Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1891-09-03
CONDENSED NEWS.
Interesting Happenings Of the Past
Week Culled from the As
ISOLATED Press.

Wa SsAA1SsA-
ISOLATED Press.
Jerseyville. ILL, has an earthquake.
General Butler is not dead as reported.
Cambridge, Mass, has 5000, 600
fire.
British farmers are encouraged at the
outlook.
London papers all condemn Canadian
politics.
Russian relief measures are being
pushed.
The Omaha smelter strikers have re-
sumed work.
Italian finances show a deficit of
$4,000, 900.
Rain produced in Texas artiicially by
defamation.
Balloon fatalities are becoming COM
mon in Europe.
Pan Hanule wreck at Columbus, loss
ten thousand.
The Ontario crops are the best in
many years.
Joseph Bros. & Co., of Chicago,
failed Tor $4,000.
Drouth is injuring corn in southwest
ern Michigan
Twenty vessels were lost in a hurri-
cane at Martinique.
Albert Hall. colored, stabs his wife to
death at Nashville.
Russia will furnish free wood to its
distressed provinces.
Over II, 600 barrels of oil burned at
Mcdonald, Pa, yesterday.
Serious trouble is threatened over the
railroad strike at Peoria, Ill.
Extensive silver discoveries are re-
ported at Ogden, Utah.
The dry weather is damaging crops
around Belv,dere, Ills.
Statistics show 1928, 200 1859 invested
IN Massachusetts in 1890.
Milwaukee takes Cincinnati's place
in the American Association.
Fred Douglas says the president
didn't ask HIM to resign.
Porter says America may replace the
Russian supply of grain.
Job Hass was murdered in Philadel-
phla by an unknown robber.
The Vermont legislature will convene
in extra session Aug. 25.
All Europe is excited at Russian pro-
hibition OF the export of rye.
West Virginia s population is 1852, 1914,
an increase of %. "a per cent
Three smuggled Cinnamon were re-
turned from San Antonio, Tex.
London papers all lament Lowell's
death in complimentary terms.
President Harrison spent yesterday
fishing near Mt. McGregor, N. Y.
Russia is concentrating large bodies
of troops on the Austrian frontier.
A cyclone sweeps over Bloomington,
Ind, doing much damage to crops.
The New York democratic convention
will be held at Saratoga Sept. 5.
A farmer kills his nephew in a quar-
rel over nickel at jackson, Tenn.
Queen Victoria sent President Harri-
son condolences on Lowens death.
DR.. Moffat young Cleveland den
fist. was drowned at Chautauqua.
The striking switchmen at Peoria, Ill.
have been replaced without trouble.
Austria will make great display at
the Worlds Columbian Exposition.
Dolan of the Columbus baseball team
deserts rather than pay fine of $50.
The Reading coal company will work
short hours till the coal trade booms,
President Harrison takes part in the
Bennington, VT, centennial festivities.
United States 4a bonds held abroad
are allowed an extension at 2 per cent.
The Georgia farmers alliance is dis.
turbed by charges against it's president.
A train was oerailed by running over
bull in Mississippi; three men killed.
Almy, the New Hampshire murderer.
pleaded not guilty at his preliminary
trial.
Christ Young was hung at Licking
ton, Mo-, Tor the murder of Hans Han
son.
The Pottsville, Pa, Steel and Iron
20. has resumed work with non-union
men.
The National Worlds Fair commits.
slon must cut salaries or have a $500. Otr(,
deficit. ~''o'o
Turkish brigands captured an Italian
railroad contractor and demand $40 600
ransom. 'O0'
The Russian government denies that
II WILL place prohlbitive export duty
on wheat. 'J
Wool warehouses of the Overland %.
at chicago burned, causing a loss of
1856, QUO. N' ~
The London Chamber of Commerce
wants tine exhibit for Great Britain vt
Chicago. >AD ~
Journeymen stone cutters resolved
against the competition OF convict with
Tree labor. A'n
Avon Taylor, farmer, while DRINK
k1lled his wife with pickhandle at San
Mateo. Gal. ~ ''1n
Almy, the New Hampshire murderer
Is at bay in barn and is sure TO beshnt
on sight. " Do'uo'
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