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Decorah-posten., 1895-07-12

Ian METRE &rOppen % life give eiter
Tor Den iorrroerite Gaapirfnjug al
Sl9c59IoigbeOsu % ocrues begraocs
ren0e 6pIser, Der ida oite 60 %uicrpa-
renoe bpoes reltcmmen.
Sluttelil ct Orb TT grbeioercns
Br.s: 5e9 fan life saa meo ean bin
Hot beuilGu8t 6remfiaina, at Arbeis
ocrGe "uaturIiauiS" on Eiieneu ic9er
ben TT 9ramijappeu. tprr Ban fan Tor.
9lemmc ale inc Goraer; tbl oct er
life laa "naturli0t" enooa; osu Arbeis
Der, icH 9ior Oct. bsgnar en- bimmsls
rdateuoe Spno MOB fin 6amilie, ben
bon CT iat iii at icOs; bon mua butte,
at ban ian0eiiom SuItruen bar 6ors
pli9tcIier paa ii9. Seq fan imlOlertiO
ira nit e9et &iuou bper eneIte Ta9 ie
salrlBc Grsmpler pan bet mooiatte.
| Seq Ter Ni0oercu mco Sp9obnrnet pna
Yrmcn % DC andre Gmaa Omfrina iig
pGnorc Ian0iomlt benoper @aOeu ior at
mDoe i'm 6oript9er, uanr cenue ON
Nitencn bar enot it 9agcerf o. biz
genoe ~itnpner MOO 0jemmet5 9lrue for
Der at mo. eli ~bebagelig, omeno tarOes
fig AiU:rIingfra 0agenS Glib % SlPb;
IT.! CT ran en- ret Wiaro, pil ban furne
liDrc 6amilieitibet iaaleoes, at boaOe
bnn % SuItruen og SDrnene iaar
Sjcmmet tiGrt. Seq icr BAN nHrme
fig, o. meOens 8eluiljc co airrligbeo
oplpier Os iorifjpnuer bans Gaipr, to-
ger ban bet iublenoe SpGobar1 / fine
Nrme, meoens bans t%roinite Suitru uel
i%ornDjet griber bet TONNE W%tiOoass=
ipanO, ug iaa brrer BET i Eriumi aiiteo
til bers3 limple Spite.
Gn iaaOau 6umilie uDoer ell Niteus
buile, iOm itDrfer 20 pe%berfuG9er, %
i0m Bgruene / SpUprten % Wtanos
Oommens 9(ar alori9 fan 9lemme.
Irbciocrens Sjem bar munife oite buers
ten GiQeoer eQer Statuetter III Trpo,
og org fan Der ira DC imaa Sinoucr
lpie 10 ct iornpiet, blnmeIif lille 9lus
iigt, Tom ben rye Munb i lit barnl0ie,
maaifc tierlisbeosl0ie Sieln iur9ieoes
lutfer otter.
Ser er life me9et, iom / oenue Sers
Den er uprO at leue for; men De, ION
bar ben rette 9jerli9beo Og f~oItrer ben,
fan leo. r9 tribes buOriomDclIt; DC
iornewmer 8elIi9nelien Oeraf o9 er
rige miOt i i'm 6~atti9oom.
Decorah-posten., 1895-07-12

leoes man liuIoe bGre ii9 ao pao en- laapan
Nnleonins. @t sloroe oct oa iaa guot iom
oi forItob.
2et er mdalte life al Geieu at rGonc, at
Der bleo ingeH bernienoe Critic itIGntct, ua
Der par itgen inIoe Sol. beler life bleo Der
oanie', men bi:rteltg glade par oi. Mou3e
ntreoe. at bet BAR IN al DC lD3seIigte Setter.
lom DC bapoe uGrct tiiItcoe req. vi glnoeoe
rS peo at iaa piie Dc @amle por g9telic "a
SjGr.iabeo. SC er elitet % a9tet al ale,
JON tlenoer benz.
Gpen Stepner % bans Suiiru or MI beB9c
ODER 10 aar. St Urlter oemt Ell luffelia
Nloeroom % ben eUi1e SnIisbeo, cfierat
0e'fe wv or enOt. Sb. s. Nari II.
"SfanoiuaoeH" beoes rpta,e.
Decorah-posten., 1895-07-12
Tpr SpDcpGrcfjet.

GH iunb os itprtenoe Ssun iornper
2lUsfrGiterHe.
Got alorig meo aniigtet penbt tet
pp tit en- n9rliS9enOe Se9.
Oct bpr unOsuaes, at Sern beIer
2eie meo 9lore 9erioner.
Nen 9uit CT ll9eiaa pi9ti9 unoer
Sppnen ipm / pansen 3ilitano.
st SeH9eIteo for busr Serion -
bet er en- splOen 9iesel. iOm oirter til
Sunobeb % Somiurt.
Gel ntOris en- Seus / SiDrnet al ct
8erslie; ben bgr itaa irit ialialo paa
ire Sioer.
Sgpuen er 9eSemets al Natnren uns
oertaiteoe Separation; 10 mere rolls
"a uaibraOt Spunen ioresaur, bss be-
ore pirfer ben.
5jarieu9e CT life alene uiunoe %
trnttenoe; men be huler CO ouerisrer
S~paoomme, r9 perior bar De / mango
glnr unret iraraabt al Eager ps andre
Acknowledgement.
Decorah-posten., 1895-07-12
Garupbel, Sno Tafota.

gIueblanfct Sptaiaibo bsioreniua babe
,orouitaltet CT Set oibolot ben Acc Sui,
,,o gyaItor Sfnrtpeois guli9. Soften be.
,orittoeoes al peIli3t @elr. Otter ell 5its
Snle ca c, Ear Cages itUrt &inO babe D,
mn gla.ten faaet ct iorfriltenoe 8e9u, %
,rpaa 9agcn bleo oct meBet parmt.
glusbluntet San9tor afian9 meaem Sn'
crrc Here 0ummere. Soften aobneoes meb
qou al G. Compton os ell gtabniu95taie Of
oooers greIioent, q. Stion. llatbpn0i0.
t,osertlGringcn lGites al Y. g. Sampiou,
:. SorOet fra Softer County bolot en- tuit
Sale ON GpromGuoenes 6~plfeaauo. SAT-.
q SFartueot bol0t ben eocutliSe 6eIttale
saa Gugellf; =. s.. Slaiion bolot ct IGus
are vi bulpsforeora9; %aitor 3. s.. airtbat
tllfc pm gior9e CO norlte 6orboioe, % tile
int tolte Z. EiSoal ON &riltenoummcu iom
ben rctte giptiiiationsmagt. 5eiten bar i
nrt Sele taget pellnIfet. Set bar pnIteligt,
mn pore 5jerosjuIiicIter l Wminoeli9beo
bolotCs / ben aano iom benne. Mange
lluiter % me0eu GiCnotsbeO iiinee oerpeo
maaifc utte1aaes.
garsOrpoeu Ter / glmiroeligbeo lopenle
No beruoe M efter Oct ri9eiiSe &eQn, hi
ropoe BEN ltprre gel al SUM- Mtaaneo.
glalieu itnar uo9;t tilbage enonu pna GrunO
al oct fjpli9e Seir, Der for bet meite Ear
srrct inotil GnnIte npllg, men M brgpnoer
oct at tasr 6art.
gaa en- minore StrGfnin9 her / NGrbcs
BEN leo SGOen npgcn Sfdoe al Sngl peo ct
b,ittst 3~oroeupeir ben 22oe SUM. Seo
BEN iamme Storm blco min pn9ite Spu,
Der BAR 1913 gar 8ammel, prGbt ueo 2pu-
ilo. Gnoel minore llIp'fer fpruuria9eoes
pliaa pco oenue SproenitOym.
Set Ter no til, of Serren / renue Sjo bill
tale ct Nluprsoro til rs her, og u~atnlis I'll
uroopmmer. 4da miuore emo Z Nar err 3
llnaoomme begraUne paa rpr ~Gjrte9aaro,
Der ale er opOe pluoieligt. Spirit ell 100 glar
oannel @ut, Der orGb!e8 ueb @aaoeituo;
ocruplt Ell 25 Nar 9ommel lius9IGO &i9c,
en- 9Grcrinoc, Der 0poc citer faa Cages
Gu9oum, % enoeIi3 benuG, Der orGbtes peo
9unilo. Give @uo, at oiSie % liguenoe
5llirlOc manttc prtie os ate, babe GlOre
o. Uuqrc, til Gitcrtaute, ioa Ri mnatte iu9e
ham, iom CT @cien, Sanobepcu % Stuet, at
ri iuuoc "lerc, ON ri enp bp".
@ s @icfe
Decorah-posten., 1895-07-12
Sol9a, Srpofim9s Co., g. Sat.

ga eu0nu Mtinoerne ira Den 4oe Sull CT
me % irii;e, % pa beune Sag or ell Mtinoc'
ul 6rpocbag ont oeuue fore OF mG9ti9e
Stations 6rigjprelie fra oct ruItne gnglauo8
Gas iaa tager je9 2sili9Deoen % beoer onl
Gpnlierun for no9le ida Ntuter.
Gen 4oe Sill op,Gnot, iom Oeu iaa mango
Gauge bar gjort for bette 6oIf, mco 8laoe
gsiuOer % muntre Slno. Gen %ieireoes Der
9rppfings % Smegu meo 9jo % SiGI.
Set BAR Ell iauO 6oruOiclenS Sag, Ell 81
g'iiriuaens Sag LEGION Den Ior bet glade
lln9opm Si#o altio er CT 2GugieIeus Sag.
Ga, bpor | ilIat cr bet life at AIGoe iil,
mar man IjenOer fla fri, % bpor berli9t er
BET life at ieire Deuue sag Der minoer ON
ga'ioneu3 gplOne Srjbeo; tbi Oct Orb
"5ribeo". raar oct olGloer ell bel Ndtiou,
CT Ct 0lo iaa bDibaarent, o~0rcbart % itiolt,
~ ior bette iribeoSe!licuoe Soil finger oct
iom 8oiuuers Slang mrIem Gicloe; tbi
ale cl1ter bette Orb, ale bolOer al bet, ale
bill TRIES peb BET, % Ell Hatipus &Dtie %
5riuiel oibGnacr al oct.
9crior iutet lluoer, at ale bill boloc al Ell
ilaOnu Sag % Den pll bette iribeosellfenoe
Soils 6ierter 9jGre os 9Iitre iom ell GIorte,
bOert glar iprnpet eoig uug.
Ca, Der par Ol9oe | Natrren uOen 2I9e
Den Gag. Ser bar SolIfiu / Slerterne, Der
rar Se9eiiirins / Sinoeuc. Der par &iu paa
gtarierle, Der bar @lGpeslaHa | Stopere,
Ter bar Srrsuiu9 i Spiberne. Der bar &iu /
Glrmenterne, - ia oct gauite Solf nleo ben
belle Ntatiou bar / ct ~iorenet @lRoesIfrio.
So, Der li9ser Ell Yiaat | bette slenlpote
Err.
Sd0ens 5prnpie!ier pptoec3: There were
grand parade through the streets, music
by the band, song and speeches in the
forenoon. Afternoon-Indian war dance,
bicycle race, wheelbarrow race and all
kinds of racing. 9agen5 i1tereslattelte %
met ipRnbcnoe Se9ipenbeo bar the ball
game, Der ianot SteO mellem the Brook
ings Hazel and the Indians from
Flaudreau, % bpor the Brookings boys
tltiGmpeoe fla 2aurbGrfranien, first over
the Hazel boys and so over the Indians.
Sn, De ipileOe / ipilenoe Sol, % De ipilepe
9oot, iom brape Spinner paa 6ribeoens
Mart.
9agen bar berIis % 9lGoelis for alles
Slerier, ps Der Lao en- Srpo Natnreu iom
3a0 bin Seicrens Sag.
5pm q. Rpsafer.
Decorah-posten., 1895-07-12
So,itncrgirDcr.

Golcn fine etrnuler iprsosr,
Salsr MUrFe;s 5.o!o,
Srtu3er CONNER. 9ip o. @lGaer-
6rno / Iuiiuoiolo.
2rrsier ODER 4Rn t % gsrt
YPco 1T M, .oe 8cQn,
Tygoer S,orea meo ocns fngye
Spp % 9 omiterhegn.
YaScr ginI o. eSlus ialoe
Eappert ira buer. SLAB,
Spoer paa, tudO Jel nj fable
Gratis Straaletao".
G,uer csiaa / Gorrriig
Nllteus 5rugt OF Srr
Soi.eai9t % SlagetGriug,
0olera iiGr
SOmmeriol, nit 0ieyte frpoes
&eo olt 5%lnmmeltlGr.
M%uergaag oine Siraoler brpoes
& Dor Ntmosfrr',
@~YcrGang Goeertoppen trriter
6lueu til tit 8rnlt,
¨eu iummer. 5rolteH fp0ttcr,
gIt or 9iO p8 2pit.
Soilten drno ior os at iugmme
Gunot / SolcHs CLANS,
Slomitcrouit os Glltopsorpmnc,
&p,oe glier5 Sau5t
6nsIcilus / ar0une 2uaoc,
So.ltit, Slauaebib,
Gple Selte, gale 6uu0e,
SueO o9 SIGb pg Glib.
Sa, oi eliter tropiit Sarmc,
SccsGrran,. SooaUnuo,
Hpic 9joler. bare arme,
Cirrus. Yioro o. Sraao,
Slgerbcer o. SanomeloNcr,
Sommeroinoeus Gus,
Sprpenitper og Gpflpuer,
Stamp moo Sgssclus!
GbicaSu, 22oe SUM- 1895.
Y. Y. 4
Decorah-posten., 1895-07-12
!Snrieu, sbclbn 60, Spme.

Sar!au er CT imlt lioen Sp men en- Sc
foltntug al ouer $500; Den CT GouutpIRoet
ior SbelbD County. 8peu bar ~elettriit
Selrsniua c9 @unouGrf. 7 Surfer, ct 6 {, 1000
Dollars Gonrtbus o. en- Del Salooner.
9nnoet beromtriug CT battct men ueoet
ira9,burt o1 uoget al oct beolts / Spipa.
6arme iGlacs for fra 40 til 60 Collars pr.
Ncre.
Ser CT mange 7anltc, iiGr ira SarIau %
% Mtl / OF. Iliin9er.
Decorah-posten., 1895-07-12
6nlotrpanp | gSalib Co., u. ,

Set TOR ei,er enot 8uostjeneIte | Soalens
Mcuigbeb Den 3Ote SUM- bette gnr, at
nGiten ben bile &irfelpriamIin9 innmen
meo @enisbeocn5 Brett fiprte aiiteo i iliom
Iart til Gpen Nnberien StepnerS % bans
SuItru Sprtbeas Slent. Wat bar nemli9
tlcOeu enig ON at hoIoe @nlobrpIup Ior
btsie 8an1le. Oct bar MI oper so Nar, iioen
goen u. Stepner % bans SrItri SprtDea
ben 9iite. % oerior piloe ri boloe Gulos
RrOllup ipr benz; men bet ltuloe lie l%aaleoes,
at De @amlc iutet pioIte on SiIitelninger,
I0reno Srpluppet bar / iIIo Gang, og oer'
tur alnlot bet at ifpnoe paa Jig, oa CUBS
i~leuelten bar tilenbe. De Oamle bapoe lelo
oErtt / Serrsus Sls, og uben at ane bet
flalrlte tjprte De biemooer. Men oa DC Tom
ct lIoet SiD,te fra bereS Sus, iom lig9er
il8e tnoe / en- tpf Sfop. %ltanoiet De % laa
u'eO 6crunortug paa bet Spu, iom piite Ia
'or Dem. Ser itoo ct langt Boro oGttef,
f0or Der bar Ylaos for oper bnnoreoe wfen'
aelt'r. Oct bapoe ops life iiaaet Der, on be
te'lte bort. SuorleoeS tunoe oct BABE lt9?
2r0mte De eler bauoe De fjprt pilo? Msa
oe 5Ieo lille l9uae ! lpisbeo, Do benimoo
40 Rennelfer ian,let zig omiring benz.
~'au I%ortaIte De @nmle, Of bette par 0Elo'
0Fquuppet perss. Saa bleo Der ipiit % laa
0'eo Der talt llot % enoel @aper poerleuerst
'i aamle Sruospar. Ser par nepps en-
'a'lts ibIunot os. iom bapoe pGret iiIiteos !
"gRIabrpnap for, y iOm pioite, bpor'
Decorah-posten., 1895-07-12
&OrreipDnDaltce.

,,.-dronndrcer men Tarr m Tbresie faces IN,
s,,es senirn I'll, te tlir Tile eraeal olerremfrne az
srsttirreu. Gapnet sl Tile biioe rfertIisaort. m,os
rlrlre tfpfommenbe sprreiSOupert snifer BET. men
srra..ionel naa tere giaonet ca asresisa.
Decorah-posten., 1895-07-12

Sun greieos ham. !San: "aan BIZ
iise mig, Some. bpOriOr Salomon bleo
8erbens piieite Wtano?'
gun: "Naturlisui5 iOroi ban babe
iaa maIac auner TT at rnaoe ii9."
Decorah-posten., 1895-07-12

Ssaer alpes, Jolianter blesrer, %
9utumenter ilibes, men Naturens Bog
iaar bpert slar ct npt Splas.
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1895-08-24
PERSONAL AND POLITICAL.

THE congressional democratic con-
vention of the Tenth district of Georgia
renominated j. c. c. Black by acclama-
ton.
Mrs. BEINETTY WooDARD celebrated
her Tooth birthday anniversary at the
home of her daughter, Mrs. jeremiah
Lockwood, near Coldwater, Mich.
REV. W. Il. RICHARDSON, ID. d., editor
of the Central Presbyterian, died at
his home in Richmond, Va, aged rs
years.
CHRISTIAN CooNRAD, 11G years old,
attended the Dubuque county harvest
home picnic at Dyersville. la.
MARYLAND republicans in conven-
ton at Cambridge nominated LLOYD
Lowndes for governor, Harry NJ. Cla-
baugh for attorney general and i. +.
i. Dennis for comptroller. The plat
form confines itself to state issues.
PETER FREDERICK ROTHERMEL. the
well-known painter of 1.-THE Battle of
Gettysburg" died at his home at Lin
field, Pa.
AUNT Classy CHRIsTY, aged 100 years,
died at Paint Creek, o.
New YORK democrats will hold their
state convention at Syracuse on Sep
TENDER "a
SAM BELL NANCY, who was United
States senator from Texas from 1874 to
1886, died at Eureka Springs, Ark,
aged 20 years.
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1895-08-24
FAMILY LIFE IN BABYLON.
Glimpses OF Ancient Customs Given by the
Tablets In the British Museum.

Glimpscs OF Ancient Customs Given by the
Tablets In the British Museum.
Glimpses of family life in ancient
Babylonia are given by the Scriptures
from Sennacherib's palace. now in the
British museum. From the tablets 1t
appears that the family and the laws
concerning it were the foundation of
the social system Of Babylonia. Take,
as an example, the relation of father to
son. A son could repudiate his father
by the payment of q certain sum of
money, but not his mother. In the
tablets on family law it is written that
n son who wished 20 deny his mother
should have his hair cut off
and be banished from the COM
munity. The law relating to hus-
band and wife was curious. II n
wife should say to her husband.
Thou art not my husband" which
was the Babylonian way of saying
that she did not want to live with him
any more, then the offending woman
was to be thrown into the river. But
IL the husband wanted a divorce, it
was comparatively easy matter for
him to obtain it. All he had to do was
to return to his wife her dowry, fanny.
and pay her certain sum of money;
he was then n free man. and could
marry again if he felt disposed to do
3d.
The position occupied by women in
Babylonia was very different from
their position in the east at the pres
ent day. The harem did not exist at
all, and the wife was looked upon as
the head of the household. A woman
could buy or sell property independent
of her husband, could enter into agree
ments or contracts, and could possess
slaves. In Assyria, which was a col
ony from Babylonia, the modern harem
system was in use, and women, on the
whole, occupied d very inferior posi-
ton.
That slavery existed in Babylonia
from the earliest times there is ample
proof, but the power and authority of
the owner or master were limited. A
slave had a definite position, and could
not only enter into contracts and
agreements to his own advantage, but
could even buy and sell as well as pos.
sess property, and after a certain time
could buy his freedom. The slaves,
from some cause or other, seem to have
come upon evil days during the reign
of Nebuchadnez2ar, for about this time
many OF their privileges were with
drawn, and the custom of branding
each slave with the name ofhis master
came into use. This custom led to all
sorts of disputes, which had to he set
tied at law, and a large number of
tablets relating to such suits have been
found. Education was common
throughout Babylonia, and schools
Of theology and astronomy were found
cd and attached to every temple of i'm
portance IN. Y. Sun.
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1895-08-24

1T was decided by Acting Attorney
General Conrad that the appointment
OF Matt Ransom as minister to Mexico
was illegal, on the ground that the
salary OF the Office had been increased
by congress while Mr.. Ransom was
senator.
1T was estimated that the wheat
crop OF Nebraska would be 5000, 600
bushels and the corn crop $50. 00o, 900.
JOHN JOHNSON (colored) was hanged
at Mount Sterling. KY, for killing
Policeman Charles Evans on June Is.
The Otis Elevator company at Cleve-
land, o., has gone out of business, Civ
ing as "a reason the decreased demand
for grain caused by bicycles and troll
ley cars.
CHARLES NJ. LININGToS, who did an
extensive country business in Chicago
in novelties and notions, failed for
$50, 600
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1895-08-24
Physiology of Suffering.

The sufferer may be called one Of
ma lures failures, for nature is by no
means always perfect in the results of
her working; very far from it. Into
normal voice and articulation three
main factors enter and it is essential
for the production of perfect speech
that these three factors he put in OPP
Grafton simultaneously. The want of
complete power to put all three in
action simultaneously is the cause of
suffering. The three factors are:
The respiratory apparatus, which must
supply the blast OF wind needed for
the production of sound; the larynx,
which converts the blast into definite
sound and the musculature OF the
tongue, lips and palate, which makes
ont OF mere sound articulate
words. All these three factors
are put in operation, each by it's own
ret of muscles, and the muscles in their
turn are operated by discharges of
nerve energy If the discharges OF
nerve energy act simultaneously upon
all three sets of muscles. and IL they
are of adequate force to bring all three
into due operation at one and the same
time. normal voice and speech are the
unvarying result 1t is conceivable
that in some rare instances the mus
cular apparatus of any one of the fac
tors may itself be the faulty part. But
in the vast majority of cases Of slut
tering it is the nervous energy which
is irregularly supplied, and suffering,
in ultimate analysjsTjs nervous or
nervo-muscular abnormality. = The
Hospital.
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1895-08-24
A National PreiudIce.

1t was very hot day, and when Mr..
Dunnigan happened to meet his daugh-
ter with her friend, he, wishing to do
the polite thing, invited them to have
some ice-cream, an invitation which
was ut once accepted. When they were
seated Mt the table in the ice-cream
parlor Mr.. Dunnigan, addressing his
daughters friend, affably inquired:
IAN pilot koind will yes have, me
dearf" II will take some orange ice, :"
she replied. Mr.. Dunnigan's brow
darkened, and glaring at the young
lady malevolently. he Numbered, "Av
yez do, yen arder it yersilf. "-Har-
per's Magazine.
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1895-08-24
LATER.

A PLEASURE boat capsized at Ocean
City, Md, and William Storr and his
wife and two children and Myrtle
Stevens and Lima and Lulu Hall were
drowned
JOHN WALSH walked from San Fran
cisco to Boston in ninetythree days,
winning wager of $500.
THE Gumry hotel at Denver, Col,
crowded with guests, was demolished
by n terrific explosion and it was
thought that forty or more persons
lost their lives
TIE Ocean Bay View house at Ham,
nell station, Rockaway Beach, was
completely destroyed by fire. All 1.-The
guests were saved.
A PARTY of lumber dealers who ar
rived at Tacoma, Wash, reported an
unbrolxen chain of forest fires from the
Rocky mountains to the Pacific ocean.
SAMUEL. LEWIS, who murdered three
men, was lynched at West Palm Beach,
Fla, the mob also killing Jailcr Gus
tave Kaiser.
THE city treasury at Montreal was
robbed of $40, 600.
j. Morn SMITH died at Honolulu.
He was Hawaiian minister at WASH
ington when the queen was dethroned.
THE foundation stone of n monument
to Emperor William |. was laid in Ber-
lin by his grandson, Emperor William
H., with the most imposing cere-
monies.
TIE Massachusetts, democratic state
~ \ L n
October ..
THE sloop Jumbo, stone laden, was
sunk at Ncwburyport, Mass. Capt.
Stephen Orr and Seaman George WEIGH
were asleep on her and werd drowned.
THE mammoth Patent steel Whip
conpany's works in Springfield, o.,
were destroyed by fire, entaling loss
of 100000.
NEAR Marion, ILL.,. Fred Hbholn shot
and instantly killed Will Am Make
and Wi liam Read in quarrel over
game of cards.
A STORM ut Pittsburgh, Pa, wrecked
several buildings and killid Patrick
McShane, John Adams and Mile Lin
baugh.
FIRE destroyed a block Il buildings
at Algonquin, Ill, and f. d. Kozar and
his daughter perished in th} flames
THE percentages of the bai eball clubs
In the National league fo1 the week
ended on the 18th web: Cleve-
land, .G23; Baltimore, .6l5; fittsburgh.
.5oi; Chicago, $3.50; Philadelphia, .554;
Cincinnati, .553; Boston, .t3; Brook
lyn, SCI; New York, SOD Washing
ton, $40; st. Louis, .3ao; Louisville,
.241.
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1895-08-24
SCHOOL AND CHURCH.

The Protestant Episcopal conven'
tion of the diocese of Maine has
granted to women the right to vote In
parish meetings.
The German Evangelical Presby'
terian Missionary society has opened q
theological academy at Toxic. Its IL
brary has nine thousand volumes.
Rev. ID. b. L. Whitman. president
of Colby college, Waterville, Me-. has
accepted the election to the presidency
of Columbian university, at Washing
ton, ID. G.
1T is announced that the Scotcl'
Free Church assembly, by vote OF
274 to 15l. has declined to interfere at
all with Prof. Drummond as teacher In
the church college at Glasgow.
The French Catholic missions learn
from Shanghai that the persecution OF
Christians in the province OF Sc Chuen
has ceased An imperial edict orders
that compensation be paid for the dam
age done to the missions by mobs.
Rev. Wolcott Calkins has resigned
the pastorate of the Eliot church at
having for thirty-seven years preached
to wealthy congregational is his desire
now to minister to the poor and needy.
1t is stated that the empress dow
ager of China has sent valuable pres
ents to the twenty missionary women
who arranged for the gift to her OF the
New Testament. 1t is asserted that
this testament is really being read in
the palace.
1t is announced that there has been
a division in the United Norwegian
Lutheran church, body that was
formed a few years ago by the union OF
several Norwegian synods. Thirteen
members have been expelled by the
synod of the united body, and it is es-
timatcd that fifteen thousand members
will follow them. The seceders will
control the Augsburg seminary &C
Minneapolis.
The Christian press is tremen-
dous power in the celestial empire.
From the Methodist publishing house
at Foochow were issued $4,000, 900
pages last year; from a similar Presby-
terian establishment in Shanghai, So
600 copies of the Scriptures and 36, 700,-
600 pages OF other books, tracts, etc,
and the Central China Religious Tract
societ issued about 100000 copies of
publications.
The Catholics of Germany certain
ly have no right to complain of not be-
ing represented in high places. The
new president of the imperial reichstag
is Catholic, as is also Prince Hohen-
lobe, the chancellor of the empire.
The bundesrath, or senate, represent
ing in Berlin the various state govern
ments, is also presided over by an ad-
herent of this church, and the leading
general in Berlin is a Catholic. Even
the minister Of justice in Prussia is of
this faith.
When investigating the vatican
records Pope Leo MIL said TO Dom
Gasquet, the Librarian: Publish every
thing of interest, everything, whether
it tends to the discredit or credit of the
ecclesiastical authorities, for you may
be sure that If the Gospels had been
written in our day the trcachcry OF
Judas and the denial of st. Peters
would have been suppressed for fear OF
scandalizing weak conscicnces." So
Lord Halifax told the English Church
union the other day.
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1895-08-24
FOREIGN.

TIE British parliament convened in
London.
SEVENTEEN members of n gang of
highwaymen were shot at Fronteeras,
Mexico.
BULaARIANs burned several Moham-
medan villages and killed thirty five
persons.
ROBERT HUDSON, n young and highly
educated young man who had run
through his own and his wifes for
tunes, was hanged at York, England,
for the murder of his wife and child in
June last.
An order was issued in Madrid call
ing $4,000 men into active service in
September to fill vacancies due to the
Cuban war.
TWELVE workmen were killed at the
Germania shipbuilding yard at Kiel by
the breaking of a gangway.
MANY villages were destroyed by a
storm in Japan and over 1900 persons
were killed. -
A TRAIN bearing a large detachment
of Havana volunteers to the Santa
Clara district was destroyed by dyna-
mite and most of the soldiers were
killed.
CHOLERA was said to be raging in
alarming proportions in China, Corea
and the Island of Formosa.
GENERAL LORD WoLsELEY has been
chosen TO succeed the duke of Cam
bridge as commander in chief of the
British army