The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1895-06-22
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DOMESTIC


TIE safe In tho store OF James Z.
Hutchings ut Lowell, Me-, was opened
and cash, stocks, bonds and securities
10 the amount of $4,000 were stolen.
SECRETARY OLNEY was formally In
stalled as head of the state depart
ment, the oath of Office being admins
tered by Chief Justice Fuller.
FOREST fires nre doing immense dam
age in various parts Of Pennsylvania
chiefly In the neighborhood of Oswayo
Bradford, Sharon Center and Watson
Farm
THE Bank Of ocosta, Wash., sus
pended payments
FIRE that started In the rear of the
Calumet Furniture company's store In
South Chicago caused a loss Of 500, 900
THE Bank of Commerce, the Oldest
banking house in Indianapolis, sus
pended business
MRS. HERMAN BECKER, aged 81, killed
her two children, aged and 5, at St
Louis, Mich, and then took her OWE
life. She left letter saying that she
was sick and so were the children and
they must die.
j. WALTER BLANDFoRD was appoint
ed private secretary to Secretary OF
State Olney, to succeed Mr.. Landis
JUDsoN HARMON was sworn in as at
torney general of the United States by
Justice Harlan, of the supreme court
FURNITURE manufacturers met at
Grand Rapids, Mich, and decided TO
raise prices on account of increased
cost of materials
THE supreme lodge of the Ancient
Order Of United Workmen convened In
annual session In Chicago.
THE long drought in Illinois was
broken by copious rains which fell
throughout the state.
WILLIAM JOHNSON (coloredl who as
saulted the 7-year-old daughter of Rob
ert Schafner, was lynched by mob at
Lufkin, Tex.
SUSAN COOK, aged los years, and the
mother Of sixteen children, was ad-
judged insane ut Quincy, ILL.,, and taken
TO an asylum
FOURTEEN negroes have boen lynched
in eight months In Lafayette county,
Fla, for assaults upon white women.
REPORTS as to the condition of crops
throughout the country were favor
able
THE replies to q circular letter sent
out to 1870 democratic editors Of Ohio
show that ninety favor free silver and
the other forty are divided in their
views
A CALL was issued to leading repub-
1icans of Kansas who favor the free
coinage of silver to meet in Topeka on
June 25.
NINETEEN cars were burned in q
freight wreck near Kane, Pa, and one
man was killed.
ALEX WHITE and John Cherry inc
1ynched at Keno. Tex.
THE fifth annual convention Of the
International League of Press Clubs
met in Philadelphia
PRESIDENT CLEVELAND issued procl
lamation admonishing citizens against
interference Of any sort in the Cuban
revolution. n
Mrs. LENA BRIDENBAUGH, of Gibral-
tar, Pa, who had taken no food for
seven weeks, died of starvation. Her
weight was reduced from 100 pounds to
IS pounds
EIoHT persons committed suicide In
St Louis during the first ten days of
June.
AT the annual meeting In Philadel-
phia of the international League Of
Press Clubs Louis N. Megargee, of
Philadelphia, was elected president
The United Society Of Christian En-
dcavor, the general body which has
directed the growth of Christian En-
deavor throughout the world, held Its
annual meeting In Boston The old
officers were reelected
JEALOUSY prompted Walter Leary,
80 years of age, and q well-known resi-
dent of Canaan. N. H., TO shoot and fa-
tally wound his wife and then shoot
himself
The oldest bank In Metropolis, Ill,
Brown g. Bruner, made an assignment
with liabilities of 800, 900; assets, $780,
600.
THE village of Geneva, Ind. was al
most entirely wiped out by fire.
l.. T. DoTsoN, the 'wealthiest mer-
chant In Scott county, Va was drowned
while In bathing.
EUGENE V. DEBs, president of the
American Railway union, and NJ. J.
Elliott the Pennsylvania director Of
the union, were taken 70 the jail OF
Woodstock, Ill. to serve their sem
fences Of six months
FRIENDS Of silver representing TWEEN
ty states of the south and west began
. two days convention in Memphis,
Tenn. with Senator Turpie, of In
diana, as chairman.
SloNuxD SCHNEIDER, 30 years of age,
shot his wife fatally In New York and
then killed himself jealousy was the
cause
A coxPARrsoN of the clearances on
the Er1e canal during the first months
of navigation Of % and 'p5 shows do
crease Of Is Per CENT IN business !