Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1901-09-12
Resume 81 the llews.
Warrington Notes.

The public debt decreased $5,46O,59
in August.
Administration officers see Inevitable
annexation in Cuban conditions.
The treasury department plans to
keep out undesirable immigrants.
Three Filipinos have become mem
,,bers OF the PHILIPPINE commission.
has finally agreed to sell
, the Danish West Indies to tile United
States.
The consular agent at Bocas Gel Soro
asks the navy department. for gun
boat.
L. Doan to be collector Of customs for
Arizona.
Seer etary Root is egain i'll from the
effects Of a carbLncle on his leg, and 1T
may result in his retirement from Of
flee.
The navy board has been notified Of
the arrival Of Admiral Kempff with
his flagship Kentucky at Samsah Ba-
:sin, China.
Shipments Of money from the treas
ury in Washington to the South and
West for the movement of crops have
been much heavier this season than
ever before.
Everything points to the early cap
ture or surrender OF Miguel Malvar, the
Filipino insurgent leader. When either
event occurs everything will lie favora-
bile to the establishment of permanent
peace.
Rear Admiral Schley's attorneys will
fo ho
Howison relieved from the duty on the
court Of inquiry before the court as
sembles They propose to appeal from
Hackett to Long.
Hon. Binger Hermann, commissioners
of the general land Office, has COM
pleted his annual report, which shows
that during the yea1 1882 96 acres o.
the public domain were disposed Ut ana
that the receipt; Of tie Office were
$4,972160. The receipts exceeded those
of last year by $685.. 4o2, and the land
disposed of by 2,0SS,sos acres.
Criminal.
Another negro his paid the penalty for
assau,1ng white girl in the South.
w. K. Vanderbilt, Jr., was fined STU
for running his automobile too fast.
Mrs. Linhoff has confessed to the
murder Of Edwin Bromley at Mason
City, Iowa.
A Chicago woman was attacked by 4
bul glar will, a knife and her life was
saved by corset steel.
Charles Ross, circus performer,
threw acid into the face of his wife, the
daughter of Adam Forcpaugh.
Two attendants of an aristocratic golf
club huose at Mount Vernon, N. T.,
were mysteriously murdered.
At Ncga.es, Ariz., United States Com
missioner George has held Collector OF
Customs Hoey on two charges Of &C
ceptine brides ard rnlawfully permit
ting Chinese to enter the United States.
At Paris, Tenn, Marshal Bomar, a
deputy sheriff aged twenty-eight years,
was shot and killed BY Thomas Tharp,
negro. .Tharp was returning from q
picnic and fired off his revolver. Bomar
attempted to arrest him ard the neg:o
Filled him, after which he escaped.
Sensational testimony disclosing an
alleged plot to kill Bishop Anton Cos
lowski of the Independent Polish Cath
ole church in Chicago was introduced
by the prosecution in Justice Martins
court. Five of the bishops parishioners
are defendants on charges of con-
spiracy.
In attempting 20 arrest an unknown
negro at Bardwell, Ky, Marshal
Thomas Warden was shot through the
shoulder and seriously wounded War
den then fired two shots, killing the
negro instantly. Warden will probably
recover. The negro vas wanted for a
trivial Cffense.
Personal.
The parents of the late Senator G.
X. Davis recently celebrated the sixty
fourth anniversary Of their marriage.
Ruggiero Leoncavallo the operate
composer, will establish an internation-
al theater on the Champs Ulysses, Par
lis.
Judge j. B. Timothy of Salt Lake
City died suddenly Of aroplexy, aged
fifty-four years. He was widely known
throughout the West.
Charles G. Clark, mayor of Peoria
ILL.,, from 1890 to 1892, and head Of the
great distillery house of Clark lsroc. &
Co, is dead, aged fifty-four years.
Rev Moses Harvey, the renowned
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