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The sun., 1894-06-22
The LExow Committee adjourn!
Adjourn now1

We must robuke the Baltimore Sun for
again inciading Senator HILL among those
who held up the Tariff bill for tho sake Of q
better schedule on sugar. That question has
already been discussed By Senator Hill and
Senator VEST in the Senate In . war to stop
our Baltimore contem porary from saying such
thing again after reading the facts Senator
HILL has made but ono demand In reference
to the Tariff bill and that 10 that the income
tax should be buried as its Popuilst friends
were buried two years ago
The sun., 1894-06-22

The DsmosIats ws,s sent to washington to
b stoH Bs-ad.
This 10 ss good a. We have seen as an illus
tration OF the happy -go-lucky Ignorance. par
tieularly OF those who ought to knew better.
OF what the Democrats were sent to Washing
ton for. They were sent there to give the
country . tariff for revenue only; nothing
more and nothing less. Their task 10 not to
prepare what the Boston Herald or any other
schedule iuRglsr thinks would be . better
tariff" but wha. the Constitution demands As
Q constitutional tArif.
The sun., 1894-06-22

There is mourning In Boston. A great
thinker has moved. "old Sport" one OF the
eminent Bostoniaa economists who marched
to Washington. has decided not to return.
"H's friends" says our esteemed contempo-
rary. the Boston Herald. with tears that
soak the paper. will hear II with re-
gret" We should say 90. The too thin
ranks Of Boston thinkers have left among
them no one Ike "old Sport" His reflective
feet will be sorely missed in the streets whore
in better days the gray matter covered every
thing with - cloud that eren the east wind
couldn't disperss.
The sun., 1894-06-22
Jews aad Chsss-GsstIaE at the IAEoraat ties
Desired.

To THE EDIroR OF The SUN-Sr: Being
. lover OF chess myself ahd OF the Hebrew
race. mar bs permitted 10 add little In the
controversy on the subject Jews and Chess "
One reason why chess has been fayoTite
game With Jews Is that stri;t Observers OF the
orthoiOx laws Of Jewish religion we're pro-
hibitsd from enjoying games OF chance like
cards aud d &c. played fora stake. while chess
an In sllsetual PAstime usually plAYsl only for
the honor OF victory AppeATo 20 10 morally
iIIspI0AehAble. Several passages In uIedia-
val Jewish Literature. nsntlon chess 10 =
rather fIisndS war. Ihe "schulrhan ATurh" |"
chapter S2S. states distinctly that ehsss lAi-
ing 10 permitted on SABBATH day One OF the
old Jewish legends sHeaks Of a Young hoy the
500 OF famous rabbi kidnapped during al
anti lavish riot, brought un as a Catholic
priest and eventually elected PopP. The story
goes on TO tell how clever move ON the chess
board revealed his identity tI his aged father
MAaifsstlY hsTsditaTI inhueness were 4
work for many gsnsrAtlons in regard 70 chess
And the JeHH MOSES OppENHEIMEE
24l EAsT sEyENTr-FIRsr srBEEI. June n,
The sun., 1894-06-22
We have no dsesyins re,bsr castles. = Min.

sesf-s6 IUh-ss
paired and overhauled from iurret to founda.
tion stone The gallant knights that we're
going TO polish on the Tlobber Bsrons are
eating sussf on the sane plate with them
The King IL In the parlor counting out the
monsy, and the maid Of the soullery 10 Just
passing over the drawbridGe on her way to
send a TELEGRAM. sty DAN. the COunty GEoncE.
and Lord RoDERrcK are drinking Malm,sy In
the hall and rearing out the catch:
"Nov fair bsfsii bold robbers all
Who levy contribution;
Nov msrrlJ sing. 'Frotse,iou's the thing
Andd the Constitution"
The Robher Castles we're never In better
order since robbing began.
The sun., 1894-06-22
GEIIISa 10 HAkD PIM

The IAeOas Tax CaeOastItutIOa. as Wen
as CAdsnOeratte.
ITO~ As FAG4ls'TAia RsooSL
The States are not permitted By the Co..
stitutiou Of the United States to levy taxes
on Imports. The Federal Government Is not
permitted BY the Constitution to levy direct
taxes on incomes Let both the Federal and
the State GOvsEnm nmsnts keep within their re-
spsetlys spheres Of action
The sun., 1894-06-22
The Rad.

Hr rrssiissI - are ssarias t,s cad S.zHr Co...
OF Democratic prestige.
Of What Ia fair and right
OF all oar bssI sndsavorG
OF shat has made us ngsL
OF JshsrsonlAn tsaehiAEs
OF EAloF AAd 0f vim
OF AndEsW JAcksOh's courage
IN. .aa OF AL Ws lsvsd IN aim
OF aseshey and honor.
OF shAt tradition brOssht
OF pEiReiPls And PFaetiss.
o. EEaI ths party a0gIs1
ot PlAIfOEn ARd Of prSnis@
Of RArty lsyAlIy
of Democratic EloTy,
Og Irss DsmoeTasy.
The sun., 1894-06-22
The New Fishermen.

We repeat that there ls not throughout
the length and breadth Of the country q
Democratic newspaper or statesman that
approves tho Tariff bill. All that keeps 1t
from ending Its drabby existence on the
moment is the humbuR argument that
driving this hash OF fraud and hypocrisy
through may redeem the obligations OF the
Democratic party.
This Is bait for fools. Who'll bite?
The sun., 1894-06-22

The navy OF the United States has suffered
fewer defeats than that Of England. France.
Spain. or Holland. The several TeVersss that
have bsfAllsn our Jack TArs were largely due to
unusual circumstances. aud . study Of the
causes which led to the defeats shows how
easily the humiliation could have been avoided
II the proper preeAution or the right remedies
had been applied In time. One of the most
humiliAtiaE disasters that has bsfAllsn tho
Unitsd States nAVy occurred sikhty-seyen
years ago to-day II vas The affair Of the
Chesapeake aud the leopard. the untoFtuaAts
results OF which are clearly trAesabls TO the
unpTsparsd condition OF the American ship for
immediate action. On June ~. 1907. the
thirty six-E gun irigAts ChsSapsAks. Cart JAMEs
BARRoN. sailed from HAM pton Roads. bound for
the ditsTTAnsan. Although the United States
and England were 1T peace. the British frisAts
Lsopard. OF the same force had been lying In
walt for the Chesapeake several days with the
AVoWsd purpose. Gs was AftsrWATd learned OF
attacking the American ship Ahd taking from
her some alleged British dSssrtSTS The Chss-
Gpsaks without the slightest expectation Of q
battle. had sailed about forty-nVe miles from
port when she overlook the Leopard The
British commander hailed. saying that
he desired to send Dispatches to Ea-
rope by the American frikStS This
being a common courtesy. the British
we're allowed to send an Ofaesr aboard the
Chesapeake who showed Capt BARRON az
order from Ths British Vice admiral Insisting
On the right 20 search ths Chesapeake for the
ALLEGED dsssEtsEa BARRON Indignantly re-
fused to allow the search. GHd attempted u
prepare his sh D for action. Bat here he real
lied his great mistake In sSillaR from port be-
fore his shin vas In eOndi;ion for immediate
Aetioh- The decks Ot the CAssApsAke we're IN
great disorder. ehisksa eOOps, sa6iA fuTa
turs. baEEAEa &s- sRsunbsntas the suh ear
El-fss .Nkes- syss- a. Ess4sss sAsA.
The sun., 1894-06-22

A baseball nine from New Haven went up
to Cambridge yesterday. The Harvard obitu.
arr appears In the proper place In this morn
ing's Sun. II We were Yale. We should bs
afraid OF this long line ofluek. The break must
CONS. Better throw BOB Cook into the Thames.
or make soms other sacrifice to NEMESIS
Meanwhile. there are games that haven't ret
been cultivated at Cambridge, Why not try
pitch and toss. trunds hoop. or pall-lAll.
The sun., 1894-06-22

II the Louisville COurier-.J0dysdI counter
felt prsssntmsnt OF that illustrious ambuia-
tory unindustrialist. Gen. KELLY. doesn't fiat
ter him. he has the true doms-like brow Of
sHAKEsPEARE aud DANTE RossErTI. only his 10
more towering and vastsr Either KELLY 10
monstrously meg EAlocephAlous or Nature built
. house so big che couldn't furnish IL. and for
seOAOmT's Bake turned 1t into a whssl.hOuss
The sun., 1894-06-22
Ry shs soutAsra Sea.


PABLO BzACH. June lS-A party Of FablOItss
In charge OF MrA. ThTlshsr and MIRA (ionzaiss
vent down the beach for a mOohllghT sxeuT-
si"h and turtle ihuRt and. 10 thsir suERTise
iheJ lo1nd somg turtle ssgs aud q Avs-iOot al
llgatlr, m0nnltght measure. ELeneZeT the
hustlinG delivery slssk os the MaTshai store
eonyaTtrd himself Into = baud. and ty the aid
o. mouth oFgau fuTni.hed must, ~ which
the party triITsd the light fantastic on the
sands. with the mea Log Of the tide as an Ae-
The sun., 1894-06-22
A Blo..o- NOr che Health hoard.

MARTINsyIILF. lad. June l6.-cspt NJ B.
Collins Of this eity has fnr collection Of
hpWsrS. among which A. plAnt called Amor
ph0phAllus. species Of luI. II blOomtd 4 lew
dAYs ago The bloOm 4 Of maroon color. lily
shaped. Aad IL . hugs affair. being almost two
feet long and eight Inches in diameter across
the DELL. The Hover has the chAFActsristie
OdOE Of Its species. which Il 30 great a stsneh
that green niek constantly hover Aboutlt
The sun., 1894-06-22

The Hon. JACOB SLoAT FAssErr. sitting
upon the piazza OF his beautiful house in
Elmira. his coat removed. his statesm an g
shirt beaminE brightly and calling for the
admiration Of the Republican masses. his ears
tipear wi h exrsctation. 10 one OF the most re-
freshing sights now visible. As long as Mr..
FAssETT IL In sight. we feel that the country is
indeed snfe
The sun., 1894-06-22

The world should know that Texas 10 sol
and that the people ready TO pay tnst dusa
Go Dsts S.s.
We are glad to hear this Of Texas. We wish
Texas luck to every body.
The sun., 1894-06-22

TO THE EBnoE o. TsE sgs-Sir: ] Eeud IKE 70
thai ne hers % GfaanzE sshOsi SO 10 Sas Joined
ths A. EssaIstts Cab saSad Sst thsss Pna % bat
tess th.l q - PEssssts4 g tAsH sses q .As
Sc sss stf 'Asss i'nfsa s.sss e,ss
The sun., 1894-06-22

HlMIIS GAlLAsp has aotually succeeded In
making JUAauIs hILLsa tai. .-Iid-ta tbrsf'i-irsS
Now. II JOAQUIN MILLER can oniy succeed In
making HAMLIN GARLAND shut Up.
The sun., 1894-06-22
TAs --latest variety o. aors.

hSa BFs hsH II
DobsOn-HsEs comes Poe sonby. For heavens
SAKE tsts get 0ut Of his way
H0lAon 1hau ~ urh dc yoo oHe Aim
Dalassa -tielhlag; bat he ilaaai4ss he's snt
agBsadlsiuA aad Nt1 yeek - ~ ~ ~ IL
The sun., 1894-06-22
sUNHKAMs.

1
Nsnus' iou uae ih 'hs sueam OF venies' mat u'uaI
no.s 'nIousn tns mo onahfeiess shoV
w ,ntue ~ Nst 'ne pie'u's esss'A some usasr
.n o., pa''nEs NV e,o,su ~ 'u sumtnor because
W. ~ ~p'ue ~ suyi.t "0''u " '''"s O"' " 'o"h OF ho'ih
S'"s "OO
~ ~-Ihste has suhuouo'eo'y Ossn an a'emps by one o.
s~no'hsr ~ quss''ohAoe ms'nou 70 in.nsh oread mes
'l. ~ ~ - - y ~ '.s y, ,P.u ~. ~ voa ~ oi many
.noesahos ., Neu orAsrs, put " vas re,efVsd tor
M ,en'u % A,s"u. % ipAas NpS' sssus uNe peee
nhry eou p'uu hts snh ounesmeh' in 'ne taee e
~ en,sp.s ,. 'o.s,. , su Iouau !" "Ne "Sue orss@
'o's N"u eS
-Ahhoueh the ART OIL cream makinGh hn been vas-sv
| improved OF hts years and the range of hsvsr, hs
| O'ea Hsa.J n'eusu ,A",n, ue o'uiA,nioheu ~ ~
'oI'e VI ~ sis " psope s'', hoiss "s p'aoeh tse
s~'teen ~ o. wv puo'o. "he ~ io. cream ,Aoon MUS
ues' =" ieN nsnoIs " insiuuss 'Ann'A snd 'hh
uH,oI -. .. , ~" ''" - u''s "' V"'Ahs0's
| "hsreHen' VI ios ''esm'
| -Thers 10 aeoohnRsn ohfsard'lte ehsct produced
thess Gays oJ tsr WeH sac p'sa'ert taetoty h.s
| h'Eh chimney. near which havsntlstns oupos sna
| through the STATS OF this cupola dfifts perpstua
tnowuorm OF plaster oVsr the face OF the
chimney snd d,,ips'sa IN 'ns sarroundlns s'ns
sphere. fnseueN " eNsou 'hAt' VI "e' anu ehhCes
| snow driVen before Wlnh
| -Go.d,miths save" their neors and glider, ths.s
| raEs with surprisinE resultant economics one 10
portant hrm OF in this cty requires Its fact
ry tmploys.sto to leave their wofkins clothes at IN.
tory The work benches ard 1ooss sre carefully svspe
nightly. but once in every few years floors, benehee
and clothes are burned After one of these buruinTs
the crucble, contain ss srssiduum thousand, Of dot
lars worth Of precious metal
An the photographer In New rork are ooeasionsly
called upon TO photograph pet dogs and ths business
issufcisnty Important to Justify the display ofdcs
portraits in the frames that photouaphht' hang ou,
with Shnrlss OF their work considering the Tact thA
photography hss been greatly spsciaEedhai there ss
. NIen''I' wi p"o.ok .p.'.s A,i au. pao'oS
p Iapne, SUI ".-' n.y. ~ :. ~ H, u" "p""'s
'"P"e' MSS rsu' s'p'o'AS u P'' -""~
Gen Hsncoek' grandson ongntt TO nsre seertaines
me minimum weight o. the west foint p'eo ostosa
'eeking entranee TO lhe Academy ana tnen gone 70
muk eurst OnIsss the JouhR man 10 In uneommesv
bad health the mix cure roud nave given MIN MS ~
diuohal nVs pounds IN aNery snonums' ana tnss
too' without seriouhy interfering WIN MS hudiea Hb
| 'he pscuhhly OF ths MIX treatment hhH hHens
tnose VINO are 100 'nin anu tn'hs 'noss VINO are
whose business It 10 to solicit subscribers toe
several medical periodicals complains that doctosv
Hefeeiins the hard times Many decline TO ,us.eHos.
The sun., 1894-06-22

Dovr friends whe Jaror ", vih rndnuscrip,sJor
r,LEcai,on vish 10 hare reec'sd articles r's'uasd.
nsv inusf In al cases send stamps for tho! ptvpos"
The sun., 1894-06-22

The Republican party eaa ask nothing more
for 30 come than the passage OF ths suGsr
Trust schedule BY the House -PhmhiapAtI P'es (kp
We believe that that's true.
The sun., 1894-06-22

10. 10. Ramapo. Hail to the hoss that
10 easily boss. the hoss that the wind TeIls At.
Whoai umpromptu by the Hon. THOMAS C.
pr
The sun., 1894-06-22

The result OF the first three days voting
at the JASPER Improvement A'hsnHum for q
chrome OF JAcoB s. CoxEY. to be given to tile
most popular candidate for the Populist nomi-
nation for President In 1895. resulted as fol-
Iowa.
The sun., 1894-06-22
WAY NSsI

EOsa AsnmA Gao sls5k e china ssorsl-I see
iss sss saS si. "a oSss.s ga .ss : tis iss H-''
The sun., 1894-06-22

It Is probable that tho RroHrNRE strength
will 70 to either TwrrrY or CLEVELAND before
the end OF the week.
The sun., 1894-06-22

Gen. JUAIBo CASrwKLL has recovered his
health. aud Is still eonsecrated to tho income
tax
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1894-09-15
MISCELLANEOUS NEWS.

Bank clearings of the principal
cities, excluding New York. show an
increase for the week in comparison
with last year of 20. per cent
Mrs J. Coleman Drayton will con-
test the divorce suit brought by her
husband and will Ale cross petition
alleging unfaithfulness on his part.
Trade reviews report remarka BILE
Improvement in business in the west
during the week, especially at Chi
cago and St Louis.
j. Il. Greenhut, president of the
whisky trust, ridicnled the report that
receiver was to be applied for.
The supreme lodge, Knights of
Pythias, has ruled that the ritual
must be printed in the English lam
guagc alone.
Heavy rains in Wisconsin quenched
the forest fires and broke n drought
of many weeks standing,
At Des. Moines, Iowa, the corner
stone of a monument to the soldiers
and sailors OF the state was laid with
imposing ceremonies
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1894-09-15
FOREIGN.

At state banquet Emperor William
admonished his hearers that he would
not brook opposition to his agrarian
plans.
Eight fishing boats were caught in
a gale and wrecked on the Norpes
Island. Fifteen Of the crews were
drowned. The survivors suffered ter
ribly from hunger and exposure.
The trades union congress at Nor
witch, England. resolved to demand
that the government prevent the land
ing of destitute aliens
The British war ship Ringarooma is
ashore on a reef off Mallicollo Island
New Hebrides. 1t is thought the crew
was saved.
Another outrage has been commit
ted on Americans by the seizure Of a
launch by the Mosquito dictators at
Bluefelds
A Danish vessel which has reached
Copenhagen spoke the Peary relief ex-
pedition at Godhaven on July IL
Bjorling and Kalstennius the Swedish
explorers, are believed to be lost.
Seven persons were shot in Hayti for
connect ton with conspiracy to MUIR
der daughter of Hippolyte.
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1894-09-15
CASUALTIES.

a fast mail on the Wabash ran into
some freight cars at Staunton, Ill.
Two men were killed and two injured.
An open switch caused the wrecking
Of the Santa Fe's California express n I
Dillon Junction, n. NJ. Four men were
hurt
Business portion of Conrad, an Iowa
village, was wiped out by frs, entail
telling n loss of about $50. 600.
Forest fires have spread to the Cana.
dial northwest Six persons are re-
ported to have been burned to death
along the Rainy river.
Scotch Valley, Pa, was swallowed
up by the giving away of a mines sup
ports 1t Is feared number of lives
were lost
Eighteen corpses of forest fire vic
Tins were found in dugout near
Sandstone, Mimi. At Hinckley a
!. score of bodies were found.
Forest fires continue to rage in
northern Wisconsin. Fisher Meadow
has been wiped out and Bnrnum is
said to be in danger
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1894-09-15
! NETTES Of THE DAY.

Mrs. John Cater and George Wem-
met were murdered at Burr Oak, Iowa.
The woman's husbaSl has been ar
rested on suspicion.
At Burbank, Ohio the Methodist
church, twelve dwelling houses and
five barns were destroyed. Aid was
sent from West Salem.
Forest fires are raging in Pennsyl-
vania, and trenches are being dug &c
protect the oil and gas wells
Curtis and Cushing were added to
the list of Minnesota towns destroyed
by forest fires Ninety of the dead
were buried at Hinckley.
Bruce. Wis, was destroyed by forest
fires and Kerrick, Sanborn and Port
Wing are reported to be in flames.
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1894-09-15
som VIC

Sept 6-National league games:
Baltimores IA. Chicagos O; New Yorks
o; Pittsburgs 5; Louisvilles IL. Bostons
10; Clevelands 10, Brooklyns 2; Wash,
ingtons IL, St Louis 2; Philadelphias
14-l6 Cincinnatis -.
At indianapolis Thursday Robert j.
paced mile in 2:O2l6, beating his own
mark. AK trotted mile in a:o4sl.
At Springfield, Mass, Thursday
Bliss, of Chicago, rode mile on a
bicycle in l:j2 3-j. making u new
record.
Sept s. - National leagne ball
games: Baltimores -, Chicagos 3; New
Yorks 4, Pittsburgs 0; Brooklyns 2,
Clevelands l; Bostons :, Louisvilles q;
Philadelphia Is, Cincinnatis, Wash.
.ngtons 8, St LOUIS o tforfeited).
Sept. 5.-Scores of Western league
games: Minneapolis 0, Toledos for
feited by refusal to bait; Kansas Citys
o, indianapolis 3; Grand Rapids Z,
Sioux Citys 4.
Sept i-National league ball
games: Baltimores .. Chicagos 3; New
Yorlss Ia, Pittsburgs 70; Clevelands 8.
Broolslyns o; Philadelphia o, Cincin-
natis 2; Bostons 20. Louisvilles II;
st, Louis 10, Washingtons 4.
Sept 4-Western Association games
resulted as follows: St Josephs 4,
Des Moines 2; Omahas 10, Lincolns /.
Sept 3.-Western association games
resulted: Rock Islands l0--h. Quincys
"A; Peorias 1s-0, Jacksonvilles
IA; Lincolns 100, Des Moines al;
Omaha %, st. Josephs s.
Sept 4.-Scores of Western league
games: Milwaukees 8. Toledo 0; De-
troits 3, Kansas Citys 2 III innings);
Grand Rapids IS. Minneapolis l.
Sept 3. Scores of Western league
games: Milwaukees 3, Toledos 3; De-
troits 8, Kansas Citys item innings);
Grand Rapids I'LL, Minneapolis
1871; Sioux Citys SD. indianapolis
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1894-09-15

the cutting of pine from school lands
evidence not only that timber
pirates have appropriated millions of
dollars worth of lumber belonging to
the state but that in try.
ing to cover up their steal
ings they have started fires which
have resulted in the terrible loss of
life and property in Pine. Kanabec
Carlton and other counties in the pine
belt
Members of the committee have al
ready declared that they have dis
covered large frauds against the
state, and now 1t is expected that they
will probe into the causes of the fires
which have swept the whole pine
country. The charge Is that the
Iumbermen have fred the lands
which they have improperly cleared
to render measurement of stumpage
impossible and thereby shut of any
suits which the commission might at
tempt to bring against them.
One thing that streng thens the be-
lief among lum berme that the ''pi-
rates" are responsible for the fires is
the fact that. except at the great fires
along the Prestige river in 1871. these
fires have only swept the northern
states in the last three or four years,
and it is only within that time that
really serious complaints against the
promiscuous cutting Of public timber
have been made. Lum permen point
significantly tothe fact that in the
dense pine woods of the south no fires
suehfas those. which .devastste the
north have occurred And down there
the conditions for q. sweep of flame
rnre mach Inore.favorable than in the
north sTbe ground is coyered to a
depth I'd, twelve inches or.mere with
iecaving pine needles, and the green
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1894-09-15

west Indiana conference. The com
mittee appointed to revise the rules
and regulations of the Preachers Aid
society reported that there would be a
number of notifications and asked
that time be extended until the next
session of conference, which request
was granted. An invitation from the
First Methodist Episcopal church OF
Valparaiso. asking the conference to
meet there next year. was accepted.
DR. John p d. John. president of De-
Pauw university, said that the ex-
penses of the institution had increased,
while the income had not and that a
deficit of about 81, 900 existed. 1t is
hoped the deficit will be overcome
this wear
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1894-09-15

President Clevelsnd's letter recog-
mixing the Hawaiian republic was pre-
scented by Minister Willis and was the
cause Of rejoicing.
Representatives of FIVE local unions
of the A. r. u. In the Pullman dis
trict formally declared the strike at
an end Wednesday.
Mayor Hopkins of Chicago has is
sued an appeal for relief for the forest
fire sufferers in Wisconsin and Mime
sofa
1t is now believed the negro lynch
ing near Millington, Tenn. was the
fruit OF conspiracy. and several ar
rests have been made.
Heavy rains averted the danger
from forest fires at many points In
northern Wisconsin. Several towns
which were reported wiped out suf-
fered little damage.
General George Stoneman, ex-gov-
ernor of California and conspicuous
figure in the civil war, died in Buff
falo. N. Y.
Four hundred and fifty corpses Of
the victims Of the forest fires have
been already found in and near Hinck-
ley, MINI.
Emigration and an INTERPRETATION fac
tions in Hancock county, Georgia,
came into collision. and Rev. Ben Gas
ton and six other negroes were shot.
A Wisconsin farmer prevented a
disas terous train wreck near Stevens
Point by taking of his shirt and set
3ing it afire.
Henry Irving, the English actor,
cabled $500 to the mayor of New
York to be used for relief of forest
fire sufferers.
Governor Peck has appealed to the
people of Wisconsin for aid for the
sufferers by forest fires
National irrigation convention
opened at Denver with about 200 dele.
gates in attendance. Several foreign
countries ere represented.
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1894-09-15

Gov. Waite was renominated by the
Colorado populist convention.
All employees of the Union Pacific
have been notified to abstain from any
participation in politics.
James A. Ward, of Pierre was nomi.
mated for governor by South Dakota
democrats. A free silver resolution
was defeated
Anti-Platt men have cabled an APP.
peal to Chauncey NJ Depew to become
candidate for the repu blican nomi.
nation for governor of New York.
Populists of Iowa met in convention
at Des Moines and nominated full
state ticket Seven hundred dele
gates were present
Urban A. WOODBURY. the repu blican
candidate, was elected governor OF
Vermont Returns show republican
gains