her pas
Storate. };;3s8s
III arn \, T. Gray, tobacconist ct Rich
1aond. 81, failed for 100000. ~.
The eSth annual convention OF the
Nafion.,I American Woman Suffrage
- ocra .iiop began in Washington. and
1fs1s Susan Il. Anthony delivered the
address ~. s.z
Tie National Centennial Phrenolo-
easfs, arseciation will hold its annual
.S0In asion ii B Chicago next May to
- n bratS ne tooth annive.s ary Of the
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