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The Globe-republican., 1894-08-17
OF q Truth.

Banks lin the newspaper line)-
H'mph! Here's squib credited to the
Perkins Junction Banner that wrote
six years ago for the Daily Bread.
Rivers fellow laborer|-Do you re
member everything you have ever writ
ten?
''Of course I do
What cave Of gloom your memory
must be.H-Chicago Tribune.
The Globe-republican., 1894-08-17
stopped Divorce Proceedine..

KALAMAZOO, Mich, Aug. AT. W.
Brainard shot and killed his wife at
Vicksburg yesterday morning and then
killed himself. Mrs. Brainard had re.
Gently commenced divorce proceedings
against her husband and this is the al.
legged cause of the dOuble tragedy
The Globe-republican., 1894-08-17
Not to BE Wondered At.

NOT 10 0o W Ondefe0 AZ.
Dawson is awfully in love with him.
self"
well, it's natural that man should
reciprocate the affection Of the only
person who ever admired him."--Har
per's Bazaar.
The Globe-republican., 1894-08-17

"YoU are nothing but a big bluff" rA
marked the river to the bank us that sop
retorted the bank. IF / take a notion to
come down on you your name will be mud"
indianapolis Journal.
The Globe-republican., 1894-08-17

\ FUGITIVE enbezzlcr from Cologne 10
reported as on his way 10 this country.
The detectives are understood to be on the
scent.
The Globe-republican., 1894-08-17

1T only takes four quarters to get the moon
tuli, TACT that causes envy to rankle in the
breast OF great many people.
The Globe-republican., 1894-08-17

SUNoAT is good day for writing letters,
and Monday isa good day to forget to mail
them.-Picayune.
The Globe-republican., 1894-08-17

It
6 he enlist din
five Ina
The Globe-republican., 1894-08-17

Mrs Mary Shirk. of Peru, Ind, one
Of the richest women in the west, i
dead.
The Globe-republican., 1894-08-17

SOME people are so constituted that they
can never see the bright side of anything
but dollar.
HE man who always does his best can al
ways do better next time.-Presbyterian.
The Globe-republican., 1894-08-17
SURPRISE.

SURPRISE.
Be careful how you go abroad in raiment
that is new,
Because sudden little shower may get the
drop on you.-Truth.
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1894-11-15
BY COUNTIES.
Returns From the Different COun-
ties Throughout the State.

Returns From the Different COun.
ties Throughout the State.
CIR Grand Forks, Special. Nov; 7.-Returns
from from 49, out of So precincts IN Grand
ticket from zoo to 500 plurality. and the
county Republican. ticket from 100 to 500
majority. The entire Republican legislative
tonight are as follows:
Sargent County-Johnson, sos; Muir, $50;
A Alias 5 a Kn Kin l52 Waase soo Miss
county give An Rntsr 5ss va VA
a ss 4 Sa,n u s7 s4 $x1 Kesys 5 N S1s
Eisenhuth. lbs; Briggs i,eSl;' Poter, Ills.
The balance Of the Republican ticket re-
esiyss OF about S0 mnree leg
Leans.
M McHenry -Gounty.seventeen prec99setts .
Pop.) and Ailin Rep.) are probably elected
REPRESENTATIVES
, Griggs County-Comp!ete returns from
majority ON the state, legislative an! and eonn
lists 92 tWG years give
Johnson 3o8; Muir a 222;Alin: a35; Wallaee.
T1snpIst snn ri a4s hass AZ
Si ~ $leste, 1s$ briggs Porter
49, ana wl majority of
Reeves, "a; ,Allin, 443; ;Kinter, 11s; Wallace,
2SS ue s4s pah 4l sette
ols, $7 aa; Somland, 331; Fancher, 374; Cud-
s$ Ma Ese cduntyr Ar precincts including
Grafton ety. give Muir 45S; Johnson' 570;
OILS, 672: Eissnhuth, 597; Bates. ISL; The
Fourth district is elected The Republicans
will probably elect jacobson sheriff; Brown,
clerk OF court; Foss, register; Spencer,
Nelson County-rwenty seven precincts out
Kinter 81; Ailin, 56s; Wallace. 3lG; stand
ton. 1856; Bartholomew, 505; Newton, 81;
Nichols, 562 Worst, 1854; LELAND, 3so; Dahl,
Pembina CountyJsi. Thomas city and
township, Drayton, Lincoln, Midland seeode-
ma and Carlisle townships give Johnsin 295;
n 22s BE- Rfeve W s A gs2 4o1 r knta lSq
Nichols, 27s: Nomland, 2ia; Bates, 800;
n Sth c9 sy gvs An los k nsns
Wallace, 1O3 Simpson is elected to the
legislature.
sfsf $ seeyd h So sss ,{ sao
publican county, and legislative. ticket.
Muir, $50; Alin. $50; Kinter. go; Wallace
118; Worst, s17; Iceland, $50; Nichols, 721 !:
Honland To- AGO; Briggs, 75 5dd; Porter, 400;
standish, $50; Bartholomew. 7O1; Newton
1905; Templeton 3S5; Dahl, 7S6; Siette, 400:
Fnncher, 1872: Cudhie, 1913 Prosser and
Walker dteps) are elected to the legs!a-
McCleary, statc's attorney: Hale, auditor:
deuel., county Judge, all Republicans, are
elected. The Democrats elect sheriff and
treasurer
Ramsey county gives Republican state
ticket $50 majority; Nicholas. 261 Cowan's
plurality, 100. The Republican legislative
and county ticket is elected except Barton
for sheriff and Taunton for treasurer.
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1894-11-15
Criminal Doiuxs.

A wholesale jewelry store in Chicago
was robbed in broad daylight.
The Dalles Orr express robbers are
captured and all the $4,000 booty but
5000 recovered.
David Stcne Of Yelverson, Ohio, was
fatally beaten by burglars and robbed
of $1,000.
]. A. Francis. teller of the City bank
at Hartford. Conn, is in Jail. His
shortage is $4,000
John Keyes, travelling salesman of
Des Moines, Iowa, ended his life with
poison at Sedalia, Mo.
Mrs. w. II. Jones was found dead
at Salem, Ohio. Murder is suspected.
Highwaymen at Lebanon, Ind, took
$500 from Dennis O'Rourke.
A Sparta, Wis, man was sentenced to
state prison for life for the murder of
woman whom he hypnotized, ruined
and hanged.
Tie Illinois supreme court ordered
the release Of Benjamin Fixmeir be-
cause lie had been convicted as ac-
cessOry to crime instead of as princi-
pal.
Carl Arnold and William Harvey,
the murderers Of Mayor Marsh of Kins.
ley, Kas.. were captured by officers
after fight.
In fight over game Of cards at
Indianapolis, Ind. William Rurkman,
bartender. attempted to act as peace.
maker and was shot dead by Frank
Walker.
Charles J. Searcy, the train robber,
was taken to Falmouth. Stafford coun-
ty, Va, for preliminary examination.
Searcy waived examination and the
case was sent to the grand jury.
Aaron Lewis was fatally shot by his
wife at Leadvilc, Col. The couple had
quarreled over the attention paid the
wife by cattlcman. Lewis cannot
live.
George francisco. arrested in Wind.
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1894-11-15
Personnl Mention.

Margaret E. Easter, the poetess, died
at Baltimore, Md.
Lillian Russell has reached New York
from London.
Mrs. Julia F. Burnham prominent in
charitable work in Champaign, ILL.,,
died during visit in New York.
Mile Di Dio, the concert hall singer,
noted for the largeness of her diamonds
and the smallness of her voice. was
married in New York to Stephen
Thorn.
The funeral of Capt. William II.
Bridgman, recent commander Of the
United States man-of-war Baltimore,
who died at Seattle was held at Keo-
kuk, Iowa.
Charles T. Cowden, one Of the party
of calvary, which captured Jefferson
Davis, disguised in female attire in
1865. died of heart disease at Seattle,
aged fifty-two years.
Jean de Reszke, the famous tenor,
is distinguishing himself as a horse
breeder. A short time ago he won the
Cars cup, worth 10000 rubles. Forty
five horses are in training in his sta
bles.
Gen. Ely S. Parker, who served with
distinction on the staff of Gen. Grant
during the war, is reported to be seri-
ously i'll at Fairfield, Conn. He is a
lineal descendant Of the famous Indian
chief, Red Jacket, and is the last sur
viving chief of the Seneca tribe of the
Six Nations.
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1894-11-15
WnshiAEtOM.

Government troops will be sent to
Indian Territory to rid the country Of
bni.dsts.
Government officials are investigating
the lead trust, preparatory to prosecu-
ton.
Attorney General Olney holds that
whisky in government warehouses in
South Carolina cannot be confiscated
under state law.
Judge Advccatc-G General Lemley Of
the navy in his annual report, favor
ably comments on the new law permit
ting alien sailors in the American navy
to be naturalized.
The President has approved the SEN
tence Of dismissal from the service I'M
posed by the court-martial which met
at Fort Leavenworth, kas.. recently
to try Capt. William S. johnson, re-
tired. He was found guilty on charge
Of conduct unbecoming an officer and
gentleman in not paying his bills.
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1894-11-15
Otherwise.

Orders have been issued to work the
Reading Golfers to their full capacity.
George Gould's match company has
been organized.
The entombed miners of Iron Noun
tain, Mich, are rescued.
William II. Willis was to-day appoint
ed receiver of the Commercial Alliance
Insurance Company of New York.
The annual meeting Of the National
Academy Of Arts and Sciences was held
at Yale university.
The Cherokee nation has offered a
reward Of $500 on the heads of the
Cook gang cltlaws, and there are about
400 well armed men in pursuit Of the
robbers.
The formal opening of the Whitley
Malleable Casting works occurred at
Muncie, Ind. The factory employs 100
men and is run by electricity.
The body of Frank Albright of Ster-
ling. ILL.,. was found in cornfsld west
Of Dixon. Ill. He was last seen alive
one week ago.
All the brickmasons in Jacksonville.
Fla, with the exception Of one small
gang, are on Il strike. They demand
So per day Of nine hours.
The long drouth in West Virginia has
caused great distress among farmers
and lumbermen along the little Kama
wha. Many sawmills have been COM
PEELED to shut down for want Of logs.
No more star fishes are to be caught
along the Kentish coast until January,
1896, because the nlussel beds are in
creasing too fast and the fish are need
ed to destroy the mussels.
Mary Louise Howard, colored wo-
man, has sued the Louisville and Nash
vile railway for $4,000 damages, al
leging refusal Of the railroad company
to let her ride in first-class car from
Cincinnati to Lexington, Ky.
Charles Price, giving as his address
351O Union avenue, Chicago, was taken
into custody at, Dubuque, Iowa, appar-
emily in a sorry state of dementia. He
had papers showing that he had recent
ly graduated ut Kelley institute.
The corner stone of the new United
Presbyterian church at Aurora, ILL.,,
was laid with appropriate ceremonies.
Col. CienfuegOs, the last of the San
SalvadOrean refugees detained at San
Francisco, has been released.
The federal court will be asked by
Tate Bros. Of Memphis to enter upon
an investigation of charges that have
been made against the cottonsecd oil
owners Of the South to the effect that
they have nearly all entered into q
gigantic conspiracy to control the mar.
ket for cettonseed.
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1894-11-15
AGE of HUMANITY.
Ten Centuries Added to 1t by Recent
DiscOveries.

Ten Centuries Added to 1t by Recent
Discoveries.
Washington, Nov. 9. = The human
race is nearly ten centuries older than
science had knowledge of before, as
a result of the extensive explorations
of the ruins of Niffer, snear ancient
Babylon. as described in a report to
the state department by Minister
Terrell at Constantinople. These ex-
plorations are being made at the ex-
pense of Philadelphians, and DR.. Pc
tiers and Prof. Hilpricht, of the Uni
versity of Pennsylvania, have super
vised the work. Many tons of tables,
vases, inscribed brick, sarcophagi and
the like have been exhumed, the sensu-
al and revolving worship of the god
Bel is more clearly known. His colos-
sal temple, with it's 100 rooms, has
been exposed, and the religion, govern
ment and customs Of men who lived
1900 years before Christ have been
revealed by the translated inscriptions.
Minister Terrell says that it will re.
quire sixty volumes to contain the de-
scriptions of these marvellous discov-
cries.
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1894-11-15
THE STATE ELECTION
THE REPUBLICAN TICKET ELEC-
TED by A GOOD MARGIN.
Alltu fur Governor Receives 0,OOo,
and johnson for Congress, 5,OOtl-
Miss Bates for superintendent
Runs Ahead of the Ticket-Ihe
Legislature In Republican,.

Fargo, N. D., Nov. Sat II O'Clock to-
| night chairman Robinson, Of the Republican
central committee, had received returns
from nearly every precinct In the state.
They give Allin Qtep.) for governor, d,OOO;
johnson (Rep.) for congress, 5000; Nichols
Briggs and Fancher, for treasurer, auditor
and commissioner Of insurance, 4OOO, anu
the balance Of the Republican state ticket
who leads the entire ticket. Pembina,
Democratic strongholds, give Republican ma
torities: The legislature Is Overwhelmingly
Republican.
Grand Forks, Special. Nov. AT mid
night the Republican state central commit
tee claims Johnson's election to congress oy
5000; Allin, for governor, by 6.OOO and the
balance of the state ticket by 1900.
Fargo, Special, Nov. Z. In Cass county
the entire Republican county ticket is elect
ed. Every Republican nominee for the leg
isature wins, and the state ticket has a ma
jority Of at least 1000 while George Mich
OILS runs 200 ahead of the rest of the ticket.
Reports received here show the election, OF
the entire Republican state ticket, by major
tiles from 1000 to 5000.
Ellentla!e, Special, Nov. 7.-Dckey, county.
%. Governor: Allin Nep) 575; Kinter
Dem.) 1872. The balance Of the state ticket
runs about the same us on congressman.
The entire Popuiist county ticket. including
the legislature, Is elected by small major.
ity, except the states attorney. whom the
Republicans elected. This is a large Re-
publican gain over 1892.
Wahpeton Special, Nov. 7.-seyenteen
precincts, out of a total of 80 in Richland
county, give Allin $50; Kinter, 454; Wal
lace, a: Fourteen precincts give Johnson
100; Muir, 421.
Pembina Special, Nov. 7-Fourteen, out
of % precincts. in pembna county. give
Allin 973; Kinter, 42S; Wallace, 52S; john
son, for congress, 903; Muir, S13.
Valley City, Special, Nov. Twelve pre-
lace, 100; Kinter, So. For congress: Repub-
lican, 221; Democrat, %; Independent, 2S5.
A1innewaukan, Special, Nov. In Ben
son county 8 precincts, out of total of 16,
give Johs0n 2S3; Muir, 104; Allin, 2S2; Kin
ter H. Ihe same precincts in 1882 gave
johnson 173.
Congressman johnson Rep.) is elected by
an increased majority over Muir ,tFusionl
ed governor by a majority over Kinter
(Dem.l and Wallace Q'op.) The Republican
majority is about 1000.
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1894-11-15
Unfortunate Event..

Unfortunate Events.
Forest fires caused heavy losses near
Corinth, Miss.
Sixteen lives are lost by the burning
Of hotel in Seattle, Wash.
Joseph Kercher was killed at Phila-
delphia, Pa, by batted baseball.
Seven persons are suffocated in q
New York tenement fire.
P. ]. Murphy Of Joliet, H., was killed
by train.
The power house and machine shop
Of the Canadian canal at Sault Ste.
Marie, Canada, burned.
About $1,000 damage was done to
the Galveston. Tex, artillery hall to-
day by fire.
The wholesale grocery of F. G..
ShOudy & Co., at Rockford, ILL.,, burn
ed. Loss $4,000.
Another man has died from the eff
fects of the dynamite explosion at Will
kesbarre. Pa. This makes four deaths.
Three trainmen were injured and COZ
siderable property destroyed by a COL
lision at Lima, Ohio.
Matthias Andrews of South Bend.
Ind, was struck by train and died at
Plymouth, Ind.
At Lebanon, Ind, a wagon containing
a party returning from a dance was
struck by Big -Four train and fire Of
the merry-makers were killed. The
dead are Gertrude and Grace Davis,
Tenna George, Carl Gowans, May Nc
Daniels.
At Hopkinsville. Ky, while Peter
long and James Johnston were conyers.
ing at Crofton. Johnston carelessly
struck his knife along the edge of a
cartridge he held, causing it to explode.
Johnston's hand was terribly burned
and Long was fatally shot.
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1894-11-15
TAKE ANOTHER TOWN.
Latest Dispatches Announce the
Capture of Taiien Wan by Jnps.

Latest Dispatches Announce the
Capture of Taiien Wan by Jnps.
London, Nov. ia dispatch from
Shanghai says that all the missionaries
Of the Presbyterian church who have
been working in Manchuria have left
the interior and have arrived in safety
at New Chwang. Another dispatch
from Shanghai says that the Japanese
have undoubtedly captured Talien
Wan. a short distance north of Port
Arthur. The Chinese fleet is reported
to have arrived at Wei Hal Wei. The
Chinese army of the North has re-
treated 10 the mountains where the
soldiers are reported to be starving
and suffering severely from cold and
exposure. The Japanese army is re-
ported to be encanped at Feng Wang
Cheng. The Japanese are pursuing
some $1,000 Chinese, mostly raw re-
cruits.
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1894-11-15
AN ABBOTTs DEATH.
Abbot Bernard Dies This Morning
at Saltwater.

~H~Oe ASSA D"Hu D4CS 1AAo NOTU1nB
at Saltwater.
st. Paul, Nov. 9.-The Rt. Rev. Alb
bot Bernard, abbot of st. Johns abbey,
Stearns county, died at Saltwater. af.
ter lingering attack of Brights dis
ease. Abbot Bernard. who was we'll
known to the Catholic clergy of the
Northwest, and beloved of the German
Catholics especially. was. born in
Austria forty-six years ago, and came
to this country early in the sixties.
He completed his ecclesiastical studies
in this country and was ordained here
IN 1871. For long time he did cleri-
cal duty at the Church of the Assump-
ton, and in 1889 was consecrated
superior of st. Johns abbey. He was
distinguished as student and was a
member Of the Third Plenary council
There will be pontifical services at
Saltwater tomorrow, after Which the
body will be brought to St. Paul that
services may be held here. On Satur-
day the remains will be taken to st.
Johns abbey, where final services and
interment will occur.
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1894-11-15

Ornithologists do not tell us that the
chicken is the most wonderful of birds,
yet the fact remains that, in proportion
to weight, it is far more important to
the human race than any other animal.
The census places the egg production
of 1889 at nearly 10000, 100000, valued
at $163,441 900, while the chickens
themselves were worth $142, 6444, $50.
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1894-11-15

|s,2; I.yhen nenrl:' lit; cohnors pela:1;
by ma jori,fes from 200 to 400 and the coun.
schools, who is beaten ~ ropulist votes.
Miller, Special, Nov. Thirty eight towns ns
in this Wand) county give total OF 200
votes. State. congressional anu legislative
change OF eighty votes In favor OF hepab-
ticans over two years ago. The remaining
two towns will not change the result.
Clear Lake, Special, Noy. Full Repub;
lean county and legislative ticket elected
In this iDeueD county.
Aberdeen, Special, Nov. THE returns
from the country precincts today; which
are now nearly complete, assure the cleo.
ton Of every Republican, candidate on til. the
posed to be the Populist stronghold Of the
state, but the result Indicates otherwise.
The state legislature will be Republican
Rep ssSf s 70 g op SssF estimated
watertcwn, Special. Nov; Gov. sheldon
s2a prayI IN recaHs
l.044 votes; Van Liew Dem.), 7l6. House,
fhnmss ReB 3D. ~ NchSs Mep 11Hh s
plurality, and Of the 126 legislators, 100
will be Republican.
Britton, Special: Nov. THE Populists
have swept this (MarshalD county. clecting
the entire ticket The Democrats fused with
them
Pierre Special. Nov. 7.-south Dakota fell
into line with the grand march and ELECTED
asz H epnHlican from. :9 ;o, 70 potion
gre asa haye carried the state, by over
Of the state will be very small The entire
Republican state ticket is elected The leg
islature will he very close. The Republic
Populists dispute. this. II the Republicans
have but six. majority II will defeat Petit
grew for United States senator.
Chamberlain, Special. Nov. Returns
from twenty-one out of twenty seven pre-
ceincts in Brn!e county give Sheldon 400;
u.s. ass; Democrats s'l; ropu'ists'
Parker Special, Nov. 7.-oaicial returns
licans have elected every single man on
the Turner county ticket. and will give
the state ticket clean majority of 500 to
Peeren rusion), candidate for county treas
urer, is defeated by about Is votes.
this CLAY county is stand-off. The Re
publlcans get six county officers and the
Pops seven legislators. The Populist major
tiles are small. The Republican state ticket
IL probably ahead.
Redfield, Ney. sphinx county, total
Howe Pop.) 994: Ward Dem), 20. The full
Republican legislative ticket is elected by
250 majority, Nine counties that were con-
Beadle. Codington, Brown, Grant, Potter,
Jera9ld and Buffalo, representing twenty
five legislative votes have all gone Repub-
total OF 126 members of the legislature A
Republican United States senator is as.
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1894-11-15
Attnchea Rockefeller, STOCK.

Duluth, Mimi, Nov. 1.-THE sheriff
has just made his returns in the suit
of Alfred Merritt against John D..
Rockefeller and Il. r. Gates. He has
managed to attach 1901 shares of the
Minnesota Iron company's stock be-
longing to Rockefeller, worth $780,,
600. Rockefeller will now be COM
PEELED to defend the suit here and his
counsel, George Wildwood Murray, has
just arrived from New York, presuma-
bly, for that purpose.
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1894-11-15

On account of the striking changes
which the great lava lake in Kilauea
has undergone this year appears in the
Hawaiian Gazette. The lava steadily
rose after the last great breakdown
Of the floor of the crater in March,
1891, when an area of $500 feet long
by 1000 feet wide fell more than 500
feet in one night. Toward the end Of
last year the rising and overlooking
of the lake filed the pit thus produced.
Since that time the activity of the lake
has been intense, as many as twenty
three overfows of liquid lava having
taken place in a single day, and the
walls surrounding the lake have been
rapidly raised by continued ovGrhows.
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1894-11-15

NJ. Y. Chung is the diplomat Of the
Chinese legation in Washington, whose
thorough knowledge of English makes
him the medium of communication be-
tween the legation and the press and
public. Mr.. Chung is a Yale graduate
and member Of the Delta Kappa Up
silon fraternity. He is one Of the first
of the Chinese officials able to speak
English without a trace Of foreign &C.
cent.
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1894-11-15

The attorney general of Jamaica, Con-
stantine Burke, is colored, and there
are four distinguished mon of color in
the legislative council. George Stiebel,
a negro, has been knighted by the queen
for his services in promoting the sue
cess Of the Jamaica exhibition. There
are colored representatives in the judi
cial and administrative departments Of
the government and it is Only a ques-
ton of time when the entire govern
ment of the colony will be in their
hands.
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1894-11-15

The death of Baron Mundy, the phil
anthrophist, Of Vienna, has caused
great sorrow to Nine Sarah Bern
hardt, who considered him one Of her
best friends. She never failed to visit
Mundy when in or near Vienna, and
declared that he was one of the noblest
men who ever lived. The baron spent
$4,000 in caring for wounded French
men in 1901.
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1894-11-15
Explorer Jepson win W..

San Francisco, Nov. IA. ]. Mount.
ney Jepson, explorer and author, who
went into Africa with Henry NJ. STANLEY
ana found Imin Pasha, will come Ia
California to be married. In n few
WEEK Weeks the marriage of Mr.. Jcpson and
M H1ss anna an, ,,.o Head. daughter Of A. IL.
man Of this CITY. will be celahrataI ''"ls
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1894-11-15

Judge Oliver Wendell Holmes of Bos-
ton, the son of the poet, was a lieuten-
ant colonel in the civil war, and was
wounded at Antietam and Fredericks-
burg. After the war he became pro-
fessor in the Harvard law school.
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1894-11-15
Contests In Virginia.

Richmond, Va. Nov. II. -EX-Con-
gresham Waddill, who is the ac-
knowledge Republican leader in this
district, said to-day that. he thought
that Borland, Rep, would contest the
election Of Lyle. DEM, in the Second
district, and that Thorpe, Rep. would
contest the election of Mckenny. Dem.
in the Fourth district. He had al
ready been consulted as counsel with
reference to making these contests.