Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1892-04-28
CONDENSED NEWS.
Interesting Happenings of the Past
Week Culled from tho As
ISOLATED Press.

Several light earthquakes rum bic in California
and keep the peoples hair standing on end.
Andrew Simpson, a man living near REYNOLDS,
night t. 'A' ''eN ~ Ne"'l - '''' N'"'e S"'"''"'
John Il. Tanner has written Senator Cullum,
indicating his intention to accept the sub treas
myship.
The steamship Tynehead will Fail from New
York about the Goth inst. with grain from Iowa
for starving Russians
Kidder county elects A. u. Clark, J. w. Black
burn and j. s. Rhodes as delegates to the re-
publican state convention.
Star Kingsley. the 9.year-old son OF w. G.
Kingsley. was fatally snot a boy companion
at Farmington Minn., yesterday.
J. Sloat Fassett has returned to the east from
his trip 10 Minneapolis, and he SPEAKS 10 glow
ing terms OF the Flour city aid the Northwest.
Charles Antllla, fireman on the Chicago
Milwaukee g. st. Paul railroad. fell under
freight train at Rockton. ILL.,, and had his back
broken.
AT Cherokee, Ia, young man about 30 years
o: age. name unknown, shot himself four times
through the head while aboard an east boand
Illinois Central train.
Mrs. Mary johnson, a widow living alone on
her farm near Laclair, Ind, was found dead In
just finished milkiig.
AT Langdon, S. D., a 3-year-old child of Clark
Perkins was struck on The head by u hay FORK
his brain, causing death five hours later
Leo Franks OF Mendoza. ILL.,. yesterday was
given verdict of s15 GOO against the Chicago
Burlington and Quincy Railroad company for
injuries received in wreck at Earlvllle in 1890.
A Washington dispatch says that Senator
Palmer has been forced TO give up the hope or
having the Illinois delegation Instructed for
hn. The Morrison opposition Is too much for
him.
The south bound Missouri Pacific passenger
train left the track at Nebraska City, Neb., yes
terday afternoon. Fireman Charles Meyers was
instantly killed and Engineer Mike R. Allen ter
James Dawes. whose home is near Mitchell
Ind. was found yesterday morning on the
Monon track With his booy badly manpled
BIT airing evidence Of having Ueen run over by
several night trains.
The interstate commerce commis sion has
named May 70 as the date for taking testimony
In the complaint OF the Minneapolis chamber OF
commerce against the railroads. The commits
sion will meet in Minneapolis.
The Burleigh county republican convention on
SATURDAY say endorsed Harrison and the Mckinley
m mall TIE ae Mgams are Fe %Ga Feee ch ~I
son, George WEIGH, John Ecklund, W. Y. Tyler
and Oscar Ward.
An unknown man threw himself In front OF
train on the Duluth & Iron Range road aJ
Tower, MINI. Both legs were cut Off and he
died soon after. The man. who vas all entire
stranger and refused to dNulye his name, was
richly dressed.
A. P. Doe, qua, dian of Charles c. Leslie an in
sane man. is IN Sioux City, Ia, trying to recover
$4,000 worth OF property which Leslie squan-
dered IN that city Leslie went to that city after
the death OF his father and gave money to any.
one who asked for 1t. He Is said to have pre-
sentcd valuable farm to Mrs. Colby.
The ladies Of Chicago county met at Rush City
Fair commission OF Minnesota, with Mrs. f. S.
Christensen OF Rush City, president; Mrs. J. D.
Markham of Rush City, secretary: Mrs. v. D.
Eddy OF Rush City, treasurer: The ladies also
| formed in connection with 1t a Worlds Fair
| reading club.
According to present pans Emperor william
Will start on his "Trip to Norway In the early part
| or July. He will enter the ha!bor OF Bodo, II
possible. on the yacht HobenZollern July O. and
proceed thence TO skaaro. the whaling station
| belonging TO Herr Giavers. The first whale
Herr Giavers boats. The early part OF July is
believed TO be he best time for the emperor to
| go whale hunting, as the animals are most
numerous In TIE Norwegian waters about that
| time.