The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1894-10-13
HISTORY OF A WEEK.
THE WORLDS NEWS IN A NUT
SHELL.
Important Events, Domestic and Foreign
congressional, Religious. Political,
Commercial, Sporting, obituary, Crimi-
nal and Miscellaneous.

with embezzling thousands.
1t is thought Col. Merritt Barber will
be court nartialed for discourteous
treatment of the Army Of the Tennes-
see.
Advices from Kobe state that several
towns were wrecked along the Russian
coast by hurricane and many lives
were lost.
Hungarian diet has passed the bill
granting liberty of worship to all
creeds, despite the opposition of the
clergy.
Tommy Ryan Of Chicago and Jack
Dempsey, the rnonpareil.' have signed
for finish fight in New Orleans
Dee. L..
In the second game of the cup series,
New York defeated the Baltimore base
ball club by score Of too.
In the intercollegiate game at Jack
sonvillc, Illinois college defeated Knox,
the former holder Of the college cup,
At Nashville, Tenn, the Young
was totally destroyed. The loss
reaches 500, 900.
Fire in the business district of New
Haven, Mo-, destroyed nine buildings,
entailing total loss of 100000,
Seavett's stase factory at Vernon,
Ohio, was burned at loss of $40, 900
Five horses in an adjoining barn per
ished.
Col. w. l.. Strong, president Of the
Central National bank, has been sc.
lected for mayor OF New York by the
Committee of Seventy.
Judge Gaynor, nominated for judge
of the court of appeals of New York
by the democrats, has declined TO make
the race.
Democrats and populists OF Oslxn-
loosa, Iowa, have combined TO defeat
Lacey, republican candidate for con-
gress.
Six persons were killed and MUM
Der injured by falling walls during a
factory fire in Detroit.
Napoleon Il. Osborne was killed and
several other men seriously injured by
the collapse of Il gravel pit 1t Lebanon,
Ind.
The northeast end Of Cuba was Wis
tied by terrific hurricane which de-
stroyed or badly damaged all the
banana plantations. Many houses were
blown down.
A runaway horse dragged Benlah
Jamison, an 1l-ycar-old girl, To death
at Ellison, III.
Ni,., la, In, a inn Inns oil
to death at Kauli9kce, H., while try
ing to start fire with Kerosene oil,
The boiler in Shultz'S saw mill, near
ParlScrSburg, W. Va, exploded, killing
three men and fatally injuring two
others.
William Vance, sentenced to a term
OF twenty years at ST, Joseph. Mo, Tor
attempted murder, is now said to bc
innocent.
Six masked robbers overpowcred the
agent at Fort Gibson, |. r., and looted
the station, securing $500.
Jessie r. Mcclure, postoflicc IN
spector, was killed by an unknown
person during the. carnival at Kansas
City, Mo.
Five men have been indicted for
wrecking Rig -Four passenger train
at Fontanct Ind, during the great
railroad strike.
In pitched battle between trainmcn
and tramps near Anderson, Ind, one
of the latter was fatally wounded.
Henry ID. Tollcyof Akron, Ohio, fail
ing in an attempt TO assault Miss Ger
trude Lewis, Committed suicide to
avoid arrest.
AS an outgrowth of the republican.
ropulist trouble in Denver. Deputy
Sheriff Smith was killed by Policeman
Boykin.
Gus Jackson, of one of the oldest
families of Waco, Texas, shot and
fatally wounded Miss Geraldine Liv
ingston. jealousy was the cause.
c. w. West, n conductor on the Butte,
Anaconda & Pacific, railway, was shot
twice by tramp named Clay Pugh al
Butte. West will die. Pugh was cap
tured.
Western passenger officials are en-
deavoring to form an association
having jurisdiction over all western
passenger business
Warning Brothers & Co. have brought
suit for g., 800, 900 against the Pcnnsyl-
vania railroad for overcharges and
damages.
Bank clearings of the principal cities
show an increase of ILL., per cent for
the week.
Dun's Review Of Trade accounts for
the light sales of manufactures by tho
extraordinary shrinkage of cropvalues.
Coffin & Stanton. stock brokerage
firm of New York, has failed The
liabilities are said to reach the sum of
s., 1000, 900.
Mill operatives numbering 10000 in
New Bedford, Mass, have been adj
vised by their leaders to accept re-
duction and end tile strike.
Bradstreet's reports continued i'm
crease in the prosperity of the country,
which is somewhat delayed by the
price of farm products.
Ministers of Milwaukee have com
menccd vigorous crusade against
lurid billboard posters and Sunday