The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1894-10-20
HISTORY OF A WEEK.
THE WORLDS NEWS IN A NUT
SHELL.
Important Events, Domestic and Foreign
-Congressionai, Religious. Political,
Commercial. Sporting, Obituary, Crimi.
nal and Misc ellancous.

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General Mason's report on the feeling
in Germany toward American railway
securities.
Owing to the abrogation of the re-
ciprocity treaty with Brazil, importers
of that country will sue the United
States for duties which have been paid.
Schooner Sea Foam capsized at
Shears, in Delaware bay. 1t is feared
the captain and crew of five men per-
ished.
December wheat sold down to 56H
cents in New York Friday. the lowest
price in the history Of the market.
William Gricr, Ellsworth McFee and
Nathan Grier were burned to death
near Celina, Ohio, in barn.
Mrs. Abilene Eclxert of Beardstown,
H., was burned to death by her cloth
ing catching fire from the explosion of
lamp. The house also burned.
Calvin Highland of MarlSle, Ind, was
crushed to death by heavy stone
while working in IA quarry.
Mary Sufilewerth, forewoman of the
Dykes marble works of Akron, Ohio,
was instantly killed by Cleveland,
Akron e. Columbus train.
England is erdeavoring to enlist
Chinese-Japanese war.
Prominent officials of the Colorado
republican league have deserted their
party and will work with the popu-
lists.
In his speech Mt Rock Island, ILL.,,
Vice-President Stevenson defended
congress and said the new tariff will
benefit every one.
Federation of Labor, in session at
Belleville, H., decided in favor Of sin
gle tax and against socialism.
Members Of the American Protective
association at Kansas City charge their
officers with selling the order to the
highest bidder.
Ex-President Harrison made eight
speeches during Friday in Indiana,
concluding with an address at Evans
vile.
Only two favoritcs ran first at Har-
lem Friday. Outsiders, at long odds,
tooh viz S'iiti iOul oh VIC Cslilt
At Morris park Friday Sabilla, at
odds of - to /, won the Fashion stake.
Only one favorite took race during
the day.
Online paced an exhibition mile at
Sioux City Oct. IL in 2:O4, lowering his
own worlds record of 2:0714.
Gov. Mitchell says he will convene
the Florida Legislature if necessary to
prevent the Corbett-Fitzsimmon fight
in that state.
Limonero won the Stallion stake,
worth So, 200, at Lexington Friday de-
feating B. Il. F., the favoritc at odds of
500 to $40.
James 4. Adams, an expert book
keeper, accused of stealing $4,000 of
Armour Il Co. s funds, was bound over
in New York.
Masked robbers held up fast mail
train ut Aqua Creek, Va, and rifod
the express car and mail pouches,
securing large amount of money.
Two bandits, who robbed the over
land express near Sacramento, Cal,
secured between $50, 900 and S75, 900.
Sergeant Thomas Marriott of tie
Thirteenth United States infantry,
murdered his first sergeant at Porter
Barracks, n. y.
Armed tramps took possession of
freight train in Ohio and terrorized the
crew and passengers for an hour.
Two police judges in Kansas City
; have been indicted on charges of
forgery, enlightenment and other
crimes.
Cincinnati thieves squeezed bank
messenger in u doorway and relieved
him Of cash and drafts worth 81 900.
Unknown thieves at Newtown, Ohio,
robbed the house of merchant of
cash and securities valued ut $4,000.
Edward Smith, alias Donohue, who
murdered a man in Crossville, ILL.,, five
years ago, has been arrested in Dem
yer.
Bank clearings of the principal cities
show an increase for the week of per
cent.
Uncontradicted rumors are to the
effect that Nellie Grant Sartoris is to
marry Gen. II. Kyd Douglas of Balti-
more.
Dun's Weekly Review of Trade says
merchants everywhere are now wait
ing for the development of retail trade.
Bradstreet's reports an increase in all
lines of business. Southern merchants
are especially encouraged.
win of Richard Smith, the wealthy
type founder, leaves more than $1,000
600 to the city of Philadelphia.
Wholesale grocers of Chicago are
leaders in revolt against the sugar
trust which is spreading over the en-
tire country.
Miss Mary E. Bartlett of Walden,
Mats, has sued the executors of her
dead lovers estate for $4,000 for
breach of contract.
w. r. Emcnhorst, a sugar rcfincr of
Montreal, rendered respondent by
heavy losses, committed suicide.
The brotherhood of st. Andrew has
,elected Louisville, KY, rs the place