The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1895-05-25

George Myers collided while going at
full speed on their bicycles, fracturing
each others skulls. Both were not ex-
pectcd TO live.
CLovERNooK, the historical home of
Cary, near Cincinnati, was sold under
foreclosure. The Briggs-Swift estate
bought 1t to be preserved as an histor-
icnl literary center.
In the great Brooklyn (N. " handi-
cap race Hornpipe won by length,
with Lazarone second and Sir Walter
third. Time, 2:1lH.
CHARLES MURPHY and two other rail-
road men were burned TO death in
boarding house at 0sterburg, Pa.
THE number of immigrants who ar
rived in the United States during the
last ten months amounted TO 193,G21.
TIE German deposit bank at Massil-
lon, o., closed its doors.
FRED HAUKoHL, city treasurer of
Manitowoc, Wis. committed suicide by
shooting. lie was said to be short ST.
600 ia his accounts.
GEN. w. III. POWELL, of Belleville,
was elected commander of the Illinois
G. A. r. at the annual encampnent in
bloomington.
BURGLARS blew open the safe in The
bank at Anderson, w. Va, and carried
off 5000.
Ex-PREsDENT HARRISON was present
at the flftieth anniversary In Newark
Of the New Jersey. Historical society
and was presented with u gold medal.
The window-glass manufacturers
throughout the country decided not to
form trust.
EX-MAYoR Ben RUSSELL, of licking
ton, Mo-, committed suicide by shoot
ing himself because of financial
troubles. He was the Oldest native
born citizen of Lexington.
Ln,uT. Gov. MlLYEs, Of Michigan,
sent his resignation to Gov. Rich, to
take effect May 81. Mr.. Mines is the
successor to Julius G. Burrows in con-
gress.
AgoruER explosion occurred at the
Hancock chemical works at Dollar Bay,
Mich, killing Fred Shopper and doing
great damage to property.
THE president signed proclamations
ton in South Dakota and the Siletz
reservation in Oregon open to settle
ment ut noon May II.
Gov. TuRNEY issued call for an ex-
ira session of the Tennessee legislature
TO meet May %.
THE Citizens bank at Redwood Falls,
Mimi, closed its doors with assets of
$3.50, 900 and liabilities of 100000
THE San Juan and Kings rivers in
California overfowed an immense area
and did great damage
ALBERT HALL, who murdered his
cousin, volney Baird, for the lattcr's
attentions to his (Hall's) wife, was ac-
quilted at Lexington, Ky.
AT Pine Bluff, Ark, Mrs. Kate Reed
killed her 3-year-old child and then
took her own life. She was recently
deserted by her husband.
ETHELDERT STEWART, special agent
of the United States bureau of labor,
says there is more child labor in pro
portion to manufacturing institutions
in Wisconsin than In any other state.
JOHN HowERToN (white) was lynched
BY mob at Marion, KY, for assault
ing Anna Pierce, the 16-year-old daugh-
ter of a prominent farmer.
FIRE in the west end of Coney Island,
N Y, destroyed about 100 buildings,
a loss of S25O,O
The New York legislature adjourned
sine die.
TIE 1o7th general assembly of the
Presbyterian church convened in Pitts
burgh, Pa.
The exchanges at the leading clear
ing houses In the United States during
the week ended on the 18th aggregated
81, 161, 1884, 500, against 1927, 123,9s1 the |
previous week. The increase, COM
pared with the corresponding week in
1904. was 307.
For radius of IS miles In the neigh |
OF Buckley, Wash, the fir for
ests were on fire.
ert Moreland were struck by lightning
and killed near Montgomery, Ala.
THERE werc ell business failures In
The United States in the seven days !!
ended on the 18th, against oct the |
week previous and 219 In the corre- |
spending time in 1894.
TIE mine strike in the Pittsburgh |
(Pa.) district, affecting 10000 men,
came to an end, the miners returning |
to work at the old prices
The city of Chicago has deficit of |
81, 10000 and no money to pay it with
A TENEMENT house collapsed at Prov
Idence, r. L,tand Asa Aldrich, Mrs |
Mabel Guerlin and child of Louis Le-
moline were killed and eleven other !
persons were injured.
The story that Minister Thurston |
favored the restoration of tho Hawaiian |
was ridiculed at Washing
ton.
The total collections from internal |
sources for the past ten months
Of the current year foot up s120, 652, OIL,
an increase over 1894 of S1,5l1,724.
TWELVE inches of snow fell ut Trim
dad, Col.
The grape crop In southeastern Iowa |
was almost completely ruined by the
recent frosts.
IKE KING was hanged at IIelenwood,
Tenn, for numbering w. A. Beck. 1t
was the first legal hanging In the his
tory of Scott county.
THE barkentine Josephine, Capt