Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1895-08-22

10 De nlnSeu OcC. lS, Tor the mUrUer
Of Maurice Fitzgerald, mate of the
bark Hesperia. Hanson and Thomas
st. Clair killed the mate as the first
step in mutiny. st. Clair will die
the same day as his companion in
crime.
| From Foreign Shores.
The German and Austrian premiers
have had a quarrel.
The Salisbury government will at
tempt to advance imperial federation.
Russian naval officers are said to
have killed seals in Boring sea, which
they were sent there to protect.
| An Anarchist named Decoux was
killed at Aniche, France, by the ex-
plosion Of his own bomb.
The organ of the Russian sympa-
thizers at Sofia, Bulgaria, suggests
George Of Greece as successor to
Prince Ferdinand.
State officials whom he had criti-
cised, kidnapped Editor Perez OF Oak
AGA, Mex, and impressed him III the
Yucatan army. He finally escaped.
| Continuous rains have ruined the
rice crop in many parts of Japan. and
a famine is feared. Many lives have
already been lost and the damage ii
enormous.
The bread riots in Tabrez, Persia,
continue. A mob has wrecked the
house of the governor, who has re-
signed his authority and promises q
reduction in the price of bread.
Gen. Count Robert de Beaumont died
very suddenly, after a four days ILL
ness, at his villa, Merille. at Coppet,
on the Lake of Geneva, Switzerland.
He was sixty-two years old and leaves
two children, a son aid daughter.
Two we'll known British ships, one
bound from Melbourne for London,
and the other from Newcastle, IN. s.
W., for Panama, are long overdue, and
insurance men who have risks onsthem
have given them W as lost.
| A residence of the Cleuzkrug estate
was burned to the ground at Breslau
and four women and child persisted
in the flames. Four other persons are
suffering from terrible injuries re-
ceived in the confiagration.
| Otherwise.
Drouth and grasshoppers haze In
terfered with New York's milk supply.
Capt. Jamison will command the
steamer st. Paul.
A Helena MONTY woman has sued q
New Yorker for breach of promise.
"A young woman will shortly enter
the live stock commission business at
the Kansas City, Mo-, stock yards.
1t has been definitely decided to re-
move the headquarters Of the Order Of
Railway Telegraphers to Peoria.
A dangerous type Of Texas fever has
broken out among the cattle at Biz
mingham. Pa.
The New York tailors won their
strike and secured the abolition Of the
sweat shop system.
Southern railway and steamship as
ISOLATION lines have decided not Is cut
rates.
Cramps, the shipbuilders, II want a
trial trip made by the Minneapolis.
They think she can beat the Column
bia.
John Willets, the alleged outlaw,
shot in Territory, Kan, was exhumed
and identified as Bill Doolin, an in0f-
fensive farmer It,
The heirs of the Sharon estate are
ready to dissolve the trust which was
organized ten years ago, and which
expires Sept. 1.
A new line of steamers has been e.
tablished with weekly service between
New York and Port Limon, Costa
Rica-
The Brooklyn bridge will be closed
against trains and street ears Tor
twenty-four hours, for the frst time
since it was built, to allow rellairs on
the New York end 4. ai5
II. Arms, Chicago millionaire.
while attending the races at Cleve-
land, was sued by Howard z. Eels.
receiver for South Milwaukee lyYis.l
loisting machine company. e55 Il
A split has occurred in the New
York City Police board, Commissioners
Grant opposing the pending trial OF q
captain on charges Of negligence and
incompetency
A herd Of cattle belonging to s. r..
Klein, east of Guthrie, Okla, has de-
veloped Texas fever, and dozen OF.
more have died and many more are
sick.
/ Romeo. one Of the performing lions
ut an old-fishioned circus, exhibiting
In New York, escaped and created a
panic among the 1000 persons wit
Messing the performance. 4.
W. e. Snyder has sued Findlay.
Ohio, for 800. He claims his bust.
ness block. fronting on the river, has
been damaged by the sewage that Il
emptied into the river. n. n, IS
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