Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1892-01-21
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packing firms outside OF the big -FOUR,
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die te.
The Duke of Clarence, Oldest son of
the Prince of Wales, is seriously i'll at
Sandripgham. He is suffering from q
severe attack of influenza, complicated
with pneumonia.
Ed Sallinger, the negro pngilist and
been sentenced to be hanged February
10. for the murder of Mrs. Peterson, his
mistress, April S, 1891.
The United States life saving stations
along the coast of New Jersey are badly
crippled by the grip epidemic In many
cases it has been found impossible to
find substitutes for the sick men.
The plans for the new Carnegie library
at Pittsburg will be changed. and MIR.
Carnegie will add to his recent donation
81, 900, 600 with which to tuild one of
the finest libraries in the country.
At Trenton, N. J., Frederick Golden
baum was caught in revolving ny
wheel and bis body was whirled around
the shafting at terrible rate of speed.
His right leg was torn from his body.
The attorneys of Bishop L. T. Tice.
the Rochester wife murderer, under
sentence Of death by electricity in Au-
burn, N. Y prison, have filed notice
of appeal which will stay the execution.
Attorney General Hunt of Illinois is
en- route to Washington to argue on be-
half of the state of Illinois before the
United States supreme court the APP
peals of Anarchists Fielden and
Schwab.
Rev. J. F. Robinson, of Fremont,
Neb.. who has been running merchan-
disc business under the name of J. F.
Robinson & Co., is charged by his part.
ner with having embezzled $4,000 of
their joint funds.
Twelve breweries in Cincinnati, Gov
ington and Newport have agreed to
the whisky trust. for the purpose of i'm.
proving the quality OF their product and
of reducing the expense of production.
The cash collections of the receiver of
the Maverick National bank deposited
with the assistant United States treas
urer for the benefit of creditors. amount
to $50, 199, 1862. or 1873 per cent of the
known deposits at the time of the sus-
pension.
All southern express messengers run
ming on the Nashville, Chattanooga &
St. Louis railway. from Hickman, KY,
to Nashville, Nashville to Chattanooga
and Chattanooga to Atlanta. and on the
Louisville & Nashville road. from Nash.
vile to New Orleans, have struck.
The banquet to be given Thomas
Lowry in st. Paul tonight will he one
of the most elaborate testimonials ever
given to any citizen in the Twin Cities.
Speeches will be made by Mayor Smith.
Archbishop Ireland, President Hill of
the Great Northern and other pro.
minent guests.
The Cuban Giants will be in the field
next season, playing exhibition games
throughout the country, except on Sat-
urdays and holidays, when they will be
at their new grounds at Hoboken, N. J.,
and on Sundays, when they will play at
the Long Island grounds, Brooklyn.
J. NJ. Bright, 1853 Prince street, New
York City, will manage the Cuban
Giants next season.
The clubs of the new league. to whom
the various players have been awarded
by the committee, have been notified
that they can open negotiations with
the players of the Boston club, of the
American association. Tom Brown will
play center field in Philadelphia. Harry
Richardson is to go to Brooklyn, Striker
to st. Louis, Paul Radford to Washing.
ton. Brouthere, Joyce Buffinton and
Haddock to Brooklyn, Charles Farrell
to Pittsourg, and Morgan Murphy to
Cincinnati,