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Decorah-posten., 1892-03-08
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By Srlauo meo en- 8eioltnin1 pan 700
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Decorah-posten., 1892-03-08
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Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1892-09-01
POLITICAL ECHOES.

Judge Gresham denies the report that he
is to take the stump for the Populists.
judge Morse receives the Democratic
nomination for governor in Michigan.
Ex-senator spooner is nominated for
governor by the Republicans of Wisconsin,
Gov. Buchanan of Tennessee bolts the
Democratic party and comes out as an in
dependent candidate.
The date for holding the Republican ma
tional league convention at Buffalo is
changed from Sept. to Sept Is.
Mr.. Blaine reports that great pressure is
being brought to bear upon him in New
Hampshire to be candidate tor congress.
THE Ohio state convention ofthe Peoples
party met at Massillon with about $50 dele
gates present, representing 80 ofthe.s3 coun-
ties. A full state ticket was nominated.
WILLIAM J. CAMPBELL, member of the
Republican national committee from Hi
nois, has returned tc Chicago from New
York. He confirms the report that the
idea of establishing branch headquarters
here has been abandoned.
THE Democratic state convention met at
Dover, Del, to nominate presidential
electors, and Congressman John w. Can.
sey was renominuted for congress. The
platform adopted pledges loyalty to the
cardinal principles of the Democratic faith,
and expresses hearty approval and ratif-
cation of the national Dem cratic plat
form.
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1892-09-01
LABOR CIRCLE,

An apr>al for contributions is issued by
the Homestead strikers.
Soldiers and miners in Tennessee engage
in fight in which twelve men are killed
and large number injured.
Switchmen on the New York Central
join the strikers. Several companies of
militia are called out.
At the last meeting of the Battle Creek
common council the following resolu-
ton was carried: Resolved, That the
street and bridge committee cancel
any or all contracts with any
person or persons in regard to furnish
ing bridge as contemplated by our city if
any such bridge or bridges be constructed
Of steel or iron furnished by the Andrew
Carnegie Company, as per request of the
labor organizations of our city.
Much excitement was caused in thevicin-
ity of Thirty-third street mill of Carnegies
at Pittsburg by the shooting of John F.sish-
man, an Analgamated Association scout
on the watch for non-union men. Several
strange men passing along the street were
stoned by some person unknown, but
thinking it was Fleishman they fired four
shots at him. one of which took effect, but
he Is not dangerously hurt. The shooters
have not yet been found.
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1892-09-01
SUALTlES.

Six railroad laborers are killed and fif-
teen injured in a wreck in Ohio.
-Four men have died as the result of in
juries received in the accident at Ogden, N.
A bad washout has occurred on the Can
ada Pacific railroad, fifty-f1ve miles east of
Rat Portage. A waterspout Is supposed to
have been the cause.
The Kalispell lumber company's mills at
Kal1spell, Mont, burned. The cause Is I'M
known. By hard work the lumber yards
were saved. The loss Is total with no insur-
ance.
1t is reported at Houston, Tex, that the
two-masted schooner Snow Flake, Capt.
Fontroy, with party Of fifteen on board,
was capsized in equall on the coast below
Huma, all on board being lost
The four-masted ship Ashbank, from the
Cape of good hope for Newcastle Australia,
is supposed to have gone down with all on
board. She is six weeks overdue. and since
she left the cape nothing has been seen of
her. She carried crew ofthirty-two men,
Her owners are Weir & Co., Glasgow.
Fully three-fourths of Demar, DEL, was
fame-sWept and 300 people are homeless
and robbed of all their earthly POSSESSIONS
and added to these misfortunes one person
was burned to death. The fire started in a
little room back of the postoffice on Main
street. A strong north and south wind
famed the flames, which spread rapidly
southwark and licked up about fifty dwell
ings and business houses. Loss $75, 900.
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1892-09-01
PERSONAL

Walter Mann, prominent citizen of St.
Paul dies after brief illness.
John c. Warwick, who defeated Maj. Nc
Kinley in the Sixteenth Ohio congressional
district in 1890. dies in Washington.
Louis Bogran, ex.presidsnt of Honduras,
is in San Francisco on his way to Europe.
He denies that he is an exile. and says he is
travelling to benefit his health.
A private dispatch received at San Fran
cisco announces the death at Cleveland,
O., of Count Giulio Valensin. owner of the
celebrated stock farm at Pleasanton, Cal.
HI was we'll known all over the country.
The body will be taken to Florence, Italy.
Rev. Graham Taylor, D. D., pastor of the
Fourth Congregational church, New York,
and professor Of practical theology in Hart
ford Theological seminary, has resigned to
accept the call of the Chicago Theological
seminary to the chair of christian Sciol-
ogy and Bible Stuiy."
No man in Europe, it is claimed, has so
many orders and decorations asPrince Bis
marck, who could not wear them all at
once If they were to be attached to him
three deep. The order he thinks least Of is
the one he got from the present kaiser, di.
recting him to reign.
Charlemagne Kopler has left the stage to
enter the Dominican convent for monks in
Louisville, KY. Mr.. Kopler is fairly we'll
known as an actor, and this step of his will
occasion some surprise. He is thirty-two
years of age. He has left Gin cinpati for this
city.
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1892-09-01
THE RAILROADS,

Chairman Caldwell grants the Atchin.
sons request to reduce rates to Kansas
City.
Notice is given by the Illinois Central
that it would make rate of $25 from Chi.
cago to New Orleans and return, on &C.
count of the Sullivan-Corbett prize fight
Tickets will be good from Sept. to in
elusive.
The earnings of the Chicago, Milwaukee
& St. Paul for the second week of August
were $685. 69s, against $491, 1877 tor the cor.
responding week of last year, an increase OF
$94, SOL. The earnings Of the Milwaukee &
Northern during the same week were $32,.
1885, an increase of 81, 8O6.
The Canadian Pacific has issued new
folder which is complete both pictorially
and in the amount of in formation it offers
1t covers the entire system of that company
from Japan to the Atlantic coast of Cana
da.
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1892-09-01

rested in Paris for dealing inforged stal Ups,
which were used on ermy material.
The pope has decided toiodge at the Vat
tend the episcopa, jubilee. They VIII be
lodged and led at his expense.
tits officially announced that the back
bone of the revolution in Honduras is
broken. President Leiva has offered am
but the leaders will be shot if captured.
The British steamer Empress of Japan,
from Hong Kong and Yokohama for Van
couver and Victoria, B. c.. before reported
returned to Hakodadi with her cargo on
fire, has sailed lor her port OF destination.
The appointment to a judgeship of Gains
ford Bruce, the Conservative who was
>lected - the Holbrook division
in the house of commons, rendered a new
election necessary. This was held and re-
suited in the return of Mr.. Hall, Conserva.
tive without opposition.
Mrs. Alice Crocker of Chicago was
strangled by her son, twenty-three years
old, in her apartments in the Koenings
villa in Carlsbad. Young Croker is in an
asylum. Mrs. Croker and her son came to
Carlsbad some time ago at the end of 9
acted peculiar for several days previous to
the tragedy.
A convention of German horse butchers
has agreed to open first class restaurant
in Berlin for the purpose of educating the
Wand. The report submitted to the con.
vention stated that there are 2 400 horse
butchers in Germany, who kill So OOt
horses annually.
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1892-09-01
NEARING THE END.
The Knights of Pythias Encampment at
Kansas CITY Closes To-Day.

The Knights of Pythias Encanipment at
Kansas CITY Closes To-Day.
KANSAS CITY, Aug. 27.-The morning gun
has doomed or the last time at Camp Shaw.
The exodus OF the knights has begun, and
when the sun sets tomorrow the present
biennial encampment of the uni orm rank
will be but memory. The members of
the vast army which for the last week has
camped on East Fifteenth street have been
granted ,urlough for two years, after
which they will reasonable at some city in
the United States to be designated by the
supreme lodge. Yesterday the Knights be-
gan 10 leave the city in a thin intermittent
stream, which to-day has increased to d
mighty lively torrent, and Tomorrow Camp
Shaw will be as silent and deserted as it
was last week when the long rows of white
tents lay awaiting their occupants. The
supreme lodge wresled with the "Aldine
lodge" case to-day. Soon after the session
met this morning. it came up as special
order. As was expected. it was no sooner
called up than lively discussion began,
which was not ended when the supreme
lodge adjourned for the day.
1t was expected that the location of the
encamplnent for 1894 would be settled to-
day, but it was not reached. Tomorrow
may determine whether Louisville or Min
neapolis, the only active aspirants will be
viclors. Sentiment strongly tavors Louis
Vile,
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1892-09-01
THE WICKED WORLD.

The Iron Hall difficulty bids fair to be
compromised outside the courts
Mississippi valley lumbermen advance
the price SO cents per thousand.
Railroad companies estimate the crop of
Minnesota and the Dakotas at rs per cent
0 flust years.
The Ancient Arabic Order of the Mystic
Shrine holds an Imperial council in Oma-
ha.
In drilling gas well at Anderson, Ind,
the drill went through a vein of iron at
375 feet, tin at 425 feet and lead at 500 feet
Some of the treasure from the British
ship Hussar which sank in New York har.
Dor in 1850, with nearly S., 600, 900 on board
is recovered.
The department of Mississippi and Louis
lana G. A. R. has organized and the color
cd posts have been admitted to full men,
bership.
At the last days session of the twenty
sixth meeting OF the Universal Peace union
at Mystic. Conn.,, Alfred Love of Philadel-
phia was reelected president for the TWEEN
ty-sixth consecutive time.
A dispatch from Tacoma says: Three
highwaymen held up and beheaded man
near Elenbura, Wash. Vigilants pursued
the highwaymen, and after capturing
them, hanged them to tree.
Judge Lawrence, OF the supreme court of
New York, has decids ed that Queen Vic
toria will have to file surety of $3.50 for
court costs if she wants to bring suit against
the Standard Asphalt company to recover
$4,000, a quantity of asphalt alleged to
have been stolen from Trinidad
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1892-09-01
THENEWSSUMMARY
The Latest News Of the World Con
densed and Arranged in Conven.
lent Form
Washington, Personal, Foreign, Grim
inal, Casualty and Other
Important News.
THE CAPITAL

1t is claimed that the appointment Of
Senators Allison and Jones and Represen.
tative McCreary as members of the inter.
national monetary conference was illegal
The controller of the currency has receiv.
ed an application from F. H. Welcome Of
Granite Falls asking for authority to organ.
ize the First National bank ut Appleton,
MINI.
Canada will propose that the present Gus.
tom as to canal tolls be continued till the
close of navigation this year, and that O
conference then be held with the United
States government for the settlement of all
differences.
The treasury department has issued 8
circular officially informing its officers,
employees and contractors and Others oil
the act passed by congress limiting the
time Of daily service of laborers and
mechanics employed upon public works
to eight hours.
Secretary Foster has returned from Dee,
Park United States Consul McCreery was
among his earliest callers, and submitted
written statement in REPUTATION of charg-
es of official misconduct recently prefer
red against him. The secretary refuses to
make public the staten ent or give any
information on the subject.
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1892-09-01
SPORTING MATTERS.

Yorkville Belle wins the rich Omnibus
stakes at Monmouth Park.
Hal Pointer PAGES mile in 2:054, lower.
ing Johnston's record second.
Capt. Tebeau says that the cut m ade in
the Cleveland salaries to commence the
second season did not exceed $3.50, hardly
more than 500 per man. and they all &C.
cepted it without kick.
Latham has not been as fast in his run.
ming of late as lie was earlier in the season.
His falling off in this particular is due to
sore feet, caused by playing on hard ground
with spikes or plates on his shoes.
Young Doyle is the nominal captain Of
the New Yorks, but the veteran Jim
O'Rourke takes a large hand in directing
affairs: Doyle is shrewd and sensible
enough to accept aud profit by the veter.
ans advice.
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1892-09-01
NJ ANY DEATHS.
forty-one Fatal Cases OF Cho.era Re-
ported in Hamburg.

Forty-one Fatal Cases of Cho.era RI.
ported in Hamburg.
HAMBURG. Aug. 2.-The police have ;.-
sued orders forbidding the inhabitants ~
this city to drink water from the EIhe m
less it has been previously boiIsd
and the bathing places along ths
river have been closed. The no,;os
will make house to ho.se
inspection to ensure their being clean oas
to enforce sanitary measures wherever tha,-
are required. A special corps has reen ~.
gained to dis:nfect houses infected wiz,
cholera. The official statistics show tba WIN ~
"Wednesday there were 1873 new cases If ~ y, ~ y
disease reported. while the deaths nnm ~ me
~ up to noon Thursday th there s.osl
81 new cases and Al deaths. There ef Wv were e
deaths from the disease at Altons " we're .
day. Most of the deaths have oc sus.ei,
among the laborers employed a bborafr Re
DOCKS, boat men, etc. The Watsr o. me
Proyident society. which has 5oO ,n eide
6er, records Is deaths among its men u lem
500 record only two deaths. VI los
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1892-09-01
AT A sIANDSllLL.
No New Cases OF Cholera Reported In
Antwerp.

Antwerp
ANTWERP, Aug. N.-The cholera seems
to be at s.andstill here. No new cases
have been repu-ied since yesterday morn
ing The Scheldt board of health has taken
action such as is likely to cause little re-
lance to be placed On bills of health issued
by them. It has announced that it sees no
reason to make any change i'll its bills of
health on account o. a few suspicious cases
OF sickness coming from Havre and Ham
burg. 1t will therefore continue to deliver
clean bills OF health. AS it is indisputably
proved that Asiatic cholera is present IN
Antwerp. the health officers in other cities
will know the value of clean bills of health
issued by the Scheldt board. At any rate
they will not be accepted at The Hague,
that port having already officially declared
that Antwerp is infected with cholera. In
Heyre, France, the official figures show
that on Wednesday there were eighteen
new cases and nine deaths from the disease
there. Yesterday there were iorty-ejght
new cases and twenty-one deaths.
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1892-09-01

THOSE queerly constituted persons
who imagine they have respect for
the memory of deceased persons
whose tombs they despoil have al
ready carried away every portable
object from the burial place of Walt
Whitman, and cnipped chunks from
the granite walls. The cemetery off,
GERS have had to meet to devise
measures to stop thememento gather
afs raids.
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1892-09-01
SENSATIONAL LAW SUIT.
An, Effort to Break the Will OF '''s
Col, smeed OF Omaha.

rr,,. ,o Break the Will Of the Late
Col, smeed OF Omaha
oy.u. An, 27.-The death OF Coz. Z. "
smeed, chief engineer Of the Union ,a.lNS
Railroad company, promises 10 ieau w =
highly sensational law suit in all at'e'npS
to break the will OF the deceased ny ,ns
terms OF which the property is to be olVloe y
equally between his daughter Mrs. o. "
Cross Of Emporia, Kan, and woman WV
was referred TO in these dispatches Us ms
aftianced wife, Mrs. Jeanette NlcNo'as ~
Omaha" No papers in the case VIII W
filed until after Monday upon which ua.
the funeral will be held, but the family mas
already secured attorneys and will night 'he
case to the bitter end. The contestant WIZ
allege that Col. Smeed was not in condltloI
to make will at the time the instrument
was executed; that lie was unduiy l'nu'
enced in the matter, and will also maA'
charges o: sensational nature.
The fam lily is very highly connected ane
owing to the prominence OF some OF W.
members much interest will attach 10 th'
case. Mrs. Cross is leader among Emporli
society, and is one of the most popular anc
respected ladies IN Eastern Kansas. Mrs
Nicholas, the woman who is to figure very
prominently in the case, has been resi-
dent of this city for number Of years, ane
is the divorced vie OF A. H. NICHOLAS
from whom she secured decree in 1886 OF
the ground of non-support Although nit!
years OF aye, she is still very handsom
woman.
Several months ago Col. sneed left to-
the East for period with the hope OF bene
fitting his health. and Mrs. Nicholas wen
with him. The relatives in Kansas did no
learn OF his illness until lew days az"
and Mr.. and Mrs. Cross started ct once TO-
Philadelphia. They did not dream tina
the illness was serious one, and not unit
they We're about to take the train did the.
know of the presence Of Mrs. Nicholas II
the East.
Col. Smeed's estate is variously esti1nate
at rom $50, 900 to $lO0, 600. and the suit tina
is to decide where it will go will be OF tn
nature that always attracts large court roon
o,Idiap
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1892-09-01
MISCELLANEOUS,

A TACOMA man murders young woman
whom he called his daughter and commits
suicide.
An express agent secures evidence that
the sontags committed the Kasota rob-
berry.
LOGAN MURPHY, desperate and murder
er. was hanged near Mount Sterling KY,
by an armed mob OF 800 men. who took
him from jail by force. Murphy killed his
father near eawyersville.
William Evans. who is accused of poison
ing nine persons at Laurel, Del, including
family, one OF whom died, has been ar
rested.
During last week 3ls car loads containing
8,sl6 tons OF Green fruir were shipped East
from California 30 far this season 6, 600.
900 pounds more fruit has been clipped
than last year. 80
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1892-09-01
FUNDS MISSING,

City treasurer at Ogden, Utah. Accused
of Einbezzlement.
OGDEN, Utah, Aug. 27.-The peonle ot
ogden are greatly exercised over report
that City Treasurer Helfrich is detaulter
to the amount OF sl25 600. According to a
report made to the city council by the re-
corder at the last session the city should
have on hand that amount, but when civ
warrant for 81. 900 was presented to the Gty
bank, where Mr. Helirich keeps the funds
and where he is also bank clerk, the war.
rant was dishonored, and it was stated tha,
there were no funds. The recorder de-.
manded the books. which were delivered
to him. Several conferences were hold bo
tween Mr.. Helirich and his bondsn,o &c
One of them told d reporter that Helfr;oh
had confessed that he had used some OF tn q
citys money. " we
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1892-09-01
Washington D.mo.-...

OLYMPIA. WASH, Aug. 27.-1n the De,,o
cratic convention to-day H. J. sniyo,,.
Yakima was nominated Tor governo. =
the first ballot. The ticket was comu,s, ~
as follows: paeseo
conersssman. Q. Munday, Clark CONNIE. :,
psems iSasss r. Wilson Jerss3 su
3. Brinker. Pacific; secretar vn y, and W.
!McRsavy, Mason; treasurer. Harr,.snsns ts. John
p piosas' Es'afs scrd.u .ss
sioner. =. 8. Lewis, spoEsne. s,, land commis.
schools, J. ". Morgan, Kittitas. p'f'nssndsns Of
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1892-09-01

ONE of the men who rode through
the terriblechargeIat Balaklava with
out paying his life as the forfeit ID
Thomas Morley, who is employed at
the war department in Washington.
He describes himself as the only sur
yivor In America Of thst BATTLE" but
the claim is q boastful one, for Bala-
klava survivors are as numerous in
this country as revolutionary wild
owss
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1892-09-01
Almoat n ns....

div. sAs pS BIC, Aug. A.r.
rived last eysn dsns f Empress Of Japan s
800 miles from Ya1 non Hong Kong. wh y,
a a,s. mold and for some lime H. ofoks ont
s aaa danger; The ship nn mt amp xas IN
head ~, point holes were ~, Ia !. odatA the
Ura a ana water aud steam s 81. Y the bulk
Electric epPfs as The hold 4. ME- ,osced An
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