Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1893-06-01
IN THE NORTHWEST.
Telesraphtc News From Various
Towns in the Northwestern States.

1ruteTnltys nelO at DACtmouln coneSu,
Hanover, n. H., has adjourned without
granting charter to the state univer-
sity students who threw up their Phi
Kappa Psi charter. The representatives
sent to the convention for the purpose of
attempting to get the charter has not
returned but private advices have been
received by members of other fraternities.
Minneapolis, May 27.-Hon. Richard
A. Walso, of the late legislature. when
asked if the coal combine investigation
had been dropped declared emphatically
that it had not. and that it would be
brought before the United States grand
jury just as soon as possible: 1t is posi-
bic that it may come up in the July term
term of court in st. Paul.
Madison, Wis. May 27.-General Or
ders have been issued by Adit Gen. Doe
for the encampment of state regiments
of the national guard at Camp Douglas.
The dates are as follows: First regl-
horse squadron and First light battery,
July 16 to %: Second infantry, July 30
to Aug. 5; Third infantry, Aug. to II.
Centralia, Wis. May 27.-E. B. Ross
Ter, one of the foremost Journalists of
culture and literary ability. is dead, aged
sixty-one years. He was the late editor
of the Centralia Enterprise and author
of Across the Brine" He has held
various prominent Offices in Wood county.
Minneapolis, May 27.-George Grindell
was arrested last evening on the charge
of sending obscene letters to his divorced
wife and her mother. He has been an
nOying them for some time until they had
to appeal to the police for protection.
The penalty for the offense charged
against him in the warrant is very Sc
we're.
West Superior. Wis. May ga. A.
Freeman was deposed as general man
ager of the Freeman mill and given the
Office Of manager of sales for the district
west of the Allegheny mountains, with
residence at Chicago. A. Rnyer of Min
neapolis has been appointed to succeed
Mr.. Freeman
Grand Rapids, Mimi. May 27.--The
celebrated case of the state vs.. Joe Shee
by, proprietor of the Boston Grand thea
ter. with forty-ive indictments for selling
liquor without license, is ended by a
jury verdict of not guilty. Sheehy paid
for it.
Madison. Wis. May 27.-It is learned
from an attorney in position to know
that ex-Treasurer Harshaw and his
bondsmen paid c. ". Filker of Oshkosh
$4,000 for the defense of the suit against
them for interest moneys received by
them on public funds deposited in the
banks.
Minneapolis. May 27.-Mrs. Julius E.
Miner, wife of Aid. Miner died very sud-
denly at the residence. 1922 Dupont ave-
nue. south. The deceased was forty-one
years of age and leaves two children, a
boy of seven years and an infant girl
thirteen months old.
Bismarck, N. D.. May 27.-Suit has
been brought by Col. Whitford against
0. G. Meacham, right of way agent of
the 500, for $4,000 damages. alleged to
have been caused by the railroad cross
ing section of land near Darlington,
Foster county.
Eagle River, Wis. May 27.-A1rs. A.
Poisman stepped out of the house, leav-
ig her one-year-old baby on the floor.
When she returned the room was in
flames and the child dead. 1t had over
turned lamp and the oil igniting Gre
mated it.
Kenyon, Mimi. May pa double
marriage occurred in Holden church,
Rev. B. J. Means officiating. Miss Marie
Huset to Albert Aaker and Miss Marie
Aaker to O: H: voxland. All are highly
connected in Wanamingo and Holden
towns.
Shehoygan Falls. Wis. May 27.-B. H.
Il J. Sanford, proprietOrS of the Phoenix
iron works of this place. made an assign
nent to S. J. Gilman Of Plymouth, Wis,
for the benefit of creditors. The assets
are $25,OOO. and liabilities $4,000.
St. Vincent. Mimi, May 27.-The
steamer Lady Ellen of Winnipeg arrived
here. She is the first foreign vessel to
cross the boundary line since 1883 Her
regular run is from Selkirk to Norway
House, on Lake Winnipeg.
Huron. S. D.. May 27.-The resignation
of l.. w. Wood, station agent here for
the Chicago &, Northwestern railway,
has been accepted. and Mr.. Wood goes
to Glenwood Mimi. to accept more
lucrative position.
aLce.
Minneapolis, May 27.-Leck & Mcleod
of this city have just been awarded the
contract for the construction of the new
custodian building for the state school
for feeble minded children at Faribault.
Aberdeen. S. D.. May 27.--At the
meeting OF the gram palace executive
committee it was decided that funds
enough We're subscribed or guaranteed
to warrant the success of the enterprise.
Minneapolis. May 27.-The Minnesota
| conference of the Norwegian-DanishB ap-
fist Church of America is holding it's an
nual convention ut the First Norwegian
Baptist church of this city.
Sank Center, MINI. May 27.-The
Central Congregational conference, which
is now in session, is being largely attend
ed. between forty and fifty delegates be-
ing present.
Pierre. S. D.. May pa flow of 400
gallons per minute was struck at the
government artesian we'll at the Indian
school yesterday at a depth of LIPS feet
Beloit. Wis. May 27--The relay hi
cycle ride from Springfield. Ill.,. to Madi-
son, Wis. was postponed because Of
heavy rains.
Little Falls. Mimi. May 27.-The resi-
dence of G. A. Lindberg. prominent at-
torney. was partially destroyed by fire
last night