Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1893-06-01
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saddle horse when the horse SHE'D at an
electric car, throwing NJ. Bridendolph
directly under the wheels of heavily
loaded van, which passed over his ab-
domen, killing him almost instantly.
NVNienna, May 27.-The stro-Hunga-
Of 1O,OO5,OO francs. The government
explains the increase as rendered neces-
sary by the pace set by other powers in
expenditures upon their armies. The
credits in question will be spread, if need
be, over several years.
Halifax. N. S., Nav 27.-F. c. Pear
son, of the West End railway system. is
reported to be the head of a syndicate of |
Boston capitalists who have purchased |
the blast furnace and mills ut Ferona and |
the forge steel works at New Glasgow.
They propose to revolutionize the iron |
industry of Nova Scotia.
Brussels. May 27.-The miners inter-
national conference has closed its session. |
The next conference is to he held in |
Germany, provided the authorities do not |
interfere to prevent it. Should German
authorities forbid meeting in that coun-
try, the conference will be held in En-
gland.
New. York. May o7.-The Exposition
Flyer the New York Central's twenty
hour train to Chicago. was given a pre-
liminary run between New York and AL
bany to-day. The train is a beauty and
sped over the rails at the rate of sixty
five miles an hour without jar.
Biddeford. Me-, May 27.-John L. Sui
Ivan did not appear in court to answer
the charge of assaulting Lawyer Lezotte.
The ex-champion was represented by
counsel. who pleaded guilty on behalf of
his client. and a fine of 500 and costs
was imposed.
Victoria. B. c.. May 27.-Collector of
Customs Milne yesterday began paying
the claims OF sealing schooner owners.
He has announced officially that Boring
sea will be closed until the list Of May
next, unless her majesty specially orders
otherwise.
Berlin. May 27.-Owing to the excite
ment attending the elections for the
reichstag. the upper house of the Prus-
sian landtag is likely to postpone beyond
the present session the enactment of tax
reforms proposed by Finance Minister
Miguel.
New York. May 27.-The general mort
gage bondholders of the Mobile &. Ohio
Railroad company have instructed their
representatives to vote in favor of extend
ing the line to Montgomery. Ala, at the
meeting to be held Monday next.
Paris, May 27.-The court martial
which has sat in Toulon to inquire into
the wreck of the French dispatch boat
La Bourlenais in a cyclone off the island
of st. Marc last March has acquitted
Commander Villaume of all blame.
towing the Spanish caravels Santa Maria,
Pinta and Nina from here to Montreal.
en- route to Chicago. has been awarded
for $4,000, and tug is now being stored
and prepared for the trip.
Little Rock, Ark. May 27.-Frank
Hickey, the alleged murderer of John NJ
Clayton. has been released on $1,000 bail.
The evidence against him is considered
very slight and it is not expected that
ht will be convicted.
Bridgeport, Conn.,. May 27.-Charles c.
torial staff Of the Bridgeport Farmer,
has been appointed by United States
Treasurer Morgan as his private secre-
tary.
Fort Dodge. Iowa. May 27.-The an
nual meeting of the Iowa State Funeral
ing at Webster City. About one hundred
and twenty-five delegates are in attend
Denver. May 27.-The run on the Peo-
pies Savings bank has about ended and
every demand has been promptly met.
Confidence has been restored in financial
circles and the excitement has subsidized.
Buffalo, N. Y. May 27.-Edward
Newell, agent of the Domestic Machine
company. has made a general assign
ment, with liabilities between $4,000 and
$50, 1000 and assets about the same.
Philadelphia. May 27.-The announce
ment is made that the whole amount nee
essary to guarantee the success of the
financial readjustment plan of the Read
ing railroad has been subscribed.
London. May 27.-The delegation which
is to attend the session of the supreme
court of Good Templars at Des Mones
and the temperance convention at the
worlds fair, will start to-day.
San Antonio. Tex, May 27.-Another
batch of Mexican revolutionists We're
sentenced to terms of Imprisonment this
morning in the United States court for
violating neutrality laws.
Butte, Mont. May Pc. G. Boyle,
cashier of the Northern Pacific Express
company's Office, this city, is short 500
in his accounts with the company. He
was arrested.
New York. May 27.-After his usual
morning visit at the Players club to-day
Dr. St. Clair Smith said that Mr.. Booths
condition was unchanged.
Odessa. May 27.-Advices from Rou-
mania say that foods have destroyed over
half million acres of crops and that the
damage is nearly f1,OOO,O0O.
Cleveland Condemned.
Seattle. Wash. May 27.-Pioneer square
was crowded last night with several thou
sand people in attendance upon the anti
Chinese meeting. The purpose of the meet
ing was for public expression Of. opinion
as to the enforcement of. the Geary act.
The crowd was enthusiastic but orderly.
President Cleveland was condemned in a
series of resolutions for interfering with
the carrying out Of the act. No political
significance was given to the meeting with
the exception that few orators of the
Popuiist party attempted to air their views.
The character of the crowd was Of the
solid labor classes. and appeared determined