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Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1895-09-19

held up by road agents In true West
ern style IN a suburb Of Omaha. The
plumber amounted to several hundred
dollads. III ;,si a9s
\ Hellmuth Loescher. the engineer OF
the Hotel Gumry Mt Denver. was re-
leased from custody by Chief OF Po-S
lice Goulding. City Attorney White
fort guided by the verdict Of the coro-
ner's jury, authorized Loescher'e re
lease.
Supreme Court Judge Charles r.
Brown of New York, signed an order
releasing BESSIE Fairbanks, who shot
Isaac A. Cochrane, from the state asy-
lum for the criminal insane at Mattea-
wan, and returning her to the custody
Of the New York authorities for trial.
William Dean. John Norton, Henry
Jones and Thomas Pastor, Chicago
commercial travellers, who had been
fishing and hunting on the Kentucky
river in Leslie county, Ky, were tray
cling mountain bypath when they
We're seized by moonshiners. 1t was
with the greatest difficulty that they
convinced their captOrs that they were
not revenue officers.
H. NJ. Howe, leading electrician at
Birmingham, Ala, left his sick Swear
old son much improved in health at
his home. Two hours later he was no
tilted of his death. The child's step
mother and Ellen Moore, her colOred
cook, said he had fallen from the We
randa and broken his neck, but traces
Of violence were found and the wOm-
en- have been arrested.
Foreign Gossip.
The Gillian ministry has approved
Of the treaty with Bolivia.
There has been sharp fighting in
Cuba. but Campos' censorship has
been effective in suppressing the news.
An Argentine official will come to
the United States to visit oil factories
where war material Is manufactured.
The Berlin Vorwaerts has been con.
fiscated and the editors will be ar
rested. 1854
A company of Cubans under sen.
tence of Imprisonment in the Fortress
Of Ceuta, Morocco, for rebellion were
deported. as$
The Paris police think they have Sc
cured an important clue to the an
archiSt who attempted to take the life
Of Baron de Rothschild.
An angry mob that insisted upon
having bull fight despite police inter-
ference caused a riot at Bay0nne,
Spain.
Count Won Altleinipgen-West enburg
has been arrested in London on an ex-
tradition warrant charging him with
the abduction of Lisetti Schweishofer
from Frankfort.
Rio GMnde do Sui rebels, who are
not satisfied with the terms Of peace
recently promulgated in Brazil, are re-
ported to be camped near Pelotas and
determined to keep up the revolution.
Official returns show that there have
been 2,O25 cases of cholera and 718
deaths from that disease in the gov
eminent of Yolhynia, Russia, between
July IL and Aug. II.
The province of Lojap, Ecuador, has
surrendered to Gen. Alfaro's forces
without resistance. Alfaro's victory is
practically complete and the war in
Ecuador may he regarded as drawing
to close.
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1895-09-19
Sunday, Sept. 3.

.
James Combs of Larimore gets q re-
issue of pension.
A laborer named Gunder Walsath
was killed near Sanborn by falling
from wheat stack onto a pitchfork.
While threshing near Drayton, Will
lam Halfpenny's team was burned by
O load of bundles being set on fire.
Ed Patterson has leased the Sheri-
dan house at Bismarck for two more
years. The steam plant will be placed
directly under the hotel.
Colorado parties have bonded and
are now working the old Black Hills
mica mines. They are also buying all
mica offered for sale.
In a number of fields in Wells and
Eddy and Foster counties forty BUSH
els per acre are reported, and several
instances more than that.
A Grand Forks man arrested for
killing more than twenty-five chickens
this year, which the law allows for
each hunter, was fiAed for lying.
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1895-09-19
sALvATIONIsTs.

Gen. and Mrs. nallinGton Booth ~
Work i'm Gambia.
Montreal, Sept 14.--Gen. and Mrs.
darlington Booth, who for several
wears have been prominently before :
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1895-09-19
nth OF THE NEWS
EVENTS OF THE PAST WEEK IN
A CONDENSED FoRM.

The Latest and Most Important
News of the World, Culled From
the Telegraph Reports OF the
Press A-ffiations.
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1895-09-19
Tuesday, Sept. 10.


Mr.. Hoy of Absaraka was badly in
jured in runaway.
Liberty is the name of new town
ship organized in Pembina county.
Hobos tried to 80 through M.
Lynch's store at Lidgerwood and three
Of them got run in.
The Hillsboro starch factory is pay
ing Is cents per bushel for uncorted
potatoes.
Two farmers were arrested ut Rey-
nolds for working on Sunday, and
were taken before justice who very
sensibly discharged them.
County Commissioner Anderson Of
Grand Forks county let 81 fire escape
while he was burning straw, and a
heavy wind drove it to the banker
farm and destroyed section Of wheat
in the shock, but heavy rain occurred
and put out the blaze. About 1000
bushels Of wheat were lost.
The maintenance of the state uni
yersity being now an assured fact it
will open it's doors for it's twelfth an
nual session on Tuesday, Oct. 1. 1t is
announced that the approaching ses-
sion will be one Of the most prosperous
in the history of the institution.
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1895-09-19
Monday, Sept. 9.

Fargo's municipal court is doing a
rushing business.
Another bootlegger was gathered in
at Casselton.
Two Trail county bootleggers are
getting free board.
Hon. A. p. Rondesvedt of Wahpeton
will spend three years in Europe.
Galchut, Richland county, is infected
with numerous typhoid fever cases.
The Wahpeton city council will pass
a curfew ordinance at its next meet
ing.
"A. two-year-old child at Mimic had
it's skull crushed by a kick from a
horse.
Billy Gibbon, blind pigger at Ar
doch, shot an obstreperous hobo in
the arm.
Little Ethel Fryar, who was sup
posed to have been abducted at Grand
Forks was found, and the father with
the three children left for Indiana.
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1895-09-19
Wednc.day, sept. II.

Thomas Thorson will spoil stamps at
Bartlett.
Marshal Browning of Buffalo has
been gathering in the bcotleggers.
The fall term of the agricultural col
lcge will open Oct. ].
Extensive prairie fires are reported
from the western cattle ranges.
Louis Berry Of Napoleon was killed
in boiler explosion ne IL Wheatland.
Thieves broke into the Great North
ern depot at Grand Folks, but got
nothing.
he Trail county seat case, which
has been in litigation for years, has
been settled in favor Of Hillsboro
agnin. The case was heard before
Judge Mcconnell at Hillsboro, submit
ted and decided.
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1895-09-19
Thursday, Sept. II.

There are 1896 acres Of artificial
forests In Steele county.
The Absaraka postoffice was robbed
as well as the Staples store. Besides
the cash, $75 in stamps were taken.
Louis Anderson, near Williston. was
shot through the lungs while cleaning
n revolver ''that was not loaded"
Charles Albertson of Bismarck was
arrested on the charge Of selling booze
without q government license.
District Attorney Tracy Bangs ran
into a dog with his wheel at Grand
Forks, and felt quite sore when he
woke up.
l.. Nelson, who clerks for l.. II. Pc
ters0n Mt Jamestown. went back to
Denmnrcl last winter on q visit and
married girl no had never spoken to
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-12-20

The Knoxville Tribune. III II recent is
sue, contains an Interview with GSn-
erallV. d. Groner, OF this city, in which
is the following:
1T is estimated that the truck farm-
ing business In and around Norfolk
brings 10 the people of that co'ntnu-
nifty about $1,000. 600 year" said Gen.
V. -. Groner, the wcll-known Virgin
ian, ut Chnmbelir's. 81 know OF one
man who makes Il clear profit uf $25. 900
a year on produce shipped to the Nor
thern markets, mostly knlc and spin
ach. Norfolk Is improving all the time.
and her future Is as bright as any
city In the South. The Southern rail
way recognized her many points of SUI
periority. as was shown by locating
the principal Atlantic terminus Of the
system there. and the acquisition of
valuable property. Besides. the South
ern will put on II new line of boats.
that will be n great addition to the
shipping interests of the port"
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-12-20
Corporation Conrt.

The third trial of the suit OF Har-
rlson Brown against High Constabl
Hayes to recover $3.50 damages, which
Brown alleges to have sustained on nc
count OIL an irregulaiity in neglecting to
return an attachment in due time Ia
the Clerks office, and an alleged ey
jcesSiVe sale under q levy made under
DISTRESS warrant at the same time.
occupied the attention of the Corpora
.tion Court yesterday. The jury. after
1eins OUT several hours, returned YER
oict for $3.50 In favor of the plaintifr and
against the High Constable. Messrs.
Coie d Shultice represented the plain
LII ana burroughs Bros. and Ivor a
fage the defendant. a motion was i'm
jtsneuieteiy made by defendants counsel
49, rest Oh Judgment and nav trial.
"nich motion will be argued later.
. CoInmonwealth's Attorney Baum yes-
ts seao proceeded 10 recover the sum of
Soyy iroIn the two young attorneys. Mr.
E, Jason and Mr. T. ]. Wool. OF Wool
! q ,, w li'e, the same sum being the
ss.a5 oi pond under which the col.
- 80 hhih 5oyner was placed. and for
.MhoHi the attorneys were sllretics az
the tune that he escaped from their
FSsustooy IN Nansemond county. the facts
A., ItoiLnec'ion with which have been
po,ni IN full several times. The
l. .sssary papers for the collection Of
the amount were ordered hy Jua,.a
8ffancKei yesterday TO issue. rrturnabIo
on the FIRST Monday in February
81. Judge Hanckel also ordered Yesterday
9that papers against Joe Mclean ISSUE
10 recover the sum of $50, the amo,,nt
sol bond of Moses Johnson coIornn
charged with running a policy shop. and
pdlleu 10 appear before the C,orporatio,,
Court. which he failed TO do Mr. Nj
Lean was surety in his bond.
I'd Az late hour last night the C,eg..
poration Court engaged in trvjnr =
small ciiyl case OF r. e. Gornto e. CO
svs. Hill. Consolvo & TAYLOR. ~
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-12-20
a Nomng Mnn.s Enrntun,ion.

name as Ralph Gale. is now held at
the first station-house I'm Washington
on suspicion that he Is ot unsonnd mind
He went to the station-huusc Monday
morning before daylight and insisted
that the police should i,u Ia Il diSrcputn
bile house and compel II girl there who
calls herself Hazel Moore tn marry him.
II is said that she is connected with n
reputable Baltimore family, having
changed her name. Gale, who met hcr
that she promised to marry him. Gnlc
says he has been employed at Roanoke
in the store OF the Norfolk and Wcster,,
railroad. He will he held until his
friends are heard from
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-12-20
Publications. Received.

GODEY'S MAGAZINE FOR JANU-
ARY.-Godcy's Magazine for January
IL excellent. II is n woman's number
All the articles, stories, and poems in
II are either by or about women. In
cover. Illustrations, fashion depart
mcnt, md all the familiar features,
the customary standard Is maintained.
Ten cents a copy.
FRANK LESLIE'S MONTHLY FOR
JANUARY. 1S96.-rhe January number
OF Frank Leslie's Popular Monthly IS
illustrated with more than one nun
dred upto-datc pictures. The leading;
article is upon "GreWt Ship Canals
Among the other articles are: IA by
gone bohemia" adescriptive paper upon
Morocco, "a Day with the Sandman
funny Fishers" "Chamols Hunting In
the High Alps" ami Naval Cadc,.
Days at Annapolis The Ice OF Nir-
Einia" series will begin In the next
tFehruary) number, with the introduce
tory article by Mrs. Roger a. Pryor.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-12-20
U. $. Commissioners Court.

United States Commissioner Groner
yesterday heard the case of the United
States VS.. Martin Olsen. who was chErg,
ed under Il warrant sworn out by G. Il.
Walton, captain of the schooner Annie
Fl. Burrow. with ussaultinE him upon
the high sens. The warrant was dis
missed, there being u. conflict or evil
dence as to who was the aEresSOr.
a counter warrant against a. w.
Smith, mate OF the same vessel, sworn
out by Martin Olsen. charging the mate
with assuultIng him on the high seas
was also dismissed.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-12-20
10 Whom 1t May Concern.

!. WAi. II. BARNES. a D.n,,t, c,.,,,
o. 1i the County Cour, OF Norfolk COUNTY,
w RRersby certify that DIR. l.. L. SAW
ne Ely fo ms license to practice medicine in
SgroliEa ana Virginia ~ ''i
ael0-lW' WM. II. BARNES, ID. c.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-12-20
/. CenFt of Law and C,,nnccr1.

The only business transacted l,. a.,
court OF Law and Chancery yesterday
was the calling of the suit, 'in deht' NJ
sBuTruss, Son & Co. VS.. D. J. Bowden. r.
recover the sum of $2sI5O The defsnd.
ant appeared and confessed Judgment
was entered
y, The Court appointed r. d. Doyle. II.
y; Harrison and L. b. Allen appraisers
,of the estate of Buena Vista Cherry. de-
ceased. In the place of the appraisers
2osmeriy appointed. - :
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-12-20

Justice Burroughs had small Po-
4 lice Court docket yesterday There
were but two cases that called for Il fine
4 above the minimum. they being cases
#of assault, which His Honor was not
u justffied in passing over lightly, and
me imposed proper fines upon each Of the
@oRenders.
COSTLY RESISTANCE.
"A After the trial OF Peter Johnson.
white man. arrested "Wednesday night
& by Officer Boult. he realized that II
was costly fun to get drunk use pro-
q family, and resist an officer These
Were the three charges that stared John
son in the face as lie stood before the
Y Police Justice yesterday morning, and
when His Honor was through impos-
ing his fines they footed UP sli.25, IN dc.
fault of which the prisoner went to Jail.
N 54ss MUST BE PROTECTED.
81 If there is one offender that Justice
Y Burroughs refuses to be Intent with
) more than another, II is the one that
h comes before him on the charge of as
8 saulting an officer While Detective
ghWilliams was attempting to arrest
Y colored man Wednesday. for commit
& ting nuisance, he was attacked by
4 another one, named William Carvin,
h and the detective was forced TO give his
attention to the latter. causing the
first one to escape. Carvin was very
/ nnruly fellow and 1t took several taps
! from tina officers billy to quiet him
down and get him to the police station.
j In the Police Court yesterday Justice
4 Burroughs gave him further punish
q ment by imposing n fine of sl0.2a upon
him. in default of which he went to
4 Jail. 49,
ASSAULTED A WOMAN.
II James Smith, n colored man. with
Il q good reputation, who keeps II gro
mr. et, ~
rested early yesterday morning by Dep
uty High Constable Manning, on n war
{ rant sworn out by Martha Bowen. col
4 ored, charging him with Knocking her
\ down, in3urinE her arm. choking and
b kicking heb SO badly that she was
( forced to go to the Hospital for treat
ment When the case was called IN
y the SPolice Court yesterday the woman
II appeared with n bandaEed arm in n
) sling and q badly disngurcd throat and
face Mr. Julius T. Saunders repre-
/ scented Smith, and drew out the facts
" that the woman had been arrested on
n several other occasions for mistlemcnn-
& orsi that che was addicted to drinking
B LIQUOR and bad character. The evil
Adence proved that she provoked Smith
into striking her and then threatened to
Z shoot and kill him. Smith denied bca :
II ing her to the extent claimed and tes-
s. fifled that the damage to her arm was
caused by a fall that she received in
L q pistol to shoot him
~. Justice Burroughs did not think that
i Smith was Justified in striking the
woman. even though provoked as claim
led by him. His Honor therefore fined
him 50 and costs. MIR. Saunders noted
= an appeal for his client. but Iatc, win.
s drew his motion and allowed Smith TO
& pay his fine, after which he took ont
a PEACE warrant for the woman. which
I Will be tried Tomorrow.
i; MINOR oFFENSEs.
IF Henry Sutton, colored false nro
lenses: continued to December Goth.
James Smith, colored, assault on
Martha Bowers; fined SIS and costs
William Hoffman. white, nuisance.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-12-20
The High school Cadets.

The recently organized High School
Cadets will give an enjoyable concert al
Montciiorr Hall this evening. beginning
ut S o'clock. the proceeds from which
will be used in assisting In securing uni
forms for the corps. a pleasant even
ing Is promised all who attend. Tickets
are % cents
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-12-20
MINOR oFFENsEs

u Henry Sutton, colored false nro-
lenses: continued to December Goth
James Smith, colored, assault on
Martha Bowers; fined SIS and costs.
William Hoffman, white. nuisance.
sent back to Baltimore.
By Ella Johnson. colored. breach of tbe
peace; fined 81 and costs.
Susan Hail. colored, larceny; dis
w. T. Irwin, white, cruelty to animals,
continued to Gath.
Gardner,. Peter Johnson. white
drunk; fined 81 and costs.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-12-20
] COURT YESTERDAY
;l Burroughs Imposes Heavy FINES for
Resisting and kssauliing Officers.
THE 1 L BUSINESS OF THE OTHER COURTS.
Fined for Assembling n Woman-Ts,e
Third Trial of Il Suit Against the
3 High ConstabIc--Dccds Recorded
Rnn Marriage iiccnscs Issucd-To
RE-, Proceed Against the nondsnscn.

Justice Burroughs had small Po
lice Court docket yesterday. There
were but two cases that called for Il fine
above the minimum, they being cases
Sof assault, which His Honor was not
II Justified in passing over lightly, and
.she imposed proper fines upon each Of the
offenders
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-12-20

j. II. Earnest and Marguerite l.. Ear
nest. his wife, to c. G. Barclay, a lot OF
land. with improvements thereon, sit
uatea on the east side of the Maylield
road or Kelly avenue; consideration,
$500
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-12-20

Thomas Madison to Pattie Ogburn
colored; Johnson Chester Jones to Jen-
ME Powell, colored.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-12-20
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Cny thirty Fruit Trays, 8x12 inches. Are they Cut
GlaSS? rev can tell soc. ones marked down TO &c
aby Horse and Wagon, all iron, big strong toy Special
Chds Picture Books, nearly an inch thick to create
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Mckeled Iron Train, three great coaches and engine
Nckeled Stoves bronzed utensils baby stoves but real
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Mems Fine Oak Shoebackng Stands beautiful gift and
Arlington Edition Cloth Covered Books-al the poets,
all the novelists think Of it 1Oc
-,- =-=::=:=:== Watt, Rettew & Clay.
The weekly Thibodaux sentinel and journal of the 8th Senatorial District. [volume] (Thibodaux, Lna. [i.e. La.]) 1875-1898, 1895-02-02
No p

entrainant sa sgur, ellie laissa-Ia IL
sous-p.efet un pen confus ct desap-
poInte. Ia princessc Elisa semb!ait
retiechir Ia conversation du fonc-
tionnaire etait menacante pour lie sort
de ses bijoux. Dependant, peu d peu
ellie Sc rassura.
| -Baclocchi, Sc dit-elIe, est un
gafcon prudent il connait le prix
dies chooses il aura prs ses plecau-
tlons.
Cepenaant les heures s'ecoulaient,
ct il etait temps de songer au depart.
Madame Baciocchi ne pouvait envi-
sager, sans un depit secret, lie vide que
pro'luirsit dams sa parure du soir, le
retard des claimants sur lesquels ellie
await complt. Pauline allait paraitre
i ce hal ,laas ,onJ son eclat F; plus
belle, plus r,>p'endlssante, ellie deyait
attirer toss les regards ct laisser 50
sGnr sur le second plan. On beau
etrc princesse de Lucaues ct de
Piombino, meme grande-duchesse dc
Toscane, Oh ne Sc resigne pas pa
raitre moins fastuense, moins impo-
sante, moins liehement caparancon-
nee ct empanachae qn'on ne le pour
rait. Quel remede i celia ? Poster
contre Baciocchi. Sc promettre de lui
faire expler sa negligence La prin-
cesse Elisa ny manqua point, mais
cette r.vanche ne reparait rien. Bon
gre, malgrc, il fallait Sc rendre dams
son appartement ct songer sa toilet
| te. Madame Baciocchi allait s'y de-
cider, ct deja ellie gravissait les mar
ches du perroD, quand un homme en-
costume d'etatmajor Sc presenta q
ellie. La poussiere de Ia route encore
repandue sur ses habits, ct une chaise
de poste, arretee dams Ia cour, indi-
quaient quill arrivait q linstant
memo.
Diem SOFT louc, s'ecrla la prlnces-
Sc, vous VOLTA enfn Ii etait temps
-Altesse, dit lie beau jeune homme,
excusez-moi !; les chemins sont en-
mauvais etait. J'ai ell beau faire
diligence, courir de mutt ct de jour, il
ma etc impossible d'arriver plus tot.
--Et vous ates seul .J'avais
ordonne qu'on m'envoyat mademoi-
selle Laure Grandval
! -Laure Grandval, dit deml-
volx le jeune officer
En- aurait-elle etc emp3che,
!. monsieur
i -Altesse, Laure Grandval, ma
seur, ma pu supporter jusqn'au bout
cette course forcee. Je rai laissee q
, Genes, on j'iral Ia reprendre.
Il -Vous etes done le capitaine
Maxine Grandval, attache au prince
Eugene?
-Oui, Altessse ct aujourd hui
au service de Ia princesse de LucGues
) ct de Piomb:no, grande- duchesse de
Toscane.
J., A notre service, capitaine
5 J Zen suis enchantee; j'aurai soin de
votre ayancement. Mais, c'est qu'il
j est fort bien ce jeune homme, ajouta
! t-elle tout bas en- jetant un coup
! d'eil sur rofficier.
] Celui-ci soutint Get examen avet
laplomb dun homme qui a Il
conscience de son merite ct qui sal
q tirer parti de ses avantages- Elis'
e n'avait pas lie temps de pousser plus
II loin cette enquete lheure pressai,
q on allait bientot partlr.
). -Et ce que yous avez me refne'
tire, monsieur ajouta-t-elle.
{, -Altesse, repondit rofficier e
re tirant un portefeuille de sa poche, j
il mai que cette lettre.
IS --Rien autre dit la princess