The Aberdeen Democrat. (Aberdeen, South Dakota) 1???-1909, 1903-09-25
THE NEWS IN BRIEF

' NsvuS ulV OSttLGR FL. L
Nor the Week Ending September 10.
llus \. mas begun important reforms
at Inc vatican for the purpose of reduce
ing expenses.
- dispatch from Dawson says the
nlonulkes output of gold will be So
100000 this year.
me bank of Willoughby, O., failed
with estimated liabilities of 5000, 900 and
assets of $3.50, 900.
Fire in sault Ste. Marie, Mich, de-
stroyed nine business houses, entaillng
a loss of $500, 900.
robbers took about $40, 900 in cash
from the Minnehaha county bank at
Valley Springs, S. d.
massachusetts, prohibitionists have
nominated D. Oliver. Cobb. Of East
hampton. FOR governor.
The republicans of the Eighth district
OF e have nominated Or. Max Ur-
wilz. Of Houston, for congress.
emperor Francis Joseph has issued
a positive order against the use Of the
hungarian language in the army.
Fort Yates. N. D., has been abandoned
as a military post and the troops have
oeen transferred to Fort Lincoln. N. D.
James Kerr Kelly, aged "a years, for
merry United States senator from Ore.
gon, died at his residence in Washing
ton.
A twentieth century crusade against
.nelr ancient enemy, the Turk, is being
planned by knights templars in Chi
cago.
Forty-fve countries will be repre-
sented at the St. Louis exposition. ac-
cording to John Barrett, commissioner
general.
The directors OF; the Lewis and Clarke
exposition to be held in Portland, Ore.
In 1905. have appropriated $3.50, 900 for
buildings.
Steamship companies in New Or
leans have locked out all union men
because longshoremen broke the
agreement.
The national irrigation congress met
at Ogden, Utah, to discuss plans for re-.
deeming millions of acres Of western
arid lands.
At San Antonio, Tex, Schulz's palm
garden, for more than Is years a noted
resort for tourists, was burned, the loss
being $25O,Ooo.
For the second time in the history
OF the lumber mills of Minneapolis
some of them had shut down because
Of high water.
Ed. Christy, who was convicted Of
murder, committed suicide in the
county Jail at Wellington. Kan, by
hanging himself.
New storm warning towers for Lake
Michigan are to be built by the weather
bureau at Chicago. Frankfort, Mich,
and on Manitou Island.
An electric car ran at the rate of
LOG IS miles per hour on the Zossen
military road in Germany, said to be
The highest speed ever attained.
The schedule of the failed broker.
ige firm of Talbot J. Taylor & Co., filed
n New York, shows liabilities of $8,.
I13,476, and assets Of s7,410,O65.
Congressman Vincent Boreing, of the
Eleventh Kentucky district, the only
republican in the Kentucky delegation,
lied at his home in London, aged GA.
G. Sam Nichols, aged go years, who
had founded numerous papers in Kan
sas, Missouri, Colorado and Wyoming
,ince the close of the civil war, died in
Salt Lake City.
Gov. Durbin of Indiana, in an address
At Atlantic City, N. j., gives a warning
Of danger "in pessimistic and unpatriotiG
talk of demagogues," which, he said.
created the mob spirit.
Cuba's first year of self-reign was a
prosperous one, the revenues amount.
ng to $9,729,440, and the expenditures
e8,102, 567, leaving a surplus in the
treasury of s~1,626,S73.
The interior department announces
hat 763.8OO acres Of land in Mime.
sofa, formerly a part of the Chippewa
reservation, will be opened for settle.
nent.
The Pennsylvania Fourth district re.
oublicans have nominated Reuben O.
Moon. a prominent Philadelphia law.
yer, to succeed the late Congressman
F%oerderer.
Organized labor threatens to OPP.
pose President Roosevelt's political fu.
:ure- if he does not recede from his
determination to reinstate Foreman
W. A. Miller in the government