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Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1893-12-28
Unfortunate Events.

Several stables have been set Airr 1T
Wheeling w. Va.
The Blue River branch Of the Denver
& Rio Grandc is blocked with snow.
An unsuccessful attempt was made to
wreck the Buhrer school i'll Cleveland.
Ohio. by unknown persons.
BY the explosion of a drive wheel in
a box factory ut Tittin. Ohio. the plant
WAS wrecked. Damage. 81 600.
At Huntington. Ind. Il little child OF
Daniel Bowel fell into a tub Of scald-
ing water and was boiled 10 death.
Louis Boland WAS run over and killed
at Peru. ind. by Wabash passenger
train.
Louis Hiltz proprietor Of a drug store
in Brooklyn. y. v. was killed by 4
motor at Norwalk, Ohio.
Wilson Weatherbcc was killed by the
explosion Of a saw mill engine at Ben
ton. III.
Premature explosion Of dynamite in Il
mine at HOughton. Mich, killed John
H. George and fatally injured John
Bell
+. K KetchEm. a telegraph operator
at Fickburg. Miss. was mortally
wounded by the accidental discharg" Of
a revolver held by Iardmaster Ware.
Mrs. Delphia Brooks, aged over 100
years. was burned to death ut Fayette,
Mo-, the house in which she resided
being destroyed by fire.
The dwelling Of George Mosier at
Humeston, Iowa. was totally burned.
Mrs. Mosier died shortly after the burn
ing of the house. Her death was due
to fright
The entire buildings Of the Star Wool
en- mills at Wabash. Ind, nearly 200
feet long and five stories high, were
destroyed by fire tonight. The plant
has been operated for thirty years, and
the property was estimated TO be worth
So, 600: insured for $4,000. One hun.
dred operatives are thrown out Of work
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1893-12-28
From Foreign shores.

Brazilian insurgents capture two isl
ands in the bay Of Rio.
The Roumanian treaty passes the
rcichstag by a good majority.
Several bills. one Of which is passed,
are introduced in the French chamber
of deputies to suppress anarchy.
Bishop Pcterkin of Virginia, just from
Brazil. says that the military govern
ment Of PciXoto is distasteful.
Carrying black and red banners the
unemployed of London marched the
streets until the police took the flags
At San Jacinto. Honduras. an Ameri-
can resident was logged by order of
the commandment and $3.50 ransom Sc
cured.
At Bitonto Italy. Constable Courci
was probably fatally burned by rioters,
one of whom was shot by the gcnd-
armies.
\ great warehouse in Antwerp is
burned. with Il large quantity of grain.
Many people are injured. The loss is
$1UOO,OOO
One Valiant. an anarchist. is found to
have been the man who threw the
bomb in the French chambers of dcpl-
ties.
A grlnpowder explosion took place at
Waltham abbey. London. recently. One
person was killed and nine fatally i'll
iurcd.
The Spanish minister OF justice has
prepared Il bill providing for increased
penalties and summary procedure
against anarchists.
In the rechstag the treaty of COM
mcrcc between Germany and Rouma-
mia was adopted by Il vote Of 1S9 to
100 There were forty members alb
sent. and the vote is regarded as being
moro favorable than expected.
The excitement at partincO cOntin-
urs. says Il Palermo dispatch. The mu-
ncipnl guards have fled and the popu-
lace has forced the provision dealers
to lower their prices and has refused to
pay octrOi duties for three days past
Bands Of peasants are securing the
country to prevent the laborcrs from
going to work.
AdviccS from Rio ,Janciro say that
Senior ArgulO has been dismissed from
the chief command Of the Fifth mill
1ary district. Adviccs from Rio say
that owing to the renewal of the block
AIDE of the harbor by the insurgents
charge their cargocS and therefore have
to proceed OH their voyages. Business
at Rio is suspended.
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1893-12-28

j. w. Davidson, deputy clerk of court,
dropped dead at Findlay. Ohio, during
Il term Of court.
John Russell Young. cx-miniStcr to
China, was reelected president Of the
Philadelphia Union League club.
Nathan \. Farrell. cx-Unitcd States
senator died from apopleXy at Rock
land. Ne. He WAS 81 years old.
Editor Smith. of Hawaiian notoriety.
once headed a tilibuStcring scheme for
the capture Of Lower California.
{. W. Williams. the noted trotting
horse breeder of Independence. Iowa,
has lost nearly Ill Of his fortune.
Howell Osborn has becl, suffering
from blood poisoning in Paris and at
one time it WAS thought his arm would
have to be ampllrat"d.
Dora Wiley. the actress and singer.
divorced wife of Actor Dick Golden.
was married Il, Bangor. Me, to Charles
0. Tennis Of New York.
Gen. Lew Wallace says he was six
yeats in writing his Prince of India. y
He consulted many books, but only one
personals wifc--in referen". to the
work.
James A. Harvey. Il we'll known news
paper man. and for eight years United
States minister 10 Portugal. died at
his residence in Washington. aged Sev-
enty-SiN years.
GOV. Mckinley has decided to dis
pclSc with all ceremony 1T his inauEu-
ration He proposes to walk into the
senate. take The oath Of office and r2-
1urn to the executive chamber iii the
capitol.
William r. Smith. who for many
wears has been the superintendent Of
the botanical gardens III Washington.
has. it is said, personally directed the
planting Of more Than 100000 trees
in different parts Of the United States.
Charles r. Wa1rouS. 4 Well known ac-
tor. died at Albuquerque. y. Mex, Of
pneumonia. He went there from CHI
cugO Il month ago for pulmonary trou-
hl, :. He had hccn Il member of DAly'S
and Frohnan'S company If
New York His personal appearance
WAS such that he was often taken for
Edwin Booth.
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1893-12-28
Sins and Sinners.

John Hitchcock committed suicide at.
Decatur Mich, by shooting himself
Three Of the Austin, Tex. train rob-
bers are under arrest. Officers are close
upon the fleeing fourth.
Joseph Lydc was mortally wounded
1t Selma, Ala, by a shot fired by an
unknown man.
Banker John S. Beach. indicted for
rrecking. has been granted change of
venue to Terre Haute, Ind.
Four negroes We're shot to death at
Selma, Ala, by mob. They were
charged with robbing woman
4 cashier in the Chicago postoffice Is
slugged and robbed of several thousand
dollars.
An express messenger i'll Illinois fights
and conuuOrs Il rObber and throws
him from the train.
Masked men robbed the Chicago
Great Western Ticket office at St,
Charles, Ill.
Capt. William !. Mcdonald. Of the
Texas State Rangers, was shot and
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1893-12-28
Washington Gossip.

Assistant Secretary Reynolds makes
four important pension rulings.
Unsold worlds fair souvenir coins
to the value of $1.7Oo,ooO are to be
melted down.
1t is the prevailing opinion that the
house will soon pass Bailcy's volun-
tary bankruptcy bill.
Secretary Gresham is credited with Il
design to widen our trade relations
with China.
The civil service association. COM
posed OF United States treasury clerks,
goes out of existence because Of the
hostility OF the administration.
The bill admitting Utah is passed by
the house after the adoption Of an
amendment forever prohibiting polyg
amy.
Mrs. Porter. widow Of Admiral Por-
ter. died ut her home in this city. She
was Il daughter of Commodore Patter-
son. born in New Orleans seventy four
years ago.
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1893-12-28

mortally wounded at Quanah by a
party Of four men headed by Sheriff
John G. Matthews. The shooting was
the result Of an old feud.
Hugh Mulholland, who was tried and
convicted of robbing the mails while
postmaster ut Paduk;,, Ky. but WHO
was pardoncd by President Harrison,
is now accused Of uttering forged
checks in Louisville.
At Richmond. Ala. Mrs. w. Il. Smith
shot and killed IL negro who had en-
tered her room. Her brothcr-in-law,
T.. Il. Smith. was killed by two negroes
a few days before and the negroes were
hanged by a mob.
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1893-12-28
N!iScs Il:incDlIS Hem j..

Cincinnati is in communication with
New York and Chicago by log dis
tlncr telephone"
Matthews. Il Democrat. WIS rc-:'Icct"l
mayor Of Boston. The city voted to.
license.
Mayor Weir Of Lincoln. \"b. removed
Chief of Police Cooper on the grounds
Of disturbance.
Carncyir'S wage scale agreement with
the mon will soon expire. Sweeping
reductions; will then be made.
DECLARING its KANSAS assessment is
unjust the Santa E'r railway will resist
payment Of taxes in the courts.
Lrhi@h officials hav" adopted III" plan
Of reducing wages rs Il r"hukc 10 those
employees who Went on the strike.
Prcsidcn, Walters, Of the pillSburg,
Kan. miners. has retired from tn"
leadership and will probably study law.
Organizer Sherwood. of the A. =. A..
attacked Catholics at Valparaiso. Ind.
and the meeting broke up in disorder.
Louise Baudrt and Daniel Bandnan
are airing their theatrical troubles be-
fore the courts of Helena. Mont.
The Chesterfield. ILL.,. coal mines were
sold TO the Bremen Coal Mining COLI
pany for $4,000.
Lillian W. BurriS. Il sixleer-y.ar-Ol1
school girl. has disappeared from her
home in Oltumwa. Iowa.
The supposed gold lind AT Gladwin.
Mich. proved to be white sand with q
mixture Of oxide Of iron.
Sigmund Khcinstrom. Of III" Cilicin-
natl firm OF Ithrinstrom Brothers. pc
| titiOned for Il receiver.
The Mutual Fir" Insurance company
| Of Knox. Ind. has collapsed. The Off
| GERS are said u have taken The funds
and fed.
The Illinois Central railroad, gross
receipts for tn. worlds fair period
were $G.431 900. The per cent Eaya-
BILE to the state is $4IO,11G
| Fraternal Aid society will pay 1900
to Mrs. Thatcher Graves, wife Of the
doctor who committed suicide in the
Denver Jail.
Four deaths occurred from diplithcra
at Council Bluffs in one day. y num-
Der Of new cases caused the closing Of
| the Third street school there.
| Diphtheria has become such an cpl
demic in Warren, Ind. that schools
have been closed. Several deaths have
occurred.
The Mississippi division Of the United
Confederate veterans AT Jackson took
steps toward establishing :. soldiers
| home.
The total vnll." IF Iowa crops. eX-
elusive of the products Of orchards.
gardens and vineyards. is placed II
$1G1 O37 OBJ
Reports are current in Newman. ILL.,.
that in the ncighbnring village Of
Brushy Fork the petriiicd body Of Il
man has been dug up in the cemetery
Cases against the Democratic county
commissioners at WinaDIic. Ind, for
alleged malfeasance We're thrown out
of court.
The suit over the estate of the late
Commodore KittsOn Of st. Paul was
decided in favor Of the heirs BY the
decision the heirs will receive between
100000 and $5,OOO.OOO.
The old parish prison ut New Orleans,
made historic by many deeds of cruelty
during slavery days and later by the
killing of eleven members of the Italian
Mafia. has been sold ut auction fol-
$1,000.
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1893-12-28

government ana considering the furtner
fact that in any event the present govern
ment, by its own declared limitation, was
only "to exist until terms of union with
the United States of America have been
n"~n+io tMl and n"rned NnOn.
I hoped that after the assurance to the
members Of that government that such
u...u collu not ne cunsuiilinateu ! might
Guilty.
Actuated by these desires purposes, and
not unmindfu Of the inherent tEarplcxities
my power I Instructed Minister Willis to
advise the queen and hire supporters OF my
desire to aid in the restoration of the status
existing before the lawless landing OF the
Of January last. If such restoration could be
effected upon terms providing for clemcncy
ns we'll us justice to all parties concerned.
The conditions suggested, as the last In.
structions show, contemplated general am.
nesty to those concerned in setting up tho
provisional government and a recoEnition O.
all its bona fide acts and obligations: IN
short. they require that the past should be
buried and that the restored government
could resume its authority as If its continu-
tty had not been interrupted.
These conditions have not proved accept
able to the queen, and, though she has been
Informed that they will be insisted upon.
president to aid in the restoration Of her
government will cease. have not thus far
learned that she is willing to yield them her
ucq'ueScnece. Inc cneck WHICH my pans
have thus encountered has prevented their
presentation to the members Of the provis-
ional government, while unfortunate public
misrepresentation of the situation and ex-
aggerated statements Of the sentiments OF
our people have obviously injured the pros
poets of successful executive mediation.
therefore. submit to you this communica-
tion. witt: Tie accompanying exhibits. en-
brnclng Mr.. Blount's report, the evidence
and statements taken by him at Honolulu.
the instructions given to both Mr. Blount
and Minister Willis. and correspondence con-
nected with the affair In hand.
In commencing this subject to the extend
ed powers and wide discretion of the con-
grcss, desire to add assurance that I shall
be much gratified to cooperate in any legis-
solution of the problem before u.s. which is
consistent, with American honor, integrity
and morality.
GROVER CLEVELAND.
Executive Mansion, Washington, d. c.,
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1893-12-28

The EicnncSe held a meeting on Sun
day to demand universal suffrage for
men and women alike. Judging from
the character Of the speeches made it is
very evident that neither the men nor
the women who participated in the
meeting have any true conception Of
the province Of government, and Meth
er are entitled TO a voice in the control
Of affairs.
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1893-12-28

James K. Sovereign. the lcw head of
the Knights of I.a1Or. advocates the
naturalization Of land and Of al nat
llral mouopuli"s. On The tariff he says
that as long as labor is allowed to
come in free. he American work KHAN
should not he COMFY He'd to make his
l.
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1893-12-28
Creditors Meet,

ing of creditors Of The Union Loan and
Trust company began to-day. There ar"
some fifty banker, attending, nearly all
from the last The committee has
Formulated Il comprehensive scheme of
reorGanizin= all OF The companies thai
failcd with The trust company. and his
was reported to liIr meeting to-day. IT
will be several days before tina! action is
taken.
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1893-12-28

ST. Paul, Dec. 10.-Thc Northern Pa
citic railroad employees arc in session at
the Sherman and Windsor to-day. They
opened their sessions early this morning,
and are busy preparing their case for
presentation to the company. Each
branch holds meeting in 4 room by
itself, and it is expected that when each
has reached :. conclusion it will appoint
committee 10 form part OF general
committee to draw up IN agreement
and wait upon tho officials Of the com
pany.
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1893-12-28

The pittsbulrg plan Of raising fund
by subscription to keep the unemployed
at work on park and other public i'm
provementS is in line with the phllo-
sophie policy of helping the poor to
help themselves. The idea is good,
and the plan will work we'll. The only
difficulty is the raising Of the fund.
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1893-12-28

Sioux Fails, $. d., Dec. 19.-In the
United States court Judge EdGerton dis
missed the contempt proceedings against
Sheriff Knott and cX-Shcrif Sundback
Oulc, Schultrr and Curry pleaded guilty
to obstruc;iIy the mails at Seneca, Faux
county. They vera fined respectively
500 $40 and 500. Court 'hen adjourned
until April >. Judge and MIS-. Edscrton
and daughters left for Los Angeles, Cal,
to spend !,t. winter
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1893-12-28

The movement started some time
ago TO raise by voluntary subScrip-
lions from the people Of Maine fund
for the erection Of a memorial statue
is an unfortunate Time to try to raise
subscriptions even for so worthy Il
cause as that of building Il last tribute
10 Names dead statesman.
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1893-12-28
nRnOf Robbed.

Laremore. Ind. T., Dec. 19.-The depot
at Fort Gibson was robbed by masked
men last night, and both mail pouches
and considerable express matter and the
cash in the Office carried off. The amount
SCI uIed is not known. This makes the
fifth robbery of the mails at that point
within the last year.
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1893-12-28

4 teacher. who WAS held ZIP in Clcve-
land claims that she frightened the
foolpad away by simply giving him the
..Schoolma'am's stare" good and hard.
The lady. or anybody else, who happens
to know the ingredients Of the stare
that will cause u highN aylnan to HE
himself away. will conf ): Il favor upon
the public lv publishing the recipe