The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1894-12-08
HISTORY OF A WEEK.
THE WORLDS NEWS IN A NUT
SHELL.
Important Events. Domestic md Foreign
Religious. Political. Comm erciai
Sporting, Obituary, Criminal and Mis-
ceIianeoas COMBINATIONS.

Charges that several members OF
Pennsylvania football team are pro-
fessionals are denied by the colleges
representatives.
Sherwood Dixon, United States dis
trict attorney, died at his residence in
Chicago from consumption.
Major-Gcncral Stephen &. Bnrbridgc
died I'm New York. lie will be buried
in Arlington National cemetery.
The king of Corea has appealed to
the American minister for protection,
believing his life in DANCE y.
The ear, II is said, will shortly par
don the three members of the imperial
family who are in disgrace and exile.
The royal visitors to st. Petersburg
to attend the funeral Of the ear and
the wedding of another left for home.
Flames starting in a barn threatened
to destroy the town of Audubon, Iowa.
but were finally got under control.
A fire caused panic in Chicago
tenement house in which Il
wake was being conducted. Several
persons were overcome by smoke.
i WO men ana TWO women. VINO ilau
been engaged in smuggling Turkish
embroidcricS were arrested at De
troit
Four men who robbed the postoilice
at Ticondcroga y. V. were captured
by q shcrif's posse after desperate
fight
Richard Fcrral, agent of n Chicago
publishing firm, was arrested in New
York, charged with attempting to col
lect money on bogus orders.
Robert Ecker, wanted for forgery i'm
three western states, was arrested at
Crcagerstown, Md, while visiting rcla
tives.
Thomas Young was arrested ut Chi
cago and taken to Pontiac, Mich, to
be tried for stealing forty bushels of
beans nine years ago.
The Chicago night express on the
Wabash collidcd with freight at
Namocki. Both engines are dcmol-
ishcd.
The Eastern Illinois Nashville linn
tied ran into Il coal train at Bccchcr.
The passengers escaped with a shak.
ing up
An expose Of the methods of the
Lake Carriers association is made i'm a
special report by Labor Commissioner
Lewis of Ohio.
An earthquake shock. which was ac-
companicd by a~rumblng sound, was
felt at Pittsfcld III.
Trial of District Attorney Fellows,
of New York, on the charge of neglect
of duty, began Monday.
The Wisconsin legislature will be
asked to pass n law compelling saloons
to be closed on Memorial day.
John Burns, the English labor
leader, reached New York. and was
welcomed by Samuel Gompers and
other trade unionists.
The first rain for four months fell in
Arkansas, putting out the forest fires
which had done great damage.
The Chicago trades assembly dis
cusscd the proposed increase in the
army, and appointed a committee to
draft resolutions opposing it.
Eleven hundred Chicago waits were
given AZ " 'llbIIti uU viz
Cavalry armory Sunday. DR.. Thomas,
Mayor Hopkins and Gen. Rugcr being
absent, one boy said grace and two
others made speeches.
Unusual precautions were taken in
the government printing Office to pre-
vent leakage of the Presidents message.
In its annual report the civil service
commission says the law is being bet
ter observed than ever before
Commissioner Of Navigation Cham
bcrlains annual report is mainly an
argument for free ships
The uncxprcd portion Of the SEN
tencc of suspension on Brigadicr-Gcn
cral Swain, judge advocate general of
the army, has been RENTED by the
President.
Congress met at noon Monday. Little
legislation is likely beyond the pas,
sage of the regular appropriation
bills.
In his report Comptroller Eclscls adj
vises change from a bond TO a safety
fund security Us u basis for bank cir
culation.
NhlChRO anu sNCN YIN Npi'S itpSih'i
will cooperate to secure appropria-
tons for new postoilice buildings
Rabbi Wise. president Of the Hebrew
Union College of Cincinnati since its |
foundation, has decided to resign.
Judge Dallas at Philadelphia decided
the Reading receivers had the right to
discharge an employee who belongs To
q brotherhood.
In the Kicks investigation at Clevc.
land the Judge created surprise by |
pleading ignorance of the law rcgulat
ing collection Of fees.
In the lynching trial at Memphis.
ex-Attorncy- General Peters gave tcs-
timony tending TO show "a conspiracy
existed.
More than 1000 people attended the
dcdicatory exercises of the recon
structed Second Congregational church
ut Rockford, H., Sunday.