Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1891-08-27
MONTANA.

Knocked from the top OF tram and
killed at Rich Valley, Mimi.
MONTANA
The president appointed Alice Shan
non postmistress ~ Red Lodge, Mont.
GENERAL
Bar silver, 9sss.
Chicago wheat is excited.
General Butler is not dead as reported.
London papers all condemn Canadian
politics.
Russian relief measures are being
pushed.
The American Association is getting
shaky.
Every Jew is to be expelled from
Moscow.
A powder mill at Central City, Ky,
exploded.
france will have to import 50. 500, coo
bushels of what.
James Russell Lowell was buried at
Cambridge, Mass
Pan Handle wreck at Columbus, loss
ten thousand.
The Ontario crops are the best in
many years.
Joseph Bros. & Co., of Chicago,
failed 1or $4,000.
The funeral of George Jones took
place at New York.
Drouth is injuring corn in southwest.
ern Michigan
Russia will furnish free wood to it's
distressed provinces
Fred Douglas says the president
didn't ask him to resign.
A powder mill at Huntington, W. Va,
exploded, killing three.
Porter says America may replace the
RUSSIAN supply OF grain.
Job Hass was murdered in Pniladel-
phla by an unknown roboer.
The Vermont legislature will convene
in extra session Aug. 25.
New York wheat was greatly excited
and prices went up to $1.l3.
The Frank Ingram Lumber Co.,
Louisville, failed for 100000.
All Europe is excited at Russian pro.
hibitlon OF the export of rye.
West Virginia 8 population is 162, 1914,
an increase of %. "a per cent.
The New York democratic convention
will be held at Saratoga Sept. s.
London papers ali lament Lowell S
death in complimentary terms.
Queen Victoria sent President Harri-
SOL condolences on Lowells death.
Mexico will colonlze the South Sea
islanders in the state of Chiapas.
DR.. Moffat, a young Cleveland den
tist, was drowned at Chautauqua.
The whaleback Charles Wetmore ar
rived at New York from Liverpool.
William Douglass, white, killed Will
Douglas, colored, at Bessemer, Ala.
Editor George Jones, of the New
York Times, died at Poland Springs.
The Heading coal company Will work
short hours till the coal trade booms.
Rev. Dr. John Henry Hopkins, Prot.
estant Episcopal, died at Troy, N. Y.
1t is SAID the league and association
patched up a truce III baseball affairs.
Southern California earthquakes
effects have been greatly exaggerated.
The Berlin grain marRet is much ex.
cited.
There has been a general rainfall in
India.
Ten thousand miners in South Wales
struck.
John Thyson, a st. Louis broker,
failed.
Reardon, Ohio, is terrorized by in.
cendiaries.
President Harrison goes to Vermont
next Tuesday.
Ex-Speaker Reed was banqueted at
Portland, Me.
Secretary Of the Treasury Foster has
resumed work
Prof. John Jackson Brown, Syracuse
University, died.
Francis F. Emery, a Boston shoe
manufacturer, failed.
Charles DECK, New York boy, has a
genuine case of trichinosis
Victoria, B. c., will give nearly three
millions for railroad subsidies.
Government rain makers will expert
ment again in Texas Monday or Tues
day.
SA1Aot AouuB haS QuDS at LeX1nR-
ton, Mo-, Tor the murder Of Hans Han
son.
The Pottsville, Pa, Steel and Iron
Go. has resumed work with uon-union
men.
The National Worlds Fair commits
sion must cut salaries or have 500 600
deficit.
Wool warehouses of the Oberland Co.
at Chicago burned, causing a loss of
SS5, ECO.
The London Chamber of Commerce
wants fine exhibit for Great Britain at
Chicago.
Journeymen stone cutters resolved
against the competition of convict with
free labor.
Six Thousand men are ont of work on
account OF the depression in the British
iron trade.
A. G. Elliott & Co.'S Philadelphia
paper warehouse burned, causing a loss
of $50, 600.
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