Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1900-06-21
Domestic.

The rod mills at Joliet. Lis. are to he
rr"lmned.
The Daly-Clar forces in Montana
are at war again.
Tom Sharkey knocked Iank Kenny
out in the first round.
The end of the st. Louis strike is
thought to he in sight.
Kansas City has discovered that her
Spanish cannon is loaded.
Senator Jones does not intend 10 OPP
pose the Chicago platform.
TIN. weekly trade "vview shows re-
nrwrd activity in trade centels.
Wisconsin Democrats reattirm the
Chicago platform and indorSe Bryan.
The Calumet and Hecla company
started work again at Calumet. Mich.
4 Kansas City rlubman who enlisted
in the British army was killed i'll bat.
tie
4 Kokomo. Ind. man VIII" tried to
prove eating an unnecessary habit.
died.
\ firm in Bcloit. Wis. has shipped
fourteen carloads of machinery to
China.
\ receiver was appointed at Alton,
H.. for the New England Water com
pany.
The consul ut Vladivostoci says that
there is market for American coal in
Siberia.
Army officials attended the dcdica-
ton of the Catholic chapel at West
Point.
The Alaskan steamer A. r. Austin
will bring S22.0O0.WW in gold to the
States.
Yale professors and students will
make a scientific expedition in Nevada
in August.
Wisconsin Democrats have agreed
on Aug % as the time for holding the
convention.
The government report shows an un-
favorable outlook for crops in the
Northwest.
Gov Mount of Indiana has refused
to honor the requiSition of w. $. Tay-
lor Of Kentucky.
Reports of crop conditions III the
Northwest ca,:Se wheat to advance
nearly 3 cents.
The London stock exchange feels the
effect of the troubles in the East. Lit
tie trading is done.
Mrs Lowe of Georgia was recently
reelected president of the Federation
of Womcn's Clubs.
McGovern knocked White ont in the
third round. Dixon and Yanger fought
six rounds to a draw.
The third annual convention of tho
American Fedora ton OF ZiOnistS is
being held in New York.
Reports Of the Northwestern uni
versity at Chicago show favorable re-
suits ut the institution.
Senator Davis Of Minnesota deliv-
cred an address at the University of
Pennsylvania recently.
The Colorado courts have decided
that the Associated Press is not
property which can be taxed.
An escaped lunatic recently entered
a court at indianapolis and tried to
kill the judge and an attorney.
\ company has been organized mt
La Crosse. Wis. to manufacture the
Crirples' Revenge tlreshing machine.
Republican managers are said to be
collecting part Of congressional en-
ployes' salaries for campaign purposes.
The conference OF the Y. NJ C. A.
secretaries at Thousand Island Park.
\. y. has adjourned to meet in 1901
in Boston.
The Franville Mining company Of
Oxford, n. c.. has been chartered to
mine gold and copper. The capital is
100000.
The Iowa National Bank Of Des
Mones has been approved as reserve
agent for the Oskaloosa National Bank
of OslsalOoSa, Iowa.
a Presbyterian. whose name is with
held. has given to the Presbyterian
board in New York n 5000. 600 bnild-
ing to he used by the newspapers and
offices Of the general staff.
The agricultural departments report
shows a further decrease of 1,G76OOO
In the acreage of winter wheat and
$4,000 In the spring crop. The acre
age Of oats, barley and rye Is slightly
tf,sg than last yQNr