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Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1892-12-29
nave been forced to the wall. The assets
are placed at $1,000; liabilities about the

nave been forced to the wall. The assets
are placed at $1,000; liabilities about the
same.
An investment association has been or
ganized at Stevens Point, and $40, 800 worth
ofstock subscribed. 1t lis intended to es-
| tablish new chair factory at that place.
| Hans Erickson. Sofas Erickson, George
Cola 'ich an Rudolph Wildhagen were ar
rested at Madison and fined $40 and costs
each for illegal fishing.
The jewelry store of Col. H. A. George,
at West Superior. was entered by thieves
and jewelry to the value of several hun
drrd dollars carried away.
John Sche:e, q farmer living at Green
Vile. Ouagamie County, was severely and
probably fatally injured IN a runaway &C.
c!dent.
John Donohue, a young man living near
Madison, pleaded guilty to burglary and
was sentenced TO six months in the county
Jail.
The grocery store ofH. J. Forschler; at
La Crosse was damaged TO the extent of
abont 500 by fire.
Matt Brill. an Appleton young man, was
severely injured about the head by a fall at
OSHKOSH.
Thomas Dumphy, of .Tanesville was badly
injured i'll runaway accident lie will re.
cover
The Rev. n c. Chaplin, formerly of Ia
Crosse, died suddenly at his home in Min
ncapoIiS.
Fred Gage secured a divorce from his
wife, ESlelia Gage, in the Dickinson Coun-
~ nj rp, 1r1,
The parties formerly lived in Florence.
The drug store OF \. j. Wilcox, at Little
Falls Mimi. was destroyed by fire, with a
loss OF $4,000; no insurance. Mr.. Wilcox
was former resident OF Berlin.
}. ID. Mann. farmer residing near Hart
ford, lost valuable horse in runaway ac-
cldeht. The animal was so bad injured
that i; had to be shot.
The dam OF Charles Champncys mill at
BFS sviiie gave way; thou III 700 bags of
sand we're thrown i'll to stay it. The loss
was about 50 600.
William Whitney who was arrested Nv
DR.. Minehan, of Green Bay. tor alleged
Matchmaking recently, was found guilty in
tie circuit court.
1t has turned out that the woman who so
strangely dn ,pped little Pearl Clifford
from Menasha is Lucy Mobratcel, OF Green
Bay, and is the mot .er Of The Child, but
Mr. q ford was made guardian OF tho
Child some time ago.
The rarn o! August Raleeg, farmer liv-
ing near Burlington, was destroyed by fire
with all Its contents. -Four HOSES and u
number of cattle and sheep were also burn
cd. The loss viii reach about s., 800.
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1892-12-29

WASHINGTON. Dec. 2l.-ihcrc is to be an
organized effort i'll the house after the Holt
u;'! recess 20 bring about some sort of fiIln-
cia legislation. 1t will probably tale the
shape OF an attempt to repeal the Sherman
Ia" under which the government is purchas-
ing ;'i,0tOOOO ounces Of silver 4 year The
opponents OF free coinage believe that this
government and inevitably leading TO ri
S;ftic LOSSES. Tn the other hand, the friends
Di SILVER expect TO Il free coinage bill
new Year nave passed. Mr. Strw:.rt sail
ollE IL" ether day hat he expected II free
coinage bil woul'i soon be called ND for Il
VOC. MS amendment to the bill of Mr.
'>"rrlii;tl act makes that measure practically
!. free c'ii:1%c bill; ami Mir. Stewart thinks
'''"t wien IL comes 10 vote ii will DaSS,
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1892-12-29

Dublin. Dee. 2I.-.Iustcc O'liricn delivered
ln,' decision Of the court today on the cleo
tion petition against the return of Michael
l'iv!tt, as member of parliament for North
Meath. The decision drprivrS Mr. Dayitt of
the scat on liir same grounds that resulted
in the unsrHilng uI Mr.. Fulam Us member
OF parliament for South Meath. Mr.. Davitt'S
rrrii>'l admitted that the evidence SO far ns
Bishop Nu,y's pastoral. acnouncng the
l'arncitrS. WAS concerned, applied TO North
Mratl equally with South Meath. The de-
riSi"n. therefore, WAS It fGregrnt conclusion.
and Mr.. Ha";t had cnd,avored to forestall
il by oiirrin. Ia give up his S,"lt in order
- present himself rs Il candidate. This
could not hr permitted, the court holding
that il could H"t only upon the evidence
advance of testimony. The result of the
case is Il painful blow TO Mr.. Davilt, who is
;rhtcly sensitive to amy reflection on his
personal honor. and who had with re-
lurl!nce consented to be candidate for
parliament.
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1892-12-29
Iowa.

l.. r. Curren, manager OF the new coal
company was killed in arunaway accident
caused by the neckyoke breaking
Joe Stark Il notorious saloon keeper of
Cedar Rapids dropped dead on the street Of
heart disease.
Moses D. Saunders, painter and paper
hanger of this city, took an overdose of
laudanum with suicidal intent and died;
cause, poor health and dependency.
David Hemphill. we'll. to do resident of
Malcolm, who left few days ago, no one
knows where. has gone insane and is in
charge the officers at Ottuma. He will
be brought back here by relatives.
A lie Mars special says: J. W. Miller ant
Robert Henry are two prominent features
living on the Broken Kettle. Miller ac-
cuses Henry Of attempting to murder him
and says Henry struck him with Ratchet
The latter is under arrest.
George I. Bagley. the messenger who
stole 500 600 from the United States Com
rany at Davenport, Nov. IS, was sentenced
to q years in the penitentary. Bagly
pleaded guilty, Judge Waterman gave as
his reason for imposing light sentence the
prisoners previous good character and his
prompt action in restoring the stolen
money.
An Atlantic special says: John Dickens,
n German farmer of Union Township, was
killed by team attached to wagon knock
ing i'm down and tue wagon wheels run
ming over his chest. He was instantly kill
ed.
State Superintendent Knoeler has filed
his annual report. ''Ie total enumeration
ofchildren oira school age is CTS 026; num-
her attending school. 5o9. $50; the average
daily attendance, 321. 708; schoo houses, Is,
275; value. S 13.80O.152
An etfnr. WAS made at Webster to secure
a new trial in the case of Mary E. Miller
who secured verdict of SC. 565 for injuries
received on a defective bridge against
Boone county, but Judge Weaver over
ruled the motion and Boone county will
have to pay.
At Liscomb the team of r. W. Chadwick
ran away, throwing himself and mother-in-
law, Mrs. Braddock. out of the vehicle on
to the ground. Mrs. Braddock was in
SANITY killed, her neck being broken.
Chadwick was seriously but not fatally in.
jurcd.
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1892-12-29
BACK TO HER LOVING ARMS
DIR, M'GLYNN is AGAIN A PRIEST
OF ROME.
After Weary Months of Recrim'na-
tons and Chickering's His re-
instatement In the Church
Is Decreed by Mgr.
Satolli.
Back to the Fold.


Washington. Dee. o. - The orld-famous
case of Father McGlynn, of St Steph-
ems church. New York. has finally been
decided by the restoration to MN OIL
authority to perform his pricstly func-
tions The settlement of the case came
within the scope OF the general
mower vested in Mgr. Satolli, the papal
lrgltc and the decision was promui-
gated by him tonight at the Cathonc
university, where he is stopping. inc
ease was first formally presented 10
Mgr. SatoIli on Wednesday last, D!
Father Burtzcll. McGlynn's friend ana
adviser throughout his controversy WIN
the archbishop. which resulted IN inc
suspension of the priest and thcn MS
practical accommodation fie pre-
scented the plea of the dcpoScd pl1cs',
ut the close of which Mgr. Satolll toin
him to- return to New York anu COM
municatc to DIR. McGlynn Il message
from him (thc monSignor) The plirport
of this message can only pc surnlsed.
but it is believed to have contained il
statement of the concessions required I"
he made by him in order that his pres
cnt case might receive favorable con-
Sidcration. Dr. McGlynn's reply was
brought to Washington to-day by DR..
Burtzcl. and he and Mgr. Satolli were
in consultation over the matter.
1t has not been the intention OF the
rapal delegate to settle the matter. but
late tonight the following statement was
furnished by Il representative OF Mgr.
SatolIi: $40 end the many contradlc-
tory kilograms sent out, ii is thought
cXnrlicnt to state that ut . O'Clock p.
H.. DR.. McGynn was declared free from
ecclesiastical crnsurcS and restored to
the exercise Of his pricstly functions att
cr having satisfied the popc's lcgatc on
all the points in his case The effect
of this decision by Mgr Satolli is limit
ed 1t enables Father McGlynn to serve
as /; priest in any parish to which he
may be assigned. a return to his old
fold ut st. Stephens is Il subject for
further consideration. and must be set
tied. the authorities here say, by Afch-
bishop Corrig:N of New York. DR.. Bur'-
xcll returned to New York tonight.
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1892-12-29

New York. Dec. 24.--"it is conceded i'll
l,rmncratic circles" said Il well known poll
ticiln tonight, that PRESIDENT elect Cicvr-
land has made no final determination regard
ing the construction Of his cabinet. RUmor
a>so' ;,ir> many names for the 6rtfoiiUS
among them Senator Carlisle for the treas
ury portfolio and Col Lamont for the navy
portfolio. but ii is not assorted with amy
I' gree of certainty" 1t is reported that
irgton to conlcr with President elect Clrvr-
land next week. 1t i; said he will also
meet William G. Whitney and will confer
with Mr. Cleveland upon the subject of lr:.is
latlon during the present session and the
extra session problem. Mr.. Cleveland h:l,
engaged apartments ut the Arlington hotel
for occupancy ling til" three or four days
he VIII be in Washington before his iiaug,!-
ration.
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1892-12-29

Alton. ILL.,, Dee. d. Tomorrow evening
every flint glass factory in the United States
VIII ne closet for two weeks. Vice prcSi-
dent Lewis gives as Il reason for his s1rn
that the glass manufacturers throughout
the country ut their last meeting had re-
solved to do so TO avoid :ll ovcrproductiou
the manufacturers that the new Democratic,
congress would cut the tariff on bottle ware,
and they did not wish to be caught with !:
large stock on hand which would have to be
sold for less than cost.
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1892-12-29
NJ orth Dakota.

LAY " al ace, young man permitted to
deliver for the American Express company
at Valley City is missing with $500 he col
lectsd.
The office building owned by A. G..
Clark, and occupied by the Steele Ozone as
newspaper. at Steele, was completely de-
stroycd by fire. The contents were saved
but i'll damaged condition.
DR.. Bo:ge, was asphyxiated day or two
40, ut Sioux Falls. as was also Mrs. Hofl,
Mr.. Hage, the remaining victim, is not ex-
pected to live.
The state canvassing board instructed the
secretary OF state to issue certificate to
Wambcrg (llarrison). and Bondesvcdt
(Weaver), presidential electors. Also to
all members of the fusion state ticket,
excerpt Dahl, Republican secretary of
state.
Maps of the definite location of the 500
road Tor 81 m les in Logan county, com.
pletlnS the line from Minneapolis to Bis
narck, were fled in the United States land
office. This is believed to mean an early
completion OF the road to Bismarck.
The Worlds Fair board met at James
town, recently but did nothing of import
ance. Gov Burke was present Tor consul >
tation with the members, who held meet
ing at the state headquarters for the insane.
Designs for the North Dakota exhibits are
to be considered.
The Fargo city council has ordered a
special election o be held to fill the va
cancv caused by the resignation Of Alder
man knudson, ofthe Filth ward Among
the names OF candidates proposed is that
Of Mrs. Swart, lady who keeps large
private boarding hou eand possesses con-
siderable executive ability.
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1892-12-29
MutN Inc ItHAIr1..,finn-

Washington. Dec. 81. Commissioner
stone OF the general land office, in 4 let
YER 10 the Register and receiver of the
io';'i lliiu Office ut TayIor's Falls, Mimi.
mas revoked his order of Sept 3. 1881.
No., .iil; Tor c;lncriiation thirty-ihr"c IRE.
l!"IH III III" Mile LacS Indian Preservation
mI'd,r ne authority of II decision of jan.
-. 1851. li'lS letter holds that The lands
'l,' SUBJECT to entry under The :.curl nj
,:'i"i laws: n later decision however
htiu thai they coni:l be entered only under
; ;n Special provision OF the act of jan. i,
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1892-12-29

TAXING q census in India always
arouses the popular superstition and
dread OF unknown evils. After the
last census OF the Bills their chiefs in
sisted on a new Imperial obligation
that sin future no Bhi woman should
ever be weighed" they fearing that
the plumpest and heaviest women,
the national beauties, were being
checked off for app. opriation by the
census takers.
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1892-12-29
Killed by n Trn;n

Grecnvillc. Pa. Dec. 24.-The New YORK.
ana Chicago express, which goes thronph
ner ut 6:oG a. H.. struck and killed fonr
t%e ,ro Eies, mi n , Ema. n Y. When
were Mortified to see that tic Djlot az Yrs
cng s,i, WIS covered with blood and that ny y,
t carried the dead bodies of three persons 81
w"s fcanS fn a S ba %1a ,h The other victim
some distance from the depot Ttu ia tfa acS
i,i% they were walking on the trurk s anG
G t, not see or hear the swiftly sneed ag
Was US s 's w'na a Sa' r blowing sas %ad
express siys that he did not scr snv ' Oh inc
ca tue track and did nat hasr = .a: w. aps'sen
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1892-12-29
70 Flight EpIoO,sN.

bloomington. H., Dee. 2l.--Thc lndcpcnd-
rIl Christian Voters League Of America Is
tue rather prrtcnlious title of Il newly
formed body which proposes to start on Il
temperance crusade. Its headquarters are
state university, and which has long nnn,
Il !."iil'iiion Town. The body has becn
Leg, Incorporated has chosen officers.
re branch leagues in every new couJitry
IL PROPOSES TO band together all voters who
; ; Oppose! To ShioonS. whether the men
What moi " > p"''iN"h" VI
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1892-12-29

GENERAL LUCIUs Z. Polk. whose
death is reported from Ashwood,
Tenn. commanded n division OF Cen
eral Cleburne's confederate forces at
the battle of Clickamnuga. His re-
cord throughout the war was one OF
gallant service, and he received sever
al severe wounds. After the war he
became very prominent in the society
and politics OF Tennessee.
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1892-12-29

LITTLE allicators, sent to France
from Florida, are very popular pets
with Fashionable Frenchwomen.
They seldom live to a dangerous size,
thanks to their confinement and con-
slant gorging OF bits of raw meat to
amuse their mistres es. A grown.up
alligator, even if very tame, would
not be nice thing to have about q
drawing room.
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1892-12-29

The captains OF ships which carry
bricks have to be very careful. An
ordinary brick is capable OF absorb
ing q pint OF water. So with a cargo
OF bricks in the hold serious leakage
may quite well go on undecided, for the
water that enters is sucked up as fast
as it gets in. If this should be the
case the consequences are bound to
be most fatal.
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1892-12-29

The wife OF President Diaz OF Next
co, wall send a full hand OF iorty-five
musicians TO the Chicago Exposition
The lady artist on Il Big drum will be
sure to secure 4 peat.
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1892-12-29

Washington. Dec 24.--.Assistant Comllls-
sioncr Belt to-day said that Agent I.cahy at
Fond du Lac had already been directed to
make Il report upon the Indian row nj
Barker. MINI. Mr.. Belt also said that the
persons who sold the Indians liquor would
be prosecuted 10 the full extent Of the law.
The fact that they were of the reservation
at the time the liquor WAS sold to them
makes no difference; us long as they were
reservation Indians under the control of the
agent it is criminal to sell them Iiuu0r
when ON or off the reservation.
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1892-12-29

"EDlsO,'' il the name of a village in
New Jersey which has sprung into ex-
lstence during the past two years ow-
ing to an invention of Eilison's. It
stands on the side OF an old deserted
iron pit called the Ogden mine, which,
after Edison invented his "magnetic
ore SEPARATOR was acquired by the
New Jersey and Pennsylvania Concen-
tration Company.
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1892-12-29

the estimated wealth OF tine United
States-that is the value OF all lands,
buildings. railways, etc--is put ut
SGi, 600, zoos 900. The amount OF
money Of all kinds is estimated by
the Secretary OF the Treasury to be
S2.1OS. 13O,O92.
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1892-12-29
agreement With Mexico Renewed.

NhShlllgion Dec. 24.--Thc secretary of
war mas issued general order announcing
Il renewal Of the agreement heretofore en-
tered INFO by the government of the United
states, whereby the federal troops of the
TWO countries may cross over the territory
OF INC other in pursuit of savage hostile III
or the recent raids of itpachcs under kid
along me dividing line between Arizona and
NGW Mexico and the fear that these tribes
WI seek to evAdc the pursuit of the United
States troops by crossing the frontier into
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1892-12-29

Denver Dee. 2I.-'r!r greatest gold fever
that has stricken Colorado since the Ruby
and California guch dgginys drew thou
sands of miners in those camps has now
complete possession OF the West Here as
Mexico and Arizona, there is nothin. talked
OF except the new placer fields of the San
Juan river in Southern Utah. At Durango,
iilco ana Dolores. this state, many outfits
by Saturday II is estimated that :,.ODO mill
srS will have left these three points for the
Eluurado
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1892-12-29

e.; GRAY an inmate OF the family
OF jay Gould's grandfather when the
father OF Jay Gould was born, died
only amonth before the great iinancier.
Grays's age WAS 1OT. Gray's mother
reached the aye OF 100.
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1892-12-29

II. Sr!'FrEN Taller. author OF
Road Coaching Up to Date and
Coaching and Coachmen' was black
baIied when his name was presented
10. membership III New York Coaching
E!ub the other day. Give a man q
bad name and it will get him into
whole watts Of trouble.
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1892-12-29

oEE cent apiece is what the Chicago
sweaters pay women for finishing Il
vest. Two women, by working four-
teen hours Il day, are able to earn
Sl.3O = week batwecn them. Men OF
the sweater stamp should not be
obliged to wait until after death for
Their punishment.
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1892-12-29
MC.ilnlS for .tInnricnux

Washington. Dee. 24.--rhc American cX-
nlbl;ors AT the Madrid Columbian cXpos-
ilon nav" been most successful is shown by
of state to-day from the United States
charge d'ailaires at Madrid, saying that
they mad been awarded eight gold medals.
fourteen silver ana fifteen bronze medals,
besides receiving honorable mention in nm,
lllerOuS cases.
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1892-12-29
The Secretary of State to Rcsirr

Washington, Dec. 24-Sccrcturv of Slate
Foster will resign his portfolio before lcay-
ing for Paris, where he goes to act as agent
for the United States before the Berins sea
arbitratorS who arc to meet Feb "; AS
only three weeks will capSe between the
date of the sccrctary's departure and the
end OF the present administration, the va
callcy Will not be filed Assistant Secretary
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1892-12-29
Mines ClnSpsJ

Salt Lake, Utah. Dec. 24.-Owing to the
continued low silver and lead rates, the
Niagara group of mines at bingham, in
which over 100000 is invested, has shut
Gown, ana the managers OF the old Jordan
group have Notified the men that they will
have to accept reduction in wages on
Jan. !, or find themselves out out of en-
wages throughout the territory is Threatened.
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1892-12-29
a BAnker'H Ratur

Seattle. Wash. Dec. 24NR.ntou w
DIX h,Apy' who has been missing for eeks,
nus nas, peen recently heard from by h,c wife
Anu returned to the cashiers desl, in the
S Mol'h End bank yesterday afternoon. he
S siu nc became bewildered over the possible
f frst e, OF some business ventures. He went
AiS' 10 the Dakotas and then 10 Texas.
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1892-12-29
Shot in n Saloon.

Butte. Mont. Dec. 24.-At Walkeryilla
one mile north Of this city, this evening.
Dan Holland shot md almost instantly
Killed Timothy Quinn, an old time COmsfock
miner. Holland ID a brother Of tl1r noice
magistrate Of Walkervile The shooting oc.
uuproyoked. Holland was arrested,
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1892-12-29

n. w. Lumber Company Assigns,
Chicago. Dec. 24.-The Northwestern Lum
Der company, A. L. Mcllor president, made
an assignment to-day. Liabilities, $50, 900:
assets, so, 600
Inc company was organized two years ago
by Il. n. Mellor, who killed himself yester-
day at Amigo. Wis. 1t is presumed that his
suicide precipitated the failure
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1892-12-29

\ PATENT has been applied for by u
Baltlmoreman to cover the invention
OF an electric sleigh. Each sl.ish will
nave it's own motor, and can be
driven ut the rate OF fifteen miles an
hour. All the doctors indorse it as a
means OF making their profession
lively.
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1892-12-29
Gen. Frederick Dent Dead.

Denver. Dee. 24.-Gen. Frederick #. Dent
the distinguished Union soldier and brother
ln-law of U. 5. Grant died this evening
He was sevcnty-two years OF age. He viii
be Inferred in the military cemetery at Fort
in 1920. and received an appoint
ment to West Point from that state and
served with honor in the Mexican and civil
WurS. ~ >''AA
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1892-12-29

HANS CARR. CHRISTIAN EMILE LAuElTz
RASMUSSEN was the name OF Il resi-
Dent OF New York. He applied to
Judge Bookstavar. in the Court OF
Common Pleas, for relief, and he is TO
be known hereafter Us Christ Emile
Rasmussen.
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1892-12-29

THE wife Of Chicago Justice has Sc.
cured u divorce because OF her hus-
bands pleasant habit Of cruelty beat
ING her. The Judge who granted it
had an opportunity o; learning what
kind OF men he and his associates are
accustomed to recommend for high
Office
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1892-12-29
Will Sue the ArchbishoD,

Montreal, Dec. 24.-The directors of the
Canada Revue, which was banned by Arch
clergy, having obtained legal advice that the
archbishop's action was illegal, have de.
termined to take proceedings in civil courts
against the archbishop and ecclesiastical
for damages,
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1892-12-29
Rivals for II Stnte Fair

Huron. 5. d., Special. Dec 24.-Thc state
noard or agriculture will meet her ON Ian
~ to locate the fair for 1893, ana :nnnimi
a sen Ynn ana general committees Madi
Huron are counted III the list of comet; anu
for the prize. "a 'o'"pe'itors
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1892-12-29
"yOninSS Vote.

Cheyenne Wyo., Dec. 24.-The total vote
Of Wyoming was as follows: Harrison
electors, 1916; Weaver, 1913; Bi,lwall ~: ~
Ior governor: William Brown, prnhibition
John l.. Osborne, Democrat and Top,iiist
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1892-12-29

New York. Dec. 4.-F,re ,ns,,r.'.as .os
, ~ nrookiyn were advanced % ner cent
y ,,nn ny by the New York Tariff as,ocIa-
ti,n n necailse Of the alleged inefficiency OF
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1892-12-29
"Poems by Two Brotbersv

ny Two BrOtherH.O
London, Dee. 24.-TSe original manuscript
oi toems by Two Brothers" was sold ut
s nuc'ion To-Day at Sotheby's auction rooms.
The price paid for the mnnuscrnt ,u,s Eco
With the copyright reserved. These noems
h Merf written I,, by Alfred Tcnnyson and his
tW" that tAhhp avs na with the exception Of
of ' 81 .he manuscript is in the handwriting