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Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1895-03-07
Washington.

Washington.
Patrick Flanagan was appointed as
postmaster, at Nesper, Wis.
1t is,assstm Congressman Springer
will bt Npointed minister to Mexico
H. to Il place Oh the federal bench.
Secretary Gresham has returned
hanks to the Mexican government for
he exceptional honors paid to Minlstc:
trays memory.
Harry C. Osgood, chief clerk to
'ourth Assistant Postmaster General
Maxwell, was stricken With apoplexy
while at work il Washington and died.
Congress will h. asked to establish
uniform electrical unit to agree with
hat adopted hy Great Britain, Ger
many and France.
Senator Chandler calmly announces
hat the next congress will investigate
he administrator gold bond deal.
timex Hawaii ard build the Nicaragua
lanai.
Both the president and Secretary Tar
isle intend leaving Washington for a
lest almost imIEed: ately, on the adj
'ournment of congress. The president
will probably 80 to North Carolina on
duck hunting trip.
Secretary Hokc Smith has approved
:hc report Of the appraisers who OK
AHMED the lands in the abandoned
Fort Bridger military reservation, Col
,rado. 1t contains 1O,459 acres, and
will be opened TO settlement under the
homestead law.
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1895-03-07
Criminal DOinSx.

Asa Milford. Il farmer. committed
suicide at Grcenville, H.. by hanging.
Vcncenzo Nino. New York barber,
cut his wife's throat from ear to ear
In the presence Of their two children.
A man. believed to be maniac.
created terror i'll Springfield, ILL.,, by
slas!lng at pedestrians with a razor.
Mrs. Lavania Bchannan. daughter Of
Congressman Harris Of Kansas, COM
mitted suicide at Luray, Va.
Chas. Drains was fatally and I'hos
Drains badly stabbed by Walter Dick
inson in Il quarrel at Cementvil!e. Ind
Prof. Miller Of Luxembourg Iowa.
was probably fatally shot by Il neigh
Dor. who mistook him for burglar
Albert Whipple, who wrecked the
Crawford (Neb) bank, is found to have
had remarkable criminal career.
G. II. Morrison. resident Of Detroit,
who was inspecting coffee lands in
Mexico was killed by bandits.
Near Charleston, w. Va, Cordelia
Hill. shot and instnatly killed her
father Robert Hill yesterday, who
was numerically beating his wife.
Cordelia Hall shot and killed her
father at Nippon, w. Va. The father
was numerically chast!sing one Of his
sons.
Marco Holman. related 20 the prcsl-
dent of the Nevada bank ut Los An
geleS, Cal. tried to commit su!ciue, He
was involved financially.
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1895-03-07
Personal Mention,

William Scott celebrated his Tooth
birthday at DelphoS, Ohio.
Edward D. Harrigan. aged Is son
Vt the famous comedian, died at New
Cork.
Gen. John Lindsay Swift, who Won
distinction in the civil war, died at
lis home in Boston, aged 81 years.
Congressman w. L. Wilson has been
,fl'e-e the presidency of the Univer-
it, OF Texas by the regents.
Henry Irving, the actor is indis-
eoScd ut London. Influenza is the
nalady from which he is suffering.
Col. William Miller, central figure
II the civil war. died at Texarkana.
rex, aged Il. 1t was his command
hat opened the battle at Shiloh.
OSwell c. Woolley. thrice mayor Of
|effersonviile. Ind, and one of the first
members Of The Tanmany society, is
lead.
Col. ]. P. Martin. adjutant general Of
he department of the Missouri, died
1T the Chicago Beach hotel yesterday.
lie had been i'll for some time with
kidney disease.
1t is announced that March 6, will be
he date Of the wedding between Miss
Anna Gould and Count Castellane.
The ceremony will be performed
:wice--by Archbishop Corrigan and
ny Rev. John Is. Paxton. The double
ceremony will be out of Difference to
The count VIII is q member of the
Catholic church.
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1895-03-07
100000 RHEUMATISM,
Bartlett. Frazier e Co., RiaIto Build.
ing.

Bartlett. Frazier & Co., RiaIto Build.
ing.
Chicago. May 1, 1894.
The Swanson Rheumatic Cure Com
pany, 1G7 Dearborn street, Chicago.
ILL.,
Dear Sirs-r can highly recommend
your "Schrage's Rheumatic Cure" to
all who suffer from rheumatism. A wear
ago last January while on a visit to
Liverpool. Eng, was stricken down
with an attack of acute infammatory
rheumatism, and confined to my bed
for seven or eight w>c.:a. had an
other t-"rs a few weeks late!. in Ber-
lin. a:.a third in Paris. I had the
very best medical attention. but cou,d
not get cured. ] returned to Chicago
about the end of April. very weak, slill
suffering and grew very much worse
NY joints were fearfully swollen: T
suffered srrat pain. consulted emin-
ent doctors but could get no relief.
Finally | was induced to try bottle
OF S:lraEe's Rheumatic Cure, and | can
frankly say that before l had taken
half Of one bottle I began to get relief
l took only four bottles in all and have
not had any return of the painful dis
ease. Therefore, 1 consiCer myself
cured. Yours truly,
HERBERT E. RYcRoFT.
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1895-03-07
Unfortunate Events.

Joseph Mickey. 4 Pana ILL.,, miner,
vas crushed to death by falling coal.
William Walhurn's house near Mum
,ie, Ind, was wrecked and burned by
natural gas explosion.
Lieut.. Fremont P. Peck, was killed
At the Sandy Hook proving grounds
~ the bursting of u rapid-tiring gun.
While working at a fire in Akron, o..
:hree tiremen were seriously injured
BY n falling chimney.
Five men are killed by a Penrsyl-
rania mine explosion and six others
are fatally injured.
Fire which consumed the coal break
" Of William Council & Co. at Con-
1ellton, caused loss of 100000 and
threw 600 employees out of work.
While Eli Seymour and wife Of Lew.
sston, Mich. We're at dance their
house took fire and their three child
zen were burned to death.
A railroad engineers disobedience of
orders led to wreck at Guthrie, O. T.
IN which one man was killed and u
score injured, several seriously.
DR.. Hallowell and family were found
it their residence at Fort Wayne, Ind.
IN a dying condition from the effects
II natural gas.
The schooner Ida G.. Schoolcraft and
William G. Wickam, bound for Rich
mond, Va. are believed to have found
cred.
An explosion of benZine and linseed
,iI at the Iron City foundry, P!ttsburg,
Pa. caused Il fire that destroyed the
works. William Schultz a painter, was
fatally burned, and John Bolasc, 4
workman was seriously hurt. The
loss was $4,000; fully Insured.
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1895-03-07

The war-ship Victoria, the Cunarder
Oregon and the Elbe were all COM
partment ships, and all went to the
bottom when rammed III collision.
The builders now say that the COM
partments must be built with solid
walls reaching to the deck, dispensing
with the convenience of communicating
aoors The City Of Paris is constructed
n this way, and she reached port after
her hull
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1895-03-07
Murderer Convicted,

Chicago. March :,.-Edmund Jordan
was convicted Of the murder of Alfred
D. Barnes, janitor of the Hiawatho
flats on Dec. S. 1894, and sentenced TO
life imprisonment. Annie Mahenev
was found to be an accessory after the
fact, and her punishment was left nv
the jury to the mercy Of the court
John B. jeffrey. the third defendant
was acquitted. Thomas Doaohue and
Edward Barbec We're arraigned at the
same time as the other defendants
but were discharged before the con.
eluSion of Toe trial.
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1895-03-07

For seven days the '.lsraelltes,' a
local religious sect at Detroit which
tries to initiate closely the actions OF
their ancient namesakes. recently
marched daily around Il block in the
north end. On the seventh day they
marched seven times around the block.
halted in front OF George L. Whitneys
feed store, and blew 4 long blast en- IL
horn. Then all the people shouted
with a great shout. According to the
formula the walls Of this impromptu
Jericho should have fallen down Fat
1t this point. But they did not iall.
The reason for all this was the oppo.
sltion Of some oil che people who ilvcd
q the block to the antics OF the sect.
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1895-03-07
STATE LEGISLATURE.
NORTH DAKOTA LAWMAKERS AND
THEIR WORK..
The rroccclings Of both branches
Of the Legislature, Arranged nnd
Condensed i'm Convenient Form for
Rapid Reading.

bismarck, N. D., Feb. 2S.-The SEN
ate passed Haggart's bill repeating the
law holding the owner instead OF the
city responsible for damages from de-
fectiye sidewalks; Vets, prohibiting
tho manufacture and sale OF cigarettes
and tobacco to minors Gntendcd to
remedy defects in Wineman's bilD;
Harrart's. for boiler inspections;
Rourke's, reducing the legal rate OF
interest from Il to 10 per cent.
In the house Stafne introduced a bill
giving n bounty Of s. per hundred
weight for binding Irvine manufnc-
tured in North Dakota from material
grown in the state. The minority re-
mort on the veto of the military bill,
against sustaining 1t, was made sDe-
cial for Friday. Winen,an created q
sensation by charging that the sen
ate had sidetracl cd his bill for the
deposit of state funds, and had at
tempted to defeat legislation on this
subject by messaging senate bill
O the same subject as having been
passed when it had not passed. with,
Il view to claiming that point when 1t
was, too late to remedy. The bill has
been sent to the house by the mistake
of the clerk, and was recalled by the
senate. Tyler's drainage bill passed.
The governor approved the civil code
and the gill for the geological survey.
Lindstrom's railroad bin was sent to
general orders by a vote Of 33 to %,
but was made q: special order for to-
morrow. The senate committee re
ported the following appropria ton
bills: Agricultural college, Fargo, $20,-
600; school for the def, Devils Lake,
$40, $50; Mayvillc pormal. $24,S60; Val
ley City normal, $4,000; university.
Grand Forks, $63O0O; insane hospital.
Jamestown, $13s,900; penitentiary,
Bismarck, $4,000; soldiers home,
$1S,450. The reductions from two
years ago are S7S,34O. The committee
also recommended an appropriation or
100000 for the determination Of the
cactus and $4,000 bonds for new
building for the insane hospital.
Madison, Feb. p. - The legislature
held a short session this morning
Three bills were passed in the senate
and large number were considered
in the assembly. The most important
bills advanced to 4 third reading
were those authorizing cities to pre-
vent the spread of contagious diseases:
requiring insurance companies to pay
interest on losses; reducing the capital
stock of the International Bank Of
West Superior from: 100000 to $780,
900, and directing the state treasurer
to refund to Washburn county The
money collected from that county as u
penalty for not paying tax when due
because Of the closing of the bank
where the money was deposited. The
joint resolution providing for con-
stitutional amendment removing the
limit Of $1,000 now placed on the sal
airy of the state superintendent was
also advanced.
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1895-03-07

Minneapolis, March 1.-The defense
in the Hayward murder case seems de-
.termined to fasten the responsibility
for the highway robber! of April u,
1894, on Adrian Hayward, the confess
ing brother of the accused. The CHI IF
incident Of the session Of the criminal
court this morning was the testimony
given by Fred Horst, of the postoftice
alley livery stable, that Adry Hayward
hired horse at 8 p. III. on that very
date. nd returned it at 1890. This
would have given him time to take
part in the hold-up Of his brother and
Miss Cling and Miss Vedder, with
whom he was driving. The defense
expects to show by other witnesses
that Adry was seen near the scene of
the robbery that night. The defense
also devoted some time this morning
to proving that Miss Cling had actually
contemplated going into the millinery
business on Nicollet avenue. an inten-
ton which would explain her desire
to borrow money from Harry Hay
ward. The agent of the property to
whom she talked of renting, and two
ladies for whom she had worked, ana
to whom she had talked of her project.
gave the evidence.
A watch repaircr in the employ of
Eustis Bros, testified as to the leaving
for repairs by Harry Hayward Of the
watch which figured in the Blixt story
of the tin box episode. The watch was
left on the morning of the day Of the
murder
The Jury Giving out.
There are renewed fears that the
jury may not be able to stand the long
strain Of the trial successfully. Juror
s. H. Dyer. the patriarchal boat build
er. is suffering badly from varicose
veins. This morning he had to be car
ried up the stairs to the court room
and provided with cushioned rest for
his leg.
M. D. Wilson the liveryman who
swore that he saw Harry Hayward
driving with Miss Cling the night of
the murder. was recalled and admitted
TINT he had told various people it was
too dark that night to SEE the face of
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1895-03-07

A few years ago New England was
much concerned about its abandoned
farms, and some writer's pictured a
gloomy future for country property in
that region. But the demand for these
farms now exceeds the supply. City
people want lem for sumner homes,
and by spen ing little money will
show that they were simply farms mis-
understood.
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1895-03-07

The original snow apple tree, now
seventy years old, is production of
Oakland county, Mich, 1t st'l! bears
fruit. The tree was planted by Apollis
Dewey on his farm between Birming-
Gam and Potiac,, and the experiment
u graft ng brought forth a new apple,
which, for lack of any other name, was
styled the "snow APPLE
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1895-03-07

Lincoln's birthday was observed to
4 greater extent this year than ever
before, and the speeches in commend,
'auon Of the services and virtues Of
The llustrious martyr We're remarkably
good. AS time passes, the orators find
more and more eloquent things to say
Of the man whose career touched both
extremes, and filled the interval
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1895-03-07
General.

The bill taking the health board be
Detroit out of the hands of the maSr
Was passed by the Michigan house,
Mallory & Heggblade, general mE-
chandisc, at Alta. Ia, failed with IL
bilities about $4,000. Is
New York states lower house killd
the bill prohibiting the wearing lie
high hats in theaters.
Cincinnati's board of administrator
has ordered tho Incline Plane Ri
way company to remove it's tracks fr4
the streets.
A large number of Baton sRous
La, people visited the river front /,
view the unusual sight Of ice foatis
in the Mississippi river there.
A plot to kidnap The eldesfFson
George Gould from his home at LaH
wood. n. j., was discovered and fri
trated.
A anonymous circular distribute
throughout Omaha charges the graz
jury and court officers With suppreA
ing an investigation of many crimes
A bill has been introduced In ii
Washington state senate making !
unlawful for any male person to- wet
4 queue.
Names Of 900 violators Of the Sui
day law were reported to the chief
police at Louisville. Test cases wi
be brought.
All cigarmakcrs of Marti CITY,, INld
went out on a strike because Teachl
W. Washburn refused to admit cd
ored children to the free school.
The carriage manufacturing esta]
lishmcnt of McLMr & Kendall OF WI
mington, Del. was closed on loe
judgements amounting to $35, OOc..
A bill has been introduced hi II
Missouri Legislature allowing gas cor
panies to pipe their products from sOI
town to another.
California's senate judiciary colnmi
tee favors n bill that no attorney cl
he disbarred for contempt before hal
ing been tried first for libel.
Orlando ]. Price and Miss Sink
prominent in Cleveland :Ociety ri
away u Jar cstown N. T., and we
married. /
A legislative apportionment BIN Isl;
passed by the Indiana house Az ~
Il measure substituting regency 4
the soldiers and sailors mOnallncl
commission.
f.. l.. Scofield, until recently past
of the Baptist church of AledO, ~
has commenced suit for 500 bas
salary and the church will light Y
case.
Ii,c Supreme court of Jefferson \ y
Mo. has issued decree annullink Y
consolidation OF the Grand Ayeni
Gable railway and the Kans.iSs ~
Hallway companies.
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1895-03-07

The readiness of Chinese generals and
admirals to commit suicide after a
disaster adds to the difficulty Of I'm
aerstanding what war means to the
Monaghan mind. To run away from
\ fortress as preliminary to killing
ones self is variety Of tactics that
never occurred to Jomini.
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1895-03-07

Dutch military cycling volunteers
have to pass a real examination be-
fore they are accepted for the mancu-
yers, but when passed theytget 8 flor
ins a day, first-class travelling fare and
are lodged as officers at the expense OF
the state.
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1895-03-07

Six veterans Of Waterloo. fought
eighty years ago, are still living in
france. fourteen in England and three
IN the United States. This represents
about all that will be left Of the veter-
ans in this country fifty years from
now
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1895-03-07

Dean Hole, the eminent British di-
vine, says that the clocks and chairs IN
this country, asserted to have been
brought over in the May flower. would
load to- the waters edg, the lars st
fleet Of vessels ever known.
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1895-03-07

Great progress has been made in
railroad building in Switzerland With
in four years. Ten mountains have
railways to the top. the Brienzer-Roth-
norn, 7,2SS feet, being the highest. An
interior railway, tunncled up to the top
Of the Jungfrau is now proposed.
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1895-03-07

George J. Gould. now that the yacht
ing season is over. is kept busy deny
ing rumors that plots have been formed
TO abduct his two sons.
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1895-03-07

South America has the greatest I'LL
broken extent Of level surface OF any
country in the world. Tie Llanos of
the Orinoco are so fiat that the motion
of the rivers can scarcely be detected
over an area of 100000 square miles.
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1895-03-07

Dead bodies, when taken as cargo on
a ship, are always described as either
statuary or natural history specimens,
owing chiefly to the supes stiticn OF
sailors.
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1895-03-07

Photographic clocks, which verbally
announce the hours Of the day ARE
made in Geneva. You can get CLOCK
that will speak in any Of the modern
languages.
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1895-03-07

An acrobat in Spokane thsater fell
from a height. landing upon and SER
ously injuring spectator. The spec
tator sued the manager and received
$500.
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1895-03-07
LANGDoN, NORTH DAKOTA

A "chaser" that is shot from a rock
ct and s;j,ots around the heavens for
fully ten minutes, has been invented
by man in Victoria. Australia.
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1895-03-07
PITH OF THE NEWS
EVENTS OF THE PAST WEEEk IN
M A CONDENSED FORM.

the Latest md Most important News
of tn brll, Quilted From the
TelegA 1888, Reports of the Press
AssOcintiOns.
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1895-03-07

bismarck, n. D., March 1.-The Kee-
ley cure bill was defeated in the house,
ny II majority against, then recon-
sldcred, and made special order for
tomorrow. Tho governor signed the
Dill extending from March to October
the time for the penalty attaching to
unpaid personal taxes. The probate.
penal, civil procedure and criminal
procedure codes are now in the hands
OF the governor. Lindstrom's Iowa
rallroad law was recommended for in
aehnlte poStponement from the com
Miltee OF the whole. the vote being B.,
10 -. The house refused to adopt the
feport--3O to 3O-nd it was made a
special order for Saturday. 1t is
claimed the code approved by the gcy-
efnor Yesterday contains every essen
'lai feature Of this bill without its un-
constitutional and unnecessarily harsh
features
Inc house committee recommended
the taxation of the Bismarck bridge.
Inc committee on railroads reported a
horizontal 10 per cent reduction hin
"lthoot recommendation. The house
passed the following senate bills: Greg
oiys, repeating the law relating to ter
ritorial reports; Davis, changing the
pace OF holding court in Wells county,.
Strohis, regulating deposits of county,
luhas; Arnold's, repeating special lava
Ielatlhs TO the salaries OF register and
treasurer or Grand Forks county: Per-
hlhs, organizing into counties unor-
canned territory. This bill will Dro-
viae Tor organizing other counties II
' ~. STARK county bill proves uncon-