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Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1893-09-28
Monday, Sept. is.

Horse stealing in Cass county seems
to have become the most approved fad.
Patrick NIangcn of Grand Forks has
been arrested for seduction.
A drunken harvest hand tried to run
Il passenger train going into Fargo, and
was put in Jail to cool off.
Miss Tanner Of Grand Forks has
fallen heir to $4,000 by the death Of 4
relative in Michigan.
There has been so far three deaths
from the boiler explosion at Devils
Lake.
Ransom county schools have received
5000 worth of text books for dstribl-
ton under the free system.
Miss Jennie Hart of Grand Forks
while cndcayOring to cross between the
cars of Il train. had her foot caught in
the coupling and badly crushed.
There are thirty seven prisoners in
the Fargo Jail. and they had Il war
dance the other night Which lasted until
the wee Sn;l' hours.
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1893-09-28
STUCK TO HER SLEEVES.

Dcnrer Than Death to the Daughter
of the Quaker City Are the Ms
Pufx.
"Leslic?'
Her voice was low and tender, with
all the softness Of contracted lungs, and
as she looked up With swimming, be-
seeching eyes-eyes that were panther
csque in the changing hues Of their
liquid iridescence-to the swart rugged
type Of manly beauty standing so
proudly before her, her accents faltered
and finally broke in a trembling muir
muir that must have melted the heart
of Il creditor, says the Philadelphia In
quirer.
Outside on the glistening sands could
be family heard the chirp OF the sand
fly and the low, dull drone of the mos
quito as he presented his little bill,
while ever and anon could be heard the
merry splash Of the gayly dressed
maiden as she plunged madly into the
surf up to her very ankles.
Finally he spoke.
His voice was cold.
So cold that faint suspicion of iced
tea lurked in the ambient air.
What is it?'' he asked.
"Why do you mock me?' she cried,
springing to her feet in the pcnt-up
agony Of her emotion. why do you
mock me? Is it not enough"
Listen to me, Leslie" her breath
coming in pants, "call it what you will.
Say it is unwomanly, if you will, l."
and there was 4 passionate abandon in
her voice that ought to have put him
on his guard.
He put up his hand to stop her.
II have said things BEFORE" he be-
gan, hoarsely, that l have never ut
tered to woman, living or dead. l loved
you as no man ever loved woman or
ever will. l love you yet One simple
request / made and you"
Il know" she said, a passionate sob
bursting from her heaving bosom, you
asked me to chop down few feet off
my latest sleeves, and 1 refused"
IIc sprang to his feet.
Exactly. It's you l love. not tho
sleeves. With those on | cannot find
you. It's me or the sleeves. Will Won
shake the slecves?'
She drew herself up to her full height
and, looking him squarely in the eve.
replied:
Not on your life"
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1893-09-28
CASUAI.TILS.

Three stores burned at Highstown, n.
j.. with $%1 900 loss.
While playing with toy balloon at
Springfield. ILL.,, Miss Jessie Mcconnell
was burned to death.
l.. NJ. Loss. contractor, fell down the
hatchway of Il scow at Alton, ILL.,, and
was killed.
Martin Casey of Jcrscyville, ILL.,,
drank Il quantity of carbolic acid. think
ing it was whisky He lived an hour.
George Krusc. an old resident. was
crushed to death at Decatur. Mich, by
being caught under Il FILLING log.
Six ice houses belonging to the Pekin
Lake Ice company 1T Pekin. ILL.,, were
destroyed by fire. Loss $4,000.
The valuable stallion Belgian was
burned to death at Mound Auburn,
Iowa.
Fire in a dwelling at Cincinnati re-
suited in the injury of Il number of poo
pie in their efforts to escape.
Six persons in the French and Italian
colony in South Fifth avenue, New
York. died from eating toadstools mis-
taken for mushrooms.
Through mistake of a doctor at Car
man. ILL.,. Mrs. Eliza Sutton. tiftytwo
years old. was given Il dose of NOR
phine which caused her death.
Lightning struck the residence of A.
G. Collins at Five Points, Ill.,, com
plctely destroying it and killing Mrs.
Collins.
Little children Of Frank Paygenpohl
of Iowa City, Iowa. were playing with
an old shotgun. The piece was dis
charged, killing a little girl.
In filling a lighted gasoline stove Mrs.
Maxwell of Clinton. Iowa. was fatally
burned. Her daughter Stella was also
burned
BENEFITS Casino. a variety thcater in
Brooklyn, WuS burned. The loss is
S1oOOOO. Several women were rescued
by tiremen.
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1893-09-28
THROUGHOUT THE STATE.
INTERESTING NEWS FROM ALL
PARTS OF THE STATE,
A Condemned Record of the Impor.
tnnt HapcntnEs of the Week In
North Dakota, Arranged for Rapid
SleaulnE.
Sunday. Sept. L..

Station Agent Hanscll at Mimic saved
the life of Il drunken thresher by pull
ing him from under car wheel us the
south-bound passenger left the station.
Hansell threw him on Il platform Car.
Two unknown hoboes engaged in Il
fight Mt the depot at Mimic and in the
melee one was severely cut in the thigh
and arms Both stubbornly resisted ar
rest. The injured man had to be
dubbed to be taken to Il physician.
The case against B. J. Darling ut
jamestown was dismissed in the dis
trict court. Darling was arrested on
the charge of aiding Owen Hargraves
to escape from an officer. Hargraves
was the proprietor of a blind pig who
has been arrested and placed under
$500 bonds.
The jury in the case of George a.
Bonnet vs. the Northern Pacific Rail-
road company at Jamestown, brought
in Il verdict. after being out seven hours
of $500 for the plaintiff, besides in
terest ut per cent since May IL, lS9o.
This amounts to S1.333.21, making the
total S7,O333.27.. The Northern Pacific
will PROBABLY appeal. The suit was
brought to recover $4,000.
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1893-09-28

Henry HcarOnemus Of BOttincau was
caught between Il threshing engine and
4 separator and badly injured.
Arthur Morey Of Monango fell from
near the top of Il windmill tower and
was considerably bruised about the
shoulders and back, but no bones were
broken.
Pearl Foster. the keeper Of a Lari-
more fancy house. was arrested yester-
day afternoon by United States Deputy
Marshal SCHNEIDER Of ROlla for selling
liquor without license.
Frank Pallen, a teamster in the en-
ployment Of Frank Weber at Casselton,
was run over by Il runaway team, re-
ceiving internal injuries from which he
died soon after.
Wild ducks and geese are congre-
eating on the Little Missouri river one
month earlier than in former years. 1t
is looked upon by some as an indication
of Il bad winter.
Justin w. Winchester, cousin Of Judge
Winchester of Bismarck. died at Penn
bina Thursday Of paralysis. The de-
ceased was landlord Of the Winchester
house at Pembinl, and one of the most
highly respected residents of the COM
nunty.
The Great Northern has been pros
pecting along their line in the vicinity
of Devils Lake for = supply Of water i'll
sufficient quantity for round house pur-
poses. This week the well diggers
struck vein forty-tivc feet below the
surface which gave flow of 24O gal
Ions an hour. 1t was struck in strata
of gravel and the water is reported to
be pure.
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1893-09-28
PERSONAL GOSSIP.

The remains of Hamilton Fish We're
inferred ut G;lmSenS, \. y.
u. II. Bennett of Chicago was found
dead at Kansas City.
L. NJ. SteSinga. one Of the most prom
incnt and early settlers in New Holland
Mich, died ut the age of "a.
Dr. Carvcr's dramatic Indians com
planned ut the New York police head
quarters that they We're not paid an
were starving.
En- CongrcSSman John Nichols OF
North Carolina has been appointed
stamp clerk in the office Of the revenue
collector 1T Raleigh.
The opponents Of Congressman Brock,
clridr. who seeks reelection. have
withdrawn rs candidates during his
troubles ut law with Miss Pollard.
\ Mrs. .Addy of Patterson clung to Il
burglar during Il race through the gar
den and got him down before her nus
band arrived and caught him.
The campaign of the woman suffrage
amendment to the constitution OF l\;ln'
SaS has opened out there with Susan Is.
Anthony. Helen NJ Cougar. Mary Il.
Lease and others on the stump. 1t
looks as if they would have things all
their own Way so far lis the roatory is
concerned.
Mrs. T. w. Farmer who wrote car
rrr'S address for Mark Twain when he
carried papers for the Hannibal Cour.
icr. lives near West Plains, Mo. She
wrote 4 book of poetry in 1886. and
helped to- mold the bullets Which killed
Joseph Smith and the Mormon apostles.
She is Il cousin to Alice and Phoebe
Cary.
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1893-09-28
FOREIGN GO. SP.
Four new cases Of cholera have oc-
.,,rrrl in Berlin

-Four new cases of cholera have oc-
'urrcd in Berlin.
Two deaths from cholera are reported
ut Amsterdam and two new cases i'll
Berlin.
DiSplcased with the regulations, Brit
iSh SealelS ut Victoria. Il. C., are an
Xious to sell out their holdings.
Examination Of the personnel Of the
new French chamber does not justify
Il hope of tranquility.
Rene Goblet will succeed NJ. Glenn
cnccau rs leader of the radical social
istic party. He is Il man of force.
NJ. Charles dc LcsScDS, who WAS sen
fenced to five years imprisonment for
completely in the Panama canal Scall-
dial. was released from prison.
Armed rul', 'imr" to
para,l" the English collicry districts.
Terrorism and highway robbcrics are
frequent.
News confirming reports of Emn
Pasha'S death have been received. His
journal and private papers have been
'rrnvCrrn.
-iiiil'llN II'tlCtlNtiS iltillll ttlI
':lvr ended and Emperor William ;: i'll
v,lcl the transfer of troops across the
An attempt made by IIin'loos to cap
turr Il number OF commiSS;lln, cattle
ut RrlSSulnoor. in Northwest Bengal,
resulted i'll Il dangerous riot. 4 COM
pany Of soldiers that had been sum-
mOncd 10 the scene fired mt the rioters
killing three and wounling several 9TH
crS.
Central New Mexico has been subject
almost daily for more than three
months TO violent earthquakes. Five
connections on one day threw down Il
score Of old adobe buildings which were
already shaky from previous earth
qualcs. No lives have been lost.
Ine Uni'ri Press correspondent in
Rome tclcgraphs thar the Vatican is
about to open an inquiry of the most
searching character into the latest oppo-
Sition to Mgr. Satolli in the United
States, an opposition which has ramify-
ing influences extending to Rome itself
The Vatican has resolved to act with
the greatest energy upon the evidences
it has secured in the matter
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1893-09-28
IN GENERAL,

The CHAMPION company's mills at
Champion, II. l., las resumed.
The Blbcock Tobacco company failed
at ST. Louis owing $4,000.
The Lehigh company pass ii its divid-
end.
Father J. j. Connolly Of st. Louis
has been made vicar general of that
diocese
The New York Casno thcatcr has
been leased by Canary 4 Lcdcrnr for
%'S,OOO Il year
David j. Mnc!:ey has been elected
president of the Evansville L. Tcrre
llaute railroad.
Srhwinofurth. who calls himself the
modern Christ. llas started milk route
1T Rockford. Ill.,
The Western Union Telegraph COM
pally has declared Il quarterly lvi.E al
Of IL per cent. payabl" Oct. iG
Max Bluman. dealer in paintings at
New York, failed with $GJ,OOD liabili-
ties
Officials of the Ward Steamship line
have violated the law in the landing
Of Cinnamon at New York.
Trustees of the University IF Illinois
sustained the executive committee in
Sumlnarily Gi>mi$Sing Prof J. y. Craw-
ford.
1t has been discovered that the In
dianapolis judge in the Iron Hall case
allowed Receiver Failry $4,000 for his
services.
Bishop Wiggcr and Father Corrigan
If Hoboken. n. j.. have had another
controversy. Mgr. SatOli sustains the
priest against the bishop.
There will I've no strike among the
spinnrrs at Fail River. Mass. or at
New Bedford. the rchnc'i ion of wages
having been accepted.
\ dozen deaths from typhoid fever
have occurred in the last two weeks nj
South Prairie. III. There are now thir-
ty cases in one ncighborhoOd.
Ex-senator Ingalls, denies that he in
tends 81 seek the goycrnOrship of Kan
SIS. His ambition is to return 10 thr
senate.
Hugh Ross. the labor leader under
Indictment for his connection with the
Homestead riot WAS r"fl%ru naturali-
zltion 1T I'it'sburg.
1t is likely tl,at the Louisville & Nash
vile will pass Il dividend this year.
The earnings continue to show Il fall
ing Off compared with last year.
IL" +t",G~t,b Aiolstnrrlt :,.i.;rnd n
san Fran 'iSi'o from NHnaimo md re-
ports bHving encountered a terrific
storm Of Cav" FlNtt"rv
Near Oakland. ILL.,. Farmer Krcutz-
er's bull and stallion had terrific fight
The horse was killed and the bull had
to be shot.
L. s. Coffin. nominated for governor
by the Prollibitionists, has declined to
accept the nomination.
The Southern California has lowered
the fare to Chicago to S47.7J and a war
in rates will probably follow.
Ginners in the northern part If Wal
Ter county. Tex. haviag paid 10 nttan
ton to n notice to discontinue ginning
cotton until the price for The staple
was advanced, have lost seven houses
by fire.
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1893-09-28
FROM THE CAPITAL.

Charles Robinson of New York Viii
probably succeed Josiah Quincy rs as
SiStant secretary of state.
Secretary Smith has promulgated =
new code of rules for the pension OF
flee.
Albert s. Willis. the new minister te
Hawaii. received his instructions from
Secretary Gresham and left for his
home in Louisville to make his prepare
lions for going to Honolulu.
Yang Yu. the new Chinese minister
had IN interview with Secretary Gresh
am on the matter of enforcing the Chi
neSe exclusion law. The secretary com
municateI to the minister the decision
Of the president that the law should
not be enforced pending further action
by congress.
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1893-09-28
SINS AND SINNERS.

Mcclure. the train robber. escapetl
from the Nebraska pcnitcntiary.
George Knapp. Jacksonville, ILL.,,
cigar dealer, suicided By shooting.
Mrs. Jane Wright. an employment
agent Of Kansas City, Mo, was found
murdered in her office.
Miss Minnie 4'ull, eighteen years Id
of Hanover, Ind, committed suicide b,
drowning.
Prisoners at pittsirld. Ill.,. tried tc
break Jail. They were nearly out when
the sheriff frustrated their plans.
George ?. kcgariz. Il Dunkard
preacher. hanged himself to cherry
tree 1T his home near Salemvillc. PA.
In Il saloon fight ii St Louis Patriot
Cummings stabbed Charles Eohn +,
death and made his escape.
Edward Scott an DID CITIZEN I. f Gal
va, ILL.,. committed suicide Ivy emitting
his throat and afterwards jumping into
a ciStern.
Lawless mobs beat Chinese laborcr.
at Fresno, Cal. The rioters dragged
the inOtfensivc Celrstials from thcil
beds in many instances.
George Lavender, a sailor, was found
murdered at Detroit. The head and
face of the victim was battered beyond
recognition.
Nat Mckee, farmer. was killed ana
Jim Crutchtield, negro, terribly burned
by the explosion Of the boiler of Il
portable engine at Hopkinsville, Ky.
At Grinnell, Iowa. Il stranger called
the cashier of Il savings bank to the
door while his confederate stole So.
from the counter. Both escaped.
Fifty-four convicts who mutinled at
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1893-09-28
Health of Worlsmcn ut High sum-
nlfts.


Some notable facts arc furnished by
the experience of the workmen en-
gagged in constructing the new Central
railway over the mountains in Peru.
The line starts at Lima. in altitude II
deg, and the summit tunnel of this line
ut Galeria is at the height Of l5.G4J
feet. 1t appears that the worlmcn. up
to the height of 500 to 10000 feet do
about the same relative quantity Of
work as at the sea- level, provided they
have been Injured to the height or
brought up in the country; at 1900
feet the amount OF work deteri0r;ltes
and at 1900 to 10000 feet Il full third
had to be deducted from the. amount
that the same men could perform nj
sea level. Owing to the absence Of
malaria the percentage of efficient labor
ut the greatest elevation has been y
very high one. Men coming from tho
coast were not found capable of doinp
efficient work for about two weeks on
an average when taken to high eleyo-
tons. the capacity gradually increasinr
and reaching its maximum in n few
weeks or months. according to the con.
stitutiOn of the individual. The major.
ity of the laborers being Cholos. or In.
dams born IN the Sierra. were found in
capable of doing effective work on tIo
COASTS or In the warmer attitudes with.
out II long course OF acclimntizntion
Sudden changes, too. from the Sierr.,
to attitudes of from 1000 .. nOOO foot
havs resuit"d In sickness ana fever.
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1893-09-28
GAS EXPLOSION

indianapolis, Ind, Sept. 23.-Natural
gas accumulated in the joint cellar under
the establishment Of G. c. Potter, drug
glst, and Jones 4 Berry, grocers, fronting
the state blind institute, last night. and a
BOY with match caused an explosion
which ruined the grocery and damaged
the druggist $1,000. Jones & Berry lost
$1,000. William Shultz was badly
burned. DR.. Potter was hurled against
wall and severely bruised, and Minnie
Purcell, colored, who sprang from sec
ond-story window through fright had a
leg broken. Several parties were hurt by
flying debris
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1893-09-28
SMALL RIOT.

Guthrie, O. T., Sept. 23.-A small riot
occurred at the land office 1T Perry yes
terday and it was necessary to call cut
the soldiers TO restore order. Deputy
marshals have been selling places Il. the
head of the line for $50 to :harks, who
would file on claims of honest settlers
Who were further back in line, in the
hope Of securing blood money from them.
THIS caused the people in line to rebel.
and they threatened to burn the Office if
thty were not treated better in the flu
tur". Special agents from Washington
have arrived to investigate affairs at the
land office. as charges of bribery have
been preferred against some Of the Of
ficials.
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1893-09-28

To the cnterrrising train robber:
Don't put your money in 4 tomato can
or an old stocking. Let it flow into
the channels Of trade and it will do
the country some good. 1t may like
wise lead to your detection, but you
will not have so much for your lawyers
to take, and you will 90 to prison With
the happy consciousness OF having done
something for Your country in time
of trial
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1893-09-28

Three years ago the wood buffalo was
s1lDpOsed to have become extinct. Now
it seems that last winter the Indians
brought in from the Slave lake and
Peace river districts POO skins Of the
wood buffalo, some of them Of unusual
size and fine quality. The theory is
that the remnant Of the great herds
that formerly roamed in the Northwest
found feeding ground out Of the route
Of Indians and hunters, multiplied
greatly, and We're driven south by the
extreme cold Of last winter.
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1893-09-28

Rather a striking illustration of how
trade and money getting make strange
bed fellows is furnished by the .Jaffa.
Jerusalem railway. The concession for
the railway was obtained by native
Of Jerusalem, it was built by French
company, while the engines and car
riagcs, manufactured in the United
States, run over rails made in Belgium,
and the most remunerative part of the
passenger traffic is drawn from British
tourists.
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1893-09-28
BLUNDER OF a BRA K EM N.
1T CAUSES A TERRIBLE Loss OF
LIFE IN INDIANA. .}s S
A switch Turned Mt the Wrong Time
Causes n Wreck, in Which Twelve
People Are Killed and Number
Badly Injured.

Kingsbury Ind, Sept. 23.-The second
section Of west-bound Wabash I'asscn-
ger Train No. So, from Detroit to Chi
cago, ran into the east-bound Freight
Train No. 81, standing OH the siding,
wreckirg boil, engines, coaches ana sleep
Fl Of the passenger train. Twelve people
We're killed and Il score inJnrd. The ac-
cident was caused by the brakemal. of
tho freight train turning the switch to
let the freight train out OF the siding
after the first section of the passense'
train had passed, and just before the ar
rival of the second section. The engines
were jammel into each other clear up to
the cylinders, the smoker and one day
coach were telescope, crushing the sleep
ing passengers in the latter i'll I heart
sickening manner. The second day
coach was thrown across the tracks on
top Of the debris of the forward coaches.
There were two Hicepers. The head one
crashed into the forward coach and for
the length of three brv<hs was torn to
atoms; the passengers, six i'll number,
being badly injured, but none killed out
right. The killed WI:
J. Ii. MkENN.t, Hyd Park. Mass.
HENRY FRENCH, boy, London, Eng.
CHARLES BIItLIE, San Francisco,
Cal.
MISS ALICE f. REED, last Boston,
Mass.
MISS NELLIE b. TUCKER, New
ton. Mass.
j. l., COULTAS, conductor of pas
senger train, Ashley, Ind.
JOHN GREEN, engineer Of passenger
train, Ashley, Ind.
w. q. RIDER, Phoenix. Ariz., bag
:ugeman of Wabash road
II. G. ZELL. Germany.
w. y. LYON, baggagemaster.
]. d. KOUNDY, La Morille, Iowa.
MRS. G. w. BURBANK. New Or.
leans.
The injured are: +. T. Dow, Brook
lyn, n. Y, face and head cut; Miss NJ.
A. Kelly, BrookIinc. Mass, head and
wrist cut: Otto II. Epck, Hamburg. Ger
many, hack *prained; J. II. Valkinncy,
Ashley. Ind. fireman of passenger train,
injured internally; IL. w. Rider, rhoe-
nix, Ariz, face cut; Mrs. II. w. Rider,
Phoenix, ~\riz.. leg broken: Miss H. W.
Burbank, Now Orleans, leg and arm
broken; Simon Garfield, Ircnwood Mich,
leg clt; Frank Damrn. Chicago, forearm
broken: Hattie Hutchins, Phoenix, Ariz,
seriously injured internally: William
Hopkins, London. Eng. boil, legs broken:
injuries will prove fatal Frank p. Dow,
Brooklyn, n. Y, face cut and SCALP
wounds; James B. Woolscy, London.
Eng, internal injuries and scalp wound
Numerous others sustained slight in
Juries. The only damage tn. freight sus-
tanned, in addition to those mentioned
a car of meat was destroyed.
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1893-09-28

1t transpires that the SHELTON of Gut
teau, the assassin of President Car
s-,,d 10 ,a..t -, Av:sihition in tho ma
r1Ouar Museum. nv ~ ur<r,rIf1OhiV sup
posed, but is reposlng securely IN a
grave beneath the floor of the prison
where he was executed. The horror OF
the sentimentalists who thought they
had found it among the museum relics
was therefore cauSelcss.
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1893-09-28

The most surprising thing connected
with the train robbery hear Chi ago
was the fact that so much wealth was
found on Il train leaving that city. A
good deal Of money may ordinarily be
found on trains bound for the head Of
the lake. but the people thare usually
take care that those leaving 1owI carry
none of the cash with .hcnl.
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1893-09-28
A DIVIDEND

London, Sept. IA meeting of the
Washington Brewery company was held
in this city and a dividend of 5 per cent
On ordinary shares was declared; in adj
dltlon, to,tWD was added to the reserve
fund. A discussion followed concerning
The difficulties which the English and
English carital have to contend with.
1t was asserted tat the very people frSm
which the English concerns acquired their
properties did tcir best TO either destroy
them or took steps 70 get them back.
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1893-09-28

Chicago has had congress of Cath
olics and Jews. and now she is enter
tanning the representatives of all known
religions. She ought to be on her best
behavior, one would think, yet the po
lice seem to be kept as busy as ever. 1t
is to be feared that the religion that is
to redeem Chicago has not yet been in
vented
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1893-09-28
WILL RESITNIE

Racine, Wis, Sept. 23.-The officers Of
the Union National bank, suspended Aug.
Ii, have given notice that they will re-
sumo on Oct. 3. They have advertised
Tor stockholders meeting Oct. Z, at
which time the capital stock will be in
creased to S225,UOO. In the meantime
the stock has been nearly all subscribed
Tor, and an extension of time has been
secured on large part of the deposits,