Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1894-08-09
killed himsen. No cause for tbs act l.

At Mount Vernon, Ind, Geof itSSF.
ell made murderous attack. AOT%9e
wife. The woman seized club eA
dashed his brains out. IN
While quarreling with man VI m
he supposed was too intimate withHSs
wife, Charles Williams OF Jeffersdh n
vile, Ind, was killed.
Banks Of Delaware and Lorain, Ohi6.
have lost hundreds of dollars through
the crooked work of q man calling him
self f. w. Cellar.
Incendiaries saturated thirty req
dences in Jacksonville, Ind, with oil
and set fire to one Of them in an At
tempt to burn the city.
The strikers charged with obstruct-
ing the United States mail ut Little
Rock, Ark. were discharged because
Of insufficient evidence.
Twenty convicts took part in a riot
in the penitentiary Mt Jeffersonville,
Ind. and Robert Buckner was fatally
injured.
Whitecaps near Columbus, Ohio,
burned the barn Of D. 4. Spangler and
warned him to leave the state. He had
quarreled with his wife.
Aaron Harmon, colored, head man
of barn burners club" was shot and
killed by Chief of Police Davis at
Huntsville. Ala, while resisting arrest.
Mrs. Sarah Postles has fled d.
vorce libel at Wilmington, Del, against
Gen. ]. Parke Postles. She charges
him with undue intimacy with other
women.
Charles I. Martha Of Menominee,
Mich, is missing. He was last seen
at Sturgis Bay with stranger. As
Martha had large sum Of money It Is
believed he has been foully dealt with.
G. A. Calgrove, a saloonkeeper Of
Charles City, on getting out of jail for
violation Of the state liquor law, was
arrested by government officers for
selling liquor without license.
Levi Wrinkle, roll hand IN the Wa
bash rolling mill, Terre Haute, Ind,
shot and killed Charles Williams who
charged him with alternating his wife's
affections.
Oliver NJ. Dix, who was in Jail at
Detroit, Mich, for brutally whipping q
son, committed suicide by taking poi
son. He was prominent citizen in the
suburb of G1eenville.
LII 4NcWlOA 1 Cu6AA, VIC
fifteen-year-old son Of Farmer James
Heyworth, shot and killed Mary Cuth-
bert, his pretty little cousin from Loop
ard, Chester county. Then he said he
did not know the gun was loaded.
The jury in the case of Louis j. Silva,
charged with embezzling 100000 from
the Rain water Bradford Hat company
of ST. Louis, found him guilty and fixed
the punishment at three years impris-
onment in the state penitentiary.
A. NJ. Livingstone, ticket agent at
Gillette, Colo, on the Hidland Termin-
al road, was found dead in his Office
with a bullet hole in his head and a
revolver with one barrel empty at his
side. He has a mother living at Ham.
mersville, Ohio. He was unmarried.
Foreign Gossip.
War between Japan and China is de-
clared.
The anti-anarchist bill was adopted
by the French chamber of deputies.
The government was sustained by a
vote Of 1877 to SO.
The khedive Of Egypt, Abbas H., is
engaged to Ermine, youngest daughter
Of the late Sultan Abdul Aziz, who
was murdered in 1881. Ermine is six
teen years of age and Abbas is about
twenty years old.
The Constantinople correspondent CT
the Standard telegraphs that, notwith-
standing the attempts at concealment,
it is clearly established that over 1000
persons lost their lives during the re-
cent earthquakes.
Tha =
| ed to the reforms proposed by Japan.
British and United States marines
have been landed at Seoul, the capital
of Corea. in order to protect the Brit
ish and United States legations respect
lively.
Nine De Sartorius has been elected
at Paris uother-gcneral of the Nuns Of
the Sacred Heart, the place left vacant
De Sartorius is the last connecting link
between the present members and
Nine. Borat, the foundress, from
whom she was the last to receive the
ring and cross Of the professed nun.
1t is now certain that 40 persons
went down with the italian steamer
Columbia, which collided with the
Russian steamer Vladimir iG the Black
sea few days ago. All the evidence
badly inculrates the Russian seamen,
who deliberately abandoned the Cclum-
bia and her crew and passengers to
| their fate.
Otherwise.
A statue of Gen. John A. Logan was
unveiled at Hot Springs, s. D.
| The strike on the Southern Pacific
is declared off unconditionally.
Rainmakers are bombarding the sky
at Fort Dodge, Iowa.
| Maj. W., H. Upham is nominated for
| governor by Wisconsin Republicans.
Col. Breckenridge, it transpires, has
been expelled from the Lexington Ma
sonic lodge.
The Southern Pacific railroad shops
at Sacramento have resumed opera
| tons.
The employees Of the Montana A. r.
| U. at Butte have declared the strike of
and applied for their old positions.
| Seyenteen-year locusts have appeared
at Kalamazoo, Mich, but thus far have
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