Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1895-12-05
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A Sister of Charity in st. Vincent's
asylum at st. Louis has been appoint
| ed a notary public. sa
An Oklahoma statehood convention
has been called to meet at Shawnee
Dec. 4.
Charles T. Ritter, assistant secretary
Of the Tacony Savings bank in a suburb
I OF Philadelphia, is missing.
Gov. Altgeld Of Illinois denies that he
| objected to the presence Of federal
troops at Atlanta.
Ex-President Harrison denies that lie
made several thousand dollars by spec
| ulating in South African gold shares. 81
Gov. Altgeld of Illinois says that he
is tired of politics and will resume his
law practice as soon as his term ex-
pires.
It is probable that the government
| will not push the libel proceedings at
| present against the Laurada, recently
seized at Charleston, s. G., as a fill
| buster.
At New York Mrs. Mary S. yands1s
| bilt secured divorce with annual all
mony of $1,000, from Jacob S. Wander
bilt Of Tacoma, Wash, nephew OF
the late Commodore Vanderbilt
Rev. ]. e. Newhouse, aged 88, died
| at Greencastle, Ind, of paralysis. He
| was one Of the best known ministers
| in Indiana, and was q member Of the
Northwest Methodist conference.
Judge Richard G. Graves, aged 90, !
Woodford county pioneer, ex-state SEN
ator, ex-judge Of the Woodford court,
and prominent Knight Templar, died
! suddenly at Versailles, Ky.
The Forest Oil company Of New
York, Pittsburg and Oil City, one Of
the various branches Of the Standard
Oil company, is now in possession Of
the Guffey & Galley interests in the
Kansas oil and gas fields.
The plate glass combine, known as
the Pittsburg Plate Glass company, il
in session oat Pittsburg. Trade was
reported good. The demand is heavy,
and all the factories in the combine
are in full operation.
Judge Gibbons, of the Illinois superior
court, has decided that the law passed
at the last session Of the Illinois legis.
lature compelling BARRIERS to close their
shops on Sunday is unconstit donaI.
because it is class legislation.
The National Hardware association
met in annual session at Pittsburg,
with liz delegates, representing 40
many firms, in attendance. The
morning session was taken up BY the
reports of the officers and routine
matters. n
The whole system Of the Port Royal
d Western Carolina road was sold at
Greenwood, s. c., by Special Master
Theodore &. Baker, for $2,85O,OOO to
John ". Hutchinson, Jr., for Samuel
Thomas and Thomas Il. Ryan. Only
one bid was offered. "A.
Maj. w. S. Peabody has arrived in
Denver from Archuta county, South
ern Colorado, bringing specimens OF
ore taken from the largest vein ever
discovered. The vein as described BY
persons who have visited the spot Is
1000 feet across.
A basket was handed to Will Elem.
ing, a farm hand for H. w. TAYLOR Of
Carson, ILL.,, III the darkness. The dor
was not recognized. Upon investiga,
ton the basket was found to contain
a newborn female infant, alive and
| well. 17
| AhS oL<blCAIC11I VI tIIG luCVOuHL6 OI
Demberger, Bloom e. Co, the whole
sale dry goods firm Of Louisville, Ky,
who failed some time since, has been
completed by the appraisers for the
assignee, the assets being appraised
at SS5S.935.05. Total liabllities are
$1,2154OG.
Frank Wayland Of Marion, GRO, re-
ceived n letter from a Baltin,"ee at
t0rney, asking him his RELATIONSHIP to
William Wayland, who moved - Ohio
years ago. He WINS his son. The at.
torney now writes him that no IL heir
to the Wayland estate, in Maryland,
valued at $1,O00,OOO.
Foreclosure suits have l)een fled In
the United States circuit court at To.
Deka by Samuel Carr. against the Cen.
trnl branch of the Union Pacific, tho
Atchison, Jewett County q Western
and tho Atchis0n, Colorado 4 Pacific
Railway companies. The three suits
arc similar, and are all brought BIZ
Mr.. Carr ~ trustee of tho purchasers
Of the construction lords lssHed %
the time the EojlWayR WNka 1T