The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1894-11-24
HISTORY OF A WEEK.
TIE WORLDS NEWS IN A NUT
SHELL.
Important Events, Domestic and Foreign
- Religious. Political. Commercial.
Sporting. Obitnary. Criminal and Mis-
,cIInu..,us Condsi,sitions.

nncc marked the regular opening of
the winter race meeting Friday at
Roby, Ind.
Managers Of the Western Baseball
association have admitted ST. Paul and
Sioux City, making tcn-clnb league.
Leaders Of the proposed new Amcri-
can baseball association arc in session
in Ch!caP, seeking to establish u
circuit
During boxing match at Syracuse,
n Y, Bob Fitzsimmons struck his
mate, Con Riordan, II chance blow
which caused death.
Thousands Of Armenian women were
subjected To indignitics and then put
to death by the victorious Kurls
Severe earthquake shocks in the pro-
vinccs of Messina and Calabria de-
stroyed many buildings and injured
several persons.
Caroline Agnes BercSford, dowagcr
duchess of Montrosc, the owner of
some celebrated horses, is dead IN Lon
don, aged ~.
Five fires during the day at Wnni-
caused total loss of S2Io,0OC.
Forest fires which have been sweep
ing mining camps in the vicinity of
Boulder Colo, have been checked
after destroying property worth
S1,OO0,0 900.
Fire in store at Burlington, Iowa,
caused the death Of boy and de-
stroyed property valued al SO 900.
Western roads can not agree with
the 500 Pacific and will fight for emf
grant businI rs hereafter.
1t is considered likely that the Lake
Erie and Western road will absorb the
indianapolis, Decatur and Springfield
line.
ConGul General Mason, stationed at
Frankfort, says American securities
are in bad odor and radical changes
are necessary.
Congressman Bailey of Texas says
stories of disorder in Choctaw and
Chicasaw countries are spread by set
tiers who want the lands
Superintendent White of the rail
way mail service, in his annual report,
recommends reorganization of the
clerical force.
Withdrawal of gold from the sub
treasures is taken by government au-
thoritics to mean preparation for the
new bonds.
1t is asserted that Wall street bank
crs are endeavoring TO harass Secre-
tary Carlisle because they can not rule
him.
As the result of feud Mayor ilar-
man and Henry Lawrence of Lula,
Miss, were shot and killed by J. w.
Boyd.
Rev Richard Carroll aged 50, a
prominent Baptist preacher, committed
suicide by hanging at Maynardsvillc,
Tenn.
Citizens of Muskogcc, /. T., are
anticipating "a raid by the Cook gang
OF bandits, which is cncampcd near
That pace.
James Fullerton, ,Ir., son of prom
nent buffalo attorney, assaulted a
pawnbroier and robbed him of 81 500.
Thomas Collins, u negro hostlcr, en-
tered the homes of four white women
in Atchison, Kan, assaulting two Of
them and injured the others.
Mrs \. ). Cox of Canton, H.,
dropped lamp setting fire to her
clothing and burning her to death
While attempting to put ont u fire
started by children Mrs j II. Eylen-
burg of Fort Wayne, Ind, was fatally
burned.
Hamilton Stuart, state editor of the
Galveston News, & dead at his home
in Galveston, Texas, aged 81 years.
Mrs. Milton Harrington, one of the
six survivors of the Miltimorc massa-
ere in Utah in 1859, is dead in Dclcvan,
Wis, aged 80 years.
DIR. James McCosh, ex-prcsidcnt of
Princeton college, is dead. lie was 50
years of age and celebrated writer.
Robert C. Winthrop, formcrN<r SEN
ator from Massachusetts, died at his
home i'm Boston Of heart failure
Chairman I.abcock of the republican.
congressional committee says the tariff
will be allowed To rest for some time
President Trayncr of the American
Protective association claims the re-
suit of the elections is n victory for the
order
Bank clearings of the principal
American cities show an increase for
the week of H. per cent.
individual operators of the Lchish
Valley Coal company have taken steps
to secure an adjustment OF prices
Miss Franrcs /; Willard addressed
the national w. e. T. u. convention at
Cleveland Friday On the great growth
OF The order.
I'ra'lstrcct's says the proposed bond
Issue has strengthened stocks. bu, bc.
licvcs the relief will be only temper
nry
President DchS Of the Railway Union
says democrats were defeated because
of their attitude toward strikers .ast
summer.
buns Weekly Review OF Trade says
gradual improvement Is noticeable in
nearly all branches Of business.