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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1893-07-06

Mining Company Sues IN Idaho County.
sro.ASk. July a-lspecial-l-A Wardnef
special to the Reries says: Pspers we're serxed
on the county commissioners last Saturday in
the case OF the Helena and Frisco Mining Com.
nany vs. shoshone county for &l0000D damages.
Inc complainant alleges that during the
rios las. summer while the county wa
able to protect the property Of i x.ns il neg
sectea TO co % and that BY reason thereof
plaintiffs mills were DESTROYED by mob v,o.
lence ada that its mines were compelled to ciose
down for long period of time and tha, BY rsa.
son thereof the company has been dam aged in
the sum Of 100000 The action 10 brought in
the United States circuit court for the di.tries
OF Idado
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1893-07-06

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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1893-07-06

PoRr TOWNSEND. July 5-ISpeciaI The Re.
publican city convention this evening nom
mated the following ticket:
For mayor-Capt I. B. Hastings. ~---
Chief of police--James A. Wilkes
Council-First ward, Peter Mutty: Third
ward. Robert Csmpbsll: Fifth ward. John II.
Little.
The ticket is exceptionally strong. and indi.
cations point copclusively to . Republican vic-
tory next Monday.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1893-07-06
Aboii.hmen. OF olympi. I..a one.

AO"iisnmcns OF Olympia Iand Once.
OLYMPIA. July Especial. IA gentleman in
THIS city, who 10 an authority on land matters,
today expressed the opinion that II all nscce-
Dents OF the land department. were followed it
Was safe to presume that neither the Seattle nor
olympia laad ofices would be abolished. He
says that upon making una list OF oftccs for
soohsnment the first consideration 10 the
amount o! surveyed and unsurveycd land In
the district In which the ofiice IL situated
Ihefe are at least q dozen Offices that would bo
abolished under this rule before the Olympia
ONCE. notably several situated In ths states OF
Kansas, Nebraska, Wisconsin, Minnesota and
North and south Dakota. where the government
iand II oil but exhausted. There are between
io.Uo ana .0.ooO acrcs OF surveyed land In this
district and about 700, 600 unsurvsysd.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1893-07-06

VICTORIA, B. c., July a-(specia edward
Mohun. the engineer who designed victoria'a
sewerage system. has brought suit against the
corporation to recover &l6O00 Whea Mohuns
plans were accepted by the former council an
arrangement was made whereby instead of re-
ceiviES the ordinary engineer end superiutend.
snts commission he was detained o. city saui.
tary engineer a. salary until the completion Of
the works. The present council repudiased the
contract Of its predecessots. saying that to b
legal II required . bylaw, and dismissed En-
sineer Mohun He now seeks his total commis-
sion. less the amount of salary received.
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1893-07-29
TRAIN DASHED TO PIECES
sundav-schooi Excursion Party Wrecked
at East Aaroru, =. y.

RurfALo. y. ". July 2u--The cy-
curs,on train Carrying the sunday
schools Of the Bethany and Bethlehem
churches OF EuTalo on the Western
New Iol!i - PENNSYLVANIA was
W ecllcd at asst Aurora at - o'clock
One man was fatally injured and if
teen or twenty persons oil and younp,
were more o" less seriously hurt.
Tha accident S one Of the most re-
marEnblc in The history OF rair0ad
wrecks. Two engines were cru he'd
into masses Of twisted steel and lying
in tic bottom Of the turn able. were
coycfc with the tim bcrs. broken glass
and iron OF the first two coaches
These coach 5 were filled With cNeur-
siouis,S and that they escaped with no
more ,"l oIs injury is almost miracu-
lous L. appears tie accident was due
TO carelCsAncs-. The eve mr. local
tain ron IiuiIa'o 10 East Aurora had
Just pulled into the station. where il
stops Engineer Holland had : ken his
locomotive to the IN u-table y cpara-
tory to heading toward the .ity for
the morning ttip The swi ch was
left open, as tie engineer ten ed
ialling his engine out on tue main
track and baciS 10 tn" siding for the
night Just beyond the turn-table IS
sharp curve and beyond that the
track rises in n heavy grade. the cXE
cursion train rounded the curve and
came down the grade. Engineer
Ramsbury saw the danger, but it was
too late 10 Stop his train and Il piled
into the pit on top of the engine al
ready upon the table
The list Of seriously injured is as
follows;
HARRY S,uER both legs broken.
AGTHCH SNlER leg broken and serious
bruises and cuts about the head and lace.
FANNtE WHlTNE Z, cut about feetan | legs
and bruises otherwi e sc' iously.
WILLIE WuITMCR. her l0-ycar.oI
brother legs badly crushed ant severe cuts
about head
GEOHGg FERGusoN. cut on face AMI ser
ionsly injured internally.
NELLIE SfEssEL, leg crushe l and head cut,
poRsib v sku fra tnred.
Mrs. RoBEur HooD, legs badly injured
and cat about face.
The others suffered sprained ankles
and other slight injuries.
The train bearing those who escaped
and those who could be moved reached
this city soon after midnight.
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1893-07-29
ADMINISTRATIONS prILDNG DURING ILLrMNAroN
NO FOOD FOR CHINESE.
Terrible Condition OF Affairs on a
Steamer Tied Up at Portland, Ore.

Terrible Condition OF Affairs on q
steamer Tied Up at Portland, Ore
WASHINGTON, July II The liayt;en
Republic steam passenger and carry
ing vessel. nc ,cntly arrived in Port
Land I, Gre. with II large mum Der OF
Chinese on board and rs part OF these
could not produce evidence that they
were cntitl Il To =, side in tn United
states they were forbidden 20 land. At
the same time the lluyticn Republic
was libeled for nuggliug opium ard
Chinese subjects with the result That
the owners a anuoned the vessel.
leaving the sixty unt rtunatc Chine.
on boar :. Believing that the owners
had done this to maze the gov, rn-
mcut care for the Chinese, thus saving
themselves from. the expense of sup.
porting and dcpol'tirg the latter. the
treasury department refused to inter-
ferG in the matter and the sixty ,elos-
tiais were left on board the vessel, un-
cared for, foodiess an forbidden u
land.
a protest from The Chinese mtniSter
against allowing his fellow-counlry-
men 10 starve caused the admin stra-
ton 20 take action, and after u con,
sultat on between officials of the state
and treasury departments and the de-
partment of justiee it has been officially
decided that fhis government has no
right to interfere ard that either the
owners of theliayHen Republic must
care for tNeir contraband passen gers
or the Chinese must starve to death in
the midst of plenty. pending the dis
position of the libel in the courts.
This is the official decision. but it has
also been determined that the Chinese
shall BE- fed three unofficial meals
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1893-07-29
THE WORLD lTLARGE
A REVIEW OF THE WEEKS
pOiNGS.

The darlington has announced a
rate Of s3l from 81. Louis to Portland,
Ore, via 81. laul, effective i'm
mcdiately.
Frances Cerainl,a, n l2-year old Cir
was brutaily murdered near Fort
Worth, TIE rs. An unknown negro
Is locked mp CHARGED with the crime.
II is said in Boston that Shcrma n
Hoar has been appointed United
States Attorney, vice Frank ID. Allen,
who Is on trip TO the Worlds Fair,
The commissioners of agriculture oil
Adju,ant General OrcndorF has is
sued an order disbandiug conpanE D,
OF Quincy.
Fletcher. democrat. was elected
mayor Of Jacksonville, Fla.
a storm played havoc with the Con-
nccticut VALLEY tobacco crop
John Nc urt;, farm hand ~ Tip
ten, nd, s, years Of age, fell from a
fence andwds killed.
Engineers Of the lower Mis- isSippi
states WI attend Gov Fosters lcYec
convention at Eaton Rouge.
The body OF GEORGE Cope.y was
found in a pasture IA Alexander,
III. The cause OF death has not been
learned. j.
Mrs. William MrNorris, OF Hall,
Ind, accidcntlv scalded her a-Ycar-
old son 10 death, AMI is craIcd by the
accident
On account Of the OycrprodrCtion,
plaie gla-s manufacturers nj pittsburg
fixed no time for resumption Of bust
ness.
American farmers. whose land has
been aoJcei by the Canadian dam in
the - Lawrence, appealed 20 wash
ingtOn.
Homer Nelson Of Warsaw, lad,
while stealing ride, leapcl from the
train On a yiaduct and was dashed 10
death,
Ms Conrad Vcilham, of Tonawan-
da. y y. has fallen heir to $4,000, O0D
through the death of an uncle in In.
Giu.
Alfred Boone, who pleaded guilty TO
cutting wires in Iowa 4 lrng the te!a-
graphcrs' s'rii;c, was sentenced 20
eighteen months.
Congressman +, L. White. Of iowg :,
has published card in which he CO.
ciincs To b" the de uocratic candidate
for Governor.
The Texas Central railroad co n
pany recorded deed of Trust at
Waco 10 secure an issue of - 600, cCG Of
first mortgage bonds.
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1893-07-29
To Divide the Fund.

CnIcAGo, July AT least thirty.
five people are entitled to relief from
the fund raised for the families OF the
men in the Cold-Storage' fire. AL.
ready the fund has passed the 500, 0Ct
mark. Distributed pro rata, that
amount would give each person
50, $50. But as the circumtanccs
in which the families of the
dead firemen are left differ somewha,
widely, they will be taken into &C
count and more equitable plan oil
distribution will be adopted. An at
tempt will be made to determine ex.
actly the situation of each family, and
the amount Given to each will be
graded accordingly.
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1893-07-29
rrayy Dccilnc il rvpbrts

WAsuISGroN. July 90. TIE CHIEF OF
the bureau OF stat sites ports that
the total values OF the export If mer-
chandise from the Unit d States dur
in2 tho sfNaud c-half mon this ended
June 80, ls9S, as compared with simi-
lar exports during the corresponding
periods OF the preceding year, were as
follows; Six months ended June 80
l'23, S3ss, l55,fi0; same period in is9!,
siT3, l52,@j3.
Twelve months ended June 20, 1893,
Ssi7,423, Ia same time in l,92, 5000.
sis.1IO.
The values of the imports were as
follows:
SIX months ended june 80. 1924,
$500, 605, 10i; same period in iS3e, S4jl,-
T21.5I1.
Twelve months ended June so. 1893,
SOIL, o7G, l2s: twelve months ended Jure
30, 1892, $S27, 49,, 452.
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1893-07-29
DEMANDS BY FRANCE.
siamcse Must Eyacuate Left Hank
the MCkung River.


PARIS. July ~. The Figaro SAYS
that the French ultimatum sent to
Siam demands that the Siamesc cvac-
uate the left bank of the Mekong
river. 1t also demands that guaran-
tees be given by the Siamcsc govern
mcnt for the faithful performance Of
ii, treaty obligations. and that iuicm-
nifty he paid for the outr gcS pcrpe-
RACED b. the Siumcsc upon the French.
Tie French are already in possession
OF the loser Mckung river and if Siam
comedies the demands now made upon
her the river will be made almost en-
tirpiy French 1t was. but a short
time ago that the river was aclinowl-
edged 10 be a considcra lc distance to
the westwai Of the French sphere Of
influence in Npnaiu.
A mountain range lies long
di lance 10 the eastward of the Ne
kong river and the French claimed no
iuri sdiction TO the westward of this
range Recently France claimed the
entire watershed to the westward Of
tie mountains to the river and new
d mandS that the Sjamese evacuatc the
west IN bank, which. if they do. win
place both banks of the river for the
greater part of It's length in possession
Of the French.
This would give France jurisdiction
over certain p rts of the Laos states
that are now tributary TO Siam. In
its more northerly course the river
separates the Shan states, under Brit
ish control, from tie Laos states. If
France gets pc, session of the territo DRY
she evidently desires her newly ac-
quired possessions VIII border on what
is practically British territory.
The reply of Foreign Minister De-
velle is the Interpolation of NJ. Drey-
fus to the chamber of deputies ye ter
day, explaining the position of France
in the spute with Siam, is nsid-
cred u master stroke of policy. 1t
not only secured unanimous VOC of
confidence in the government but has
evoked unanimous praise from the
press.
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1893-07-29

WASHINGTON, July 90. According to
United States Minister Baker the H.
vala government in Nicaragua isllkely
TO be sta lie. lie has cablel the state
department from Managua that many
of the Nicaragua people have great
confidence in Zayaia, whose govern
ment is fully organized. Ministcr
Fake estimates that - per ccnt Of
the people are supporting it ana he
has great hopes OF "A re ccable adjust
ment Of the present difficulties with
out blooished. lie ADDS that the terms
OF the treaty OF last May, 10y which
Saras obtained peace, viii lie car
titd out 10 substance,
The acting Secretary OF the navy has
received cable message from om-
manGcr Whiting 81 the nited tltcs
steamer Alliance, nyipg that he would
leave Call.o in ira, css,l for torinio,
Nicaragua The two ports are a out
!, 400 miles part and Il VIII proDa ~
take Inc Alliance about ten days TO
make the trip. Tine renewal OF trou-
Bile in Nicara m makes IL re IS ary
for this country 10 have a warship in
that vicinity for the prote ton Of
Amcri an iutcre ts.aud the Alliance is
the only &c Sc, available for the pur-
ro>n. Commander Whiting SAYS
nothing in II telegram bout the cOn-
dt,Ou of affairs in lerI.
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1893-07-29

WASHINGTON, July 2,.-Tle depart
ment of state has just issued regis er
containing some new features. One of
the Il history sketch OF every sec
rotary and assistant secretary from
Thomas Jefferson down to the present
day. Another is record of the per-
sons in the diplomatic and consular
service, which is interesting from its
exhibition of the number OF such
officers, who have remained for years
In the service. undisturbed by the mu-
tations of politics. The Nest r of the
consular corps appears 10 be William
S. Campbell, who was originally APP
pointed consul at Rotterdam, April %,
1913.
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1893-07-29
COURAGE FoR DENvER.
Every Effort to lie Made to Ennb!s ,he
Suspended Banks to Resume.

WASHINGTpN, July 2l--.lamcs IL.
Eckcls, the comptroller OF the cur
renry. Immediately on h rctarn from
NeN York, this morn ne, adore sea to
the national bank examiner ut DEM cr
n dispatch defining the policy OF ;hg
aiHin stration with reference To IN
solvent national banking institutions
generally, as follows,
''f u EAdamg. national bank cN-
amincr Denver, Co o.. / wish YOU
would unnotm - to Tho officers OF the
banks winch have failed in Denver
that il j. my intention to le Il them
every aid possible looking toward
speedy re umpt.On on lhcr part, ana
mat shall g"LnJ TO them sufficient
time to cnabic.thuu 10 not OHlr GO :
lcct such amount, a. are speedily coli
lectabl", but 90 get Together such
amounts OF uon,y rs will cpab!e them
too pen upon snail basis.
''lt seems % NJ that Sucn citizens as
have, - Il foolish cou,s SO OF conduct in
Withholding ovDosits from banks
which so Tong enjoyed their ,omp.etc
cOntdcuOc an brought about this CON
dit on. ought in view OF the damage
they have cone thcl" city, Us quickly
as os,ibic TO rtpuir il by standing
ready 10 deposit with them.
~ fatty appreciate all t he circum-
stanc, $ of the ii nation. q that no
unne. ssary los, may he cn'ailed YOU
are authorized 10 smplov as assistants
to pro c. paprr and Ilcel IN ~, news
the mos cunpc cnt and ttustwor hy
employees IN such institutions. | have
also o.dered tx IN ner Mc!iugh Of
Iowa to report AZ once TO ssi9t gu.
al desire that this tel rgraIn be given
to t c press Ht beaver, evidencing as it
does that the comptroller has faith i'm
the ability of the banks in Denver to
resu:te and his desire to lend them
cycry ass stance cons stcnt with his
Official duty.
When asked TO express more fully
his views on the condition OF affairs
Mr.. fCiiclS said the failures in Denver
yesterday, like u number of other ma
tioual hank failures, were caus 'd by
no faHit of the bank officials, but
through Il foolish and uncalled for
lack OF cnniden e on the part OF de-
positors.
1T is my Intention he said.
'whrrc bank has been properly
conducted aud Whose assets under
ordinary circumstances would have
permitted IL to remain solvent. TO
give the restitution every opportunity
to resume business. Al the Denver
banks that failed were well con-
Quoted and every opportunity will be
given them to reopen, The people
who have caused the Denver disaster
by foolish runs shoaid do all they can
10 help the banks resume"
Notifications Of two moro failures
reached Mr.. Eckcls this forenoon The
unfor unate BANKS are the First Ma
tional bank OF llmrisonyiae o.,
wai,h went under this morning. md
the oklahoma National bank " okla
homt city, okla, which closed It's
doc yes crt,ay.
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1893-07-29
80 OF rnE IAw.MANEMs.
Lcadcrs OF tho iIou,e WYE Reach wash
lrGtou by Aug. /.

Lcadcrs OF the Iouse WYE Reach wash
i"Gton by Aug. /.
WhsRINCroN. July 80 Aug. has
practically been decided upon as the
date for the ass milling in Washing
ton Of The leaders OF the nest hnase
and M o for the return ot the ma .ority
Of the cabinet. The President, it IS
ihought. VIII reach here not later
than Aug. 2. in order 10 consult with
the j en- who wi make the hattie for
the repeal OF the sherman law.
Sp altc+ Crisp says that he now cN-
poets 20 arrive in Washington Aug :.
The members OF the cabinet are NIL
planning TO be here by that time. Sec
retary smith, who is now in tbs no tn
west has ordered lGs house TO be pre-
pared by that date and rotary Her.
bert, who is now on tour inspect ny
the navy yards. has taltcna new house
which will be gaiy then.
Secretary Morton viii make hort
western trip before the first Of the
month. Postmaster BiSsel expect 20
remain in Buffalo until rug | and
Col. Lamont will pro ably arrive in
Washington before the end OF tie
month. lie will not take up his per-
maucnt headquarters until that time.
Secretary Carlisle VIII be tn" only
nom her ofthe binet 20 remain in
the city until ngress meets.
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1893-07-29
Female Conrlcts Nsenne from oamI.

ATLANTA. Ca, July 20.--five fema'
,onvicts have escaped from MADDOX ~
camp in the last three weeks, and ,'
rest of the sixty prisoners there are o. !.
moralized. The camp is situated !.
Ebert county, near the Sayanna'
river, where all the female oonvlc'
are sent. All those who escaped nav ','
worked at polling fat boats on W
river, and it is thought that frleuu'
outside the camp must have aided tne a,
by providing boats which the ToH''
could easily navigate.
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1893-07-29
slAMEsz CUT The wInEs.
Communication with French warships
ut Bangkok Interrupted.

SAIGON, July 22.-The land tele.
graph wires betweel this city
and Bang iok have been cut 10y
the Siamese. TIL S will cause
some delay in the transmission of dis
patches to the French war ships at
Bangkok. as all messages will have to
lie sent via Singapore, Madra. Calcutta
and thence through Burmah and down
the Bay of Bengal, and so over the
line that extends northcasterly from
Bangkok TO + ephan. 20 mt.
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1893-07-29

MONTGOMERY, Ala, July 20. - Gen.
James L. IIotscl, w is dead, aged 80
years He was p brigadier-genera in
the Confederate army, presidential
elector for Tilden in 1876 and for
Cleveland in 1853. In February last
he was appointed one of the railway
commissioners OF the state.
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1893-07-29
D WILING TO BE ARRESTED
His Alleged Fire in the New Orleans
Mint Wouldn't Save ii m

Mint Wouldn't Save II IN.
New ORLEANS, La, july 1i.-It is
learned here that ordess have been
issued for the arrest OF James NJ.
Bowling, cashier of The United States
mint in this city, on charge of en-
leZZlement.
bowling claimed that the recent fire
in the vaults destroyed a large amount
Of bills. Agents were sent to invcsti-
gate and the fire could not be salts
factorily explained
1t is now believed that Bowling is
heavily short in his accounts and to
cover up the loss manufactured the
fire scheme. Downing has dauphte
Mrs. Robert Wise, living in New Yorlx.
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1893-07-29
Killed In a tennessee Camp.

NASHVILLE, Tenn, July 22.-n
fight at the Belleville lumber camp p,
Giles county. last night, Cicero arr ,,,S
shot John Miller FIVE times, kilns
him instantly. The two men W.
partners IL. the lumber ous'ns
Parker was drinking and attaes !,
Miller with an open knife, when '
latter used his pistol.
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1893-07-29
rongh Ncrro Nrnrdore,l,

PADucAH, KY, July 9I.--Last night
Rodney Gray, notorious negro tough
anc gamb bier was stabbed to death by
five negro railway employees. Gray
: matched sum of money from one of
the men and attempted to run away
He was overtaken and lit rally butch :
cred in Il ravinc near the city limits
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1893-07-29
HONOR OF The BENCH.
Judge Mchenna of California Declines
N

to Accept Trust.
SAN FRANCISCO. Gail. July ell
United States Circuit Judge McKenna,
who was nom mated as one of the OK
ccutors of the late senator Stan ford
estate in case Mrs. Stanford resigned
or became incapacitated, has filed
document in tbs uperior court de-
Ginning 10 act in that capacity. He
gives as his res son that it might be
deemed incompatible with his office as
circ, it Judge to maintain rel ton
ship that would give ground 1for com
ment Ia case he 81 ould participate in
the hearing Of eases where the South
ern Pacific company or the Stanford
estate held interests.
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1893-07-29
Cashier DnssInbcrre renrrcstoa.

ia oMA, Wash. July els. Il. Drn.
sinbcrre. cashier OF the Bank OF Euy.
allup. who was arrested for embezale.
ment of 81 900 and released on bail.
has been rearrested on second charge
of embezzlcment. lie was held in
$1,000 bal in default of which he
went to Jail.
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1893-07-29
naby noy canses a DIE Flre.

baUy hoy tHUNts II DE
COLUMBUS, Ind, July 21.--A f-yesys,
old son of farmer Henry Howe ",
morning observed rat run una.i
hay stack, and with a match SET !. ~ y
fire, burning barn, n granary' NV
tons of hay and farming implemeansa'
at loss Of 81, coo. No insurance -
rat escaped. -
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1893-07-29
TWO CHILDREN KILLED.
Run Down by an Electric Car--Mu;or-
man Wilson Arrested

PTrsBUEG, Pa, July 21.-At 1:15
o'clo X car No. ~ OF the West End
Electric line ran down and instantly
killed Maggie riXler and fatally in
iured Emma PiXlcr, her cousin The
accident occurred in ont Of a row OF
tenement houses on West Carson
street.
Motorman w. a. Wilson did not see
the children until within a car length
of t en-. Both were terribly mangled.
They were years # age, the daugh.
tcrs of two brothers residlag at 50
Painters row. Wilson was arrested.
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1893-07-29
To BE Ta,en to Nebraska for Trial.

SrRINGFItLr, IL, July 9i.-The
Governor has Issued warrant to the
sheriff of Cook county to deliver II. r.
Atherton TO the messenger of the Gov
ernor OF Nebraska fos trial on charge
Of forgery.
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1893-07-29

WAeuNGToN, July 20. The manu-
fac ure OF the new army rife (the
Krag- orgensen) is being pressed Wig.
oron~ly and a large pmber of special
cutie aud shapcrs have already been
procured. IL is believed that the first
lot OF completed arms will be ready for
delivery and issue TO the service about
the first OF September.
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1893-07-29
Jack.on,llie Dsmoerat. vlctorIou.

JAcKsoNvILLE, Fla, July .O.--The
straight out democratic ticket was
elected here by nattering majorities
The Australian ballot system works
we'll. and all the parties and factions
are satisfied with l..