The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1894-04-14

~ WcSt- Doiuu pdSScHRcr trdln on the
Northwestern road jumped the track
near Lake Benton, MINI, Engineer
Ed Frary was instantly killed.
Coxey's army marched from Home
stead to McKecsport, Pa. Nearly n
hundred coke strikers have joined the
ranks.
Coke strikers in Pennsylvania have
stolen 1900 pounds of dynamite, and
great destruction of property is
feared.
Eight hundred defiant unemployed
meL were overpowered in Oakland,
CAL. and shipped TO Sacramento in
box cars
People of Cincinnati are much inter-
ested in the suicide of stranger who
left no trace of his identity.
l.. r. Leroyal, a French engineer,
has discovered most remarkable cave
in southwestern Mexico.
Frye's army of 500 unemployed has
been ordered to march out of East ST.
Louis by the police.
Federal and confederate veterans,
survivors of the battle Of Shiloh, held
their first reunion at Pittsburg Land
ing, Tenn.
News companies in New York have
refused to handle Stead's book on
Chicago.
OCol. Breckenridge formally closed
his defense in the Pollard case. The
rebuttal testimony was very damaging
to him.
Judge Caldwclls decision in the
Union Pacific wage conference at
Omaha favors the employees at every
point.
impeachment proceedings have been
commenced against Judge Talley of
Alabama, charging him with failure
to prevent murder
Coxey's army fought its way out of
Allegheny City, Pa, and marched to
Homestead, where it camped in an ice
house. 1t now numbers GOO men.
Loren A. Thurston. Hawaiian minis
ter to the United States, and Miss
Harriet Potter were married at St
Joseph, Mich.
William Barnes was thrown from a
colt at Goshen, Ind, and killed bv be-
ing iilDdleu on II renee.
Coxey's army of the commonweal
reached Sewickley, Pa, an aristo-
cratic suburb of Pittsburg.
Gov. Tillman's troops kept Darling
ton under martial law. Trouble is
feared should arrests be attempted
Gov. Tillman has ordered Gen. Far
ley to arrest citizens of Florence, SC,
and the dispensary war has broken
out afrcsh
Propeller Barnum, Chicago for Buff
falo, carrying 81, 900 bushels of corn,
struck floating ice in the Mackinaw
Straits and went down. The crew was
saved.
Robson of Winona, Mimi, got 4
judgment of $1,000 against the Mis-.
sissippi River Logging company in the
Iowa Federal court for breach of con-
tract in failing to drive the plaintiffs
logs.
OThrec hundred miners in the Mas
sillon. Ohio, district are reported to be
starving.
Gov. Tillman has issued proclama-
ton announcing that the South Caro-
lima instruction is at an end.
In the Pollard case Judge Bradley
administered a singing rebuke to peo-
pie who attend the trial out of morbid
curiosity.
While trying to force passage
through the Straits of Mackinac the
steamer Minneapolis, loaded with AS
551 bushels of wheat, went down.
In honor of his Doth birthday Gen.
George N. Jones of Dubuque, a pio-
neer of Iowa, was received by the gen.
eral assembly at Des Moines as a guest
of the state.
Archbishop Ireland of st. Paul adj
dressed the Loyal Legion of New
York on The Duty and Value Of Pat
riotism"
An angry mob of ., 900 attacked the
Queens Own, the crack regiment of
Toronto. while on parade and ser-
Gus fight ensucd.
A courier from the scene of the In
dian troubles in the Cheyenne coGn-
try says thirty men, half of them In
dians have been killed. and general
war is feared
Gov. Peck has sent S533 o. to the re-
lief committee at Hurley and notified
1t that no more charitable contribu-
tons will be made.