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Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1892-11-17


secured. The capital will DO $4,000 A,
r. Jefferson, Of H,Aton. Is the Srtnss
mover in the cntcrprisu NSkes
Frederick Freckcnstcin. a resident n!
Madison. although IS years old. tan pI..
form days work a. we'll as maNy per-
sons fifty years his junior. Recently he
built tho foundation for large residence
In ten days doing the work nlone.
Tho Oconomowoc Elrc'ric Light Com
pAny. OF Oconomo voc, has been organized
with capital stock OF $2O.OO0. The incor-
porstorS IRE H. II. Shuioldt g. s Wilsey,
W. Parks and J. l.. Wilsoy.
Cecilia, the our year ord daughter Of Mrs.
Edward Jenson, OF Appleton. was scalded
TO death. Tho little ono was p ayn: on
tho floor. and in somo manner ursc, n
bucket Of boiling water that tho mother
WIS using. The child was literally boiled.
and died n fow minutes later.
Henry Knox. \ Populist speaker. residing
At Nrown,uwn near Monroe was run over
by tho cars and killed. He had been to
Monroe where he addressed a meeting.
On his wny homo he became tired and snt
upon tho track to rest aud irll asleep. Ho
was struck Ivy All evening freight train and
badly man alrd.
years aud rcsidinR at Marinc,te, was
drowned in tho Mcnominoe River ut that
place. He wns rafting logs and was knocked
intoIthc river by u hcavy.t"w limo OH tn .
Tho body WAS recovered about twelve hours
afterwards. Hc is the third member OF the
family that has boon drowned.
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1892-11-17
Four Burned Alive.

otlumwa. Iowa. Nov. l1.---A fearful catas-
tr'phe occurred on the Milwaukee road last
hlsl', ut Highland Ccu,er. small station
no'th OF this city. 4 fast freight train
uashcd Into the CHOOSE OF a local freight
tlnih slandin. on the track. telescopiug the
C:noohr anu four cars. The cab ,ose Caught
m." una 'he scene was heartrending. hour
people We're burned alive and a number Of
ranrs hau narrow escapes. The nost pitt
, ,n, case was That OF Miss Lizzie Butler OF
.',a 'ltS VINO had her head out Of the win
low w., dhu pleaded with those about u save
,, n"' u WAS impossible. Mrs. Jones,
20 or ills city. tried to escape through,
" "a" minioW. but she was an unusually large
,,m''10 anu could not succeed. The other
n rM.!.''A were hn unknown wousn and IN
" ""rI ,,,1' man. The latter is thought TO be
! o"'ener ut Oskaloosa. The ininrt,d are
this c, ,Eue Mi'lislck and Mrs ticket Of
ru " .IS, were badly burned but not faIaSy. 4
x"n ,""s incident was that one Of the pas
~ ,"p,, y, was disguised and when the crash
n nn,'. Inc disguise came 81. revealing
rXcIt.mn" "A' lie quickly disappeared In the
,r! ne accident was caused nv N. ,oca,
frri.h, nm,h being behind time. The DIST
lIl,.I,n,h" ~ uiic at the switch south Of
E',,n ".'., ,nrntrr to meet a psssenerr rain.
on ~" richardson says he saw M iirhts
c", ,u ". ''h' csc. hut testir,ony hsSo,a the
mn, ""er Jury states thar the ,;rhts 49,
'''"' VI The injured viii die.
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1892-11-17
Thought to BE Murder.

81 ~ Sncrial Telegram Nov. H.
The police have their hands full just now
w. 20 ...,.rr. surrounding the
deata OF Nuiam j. Dunncback, the we'll
known proprietor of Il restaurant at 1S3 l-2
East Third street. who died at the city
hospital Wednesday evening. The police
claim to have strong evidence that Il Ilur-
der has been committed under circu!C-
stances so extraordinary :,s 10 stamp 1t one
OF the most remarkable crimes ever commit
ted In ST. Paul.
Alice Ballard and Charles Bazlle are
locked up at the county Jail on the charge
of numbering William j. Dunneback on the
night OF Nov. ]. 1892. II is alleged thh
they enticcd the murdered man to the
rooms of Mrs. Ballard. in the lIabigi,orst
niock. ana after kicking and beating him
10 ii'scnshility. threw him down The stairs
INTO the street. where he was sound Ly
friend and taken TO the rooms over the
restaurant which Dunnchack conducted at
lA' - East Third street. The woman then
secured place in the bedroom Of the in
1lrrd man.. and it is alleged that under the
hrrt"nse OF nursing him she made his con-
ni,i"n worse by removing the bandagcs
which had been placed on him aud pre-
venting the healing Of the wounds and
fractures which eventually caused his
death Wednesday evening at II O'Clock.
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1892-11-17
Contract Labor.

New York, Nov 11.---The Ellis Island on
cials to-day made an important detecuon OF
Il crowd Of contract labOrers who were
coming to mis- country to take the places
Of strikers at Pittsburg. Several days ago
Contract Labor Inspector X. ID. Layden OF
l'ittsburg telegraphed to the contract labor
bure;u that hulf q uoZen BeiSlan glass
bowers had left Antwerp Oct. ~ for tuis
port. under contract to WORK ut glass
blowing establishment at littsburg. The
men had been engaged to take the places OF
strikers and worn for less pay. The
steamship FricSand arrived from
Antwerp "Wednesday, and il was reported
that there were nO steeraSe passengers Oh
board the vessel. The labor inspectors
found Francis Eue, former foreman In
the pittsburg gas works. with the i've con-
tract worklncn In the second cabin. After
walds labor inspectors discovered twenty
four more glass blowers unuer contract
among the second cabin passengers on the
triesland. To-day the lncn were taken to
Ellis island and accused of coming here In
violation Of the alien contract laws. They
were paced In detention. The capture OF
the thirty glass blowers Is considered the
most important that has been made in d
long time. ii a good case is made out
against the owner OF the glass blowing fac.
tory he will be tried.
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1892-11-17
North Dakota,

Dennis O. Lrary OF Dickinson. committed
for offering stray cattle at the Twin q y
markets. died In Jail
Doll Case, resident Of Rarnhoo. was ar
rested OH charge OF burglary. lie wss
hold in 500 lend..
Patrick Burr had his left hand crushed
while coupling cars nt la Crosse 1t was
necessary to amputate part OF tho hand.
\ large number OF summer cottHg's are
un.l'r course OF construction a, Say field for
occupation by tourists next season.
Mrs. Peter Conscl, formerly resident Of
Portage, died NJ her home in Erockport n.
", aged 50 years.
William Mcdonald. residing near Par
dcrvillr, Columbian County. has been ar
rested on y charge of larceny.
James Fursus II we'll known farmer liv
ing near jamestown. who fell from his
wagon and was run q or, died.
Otto licra,h. y Young man living near
Ap,lc ON. sho, him>rli in the le, Ivy the
accidental discharge . HIS gun while hunt
Ing.
Jeff Remission. Of Altoona. while board,
ing Il train at that pl Ic', Tell backwards OH
his head iraclurins his skull. He is III y
serious GU d ,,un.
This mills in thu Ashland district GU: 80.
m.tNl feet Of lumber the present Season
and the lumh, 7men there expect to pit III
Az. ON ono 'cct ut logs th' coming Win Or.
The State University regents he'll meet
Ing recently, Z principal business hing
the securing o. new director irr the Con
| servatory ot Music.
Nellie Nuu,;. scru<ri VI the murder 0
John Wagner. \, rembina. WAS defended
by Judcc Cenmy and NJ Rrynjollon. and
WAS d.char.ei after all examination before
amaE,s tra,e.
| Charles Eyer the young man arrested 4,
| Racine. charged with pa sing = forced
check. has been held for trial in $,oN
bonds. He Claims Indianapolis as his
! home.
| The large ard vel. known clothing house
| OF David Goodman. At smeSlown. WAS
closed Ivy the sheriff unIe. attachment peo-
ceeiirgs. Nothing j. known rs TO the ex-
tent o. The liabilities,
The Men,n;nee River Doom Company.
| Of Msrinei,s. ii We scale this year. 20 No
| vcnher t. A.>l,<.. 90 ,eet NJ ln"s. which Is
a,Ns.o . feet more Than they >csle,i during
thecn;ire >csscm Of l&2. which was &Sl
oN,t0 isc,
Hon. A. y. Roach. Grand Forks. while
driving 10 4 dock. where h" WAS anmoune-
ell .or Democratic campaign speech. uss
thrown rom his buggy by the team taking
| Fri hi aud sustained severe ,uu>culsr con.
| tusioLN
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1892-11-17
tSGNiHS n

r ncis { nnch&m VS. SERIOUSLY injured
y 4 run>Nsy s.riient a; Mad son,
JA>erh Cook 81 KauSsuaA had bis c,,i-
a7a ne hro> - by = sa!l.
GrNr MeE<.la,,j uss arrested .; o<h-
sn>h ~ eh--ss 81 eu:c a-izins julius
>chmi,i;', jewe;rr .tser al TIA; place,
Nsvs Thomp-ea IS in isi. At Appleton
charged with - aul,ins Martin Ste senees.
e, with saloon roo.
J. II. t,tala {. o; Ossweed, wss stricken
With .,~.Aty>i> aad did .aa-"'y afterwards
s:e aa>a orn,es resident 81 APPLETON.
Enecs T. IA, q. . Q: the oldest and
uesithie>, settlers a: Lake Mills died 81
Tie axe "t y years,
Fred saser;. Young sa-nes living
rea- Spa. who >he; hsnn>el. sscsssse he
Was disappointed in love aa;r. died from
the effects 81 ais wound.
n.aa giving the nau.s Q: Tneihy
Bow, er WAS arrested at la CTasSe on .
charge 6: wesSins the green sssojs" rack.
Ct
John Entic-. a veteran easiace. On tAe
chscssa, Milwaukee / s., Pail Railway,
die At his Aease :r Madison ased q
years
A young man esvs-s hi. name IS Charles
& Hir, Of Minneapolis ~ss arrested II
Racine GA s charge OF forgery. Es passed
= cae<k 10, slas On one S-Ha and atsenps-
eli "a rsss three others
Two are.sses are Al work 6eepcaiss tbs
cAannel in the Fax River above The Nil.
waasee 4 Northern Railroad bridge n Ap.
rsesoa, Considerable blasting hss hcsa
done to remove the rocks that line The
RIVER bed,
John p. Fsrsy, who Is wanted At asHss,
vile for s,ieeed s~iadiins epcsafsoas, In,
Sesa arse>,ea Ia New York, Keaeisieioz
papers hare Seea ssssscd ard he Win b
taken to GAINESVILLE sas traal He IS asss
raasei in Casoage On . similar eAareo
The Srs, as;seea, hank b ogea it's &osss
, IN SaSEcs<s Gcaasy viii start a; RaySesi
January j, sae charter sSrsas Already bcss
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1892-11-17
Trouble IlrrSyfux,

Panama. Nov ll.--Accordlng TO ahyiccs
from Chile Il war Is imminent between the
Argentine Republic and Peru Oh one side
AHA Chile OH the other. Peru IL perfectly
we'll armed and her forces have recently re-.
ccirru \ hundred thousand Munulichrr rifles
OF IN" latest system. together with many
OF Ter formidable machines OF war. A Chile
an srntlmran just arrived from Peru states
that III that republic the approaching wnr
with Chile affords the staple of convcrsu.
tion. aud II Is II fact that n prctcnsc Of
lrirlitShtp Is only Put forth M Il means for
gaining time. IN tLc Argentine Kcpubic n
vigorous recruiting Of both natives and fur
eiEnrrS IL being prosecuted. and the govern.
ment Is with frvrrISh haste nrniny th.
trNArS. There IL no longer my doubt ihni "A
secret compact against Chile Offensive and
1't'l>iNe. exists between the two rcnuhIica
named. and they nr" only nwnIting u,,yih irv
!na' VIII serve hS II casuN brlll In order ~
throw one army into Tnrnpncn nnd unoihrr
upon The southern frontier, while uIrnrr
e. lfiniShing parties win hurrras hi. rn,,m'
trN from the 'nrdillrrns. The Chilean v"v
sshh,rnt has tnr'lily opened It's ryca IN Tia ,,',,
threatened invasion. nml hnn or,lnrch ~.
s''an'"rS or tho {. y. A. to be urcunrrd nv
h h,,' ialr corporation into the nuyy r, .
N.ihs Tor Capt. Pratt TO proceed In V,h."
'a'S" "i'h"nt II moments delay.
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1892-11-17
STATE HE'rl kNS.


Milwaukee,, Nov. ll.-.-Thr Democratic plu-
ral.ly i'll the siAir is fully H.uhh -Four COLL
srrSs.ucn are Republican ami SIX l'clo-
vva.s. The legislature is hcu!ocranc ny
twenty mine OH JOINT ballot. congressman
s.>cIr,i: fi7S; district. H. \. Cooper (kep.i:
Second. charles E.irwis tprn.!: Third. INV.
Eaacecs liirp.E Fourth. J. L. Miihcrli
,Ne.a.i: Fnta. Gt>Nse II. Brirsnrr Diem. J;
SiAlu. owen \. Wells u,>Mj: Seventh.
Gs>,gse Is. >Aaw litcp.,; f.Is"lm, Lyman l..
E:trl.rS il,cla.l: Niuth. Thomas Lynch
,ns:!..,: 1cu.u. Nils n"Uscn ,iepi me
Democrats have elected ci,r,n senators and
tar Republicans four. here are fifteen
aNlt-ONSr Democratic senators and tWo kc-
p4ll.>amS. 1Ee upper hoaSr If the irSiSl:.-
I.rr therefore stands: Democrats, TO- lie
.'anlicans, i. with one district to hear from.
The assembly elects forty ave Republicans
..lt tfIy.touT Democrats. wiih one district
Very oiose and claimed by both parties
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1892-11-17

iar's. Nov. li....'rhc position OF IN, Ia,
CON cas-" hrfnr" tho flra chnmbcr -, ~.
FRENCH court OF appeals " no,ucwl,,, h,,.,.
The laws have wilde nppliruton T., ' ,,,,. .
M"'', where M nrti"n on the lIut for HAN c",'
Mg may ,lraE On FOR many wonkr ~, ',,n m"nr'
he M nrsra pH", w rn" T." w!" her n"r""I TO-
An the Ahrtllr family ,,oas"an", m"li''n'lny,
sms% ANA Ia mA'ng II IL her b~hmifh ~ nv" nn.
Hes'rrs 'o gath time ahr win Lr Mi, :, Hi'"
.E wv ,r'n nlr''ni'"y. The rsn" '' w 10 &c.
Ssn t@ the IL" com" "' "T ,nr by Mt" Don"
ASSUMPTION Ia nnhnnwu. There 'ii" i" ~, o. il,c
however that III" little gri in n,. w. Gn'l
A as ON ,, SATURDAY. when Mrs nr","r r 'nrih
iSsy %aS lint i" ' II T." w he; 7" Sir bra"" %
IN three hours '' ''"a'sHlon ~ her
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1892-11-17
Iowa


J. Thompson. OF Let's WAS fs.aily hurs
3: Muscaune by 5 sign falling Oh him.
VIM Re DELPHI. an old settler. .;rnrpeI
dead on the sidewalk at Dubuque, while
re;urninS home
John Allen, q w;re7 IN the Rock Island
csss ana wss instantly Killed. he lesves .
wife snd NO children.
Mrs Minnie l. purhin died =; Sioux
City rom the etf g. 0 dove II -pAine.
which she .oos with >uicidsi ;nt~a; Do
ne>;;e in e!!ei,v wss the c-Usst
A workman named Shaw :; Davenport
was au-: y ily by ,>iiins tie es7as,h r>oie-
lie uSs 7smovin: tbs ,x,ie when !; slipped
ioam his hands xr: c.u>isti him 10 the
ground, He j. hurt I'M. rna:.y.
The body 9: an unknown man was sound
in a dump o.'-ees in Beacon Hollow At
Sioux G,y, by Jack Fa..el>on- He !sad
evidently s"icade>i. S. sn e,npsy to:,le OF
lsS&Auum rss .ound near him.
Tie skeleton OF man MS. heen round
jus; beneath ,h- surfscs in an 8! ey in the
rear of the Palace Park He'e, Sioux Cry,
By s workman. The suiaor7Ues are iaves-
tsk.,;nc the csse-
Burglars entered Lev LAnwo-ihk houe.
in CSviac:on. se-ass ihe river -7an Sioux
City. while the Occupants we're some, and
s.o3s . hc6, bureau. wash stand. tn &c
s.oreS 50 & souT Upholstered chairs xnd
$40 worth O: bed slotaing>
A w.la train OF the Chicago s.. Paul,
Minneapolis L Omaha read =a1 into s
hand cs- nesr Nslcr killing iwe section
nsen and sxsaly iaSs.7Ias one other. Their
names are net known,
J. II, Fsasa brakeman o. the Bar
lias,aa Taa :, WAS ha-Tiair aasasled sy .
ire sss; Train rea- Eft and Instantly killed.
He 1as yoras rnsa, unmarried. AID
lived 81 CelHrn bus Iane1soa-
TIE iaiAee o. Charles Carpenter. Ct De.
Ae.aes whsle soss-c 10 :sis som bose from
the train % wasca became from Nea.a>kA
tell under a. er-rszraea cara e IL which
he vss rsaias and vas injured internally
He is na, expected 70 live.
e. Hansen 81 engineer, Vas probably
satxily scslded while 81 work IA the engine
roora at the hacking house al Sonx Ey.
The Plug blew GU Of the boiler and the
es,apsnc Steam cooked tae mans 1esa %
that !, sea. fsaza his eoaes
A Tar,a sgceasl says that J. q. IAa5er-
Sxae OF Kiehisxsa soxHsaip xxs sa-u y
ffesa q wagon In . runaway AND received
Injuries .rom which be aied He rss eas
., the :s&aiSs pioneers OF tho ceosV.
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1892-11-17

In the northern part Of pesa, IN
what Is otherwise an ARID desert, the
celebrated 't!asn tree" This species
BasAs vaa,ero> though not large or Of
nach commercial value, IS - Neeitasle
South American wenaer, havin. the
extraordinary property Of eoadeas.
ire what hssle moss, urs there is in the
AsnaospAece 20 ~ TO cause . eonssna'
q mist to exude, seemingly, from its
caves and branches,
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1892-11-17
Assets Sold.

muInn1 " iowa. Special. Nov. 1.-THE re.
bunk S," "'s WIN or the Commercial National
nuctInn ~, n III Judgments. were sold At
i ',, g for $lo,47a ty Tho 49, So. go a.
cIaI" r, nvat who had previously eSnra; sil
ti"y hm against the bank 4, 10 n ~ .senfs'
ai";kh"''I .S ~" only solvent dsrsstars and
"x"ln.' tho G thu, a. ,sdsmens far SO 600
ann IH u! ~, went for SO and s, ~ - az,
pity, M IN" Matt CLARK Trans,ssr,ssSon oen.
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1892-11-17

The giant Q; giants And titan Of ii.
faos, A. Tar as sewing machines are
concerned, has recently been finished
At Leeds, England /. wei. his exact
iY 81 tons and IS specially adapted
Tor general misunderstanding purposes Of
the heavier sort tn particular
machine will be used for attaching
cotton betting,
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1892-11-17

TuN heai,,lrcssss oi 1910 were so
large that ladies going to balls were
forced. to save their headscar. TO
kne,l on the floors OF their carriages.
BY - simple change Of location. ~ far
~ knerlins goes. the ladies al 1922
might practice n little i'll the theaters.
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1892-11-17

WaKN the emperors Of Austria and
Germany meet. kiss. declare their
rac,tiH sentiments and then 80 home
aud Increase Their respective armies
a. much As possible the other mon
arches begin 10 ,sten III the expcrta-
ton Of hearing something drop,
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1892-11-17

], Y. n, SrANn,sa. the new president
Of Lombard university, Galeshuns,
NJ, says he has proofs .: direct de-
scent from the famous Puritan cap
tam Of that name who came over in
the Maytlo~er, He Is a native OF Ve-.
mont, and has hsrn professor .!
mathematics a: GAleshurs SINCE 1854
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1892-11-17

CARR Colony il the natural habitat
Of the largest know" species OF earth.
worm, IL il II soft, scnlclcss thing bo
tween q and foot long, and much re-
semblcs our common angle worm.
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1892-11-17

trnm i,n",, ,,,, 1.a' ". Nov u,",Ad,,,,.
Cape hayu. ,llppoi,t. wan ''n "p,'a'"g NJ
AMI nlppod the rpNolUti,u IN ,, '" 'hs alert
We're many Mrea,s U,,iI, /, !. we n b''i, There
SMssa,'"na' The MNnnlga, ,,a ,t"'wv"fel, some
Ma H !" 60 WIN the affair '' AK ,,aa moth.
S may s"yN ssSfsr WE" news "a fasa .at.s .
by putting ii,pueyW,,", w." .. . n. q ,si, pis sa
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1892-11-17

II. Il. CARVER OF Harper county il
tho watermelon king OF Kansas. He
haa shipped 10000 melons this sea-
aon and il taking the seeds from Co.
900 more TO ship to eastern houses,
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1892-11-17

\ CHAM made for the United States
Government at Troy, n. ", i'll 1888
WAS ak miles and fraction length.
Il was made OF bars OF iron each 2AH
inches in Diameter.
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1892-11-17
"hrrtcd af l. S

Arnc. sr,'. MINI. Special. Nov. 1l-Mss
L. p", ""''h daughter et n. q smith Of
Mcr,""a u'; was united in marriage to SCOTT
evening" M e. vaneravcr. Il. c. On T.esday
nrnp"rH.' my ,h,ry loft gu the NIGHT trais for
urn hun" N, WI. 10 tNasa there 10 eheir fut.
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1892-11-17

A SrArrE isto be srrc,ts At Ear.le
Due. in rance, to Earnest Michaux,
who is supposed TO have invented the
veioeipcds and thereby paved, he way
for the bicycle. Miehsu1 WAS y
blacksmith and constructed his firs:
wheel III 1912, Jus: half century
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1892-11-17

PuuEr SCUM oysters AFRO sometimes
~ much rs 2!!1 fcct long ind 20 to 26
inchus broad, aid weigh, exclusive Of
shcll, FROM 10 to 90 pounds.
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1892-11-17

MEmA, PA. ~ the home OF four Of
the lar est families in the United Sta
tes, that Of Samuel Field. who has IS
children; Joseph Chandler. who is the
proud tather OF - children. James
Rarret, Nj, h n record OF l6. and Will.
lam Wright, who has l i little Wrishts
to fcxi
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1892-11-17

Rnp hailstones fell at Amsterdam
in 1920, at London in 1868 during
tho time OF the great plasur\, and at
divers places in Ireland and France
in the early part Of the present Gem
turV,
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1892-11-17

THIS population OF Greenland has
increased + per cent in the last ten
years. 1t il a curious TACT that the
women outnumher the men very
greatly. especially i'll South Green.
land.
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1892-11-17

TnN Chicago man who has skipped
With three telephone girls I'LL ut once
may never get his deserts i'll this
world, but he will get enough OF
"U--.-lo" hereafter.
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1892-11-17

PoRrmyRy bolders, which greatly
resemble wntcrmclons in sizc, shape
and color, arc to DO found in tho Cas-
,ndc Mountains cnst Of Roscburg,
IRA
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1892-11-17

,, a'''s' N"N '','"A Int" dls,m,,I,
wa" s, w" sr"nrh forcea hnvr cap,,,,,d ',
",, s,''' 'l's'n're from bnlo,nry.s' ,. maa
Was S,cva sI Sl,,a rs1' n,,,, m" French lon.
ING capture or CHINA Ia nrn ,iiwy Wounded
!" Ih' campaign against Kim XXX the cni
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1892-11-17
lANGOon C0uRlER.DEMoCRA1
LANGDON, NORTH DAKOTA.
THERE IL one Chinese, ono Portu'
,ucso and one Cherokee newspaper
printoh In tho United States.
TME army bill in Germany, accord.
lhx to tho Lowell Courior, is thoyoung
u,nn now serving ~ emperor.

Ar Dundenong, Australia, thcro in a
blue gum tree which has IN estimated
height Of AbO :cct. 1t il beloved to
be tho tallcst trce in tho world.
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1892-11-17

s ess tss Il. d ss
about leo plurality. This makes sne Is
gressional Delegation from Illinois s'anu -
Democrats and 10 Republicans, voting pre-
c,ncts in total Of ITO outside Of Cook ~ seS9
" give Harrison 1890 Cle nHnt alter the
The remaining precincts can ihat cleveland
has Tie as state b. soS and tgc'd by H.
ono.
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1892-11-17
rur LATEST RETURNS
.I n,ectOral College,
ReGnrdinE tne aua Nov. IL

negaraine the E1ectos sn e Nov' H..
Fur! ts n f tho electoral college and de-
majority ~ vote. California mas
crease !ha Domocratic column. which
join Joined wa sae Virginia makes Cleveland 2aa;
Harrison and placed in the N hSu are
nmn. while Wyoming anu Nsu,a %nd e;v-
VI ~ Harrison, making his tota' 'o'e
60 100 The vote is as follows:
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1892-11-17
Colorado.

Denver, Nov. 1.-THE returns ,,nso ' nnimpor-
tant counties, have been rss ,a Sa nns IN
not represent the totn, , Srs are given
ThaS n lns'a M fo,oWs: Weaver sO.449. Har.
rseS sss =: for governor Waits G eOps;s
lDcm) S0si; for congress ol First st. a's fneo
Pence PEOPLES party? l3@s, oo NY district.
h iH' deople t party, Is 49,, Eddy , stspl
1l,slG The Republicans lose Tue 'es's'''
ture.
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1892-11-17
California.

SIN FrsaetSt>,. Nov. l.---SUthcieui returns
have been N>trivei from California to show
tl.a. Cleveland has carried tie state Ivy at
least 500 plurality, Returns are III from
nearly thC-t~foUTths Of the precincts in the
state. saa those give Cleveland a plurality
II I've. Nineteen counties from which less
than halt the returns have ,s>eH received
gave Cleveland plurality Of nearly so in
iS>S The chairman of thc Democratic state
tt>.:.:asits.c claims tina; ClevciaMd's plurality
will Re i.20. The Republican committee
admits ;has the STATE has gone for Cleveland
/ he CONGRESSIONAL c,c0;cs; is st!ll in doubt.
Three ltc!Gitc!atS ari one fuSsnniSt dem.
lNcp.s sre elected and probably three lie
pu!lata.a> lhe keau. iica- committee admit
TIA. The Democrats wall hsre a majority OF
,wro saiot essl!o. in ths. les. stature. The
lcr1accTass Claim majority Of f1ira six TO
eight