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Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1892-12-08
EBAGGED. THE WHOLE GANG.
GREAT NORTHERN TRAIN ROB-
:. SRERs CAPTURED.
Four Hard Citizens Safe in Jail in
Montana-They We're Clever
= ~ Tracked and ldenti-
:. fled by a Con-
OuCtOr
Traded Liberty for Plumber.

Great Falls. Mont. Special. Dec. 3
SherfttS Hamilton of Cascade county and
- Neil of Chotcau with deputies re-
turned to-day from Malta. having in
their custody four men arrest III there
last night for holding up the Great
\'llhcrn trln Il few days ago. The
prisoners are we'll known young men in
Malta. and it is an open secret that
some "i them Frequently hastcd of their
daring decd. Conductor Rywatrr. who
had charge of the train ut the time it
wl> held up. went to Malta as soon as
possible after the robbery and INDUCED
in little d,tcctivr work When h"
had the men Spo1trd he called on Il
deputy sheriff of Dawson county /" ar
rest them That official with other
deputies went into the saloon where The
men were playing cards and tried to
arrest thcn All had Winchc>trr> and
Coils REVIEWERS. and when the deputy
>h"riliS began reading the warrants To
hem they commenced To put more"
cartridges into their weapons. which
nrIr The officers think they did not want
them very bad. He photographed hero
for Sheriff Hamilton. The latter went
Ia Malta yesterday. taking n\ril Of
th"l"an county and Il number OF dep
u,irS When tho posse reached Malta
last might they arrested two of the rob
hers us they We're about to board the
ears. and the other two in the act of
>a,ldln= horses to leave for Canada.
Seeing themselves ovrrpuwrrrh they
made no resistance. and prarrahly &c
runIGlnirl the officers back to Great
Falls Their names are Alex Black.
Henry Bass +. Raugh and W. {. Hunt
Lick runs Il saloon at Malta. the "l TIERS
are cowboys. Black claims he was in
his saloon nj the time the train WAS held
up and knew nothing about it. All were
lrraignrd Tonight and plc:nrd not
guilty. They will b. examined Monday
before United States Commissioner
pnmrroy. Fifteen hundred dollars was
offered for their capture. 5000 by Gov.
roolc and $1,000 10y the railroad and cN
press companies. The bulk of the re-
ward will probably go to Conductor BY!
water. as he was mainly Instrumental
in their capture.
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1892-12-08
Driven by COnNcicncc.

Springfield. ohio. Dee. =. Henry Taudrn
s,ag.r. Il >crdy looking man. ,anl" int" p"-
lice headquarters to-day and gay" himself
up for murder. claiming that his ""n>rirll'"
drove Him to the act. In the last twenty
five years Ii. claims IL hav" poisoned five
people. all IF whom died They We're As
follows: Nora O'Nrl. Mrll"urytuwn. Pa.
Barbara Killirr:isr. Marlclnwli. Pa: :. Muir.
ray. New Morrrld Ohio: John rauurn
Stagrr. his father and Mrs. FuN. Il colored
woman of this city ut the same time. Tau
drnstagcr was locked up. HI. appears III
tionHl. and there are reasons for hrrvin.
Il part of his story IT least. Til" polio" ar,
invcS, i:;ting. The prisoner is single. about
forty years old. and Il r"mm"n lahnrrr.
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1892-12-08
Political Echoes.

Friends of Gov. Boies advocate his APP
pointment to cabinet position.
President elect Cleveland announces that
he will not consider applications for office
until he is inaugurated.
The Independents hold the balance OF
power in the California legislature and will
name the next United States senator.
The official count makes the Montana
legislature Democratic on joint ballot and
insures Democratic United States senator
in place OF W. +. Sanders Rep.)
Congressman Lew Steward, of the Eighth
Illinois district, will contest the seat Of II,
A. Childs in the house of representatives.
Childs received a majority Of seventeen in
q vote Of ~, 900. but Stewards friends clai II,
they have proof OF fraud OH the part ol
Child's supporters.
The official count Of the Rhode Island
vote cast in the recent presidential election
is completed and shows the following re,
suit: Bidwell. $50; Cleveland. 24,334
Harrison. 21,oG9; Weaver, 22227. Plurality
for Harrison, =, 73l.
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1892-12-08
General News.

The American Mortar Company, of Wau-
kegan, ILL.,. has assigned.
a case to test the rebate system 0! the
whisky trust is brought i'll Chicago,
Cora Van Tasscl the actress, has married
Charles Slader. son Of Il Washington
millionaire, after Il brief acquaintance.
Ex-Prcsdent Hayes has been elected
president of the board of trustees OF the
Ohio State University.
Prof. Young Of Princeton. assures the
country that there is no cause for alarm
over the approaching comet.
1t is learned that it is the Holmes comet,
and not Bela's which will soon be visible
and that it is rccediny from the earth in
stead OF approaching 1t.
An organization called "The industrial
Legion of the Unitei States is formed to
carry out the measures embodied in the
Populist platform.
The colored preachers Of Atlanta, Ga,
are advising their tiocks to emigrate to AZ
RIGA, declaring il the only salvation Of the
negro race in this world.
Marcy, Murray d Co., lumber dealers at
indianapolis assigned, with liabilities OF
$4,000, mostly to Wisconsin and Chicago
parties.
An Injunction prevented the sale by the
sheriff OF the Wichita, Kas. street railway
line, under mortgage for 1924 OOO Collu-
sion is alleged between the plaintiff and
bond holders and the directors.
Leland j. Webb ex-commander-in chi CT
Of the Sons of Veterans who was recently
adjudged insane. has been released from,
custody a. Topeka. Has, he having been
cured.
Marshall Phillips. WOODEN merchant. oil
Philadelphia. assigned. Liabilities, $500,
600; assets much less. Mr.. Phillips has lost,
| in speculation in three years, a fortune OF
$3.50. 0eO lett him by his father.
The Mutual Gas Company, OF Detroit,
has been sold by Thompson Dean to Unit
ed States Senator james Mcmillan and his
| son, w. e.. Mcmillan. The price paid is
| ST. SOC, OO0.
Newspaper readers are watching with
| interest just now a contes: for supremacy
between TWO Chicago papers. The Inter.
Ocean and Tribune have put up $50, 900 9
| piece on the questions Of comparative
| circulation. The winner will get nothing
but his $50, 900 back again. The money o.
| the loser will 90 to some charity.
Advices from Fl. Wingate say that an
other troop of cavalry left there icr the
| Garlic mountains under orders to arrest
| Navajo Chief Black Horse and bring him
| to the agency at Fl. Defiance. This will be
done, of course, but there may be a ructior
| before it is accomplished, as it is said the
| big chief declares lie will not be taken.
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1892-12-08

Washington. Doe. :. The death Of Jay
''"'i'i Was tn" universal subject Of discus
SION III official circles to-day. and anon" th,
treasury officials respectfully il was Il ,nAt,cr
I'll interest. Secretary Foster voiced il'
"l'ii"l' vi III" administration when he said
'li:i' Mr. ''"uEd'S death would lave li.,r
81 u" effect IN the money markets vt iin
lifted States: that his death had be-, /.
''lH'"'iII'"'l. and The fact that he had wilt
"F'"h rom a"iN" lrIrticDa,On III Wall
>''''' several years ago could not low tbs
i'lth business. II seemed Ia be generally
agreed that Secretary Fosters views COY
"F"n IN" situation fully. and utL.r officers
immediately connected with the active run
III IL ~ II" Treasury department Si.n",t. in
it.
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1892-12-08
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On 'Hrinl for NIIrrSl Nr.

Ashland. Wis. Special. Dec. 1.-THE trial
IF Phil Newman has lasted all day and will
not end before tomorrow night. The state
is working; up Il strong case against him. It.
is not known what the defense will attempt
tn show. They may admit that Newman
killed Murphy. but plead that it was done
in self defense. Sullivan. the man who WAS
with Murphy and Newman on the night Of
the murder was found guilty of man
slaughter by the jury. The state has shown
that the three men left Pence to 80 to IIur-
ley early Sunday morning after the dance
WAS over. Numerous witnesses testified as
| to have seen them urarrpling on tn" way
hGmr. and one woman heard Newman threat
on Murphy. Thrr" is no direct testimony
regarding the murder. Murphy WAS found
lying beside the road. stabbed in four pl;Ircs,
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1892-12-08
The Foreign Budget.

King IIumberr opens the Italian parlia-
ment III person.
Factions in Samoa have fight in which
several men are killed.
Great sensations it is expected, will be
brought out by the Panama canal in-
veStigation
1t is rumored that owing to Radical pres
suite the Gladstone government will rele-
gate the home rule bill.
The bodies of nineteen adults have been
found buried in the sand of cellar in I.ub-
limb, Russian Poland. The police are in
vestigating the matter, which as yet is a
mystery.
The body of Mr.. Duckwitz, Cincinnati.
merchant, was.burned in the crematorium
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1892-12-08
The Effect .\I,rI,uSI.

'.'"i''h Dee. =: Particulars of tho cf-
"'' 81 jay ''"'ll'l'> death upon the market
mere show that for the moment the news
'"S''' Thorough 'liSorganiZation, and Mis-
sour P:triiir. Kansas Wabash and Union
dacl'l' wci" especially pressed for sale.
mere WAS sharp decline. succeeded by :.
i'.1i"'I uini"r which these stocks almost
"'ii'lF recovered from the decline. This
'npia recovery was attributed to the effect
~ "arlI"r rahl" dispatches among people
pi'paI'hS FOR III" death of Mr.. Gould. 50
,,'' inc news. when it came. did not take
tue market altogether by surprise
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1892-12-08

ST. Louis. Dee. The Age of Str" of
this city tomorrow will announce the for
nation Oh Dec ! of gigantic bari, wire
trust. with headquarters at Ghi,.ayo and
branches ut st. Louis. New York. :i. Sbury
md San Francisco. The combination takes
the name Consolidated Steel and Wire Com
pany. and is incorporated under tn laws of
the State of Illinois. with II paid I'm capital
of S4.000.OOO ana embraces the following.
well known concerns: st. Louis Wire Mill
company. ST. Louis: BruddOck Wire com.
pany, Pttsburg; Lambert L. Bishop Wire
Fence company, Joliet. H.: Iowa E,rbel
Wire company, New York city AMI Alien.
town, Pa; Baker Wire company, Chicago.
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1892-12-08

Eau Claire" WIS.,. Special lac. =. Mrs
HcDonald who is charged with ,,i,i,. 3D.,
lhroatS OF her llsi,alii!'S team uf I,.,i... ,,.,
unable I" appear IN court ,.,.i:y Il, .,,,>,,,,
TO the charge" Her hySici:ul >l,lI.S 1h., II,
mas become !hS;llr Sine. her AIRES, and !,
is doubtful If >h" will r,"roy.r in .u,p,. ,i,,'
1t IS stated thai III" has ,.nnf..-S..i ia h,,
hlShhhd. I'm" latter has been arrested .,i.n
D'lt developments show iit;ii he. had ,,n,Ii,.
10 DO with H. moi ,'y.rl lln.y.iu" hi, ,.ir -,
oe The guilty l:,r,y -
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1892-12-08
About the Railroads.

The Union Pacific is practically boycott
ted by several other Western roads.
The Canadian Pacific. it is said, secure;
All entrance into Chicago by means of at
III" road.
A committee of the Western Freight as.
ISOLATION meets III st. Paul to check rate:
out of this city and Duluth
In view of the opening Of the water
power Improvements at Niagara Falls Jan
l, the 500 line is making extensive ar
engagements for the providing of a special
ratelo passengers to that point and for tn,
conducting OF number of excursion,
during the first few days preceding the
first Of the year. The 500 line passes in the
immediate vicinity of the falls. and it will
be possible for passengers to see the work
ing Of the Improvements at the falls with
out leaving the cars.
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1892-12-08
Gossip of the Sports.

Yale defeats Harvard at foot ball 6 to O.
Stambou trots mile in 2:074, lowering
the stallion record.
Whcc!>men Zimmerman and Sanger are
marched at last to ride for $4,000 at Mil
waukee. Zimmcrman's $500 earnest money
was covered by Sanger Both men seem to
favor a onemile race. The date and other
important details have not vet been settled.
Yale defeats Princeton at foot ball. j. to
Thonaa Dodds and Thomas Carney
employees of the Union Switch Signal COM
pany, at Braddock, Pa, 1ouS 1t thirty three
rounds recently with bare knuckles The
contest was decided draw. Both men
have been arrested.
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1892-12-08

LIEUT.. PEAE>, the famous Greenland
explorer, has become infected with q
desire to find the North Pole There
seems to be something fascinating
about the frozen region Of the North,
that men are so willing to leave every
thing but hope behind and plunge
into the unknown in endeavors to dis
cover the point at which there is no
north, no west and no east, but only
O. SOUTH
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1892-12-08
RUIllOrS of Ert,lILIr.

Nashville Tenn. bee. Sit is runlorrD
at Coal Creek that tn" miners are preparing
tn attempt I" again RELEASE. the state con.
victS before GOV buchanan yurS out of
office. t'ov-"lrt Turnry has declared his
intentions Of cnf"rcin. the law. while Gov
buchanan Is believed I" Sympath Zr with tn,
miners. Gen. heller :. Anderson has been
authorized To increase his force. hu, AT III,
same time the officials here do no., fear
trouble. rs hearty all the leaders of the riot :
were run OUT Of TIL. country and have not
rcniur,u1 back
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1892-12-08
Stabbed by II Baron.

Strawn. H.. Dee. John ruryal Of Sill
ley was stabbed this evening hy Il man
known as Baron Won EgrSlrn in ,,rlr IF III,
saloons of this place. He has been r,,"iy
IN" heavy I"IniitHncc> from Europe. has II,
occupations claims 10 h" Of ruvH! blood AN,
Il relative of III" crazy king IF Bavaria
Should the Stahbing prove fatal Il l'.,h ma,
take him in charge. Officers are .u,W S,,ur
ing the country in every direction for iii,
r"l"trhtnr Of tn" died. viii" ,I.. ,i,nrnr,
are ho!tlil.. an examinations
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1892-12-08

Mr.. GLADSTONE has mad another
narrow escape. This time it was from
q team OF omnibus horses that came
near knocking him down as he was
crossing the street. Not long ago he
was looked at savagely by COW, and
shortly before that time was hit in the
eye with a cooking school bun. Some
thing will get the grand old man yet,
ii he doesn't watch out.
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1892-12-08

FROM Greenup, KY, comes a story
about one Thomas 'Odell, 20 years
old, who was moved to throw himself
into the water when he partook OF fish;
to eat grass when he had eaten beef
and so on. who had lost his life by
trying to jump from tree to. tree after
having eaten heartilyof squirrel. Very
peculiar-with particularly strong &C,
cent on the last two syllables.
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1892-12-08

SOME OF the tribes OF India have IL
marriage ceremony which calls for the
presence OF Il COW and a calf at the
ceremony. The principals and the
priest drive n COW and a calf into the
water and there the bride and groom.
rs we'll rs the clergyman, clutch the
cows tail, while the officiating person
age pours water upon it from a glass
vessel and utters religious formula.
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1892-12-08

Helena. Special Dee. B.. Tommy Gavin
night barkeeper ut III" opera house saloon
in Livingston. was killed tonight by Il gam
bier named Charles Bloom beralis,. Ii" would
not lend him 81. the lnrkr.prr protesting
that he had but one dollar ana offering that
amount. Bloom started to abuse Gavin 4
fight cnsled and the gambler fired three
shots. the last on" into (invn's hack IT'S he
was rctrcatin". The homicide is under ar
rest.
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1892-12-08

THE: Rolhschills are said to have
a curious way OF providing a birth
day present ior all the girls OF the
family when they come OF age. Al the
birth OF each little girl six pearls
valued at 50 800 are put aside. Six
more are added at every birthday,
and when the young lady reaches the
age OF 81 she is presented with the
valuable necklace.
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1892-12-08

ITALY stands ct the head OF the
wine producing countries OF Europe.
She manufactures hall as much again
as France. Next on the list is Spain:
then follow Austro- Hungary, Germany
and Switzerland in the order men
toned. 1t is rot generally known
that the country outside OF Europe
which produces most wine is Algeria.
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1892-12-08

IN the attempt to obtain Il supply
OF fresh water on Galveston Island an
artesan well has been sunk 300
feet and . inches without success.
The city will now sink shallower wells
on the main land and bring the water
to the island through pipes
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1892-12-08

TIL: recent application OF Electricity
to tanning in France has resulted in
reducing the time OF tanning a large
OK hide from is to | 3 months in pit
tanning, and from ) to Is months in
liquor tanning, to 9'i hours in both
cases and also does away with con
tinuous hand labor and the disagree
able odor so characteristic OF tanner
LOG
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1892-12-08
Jailed at Huron.

Huron :. d.. Special. Dee =: : u. I'm,
Ter. alias St"v" Crowley. WAS Jailed hero to-
day. He Is wanted III Madison. Mis- lv n
Inilrl!ln" company for "mh"zzlin- brtwnrn
$1,000 and $1,000. H." WAS arrested in
Pierre Il few days since. cav, bonds ANA inn
mrlaicly skipped. H." WAS l"rn.uiz,, las,
night i'll Il hotel i'll W"l>ry. wll-r.. he was
posing as Il cowboy. l:utInr will l,Iu,iu in
flil 'll'il Wisconsin authorities ..all j.,, him
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1892-12-08

'H1H1IH lIE. =. = Dec :. :,
IonnI ,' 'n niIiy l III" grand nry % WA,
sister. Mrs. Schlcl and ,I,, ", I lower, his
n ,ar ,,,"i, rniIs" ana tie i:a,i ii'i.,,'i"rs
inr maintaining nuisarlr"s In,riS' estates.
oiicr 'u ""r,lr n"nI,n ,n. Th 4oy"I n i"
property which consist. ,":S' blocks nr
swamp lands and censi,nnls i"'''IpaiIT Of
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1892-12-08

DEMAND exchange has risen o 81 So
the shipping point for gold exports,
Notwithstanding the very low price
of our cereals, exports have largely
fallen Off in October and November
In view OF the smaller surplus in the
treasurer drain OF gold at the pres
ent time would be unfortunate
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1892-12-08

s,u" ,nnpor'' Dec 3.--George /. Bagley, the
rnr" cypress robbcr. was arraigned be-
' an," judge ii. Waterman. of tho district
s"', ,,. today Bascy pleaded not guilty
i,r '.r ~ Known the defense will he insa'''
,nn ni ria" " vi 'we'yf days vim clapse before
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1892-12-08

BoENEo, so far as is now known, is
the only island or country on the
globe that produces species OF flying
lizard. These little flying saurians
have all the grace OF a bird, and us
great Il variety OF colors as a tropical
butterfly.
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1892-12-08
For Double Murder,

Taunton. Mass. Dee. :;.--I.iZZic Borden has
been indicted OH two counts One for the
murder OF Abby Durfce Borden and tho
other for Andrew jackson Borden. Miss
Borden was notified to-day by friends of the
return of the indictments. and is said to
have preserved the same StOlid drmcanor
which has marked her course during the
trial. There are rumorS of Il third ndi,,-
mcnt. but District Attorney knowlrun will
neither admit nor deny the reports.
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1892-12-08

"TIppEKrSALEM" CRY, OK, is Il
compromise name. 1t was built upon
the land OF Il Hebrew and an Irish
man. The former wanted the city
named Jerusalem: the latter wanted
it named Tipperary. Neither would
give way to the other, and 'Tipperu-
salem is the result.
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1892-12-08
Labor.

The Knights ofLahor General Assembly
has concluded its labors at st. Louis.
The strike in the Carnegie Steel works
at Homestead, Pa, is declared Oft by the
Anal gamated association.
Mr.. Powderly is reelected general mas
ter workman Of the Knights OF Labor.
Homestead strikers are taken back by
their lormcr employees.
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1892-12-08

MILES ORION, the proprietor OF Il
circus which exhibited in Chattanooga,
Tenn, on election day, bet an ele
plant against $500 that Harrison
would be re- elected A young Demo-
crat named Divine won the elephant
and later the big elephant marched in
the Democratic procession.
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1892-12-08

'"a'''i Dee. "a mob OF lonfcrs. row
"i"s ;nl anarchists made n demonstration
.ni'Is' me government to-day. They
Win ~, coward the palace. crying Down
nn, nv government" After two sharp
~ ,i,,H WIN IN" police. in which number
dispersed. '"'"'eu' '"c "'oo 80
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1892-12-08
ACROSS THE DARK RIVER.
JAY GOULD'S DEATH CAUSED BY
CONSUMPTION.
~, More Win the Brain of the Wiz
ard of Wall Street Evolve
Schemes for the DiScom-
future of the Finan-
cial World.
Put on Immortality.

Wv York Dec. ;. Jay Gould IS dead.
H., hr,ath,d his last yesterday morn
Ing. surrounded hy his children. at his
home He died us one going to SLEEP,
Their. were no signs of pain and he w:s
conscious until few moments hefon,
h. died. \ short time before he passed
AWAY, he called his children one after
H., other 10 his side and babe them :,
long farewell. This i"n". he closed his
eyes AMI was dead. almost before his
loved ones realized ii WIS death.
He seemed to rally Just before :
,,l,rk. bur ii waS not until - O'Clock
Thai there was evidence of returning
,uuSciouSnrS> lie passed away ut 9:1.'.
his ltSr moments lcin= entirely free
from pain The members Of the family,
with DR.. Mum. were 1T his MaSl'r
" hen the end came
The funeral will take place on Monday
m.\,. The services will be held II the
house. The place of intcrmeilt. will b."
in TN. cemetery where his wife lies.
'rh, Gould family tomb il. in Woodlhwn
cemetery aud stands i'll Il plot compri>
IN. an acr, nt ground overlooking Wool
| lawn lake. 1t is known as the Lake
| View plot and is Il circular. gently Slop-
| u- lMuund in the finest location ii the
cemetery. The plot cost Jay Gnuld
S:Ju.niM. The n;luS"lrum is Il copy of
Me Pantheon Ii is built throughout
of Westerly III. ~ granite. and its d-
uurnSiuns ar, -. feet wide. 81 feet long
and 20 feet high I" III" apex ct the roof.
| There are twenty ra1atomhS Ill the
u,au>"lrnn THE toni, itself cost Slh'.
OuU. and the iir>r member of thu family
il received was Mrs. Gould. vino dice!
Jan. Il. 1>:'l
The engines On the Sixth. Third AMI
Second avrnur railroads wrl" 'lrapc'l
in hlark "u account of Mr.. Could
DEATH Other appropriate STEPS We're
taken to-day 10y the heads of the various
organizations with which MIR. Gould WAS
prominently connected. Flags ar" tiyin=
1T har-n;,Sl on the Fifth avenue. ST.
james and .tlhrmarl,' hotels.
Some anxiety is felt hy the othHr mem
lrrS Of the family ahou, Miss Helen
GnulL> condition. Since her neither :
death >h" and her father have been
| greatly attached ,n each other. In thu
early part OF This week she was seized
with !; severe cold. which confined her
:" her room. Her fathers illness and
til" news of his death almost rrnstra,"d
| hr". DR.. Mum WAS said to nave tell
som. urraSi:rs> about her Yesterday
| and il WAS her illness thar CAUSED her II
rem: in III the house.
Nh Could died "i pulmonary con-
>urHplion. complicated with some c.iS";s>t
| III ihr hnWNlS.
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1892-12-08

A PHOSPECTOR III eastern Oregon
lately found an opal field, which APP
pears to be inexhaustible, Among
: thee Specimens he found, it is said,
were 81 number OF beautiful black fire
opals.
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1892-12-08

mn,raso.h"r' j. Marcus DaIy H., ,.,
Az d., n me AnnconIn mine t., """,h!
A sircs , u" says III" r"por, , Is 4, The
IS Untrue De f'rH,S' senator from 4 Md" u" '%
have nothing whatever im " ,,li, and will
'"rshiU, IT, said :" W. VIII the svnI,