Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1892-10-13
IN THE LARGE CITIES.
St. Paul.

teeh the fortune of the st. Paul police
Ill with was captured last evening on
I'd A!ee after desperate fight in which
Eilsohers came near winning the battle.
gen or the toughest specimens of hui
,t Ny ever seen i'll the police station were
yea up and t7ll night their yclls and
IS could be heard for squares around.
IL out s O'Clock Officer Lynch found the
\ IN the vicinity OF Third and Wacouta
Is making night hideous with their n
songs ana curses. He called for the
II anu for officers to assist him in max
l. 4 capture of the crowd, and Lieut..
y. NeltZrr sent Sergeant rot,gciSrr with
rs NcCart and Con to the assistance of
l. I Lynch. When the wagon arrived at
rene of the trouble the toughS dared
Office to modest them, and said they
clean out the whole police force of the
n The officers sprang from the wagon
eAeSan putting the prisoners into it.
Fs1ouSht desperately, but the officers
II nad them captured. Some of them had
" tolkhocked down before they would give
tltr the wagon had started for the police
bell some or the prisoners underworld TO
4, by sprinSins out of the wagon. Fooled
4 tnE they tried to ovcrpowcr the officers,
f h;Scre. subdued. When they arrived ut
station there was determined
TO We're sscp 5rsuS but nEnin ,hs prT
M, of the recent burglarcs and robberics
i'o| have been reported to the police.
~, lnal party of worlds fair people left
saE"nns for Chicago. Its members are:
EVIDENT Monfort, of the state commission;
IL. y. Hunt, Architect Whitney, Dr. A.
f.ksr and Mr.. Jarvis, Il decorator. One
o.o of the commissioners visit to Chicago
secure an expert to make model of
eVJty and county hospital, of which DR..
fr is superintendent.
ift,n, y
In lstcd in securing more space for Min
p''il in several of The departments, cSpc-
ind in that of mines and mining. Mr..
s is arranging for the decoration of the
clOtSota building, and the space HSSignkl
ind state in the department of ;lgricult-
m1tcr Cummings. aged sixteen. was ac
laSShay afternoon while hunting at Egg
I'd near Crntcrvillc. He had accompa-
MS father and couple of friends ON
| tO1ntinS expedition, and it was the first
Il he had ever handled Il gun. The
! Fa|on had been placed in IL boat and was
kfS out and as he cndeayorcd to thrust
NY ok again, by taking hold of the barrel.
| TOFiS discharged. The entire contents OF
=, weapon penetrated his abdomen and he
Liz in Il few moments. He lived at White
from the family residence at that place.
On Monday the state railroad and ware
house commission will 80 over the recently
constructed Duluth, Mesaba Il Northern
and is now ready for business. The new
road. which is about sixty miles long. ex-
tends from point on the Duluth X Winni-
section of the Mesaba range, and was built
for the purpose of carrying ore from the
range to Duluth and thence to other points.
he fortnightly report from the soldiers
the books of the home 1872 veterans 60 Of
whom are away on leave. During the last
period there have been two men admitted.
JNlp 1y,tk ian - tl,.
sofa cavalry, and Edwin NJ. Snow. of the
independent battery Minnesota cavalry.
There was but one death, James l.. DAILY.
United States navy during the war.
Sunday. Oct. %, has been designated as
Prison Sunday. and arrangements are being
s r its ast az ha s.ie
board of corrections and charities. has
quantity y OF llteratnre REGARDING the origin
scrvance. and will be pleased to supply
gratis those who desire 1t or any Informal
ton regarding the matter
The state board Of medical examiners met
Yesterday at the capitol to pass upon the
papers submitted by the candidates for adj
mission to practice medicine in this state.
Almost the entire day WIS spent in going
of the number six had been unsuccessful.
The Great Northern has received the last
500 of an order. of 900 box cars which it
over the entire system.
The regular monthly meeting Of the Mill
ncsota Historical society will be held at the
capitol on Monday evening.
minneapolis.
Minneapolis, Mimi, Special, Oct S.
The perp exlnG case OF DR.. Robert Forbes
was settled III the Methods conference
and in a manner that is greatly
to his advantage. The committee appoint
ed the day before to consider his case
wrestled half the night with the problem,
and eventually reached decision. Their
report came up yesterday morning first in
The order of business and preci pitated one
OF the most dramatic scenes that any con-
ference has known.
The committee find, said Chairman Hinge'ey
with great deliberations. that there Is q great
i'll the health Of Brother Forbes,
A"u we recommend that his character be passed
and that he be given a supernumerary relation,
With an apo intment.
For moment no one had anything to
say. There was IN expecant hush all over
the church. Rev. William Mckinley, pre-
siding elder OF the St. Paul district was the
tirs' 10 get to his feet. He objected to the
findings Of the committee. and in
short speech not only excited himself but
aroused the ire of several others of the
clOtn. a rather acrimonious discussion
followed, which was capped by the i'm
passioned statement made by the vener-
able doctor himself After describing
his eXperienc for the past year and Il
half, he exclaimed. while the tears
rolled in streams down his face:
The report of the committee was
adopted.
The evening session of the conference
was devoted to the Epworth league.
The Akeley mill has brok-n another record
The record OF cutting August WAS the best
months record ever made by this mill or any
other city. but the September cut exceeded It, at
east III tn item of lumber. The following is
the cut: Lumber. 12.4iS 9G5 feet: lath, 4. lO9.-
SOD: shingles, 1928 500. The time run was 52T
hours. eight hours longer than the August rum
the lumber cut excee. lug that of August by
2S5 $50 feet.
The body found Thursday night on the St.
Louis tracks at Lake street proved to be that
Of g. X. Wilkins. an old man seventy-two years
of age and tuthrr-inlaw OF James A. Tyler. the
His wagon is supposed to have
been struck by an incoming freight train
Duluth, Special. Oct. s.-The Houck murder
Ease went to the jury this afternoon after a
ong charge by Judge Stearns. The jury has not
ret returned a verdict, and disagreement il
anticipated.
The Imperial Land and Exploration company
fled articles OF incorporation. The incorpora-
tors are A. s. Wilson T, E,vhar II