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The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1893-09-16
ON THE TARIFF.
Manufacture OF Bicycle Tubing Is Made
Subject for Hearing.

Manufacture OF Bicycle Tubing Is Made
Subject for Hearing.
WASHINGTON, Sept. Sin the WAYS
and means committee hearing to-day.
n. A. Gilbert of Cleveland, represent
ing the Shelby Ohio Steel Tube com
pany, appeared first TO argue for the
removal of the duty on Swedish steel
billes and blooms. lie explained
that his Swedish steel was used for
the manufacture of bicycle tubing
This tubing, until the Shelby COM
pany was started, was manufactured
only at birmingham, Eng. The pro-
cess was purchased by the shelby
company in 1891 and the industry
started. The Swedish steel used, he
said, had peculiar properties which en-
abled it to be cold drawn for the for
nation of seamless tubes 1t was pro.
dueed nowhere else in the world.
Over two million feet of this tubing
had been manufactured by this firm
out OF this Swedish raw material
on which over $4,000 of duties
had been paid under the regu-
lar steel schedule imposing a duty
of 1-G cents per pound. Inasmuch as
this class OF steel was not prouuced in
this country, MIR. Gilbert contended
that the duty imposed an unnecessary
hardship on the company. As The
duty on the finished product is but Z
per cent advalorem, while that on
raw material am ounted TO 40 per cent,
he thought IL only fair that the com
mittee should place the foreign manu-
lecturers and his own company on an
eoual foOtinp
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1893-09-16

put up yesterday by soldiers. There
are three sixteen-foot tents, with four
foot walls, and they are three-quarters
of a mile east of the Santa Fe track on
the strip. They will he in charg of
the troops until registration officers
arrive from Washington. There is
not drop Of water within a mile and
Chic eco creek. a mile away, is dry.
There will no doubt be great deal of
trouble on this account Several joint
lists have already made arrangements
to put up joints near the booths, and
shelters from the sun will be
erected by spectators. A far-sighted
Spectator has bought up all the
camp chairs in this part Of the coun-
try and has ordered all that the chair
factory can turn out. Ex-Secretary
John w. Noble is expected here on
saturday TO address the old soldier
boomers. He has been brought here
to educate the boomers as to their
duty in the matter of registration,
running for claim and fling. All
the old soldiers in Kansas have been
invited 10 NEE. him whether they
expect to make the run or not
Special Land AVent Womack, who
went through here last evening,
otoPPSA oh pofk ChouR W say LndL ne
had received orders from Washington
that boomers would not be allowed to
enter the strip from the east side.
The boomers who expect to 20 in from
the Usage, Ponca and the Otoe reserva-
tions will be taken care of by the
troops, who will establish a constant
patrol along that border He also
said that the question Of registration
would be satisfactorily settled by the
employment Of i,Ooo clerks, il neces-
sary, to handle the business. Forty
registration clerks from Washington
viii arrive here over the Santa Fe
tonight.
HENNEssY, o. T., Sept. s.-Twelve
men from Illinois, with some of the
best horses OF that state, arrived YES.
terday and made a great display OF
their stock. but the general fmpres.
sion among the bystanders was that
these horses would not be in IL I'm |.
twenty mile race.
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1893-09-16
q SIX KILLED BY A cYcLoNv
Destructive windstorm sweep. n.
Rnceiand, Iowa.

RACELAND, Iowa, Sept. GA 80.
cyclone struck the pretty u,.,
town of Lockport, on BayorA ,u
iourche, at about o a. IN. and lef, ~
a mass of ruins and desolation. ST.
winds had been raging the wts
night accompanied by rain. No s"
Gus results were apprehended mt I., 18th
wind shifted suddenly To tie so.a ae
west and blew at a terrible rate c.S
ing everything in its path. The s,cra
w. q. Barrios was half demolisb.S
and all goods injured; the sto..
and residence OF Paul Meyer w.s
completely demolished; residents.
of Gus Abritat and c. j. Richards
Oliver Revet's barber shop, lsador.
Leblanc's residence, G. ID. Barrie,
large cooper shop, the Convent of N.
immaculate Conception and pe,s.
Pullucky's fruit store were completsIa
destroyed. A large portion of LON,
Terrill's residence was destrorsS
Many other buildings were badly dan
aged The killed are:
SISTER PULCHARIE.
SISTER LUCE
MISS MABEL GAUTHREAUX.
OLIVER REVET.
A SERVANT OF THE CONVENT.
UNKNOWN MAN
Those seriously injured are:
MR.. CAMILLE RICHARD three ribs broken
injured internally.
EDWARD BARBIors; wounded in breas
and head.
IsApRoRE Leblanc; ribs fractured, and
was carried away by cyclone from one sjds
of the bayou to the other
n Miss NETTIE AYo; internal injuries, n
covery doubtful.
Miss AuCERN of Terrebonne hip iuiured
SISTER ANAsTHosIE of Immaculate Con.
ception convent; head and hips injured.
SISTER JosErh; hips injured
AkTHuR SEVILLE; two fingers broken
since amputated.
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1893-09-16
cohv,cr LAt.s NOT WANTED.
No One wiz bid for the 400 Prisoners
at saltwater, MINI.


No One VIII lid for the 400 Prisoners
at saltwater. MINI.
STu.iwATgE, Mimi, sept s.-The
DO ,rd OF prison managers was sur
prised and chagrined at It's meeting
yesterday TO find that not single bid
had be n received for the Minnesota
convi,t lat or from Oct /. 1898. 10 oct
]. l-g5. No such state OF things ever
before existed since tho state was or
gained and the managers were at a
loss what TO do.
The Minnesota Thrasher company
has been making use of this labor for
the last eighteen years, and as this
company has erected large plant adj
joining and in the penitentiary IL was
the general impression that the com
pany would again bid for the convicts
ut the old price of ~ cents a day for
each prisoner.
The thrashcr company made no
statement whatever, but one Of lis
officers sa in an interview that il
had become generally known that con-
Wet la Dor was being used in the man.
ufacture of its thrashers and that il
was losing bushes, on that account.
1t had therefore concluded not 10 use
convicts in the making of its machines
any longer.
After recovering its breath the board
of managers passed resolution order
ing the thrasher company TO remove
all its effects from inside the prison
walls in the next twenty days. The
state of Minnesota, however, remains
in It's dilemma of having 400 convicts
on its hands without q stroke OF work
for them TO do.
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1893-09-16
A Sensation for Poles.

VIENNA, Sept. 1.-THE Emper~
Francis .ioseph's speech at Jaros' y,
Sunday has created sensation IN -
of the Polish districts The impressiv,s
in Vienna is that the emperor hao -
mind the i'm portance Of Galical pauy.
ism in any future contest with huss'~
He said: II am happy to be amv III
you again in this country. when -
times has given me 81 many poor ~
its fidelity and patr otisin- the connSi
whose representatives have nnders vi,
SO well how to bear in mind NOT oS 'nt
the interests Of their own ronnHy
n so at the same me the :nterss''
the entire EN- i,e.'
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1893-09-16
CORN CUT BY A MACHINE.
Worlds Fair Judges Witness the Tes
at Wayne. Ill.


ut Wayne. Ill
WAYNE, H., Sept. WORLDS Fair
judges witnessed the corn-cutting ma
cnines at work on the farm of Nj. w.
Durham Yesterday. The only ma
chimes used were those of the c. ii.
Mccormick company. The Deering
company's was not brought out. as the
agent received notice to compete at a
late hour and was unable to get II on
the ground. The Mccormick COM
pany displayed two types of machines,
both Of which were put in operation.
This was the first successful demons
tration that corn can be cut with a
machine to any great advantage.
The machine is very simple and is
propelld by horses after the manner
of a header. Two arms direct the
grain TO sickle and a CONNIE self
binding apparatus bundles il III size
conven en- for the men who place II
in shocks. II is possible to cut ten
acres of corn with IL in a day.
a large number Of farmers from the
surrounding country and many Chr
cago men interested in the ia u inn.
plement business were preset. Prof.
K. II. hurston. Calvin Young and III.
c. Wheeler were the judges, and their
report will be submitted to the Expo
si,ion authorities later. G. II. Mc,or-
mick, +. X. Butler and X. Is. Swift of
the Mccormick company, c. J. Phillips
of he Eeering company and w. w,
Burson, the veteran inventor of the
Irvine binder, were early on the
ground. j. Maszewski and George A.
Freunderoreich of Odessa, who were
sent to tina Fair to study American
farm machinery, were interested spec
tators
The problem of devising corn-cut-
ting machine that would operate sue
cessfully has been worked upon by in
ventors for years, and now that the
object has been attained it is pre-
dicted that the machine will soon be
as essential To a good farmer as self
binder.
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1893-09-16
New sp,ritu.lIst College.

NEVADA, Mo-, Sept 7.-Arrange-
ments were made to open a spiritual
ist ollege at Liberal. the first school
of its kind ever founded in the world.
The following teachers were elected:
Prof ID. c. buchanan of Creston, Iowa,
president; Prof Madison Allen and
Mrs Theresa Allen Of New York,
teachers. The remainder of the facul-
~ will be elected at once. school
will open Oct 2.
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1893-09-16
MAY PROVE A TRIPLE MURDER
Numerous Grimes Attributed to
Young Woman at Buriing ton, Conn.

Numerous Cfiincs w
Young Woman at Burlin gton, Conn
MIDDLErowN. Conn, Sept. "A dis
covery of what has the appearance OF
double murder, and may prove to be
a triple assassination has been made
at Burlington, at the foot of the shaw
agunk mountain. The events leading
up TO the supposed murders date q
little time back Paul Holiday,
a widower, who resides near Burling-
ton, recently married young woman
who had been working for him. Soon
a fter the marriage the house and barn
were burned and his crippled son was
burned to death in the house. Mrs.
Holiday was arrested for arson and
held in the Orange county Jail. where
she showed evidence of insanity. She
was sent To the state hospital and sub.
sequently, being released, returned
home.
The latter part of last week, Holli-
day was missed. He had not been
seen by his neighbors since last
Thursday. A watch was set on Holli-
DAYS premises and Mrs. Holiday
questioned as to her husbands where
abouts She said he had gone to
Bloomington to work as a mason, but
an investigation proved her statements
false Mrs. Holiday made some in
quiries as To what would remove blood
stains, and her actions becoming mys-
terious she was arrested,
A searching party was made up to
look for Holiday In the barn at
Holidays place they found under
lot Of hay the bodies of two women.
One was that of heshy woman
about ~ years cd and the other that
of a young girl, aged about ~ years.
In the body of the elder woman
there were eight bullets. Death had
evidently taken place in both cases
about four days ago. While the
names of the dead women are I'M
known. il is thought they were sum
mer boarders from New York city.
Coroner Soesh of Wurtsborro has
summoned jury and local physicians
are making a postmortem examina-
ton. The inquest will be held to-
morrow afternoon. The search for
HOLIDAY continues.
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1893-09-16
WORK FOR IDLE MEN.
All Departments of the Carnegie WORKS
at Duquesne to Start Up Monday.

PITTsBURe, Sept "a notice has
been posted at the Carnegie steel
works at Duquesne that all depart
ments of the works will be put in op
Grafton next Monday. Two thou
sand men will be given employment
at the following terms: A re-
duction of 10 per cent in all de-
partments except where employees are
paid IL cents per hour, in which
case reduction of cent per hour
will be made, and except, also, in case
Of salaried men who have recently had
a reduction.
TROY, N. Y, Sept 9.-Business is
revivipg rapidly here. Curtis a. Co.,
collar manufacturers, resumed to-day,
putting 400 hands at work. The Dia.
mond knitting mill at Waterford will
resume Monday with 200 hands and
the collar factory of Miller, Hall l.
Hartwell will Start up on the Same
day.
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1893-09-16

ROCKFORD, H., Sept Yesterday
George Jacob Schweinfurth, the pre-
tended Messiah, placed an order for a
large number of labels with a local
printing house These are to be used
for a face wash which Schweinfurth
prepared and found TO work well on
the faces OF his angela" IL will be
manufactured at the Weldon heaven
and placed upon the market ut once
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1893-09-16
WRECK ON THE ROCK iSLANn
SIX Persons Badly Injured in = Collision
Near south Omaha

OMAHA, Neb., Sept a fre,sns
and passenger train on the ho.s
Island collided, head first, near SCUM
Omaha. yesterday morning. The pa
senger had just been put on the tlu'
card and the freight men had fcrgoss
ten about it. They all leaped ~.
saved themselves The engines we,3
rendered useless and almost entlrey
destroyed. Mail Clerk J. A. MILE
may die. He is injured internsuJ'
Five passengers were badly inluleS'
one being DIR. Mcintyre OF RandoiPaJ'
Vt, Worlds Fair commissioner anu
president of the Randolph saving.
bank. He was able to resume bis Wy
last evening. Surgeons went ~ cm.s
to the wreck, but aside from MILF III.
no fatal consequences are feared, ~
damage done to the freight ana -.
senger .ars was great, reaching pro''
bly, $50, ZOO.
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1893-09-16
Prepared to Help Cotton Men

NEW YORK, Sept. THE announce
ment yesterday that all the banks in
Memphis, Tenn, had been notified by
their New York connections that they
were prepared to ship ell the money
necessary to move the cotton crop
caused comparatively little comment
in the trade in this city.
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1893-09-16
E,opemept ut J.eh.onvIire.

JAcKsoNvILLT, Ill, Sept. e.-Marcus
Hiney and ] ydia Thompson, the foster
daughter Of David johnson, eloped
last night and ire believed to have
gone 10 Chicago.
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1893-09-16

SpRlNeFIELD, ILL.,, Sept 9.-The
board Of mine examiners will meet in
this city on Tuesday Of next week for
the purpose Of examining candidates
for mine inspectors
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1893-09-16
WORK FOR IDLE MEN.
Buck Stove and Range Company ut b.
Louis Resumes Operations.


Louis Resumes Operations.
ST. LOUIS, Mo-, Sept s.-The BUCK
Stove and Range company has re-
sumed work after stoppage OF sew
eral weeks About $50 men are given
employment.
CUMBERLAND, Md, Sept s.-The
Cum Der and steel and tin.plate mill,
which has been closed down for three
months, resumed with orders enough
on hand TO run all winter. Jne
hundred and fifty men are employed
and more coming.
PEORIA, H.. sept s-The PEG la Pot
terry, which has been shut down for
several weeks, is preparing to resume
operations. The company is among
the largest in the country
READING, Pa, sept s.-Orders were
issued yesterday to put all of the Read,
ing collieries on three days time, ana
they were shut down last night for tho
balance of the week.
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1893-09-16
Local Option wins A. Ro,,o.. =,

ROANOKE, Va, Sept. s.-The local
optionists won in yesterdays election
by 142 majority in total vote ~
3 500, thereby carrying the city against
censing the sale OF intox .catinc
liquors.
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1893-09-16
SCHOOLS NOT TO BE OPENED.
Saginaw Police Keep Children Out of
Three Buildings.

SAGINAW, Mich, Sept. Three
school buildings in this city were not
opened yesterday. The board of
health carried into effect it's expressed
intention to close the Central, Ger
mania and Crazy schools. The board
had obtained written opinion from
City Attorney Smith. and acting on
this President Buckhaut of the board
of police com missioners instructed
Chief KAN TO close the schools. The
chief had already served notices on
the board of education TO close the
schools referred to- Acting under
the instructions from President Buck
haut he sent officers to the Central,
Germania and Crary schools. These
officers informed the pupils that they
could not enter, and later Superin-
tendent Whitney appeared and in
structed the principals of the different
schools to dismiss the pupils for the
day. The trouble is because the school
board has not removed the Smead dry
closet system from the three buildings.
The board of health claims it is a
source Of diphtheria and President
Williams says the system must go.
No Funds TO Ship Cinnamon Home.
Los ANGELES, Cal Sept. 6-When the
United States District court was opened
yesterday morning by Judge Ross,
the district attorney informed the
Judge that he had received telegram
from Attorney General Olney, in which
Mr.. Olney stated that Secretary Of
the Treasury Carlisle had informed
him that there are no funds to exc
cute the Geary law, so far as the same
provides for the deportation of China
men who have not procured certifi-
Gates OF residence. The case of Chin
Sheng Yuen was then tried. He was
arrested under the registration clause
of the Geary law. Judge Ross held
that he was laborer in the meaning
of the law and that prima facie case
for deportation was made out. Judge
Ross reserved his decision until to-
day.
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1893-09-16
New po.tmastesr IN Illinois.

WASHINGTON, Sept 7.-Fourth-class
postmasters were appointed in ILL.,
nois to-day as follows: j. w. Rlue.
Hradbury;. }. M. Fitch, Ganntown:
george A. Boughin, Iiarrisrown;
Henry Moecker, Homework; Thomas
II. Brown, Horace; William Mold, JOS
lin: Bart Griffith, Lovejoy; Gabriel
w. Patterson, Makauda.
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1893-09-16
circus Train wr, eyed.

SACRAMENTO, Sept TIT is report ted
that Sells Il Rentfrew's circus train
has been wrecked mile from the
town Of Grass Valley and four men
killed.
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1893-09-16
indiana Day at the Fair Sept. as.

INDIANAPoLIs, Ind, Sept. 7.-At .
meeting of the executive committee of
the Indiana Worlds Fair commission
yesterday the date of Indiana day wac
changed to Sept 20 to accommodate
some of the speakers The committee
has assurances that ex-President Har-
rison, Senator Voorhees,. Richard w.
Thompson, Gen. Lew Wallace and
James Whitcomb Riley will speak.
The governor and his staff will attend.
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1893-09-16
W,rr,,d About A.. Mia.

CAIRO. Sept. 1-Nuch anxiety Is felt
1ere because The Nile shows no signs
II rising.
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1893-09-16
Arrival OF Arch-Duke Franz.

VANCOUVER, Il. c., Sept Among
the arrivals on steamer Empress Of
China ( ON Yokohama is Ar. h. Duke
Franz Of Austria and suite.
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1893-09-16
COAL SUPPLY RUNS Low.
Great strike in England Affects Travel
and transportation.

Great strike in England Affects Travel
and Transportation
LONDON, Sept. THE effects of the
coal strike are becoming sharply evil
dent The Midland railway has issued
an order TO Law OFF thirty passenger
trains after Monday next, owing 10
scarcity of fuel. The strikers e
again restless to-day and have
gathered in numbers near Chester.
field, where disorders have again
broke forth. Apprehensive of graver
troubles. force of dragons has been
dispatched TO the scene, where al
ready the residents are panic.stricken
and where the rioters besieging the
public houses are helping themselves
TO what they need or want.
May lie Hanged Because OF Biunder
ST.. LOUIS, Mo, Sept 7.-Harrison
Duncan, who is now in jail in this
city awaiting execution for the kill
ing of Policeman James Brady Oct 6,
1880, is likely TO be the victim of a
peculiar legal ENHANCEMENT In sp te
of the fact that his case is now pend
ing in the Supreme court of the
United States on a writ of error nc
notification of stay of proceedings
has been given TO the sheriff of 81
Louis county, and that Official an
nounces that unless he is given notice
befor Friday he will be compelled, as
a matter Of legal duty, to hang Dun
can that day.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1893-05-05
CHICAGO EXPOSITION.

The electric light on the manufacture
ers' building Of the Worlds Fair will be
visible for 100 miles.
| The harbor at Chicago, from the river
to the Worlds Fair grounds, will be
| lighted by electric buoys.
Bow TO stern, all the vessels which will
participate in the great naval parade,
will make line over two miles long.
There were 5000 carloads of exhibits
at the Centennial Exposition, and it is
estimated that there will be 10000 car
loads at the Worlds Fair.
Canada is to send q mammoth cheese
to the Worlds Fair at Chicago. 1t will
be 8 feet in diameter, @ feet in height
and II tons in weight and the product of
milk from 10000 cows.
Acknowledgement Olney holds that one
Congress can qualify the act of previ-
GUS Congress by attaching conditions to
gifts and appropriations. This decision
+ against the Worlds Fair directory
concerning the disposition of 81, 500 900
which had been set apart for awards.
The report of the Worlds Fair Aud
itor to the end OF March shows that the
work has already cost SIG, 70S, S26, with
~, 36i ,263 still due on contracts, or an
aggregate of sl9,070,0S9. This, with the
the expenses of installations, salaries and
incidentals, will bring the cost up to May
], the day OF opening, to substantially
round $50 100000. -E.
At the conclusion OF the Worlds Fair
the krupp gun, the largest piece of ord
nance in the world, will be presented to
Chicago by Herr Krupp and mounted on
a fort built in Lake Michigan opposite
Hyde Park, permission for the construc-
ton of which was secured at Washing
ton the other day. The fort will be five
acres in extent, and will be for business
as well as pleasure. Mounted on it, the
great gun will be to protect the entire
city from attack by water, as it could
sink an ironelad with single shot.
Work on the fort will be commenced at
once and pushed with the greatest rapid
ity, so as to be in working order before
the fair closes. 1t will cover five acres
with the most approved defsnses.
Postmaster-General Bissell has issued
notice to all postmasters that there is
now in operation in the government
building on the grounds of the Worlds
Fair branch OF the Chicago postoflice,
known as the Worlds Fair station. This
station will make regular collections and
deliveries through its own force OF letter
carriers from and to all parts of the ex-
position grounds, and will transact
money-order and registry business, as
well as other business pertaining to a
first-class postoffice. Postmasters are
Instructed to use every proper means to
give publicity to this information in
order that persons intending to visit the
fair may, ii they 80 desire, have their
mail addressed ts the Worlds Fair sta-
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