Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1894-02-01

and two children, aged respect vely 3
and 3, were the victims.
r. C. Miller. financial kofHcer ofXa
Nenia, Oluo. X. Of III. olge, disap.
reared with 800 of the f1nds. A postal
card was received saying he had been
santlbagged at st, Louis. and the officers
there arc searching for him.
From Foreign shores.
Sedition in Sicily is apparently un.
checked. The orders to disarm the u
lanaaas are generally ignored.
DIR. Pelligrini has. withdrawn as 9
candidate for governor Of 1uenos
Ayres. The entire Argentine maize
crop has been ruined by the drought.
Tho large premises at Kings Cross
England, occupied by Joseph Thorley
as mandatory of cattle food, was
burned. The loss Is 100000.
A dispatch to the London Standard
from Turin says that Louis Kossuth,
the Hungarian patriot, isN suffering
from q serious attack of asthmaac ca
tarrh. The Daily News has q dispatch
from Turin saying that the attack OF
influenza from which Kossuth has sui
fered has. left him totally blind.
A dispatch to the London Times from
Yokohama says that the government
has publically expressed its determine
ton to resist all anti-foreign bills pro-
posed by any diet. The streets of To-
klo are still unsafe for foreigners ana
especially for ladies and children. The
police have closed the headquarters OF
all the political and foreign societies.
The notorious anarchists connected
with the L.cee Theater bomb
outrage at Barcelona, have been re-
moved from the prison to secure quar-
ters In the fortress Of Mont Juich.
Great military precautions have been
taken In this city on account OF the dis
covery of plot among the prisoners to
obtain their liberty and to perpetrate
fresh outrages.
The Berlin Cologne Gazette confirms
the report that the Russian government
has applied to the government OF
Greece for the keys Of the extensive
naval magazine on the Island of Paros,
In the Grecian archipelago. The is
land was formerly used by the Rus
slams as naval depot, and the present
APPLICATION Is made on the ground that
the Russian government is DESTROYS of
replenishing the storehouses. The gov
eminent has not yet arrived at decis-
ion in the matter, as the question of
the ownership Of the land upon which
the buildings stand is in dispute. 1t is
also understood that the government
Of Greece is consulting with the powers
as to what action to take in the matter.
d. G. Leveson, crockery and tea mer>
chant at Aurora, H., has failed.
A case Of smallpox was discovered
at Campus, III.
The Firth wheel was started at the
Mid-winter exposition.
Attachments have been placed on the
Novelty Works at Pecatonica, III.
Knights of Labor and the American
Federation Of Labor are engaged in an
e0rts to aInalgamate.
A bald eagle measuring z feet inch
from tip to tip Of wings was killed at
%Vscdalia, ILL.,, by Charles Image.
The old firm Of Whittier, Fuller 4
Co., San Francisco, has been dissolved,
the Whittier interest succeeding.
A bill was introduced in the Ohio leg
islature fixing the maximum railroad
fare at 2 cents mile.
The Grand Trunk railroad has made
reductions of 10 per cent. In the wages
Of all its trackmen.
Delegates Of river and railroad min
ers met at Pittsburg and discussed var
ious questions.
Warfare is being waged between the. |
grocers and Kerosene oil peddling
company at Charles City, Ia.
At Warsaw, H., the body of Fred
Leinker was found in a corn crib. He
had died of apoplexy.
Circus men met at Cincinnati and
formed q national league. Ephraim
Sells was elected president.
Gov. Markham, of California, author
lied a suit to have the 100000 Blyth
estates escheat to the state.
Kansas attorney general decided
against. chartering an organization for
the aiming Of laboring men.
]. d. Stafford, Of Chicago, was award
I'd custody Of his children at st. Johns,
N. B., but his wife kidnapped them.
oASuOp Aduemdcner, OF Fort wayne,
Ind, has sued an A. p. A. organ for
printing charges against Catholic asy-
lum.
The Galveston, Tex, City Council
the sale Of $4,000 of bonds to
provide for street work for the unem.
ployed.
Emporia Kan, cigarette dealers must
pay license of $500 and are prohib-
tied under penalty from selling to mi
nors.
The e. G. Whitebere Manufacturing
Company, of Ludington, Mich, made
an assignment. Liabilities, $25,OOOO; us
sets $4,000.
Cigarette dealers at Emporia, Kas.,
are required to pay $500 license. The
sale of cigarettes to boys is punishable
by q fine Of 500.
The sixteen-inch mill at Cumberland,
Md, which is leased to the Cambria j
Iron Company. after shutdown Of
four months has resumed operations.
Orders have been received to close
the two remaining coal mines at 1Nmy,
Wy0. This removes the sole industry
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