Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1893-01-05
ELECTRICAL ETCHlNGS
Briefly Told.

| Mrs. A. NJ. dOuSn u SISTER VI tue iatc Jay
| Gould, resides at Los Angeles, Cal. She is
the wife of a retired Methodist minister.
DR.. McGlynn has received check for
! 50 900 from friends on the event of his res
/ toration to the Roman Catholic priesthood.
BY the death of Mrs. Jane G. Cannon Of
Batavia, ILL.,, the Methodist seminary at
| Atlanta, Ca, becomes the possessor of
nearly $75O,0O0.
The term ''Grand Old Man," as applied to
| Mr.. Gladstone, was first used by Sir Will
| lam Harcourt upon the return Of the Lib
| erals to power in 1880.
| Mrs. Lease hasn't made much progress in
| the race for the United States senate. but
| she has secured free advertising enough to
| start her husband in the dressmaking bust
ness.
Austin Corbin has over seven hundred an
| imalS In his game preserve at Newport. n.
| H. Elk prelominatc. His greatest salts
faction is over his buffalo. He has now five
| distinct herds.
E. w. Lewis. who during the war was
| adjutant general of New York and was for
long time prominent in the politics Of
that state has just died in the Clinton
| county Qowa) poorhouse.
| Rev. Samuel Buel. S. II. D.. emeritus
| professor of systematic divinity in the
general theological seminary of the Protest
ant Episcopal church, died in New York
yesterday in the SEVENTEEN year Of his age.
Mrs. Grover Cleveland and daughter and
Mrs. Daniel Lamont arrived in Buffalo yes
| tcrlay. Mrs. Cleveland is the guest of her
| mother Mrs. II. T.. pcrrine, and Mrs.
Lamont is the guest of Mrs. c. w. Good
year.
| Lieut.. peary. the Arctic explorer. will
| shortly make Il lecturing tour if the prn-
cipal cities. In April he will sail for Europe
| on the same mission. returning to the United
| States in time to make preparations for his
| expected trip to the Arctic regions next
summer.
Senator Coqutt's condition is now con-
| Silcrrd critical. He WAS able ten days ago
to walk with some aid about the house, but
| he is now confined to his bed, and unable
to rise. One side is par:llyzed. His wife is
| fatally ill also.
deacon" S. V. White yesterday mailed
the last check due his creditors. Mr.. White
| failed Sept. %. 1891. owing Sl71o.o00. He
| attempted to corner the corn market. but
was not successful. His creditors will re-
ccivc their principal with legal interest.
! The clay model of Il statue of Gen. James
| Shields to be worked out in bronze. has
been completed by the Chicago sculptor,
Leonard W. Folk. The statue has been en-
tered for the worlds fair. but Mr. Volk is
afraid that it will not be ready in time
\ sensation has been caused in Roman
Catholic circles in London by the secession
of the Rev. William Sullivan from that COM
munion. DR.. Sullivan has been one Of the
| most popular preachers i'll the metropolis.
No London priest was widely known.
There is something strange in the fashion
in which stories calculated to be unpleasant
to William Waldorf AStor and his friends
are put alloat III London. First was the dis
patch announcing his death. Then came
others of more or less consequence. and last
| ly the report that his brain is affected
| The late Prince Lucicn Bonaparte wanted
| to give his large and valuable library TO the
| british mnSrTni. but he wished it kept dis
| tine, from the other hooks in that inStitu-
| lion. This condition could not be complied
| with. and hence the museum did not receive
! the legacy. AS soon as the library is proD-
| ,rly catalognch it will be offered for sale,
Mr. ana Mrs. Robert Louis Stevenson
says royagcr in the South seas. conform
| with frank simplicity to many of the habits
and fashions of the region. There is n
| pleasant glimpse of the pair wandering on
| lovely Tahita with bare feet and dressed in
| the graceful flowing garments worn by the
natives