The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1900-10-26

ORlnI6 - III 1lGlfeNCl, Is.
The Beers harA HE British ia the
Transyaal ~ te ne N ailro,J and
cutting elesraplis sRirl ~
IL Random lnedid tuden1S broke
npss nowie sneet md t1e Zionist
#was saved Thy nigh I.
China has made . request upon Sec
.retary Hay hat neg lions lbe;r3l1ik sc
once at Pe1tng looking IS ~ seS He
menh Of thu chinese q,<sti 4 II lid
CO tie stat department. that e. In
gers Instructions are sufficient ia
breadth 70 enable him Is proceed with
negotiations Wit hout further orders
from the department. 8 3,#s ss:'.
4. 4, Negroes will soon 60 to Africa, sent
by the German government, tointro.
lduce cotton raising there.
Curzon says SOC, 600 deaths ii India
have been due to famine. but relief -
asa,i r Rose ,i reported 1ilHaat,.h .ad
90 Beers killed IA = fight At Jagersfon-
tein. 80 D. ,s s:.s
President Kruger embarked secretly
At Lorenzo lliles oln B ttllIe ntiltnh
cruiser GeldeI1 land to- sui for Ho1ls a:
"A cloudburst swept the Villages Of
Guadalupe, Mex. from, the face Of the
earth and four lives were lost. !. d 3}
{ Ehghnd and Germanyshave formed
an alliance Is maintain the territorial
integrity of China and to keep ports
open. ~ .ta W ~ 1t
to cease all attempts at paciAcation. .
sWeyler,s appointing mt , as scaptain
general Of Madrid caused the resig.
nation of the Spanish abinet.
E.. LATER NEWS.
: An excursion train on the Mi6haean
Southern railroad was partially
wrecked at Chicago, injuring eight
persons sS-%5s7*- . y" >s5....= = 80
+ The steamship City of seattlel::::ialr-.
rived at Vancouver, B. c., from
tSkaguay with 27s passengers on board
and q case OF smallpox; She is an
.chored in full stream, flying the vel.
low nag. .'', rSs 3. ::s+. @= =:
- Hsrrod, tbe1s7:ys.r-old apn Of p: &c
Haylor,Hof Mt. Pleasant, diicsh.,s WsEa sl4
found under . 5harrsl in tlissrsar ~ shii
fathers store, shot through the heart.
The miners relief committee at Mt.
Carmel, Pa, have appealed Tor help
for the striking miners. =; ~: =:
Diamonds have been discovered near
Postmansburg, South Africa.
John Sherman, former representa-
tive in the house, for long term a
member Of the senate, and twice hold
ing cabinet positions died at his resi-
dence In washington. D. c., 1t Gas
o'clock the morning Of the 2snd in. the
18th year Of his age. Death had been
expected for some days. The immedi-
ate cause was described as incident.to
extreme weakness due to old age and
to several attacks of sickness, from
which he had suffered Tor ; year and
a half. ~.
President Mitchell, il an interview
at Hazelton. Pa, practically adnitted
that the anthracite coalz miners'1trfke
would end as soon as all the operators
posted q, notice guaranteeing q pay
ment of 10 per cent advance in wages
until April l. ~ III -, -. <:~
Harry, Belts and Daisy. Blydenburg,
prominent young. peopls Of Cory, Pa,
were. found dead nseach other's.a arm,
seated on a,benchi I'D Cory park. The
girl was shot through the. breast and
The tEe young man through the head.
Ira tornado near Lodi. Texas, be.
tween ten and fifteen persons were
Killed. Six of the dead are negroes.
occupying one house. u 4 !. Se IL i 4; n IN
The battleship New York has been
detached from the North Atlantic
squadron and ordered out Of commits
sion. ii q. :yy..sss5t.e - 2tssSsss =.
The First National bank of: Union,
Ore, was blown open and So. 900 Sc
cured. The robbers fled on the. APP
proach of citizens. = " <% t'sE 49,,
Cholera is increasing to a large ex-
tent in Japan. qs e., :sss:s .sz.c1S !. "a; ;:
Lawrence Walsh, who killed Robert
Gilchrist, barber, and was found to
be insane, was arrested in Chicago and
returned TO- Chester insane asylum,
from where he escaned Oct y ss1s