Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1892-01-28

The peoples party in Duluth has re-.
nominated NJ. j. Davis for mayor.
Gold weather retards work on the
Worlds Fair buildings in Chicago.
The report that Queen Victoria was
Frustrated with influenza is denied.
Four prisoner who escaped from the
Butte, Mont, jail, have been captured.
Fl. P. Rucker of the North Dakota
| Worlds fair commission is in Washing
ton.
The New York Herald asks why not
nominate Henri Watterson for the pres.
idenoy.
Charles d'Autremont has been nomi-
mated by the democrats for mayor of
Duluth.
Demetrius Konoplitzky, an escaped
exile from Siberia, has arrived in Mime
apolis.
1t is said Jay Gould will convert the
Missouri Pacific into an independent
system.
It is said the Bushnells, formerly
st. Paulreal estate agents, are in Sidney,
Australia.
Freddie Gebhardt will try the BIZ
chloride of gold treatment at White
Plains, N. Y.
Bulgaria has notified Servia to stop
her dangerous work on the frontier or
there will be trouble.
Charles q. Aldrich of Chicago has
been appointed solicitor-general by
President Harrison.
At Elk Point, s. D., two lawyers got
irfo q ypor pf xuo1.1o oYI ho1 go.
other to tight duel.
Judge Lindsey of Kansas will not &C.
cept the appointment on the interstate
commerce commission.
e. NJ. Van Tassel's grain elevator in
New York burned yesterday morning.
Two men lost their lives.
It is now claimed that Mrs. Worrell,
nurse of Mrs. Barnaby, did the poison
ing, instead of DR.. Graves
A small tin anvil on which is engraved
the name of the editor, has been pre-
sentcd to the Pioneer Press.
Ludovic Spiridon, an art dealer in
New York, has been arrested for snug.
Cling pictures into this country.
The Great Northern will put day
train on the Breckenridge division from
st. Paul to Browns Valley, MINI.
A census of Newfoundland and La.
brador shows the population to be 202.-
900, an increase of 4, 100 since 1884.
Archbishop Ireland yesterday morn.
ing sailed from New York to Ravre. Il
is said that he has been called to Rome
by the pope.
Lee Barnes. an Aberdeen barber as.
! 70 or .rx,ffk
was some time ago arrested on the sus-
picion of being Tascott.
Peter Jackson has deposited 81, 900 in
the Globe National bank in Chicago for
his appearance in London May 80, to
fight Frank Slavin.
John 0. Bowman, lawyer of Phila-
| delphia, brings suit against DR.. q, e
Hewitt for 100000 for the alienation
Of his wife's affections.
The republicans in Louisiana of the
Fifth congressional district have elected
Harrison delegates-J. D. Donnelly
and Rev. David Young.
Daniel Callahan and wife, who lived
in Eagle Bridge, N. Y, died within half
an hour of each other. They had been
married nearly sixty years.
Judge Andrews adjourned court at
WATERFOWL, s. D., on point of law be.
ing raised that judges in South Dakota
had no right to call q special term of
court.
The st. Cloud Journal-Press made
unfavorable remarks about the wife of
John Carlson, q saloonke eper. The
woman gave the editor, w. B. Mitchell,
horsewhipping.
TIE National Prohibition convention
to nominate a candidate for president
and vice president will meet in st. Louis
| on Jan. 20. Each state is entitled to
four delegates at large.
Michael Doran, the democratic chief
tain Of Minnesota, proposes to 20 upon
the warpath for Dave Hills scalp.
Hill is working against st. Paul in its
fight for the democratic convention.
The celebrated Griffin will case at
Winona has been settled. Mr.. Griffin
willed his property. valued at $4,000 to
his wife. The contest was made by
son by former marriage. The son was
defeated.
Orlando 81. Burch of Sioux Falls, s.
D., is arrested for stealing horses. His
plan was to let the horses out Of the
barns, turn them loose in suburban pas
lures and then notify the owners and
| get the reward.
Delegate Smith of Arizona has intro
duced . bill providing for the admis
sion Of the Territory of Arizona into the
union in accordance with the constitu.
ton heretofore ratified and adopted by
the people of the territory.
The annual dinner of the New York
| Reform club came off last night at
Sherry's banquet hall. It was attended
by many distinguished guests. Col. w.
u. Villas OF Wisconsin responded to the
toast, The President in 1892.
During Methodist revival in Chip