The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1893-09-02
The WORLD At LARGE.
A REVIEW OF THE WEEKS
DOINCS.

testimony was damaging to the de-
PENDANT.
Report says preparations are being
made At BuZzard's Bay for the return
OF the Cleveland family TO Washing
ton within week
The forty-ninc japanese who were
refused n landing at San Francisco
from the steamer Walla Walla we're
sent back TO Victoria, Il. G., on the
same vessel
Mrs. Caroline Hall of Chicago Lake,
Mimi, was taken To 81 Paul charged
with poisoning her mother-in-lsw
Mrs. Joha ma Hall. Hearing was CON
tinued to sept |.
State departing mt officials declare TO
be Within: foundation the reports
that the Chinese government has sent
an Eltimatum 10 'hc United states
with regard to the Chinese exclusion
law.
+. o. Lane, prosecuting attorney of
Gregg county, Texas, committed sui
eide in the Springfield, Mo" jail. He
was suspected OF having robbed his
father, who lost $4,000 two months
ago. ..... ..
Six masked men broke into L. 5.
Rutherford's house, lear Dolly Var
den, Ohio, and tarred and feathered
Rutherford and his wife. The out
rage is the result of a feud between
the Witrcdgc and Rutherford families.
Mrs. Mabel klcder OF Milford, Ind,
dropped dead in u store o. heart dis
ease.
Yokohama will be the future head
quarters Of sealers instead Of Victoria,
Is. G.
Watson Kitchener. aged A., was
Killed by James Dollerton, a Philadel-
phia saloonkeeper, at Fox Chase, Pa.
William Kosley, aged 10. was
drowned in the Meramac at Pacific,
Mo-, while bathing. Kosley's home
was at Dundee, Mich.
Secretary Gresham in private
letter TO Dehver friend, it is said, in
dorses Gov. Waitc's expression regard
ing cheap Italian labor.
Martin Peterson, 4 soldier, 90 years
OF age, is in st Louis hospital in
critical condition from an operation
resulting from alleged inhuman treat
ment while at jefferson barricks.
William Fullam, a miner, and Will
lam Mock, a switchman, fought il,
front OF the latter's home at Leaven-
worth, Kan. Fullam was frightfully
slashed with knife ana died three
hours later.
OF fifty-nine japanese who arrived
At San Francisco ten have been found
70 be actors and will be permitted TO
land, but the others, who are contract
lnborcrs, will be sent back.
Gov. Robert +. Pattison of Pennsyl-
vania and Ben Terrell of Texas were
present at the national encampment of
the farmers alliance at Mount Gretna,
Pa. speech was also made by Capt.
C. A. Powers OF Indiana.
Fire Chiefs In National CourciI.
MILWAUKEE. Wis. Aug. 2;.-The
twenty first annual convention Of the !
National Associat ton of Fire Engineers
opened yesterday and will continue
through the week. There is a large |
attendance of mem bers, including the |
chiefs from all the large cities in the !
country.
Major Peter Roman. agent at the |
Flathcad Indian reservation for six !
teen years, died at Jocko, Mont.
Five Chinese, arrested at San Fran
cisco for being illegally in the coun-
try, have been released on bonds fur
nished by the Six companies.
William Tnrnbull was killed at
Krebs, ]. r., by runaway horse. lie
attempted TO jump from his wagon
and caught in the shafts.
The, training ship Constellation.
with the naval cadets aboard, arrived
at Hampton Roads from cruise in
Enrnnnap II tho l.ts
we'll.
Near oleorolis, Pa. Paul Smith ac-
shot and killed his brother,
Albert The boys were camping out
with their IA her, A ). Smith of Nc
A man was killed and several per-
sons seriously injured by panic in
church at Clarkvil!e, Tenn, caused by
boys under the church
ON the floors.
Inspectors who have invt stigated the
Kansas City postoffice have reported,
personal honesty of Postmaster Nof-
singer, but finding that the IRREGULAR
ties in the Office were many and that
the discipline was extremely lax.
National Treasurer McCurtin had
advertised that he would make pay
mem Of the Choctaw leased district
money at Hartshorn, I. T, He opened
the payment yesterday at Wilburton.
Bad blood was shown several times
during the day because OF the change,
Of which no notice had been given.
The Missouri Pacific railroad will /
fur her reduce expenses by abandon
Ing two passenger trains between
Sedalia and st. Louis, Mo-
James McIlugh and Charles McFad-
den, both ycung men, were instantly
killed on the Reading railroad at
Manavunk, Pa, by the Williamsport
express
The Rev. William 2. Tracy, the ex-
Roman Catholic priest
Of Swedesboro, N. j., has been re-
stored by Archbishop Satolli to the
and the right to exercise
his p"icstly functions. His brother,
the Rev. y. A. Tracy, of Burlington,
N. j., has been restored likewise.
The steamer Monawai, which sailed
from New York, carried among it's
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