Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1901-02-07
Otherwise.

A Carrie Nation club is being formed
in indianapolis.
The weekly trade review shows big
demand for goods.
Cities and towns in Indiana along the
Ohio river have begun crusade
against the negroes. They are trying
to drive the worst classes away.
Gov. Dockery sent a message to the
Missouri legislature advocating the
passage Of a law inf1icting the death
penalty in cases of kidnapping for ram
som.
The Oregon senate passed a bill pro-
viding that the people shall be given
the right to express by ballot, at theil
regular state elections, their choice for
United States senator.
The frozen herring fishery in Placine
bay will be total failure. At the pres
ent time herring bring 81 per barrel,
four times the usual price. American
ship owners will lose heavily.
At the Hereford sale in Kansas City,
"Carnation," a three-year- COW,
brought $3.50, which is said to be the
highest price ever paid in this Or any
other country for a Hereford COW.
The Mine Workers convention has
voted to admit Iowa and Michigan to
the interstate agreement which will be
signed with the operators at the Co.
lunbus Ohio joint convention.
Dispatches from London stating that
the Russian government has arranged
for a $5o,000,000 loan with American in
surance companies is positively denied
in authoritative circles in New York.
Members of the subcommittee of the
national q. A. r. council of admins
tration who are in Cleveland predict
that 100000 veterans will attend theSan-
nual encampment in that city next fall.
A resolution was introduced in the
Illinois house recommending that the
Constitution of the United States be so
amended as to provide for the election
of United States senators by vote of
the people.
The Prairie, from Havre, France, ar
rived at the Brooklyn navy yard re-
Gently with the government exhibits at
the Paris exposition, and the exhibit OF
American paintings. The latter will be
sent to Buffalo.
The evangelical alliance, which in
cludes all the churches of st. Louis and
vicinity, with the exception of the
South Side Episcopal and German
speaking churches, has inaugurated
movement for municipal reform.
The new st. Mary's cathedral was
dedicated at Covington, Ky. There was
an early service in the old st. Mary's
cathedral, after which the imposing
pilgrimage began towards the new ca
thedral. Archbishop Elder of Cincin-
natl dedicated TIE rev cathedral.
Of a great technical school, and will! be
affiliated with either the University of
HChicago or Northwestern university.
Philip d. Armour, before his death, ar
ranged for the future of the institu-
ton, which bears his NAME and he will!
provide an endowment Of $1,000,O0O for
it.
y handsome bronze memorial tablet
in honor of Pontiac the famous Indian,
was unveiled with appropriate cere-
monies by the Daughters of the Ameri-
can Revolution in St Louis. The tab
let was placed in the Southern hotel
Immediately over the spot where Pom
tiac was buried in 1863 by his friend,
Gov. ST. Ange Bellerive.
Michael Dady has received check
for $25OOOO in settlement of his claims
against the city of Havana growing
out of the sewering and paving con-
tract and he has signed n bond releas-
ing the city from all claims that he
might have against it.