Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1891-09-10
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Interesting happenings Of tlk 4ast
Week Culled from the As
ISOLATED Press.

ISOLATED Press.
Bar silver, $50.
italy has too much rain.
Bismarck is aging rapidly.
Storms damage County Cork.
Washouts near Albany, N. Y.
Frosts around Denison, Texas.
Guatemala is in financial straits.
The situation in China is grave.
Smallpox is epidemic in Honduras.
Irish mackeral fishing is failure.
Rains in central Michigan helps crops.
Indiana natural gas continues to fail.
Russian Jew refugees are arriving at
Detroit.
Army worms are damaging Arkansas
cotton.
A cold rain killed the Indiana grass
hoppers.
Oherokees are settling on the Chero-
kee outlet.
A. s. Campbell won the tennis cham
pionship.
The reported successes of Emin Pasha
are denied.
Riots in Russia to prevent rye ex-
portation.
Gladstone wri ties q letter denounoing
gambling.
Reports of damaged crops are general
in England.
Wisconsin crops much improved by
recent rains.
Missouri bankers are organizing an
association.
Saloons are being raided in the In
dian Territory.
The Prince of Wales is aiding desti-
tute Russian Jews.
A national lead trust will be organ.
lied Thursday.
The Kansas Republican League meets
at Topeka today.
The pope is preparing an encyclopedia
on governments.
Heavy rains damaged Westmoreland
County, England.
Danville. Ind. lost eight buildings
and $4,000 by fire.
The New York Park Place victims
have been all buried.
Canadian papers are disappointed at
the census returns.
The San Francisco striking stevedores
acknowledge defeat.
Boomers are still trying to burn the
Cherokee Strip grass.
The Central Elevator 90. of Cincin-
natl failed for $4,000.
The Oklahoma statehood convention
is called for Sept "a.
Elk Senator Pomeroy, of Kansas, died
at Whitensville, Mass.
Damage from heavy rains is general
in England and Ireland.
Eight stores and $40, 900 were lost by
fire at Lexington, Neb.
Hobart defeated Hovey in tennis
match at Newport, R. I.
Nightingale won the Charter Oak
$40, 600 race at Hawthorne.
The governor of Martinique, recently
devastated, appeals for aid.
The Knights of Reciprocity are in
convention at Topeka, Kan.
A mob lynched Frank Huges, a
Georgetown, KY, murderer.
Campbell and Huntington won the
double tennis championship.
Milwaukee takes Cinoinnati's place
in the American Association.
English papers believe Americans
will hold wheat for stiff prices.
Steamer collision near Sydney, New
South Wales, killed twenty-six.
The Canadian population ia 4, 1884,
an increase in ten years of 499, 534.
Thirteen missionaries and twenty
three nuns leave Rome for America,
An italian steamer was wrecked and
eighteen persons drowned in Senegal.
Little Rock negroes have organized an
Afro American protective association.
The London Times argues against the
American Inter Continental Railroad.
The Oklahoma alliance wants an inter-
state railroad from Duluth to Galveston.
Indiana glass manufacturers decided
to close down till wages are satisfactory.
Mrs. Mary Richardson and her two
children were killed near Nicholasville,
Ky.
At Woodlawn. Tenn, Abe Slaughter
killed Evans Quarles with a baseball
bat.
It is said the Chicago elevators have
joined a pool for handling this years
crop.
The fight at Valparaiso still continues
and the Insurgents are said to be vic to-
rious
The Northern Pacific declared D or
cent quarterly dividend on preferred
stock.
It is reported that Ex-Governor Che
ney will be Secretary Proctor's sue.
cessor.
San Francisco employers organize to
resist the encroaohments of the trades
unions.
Eight were drowned by the burning
Of the Norwegian collier Frey, near
Bergen.
The Chilian government defeated the
insurgents in another battle at Val
paraiso.
Rossi Savarini got six months for