The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1895-06-29
The News Condensed.
important intelligence From An Par.
DOMESTIC

on, Mo-, did great damage to the grow
Ing crops
OWING TO poor business prospects The
Perry Stove company at Albany, N Y,
one OF the largest stove manufacturing
Arms in the United States, went into
voluntary liquidation.
JOHN BBowS and his vito were killed
and thrown into the Ohio river AZ Stone
City, Ky. Who committed the crime
no one knew.
A CYCLONE wrecked over . dozen
houses ut Hartford, Kan
Tom BUTTEwIcK, 10 years of aga and
his brother George, aged IS, sons OF q
well-known farmer near Kansas City,
Mo-, were struck by lightning and
killed
THE Bank Of Commerce, one Of the
oldest financial institutions at Indian
apolis, made an assignment
Mrs. JAMES DRENNEN and her 1-year-
old son were burned 10 death near
Hamilton, Ala A few days before Mr..
Drennen was killed by horse The
family Is now extinct
A CYCLONE swept wide path az
Kenwood, Ia, and vicinity, killing
several persons and doing great dam
age to property.
AT Sandusky, q, burt L. Hastings
killed Lizzie Stoldt because she would
not marry him nnd then fatally shot
himself
HENEy j. ALDRfcu, of Denver, prcsh
dent and general manager of the Col
orado Securities company, was missing,
and his accounts were said TO be s4OO,-
600 short
THE Harlem ship canal which con-
meets the Hudson river with Long
Island sound, was formally opened
A SECOND decree was received at
Washington from Rome concerning the
obligation of Catholics to remain out
of the Knights Of Pythias organiza-
ton. All archbishops and bishops were
directed to promulgate the decree with
out further delay.
PRESIDENT CLEVELAND left Washing
ton for Buzzard's Bay, Mass, where he
will remain with his family until 90
tober.
THE celebration of the 19Oth ami
sersary of the battle of Bunker Hill
took place in Boston.
THE Forthcoming annual report Of
the United States civil service commits
sion will show that the whole number
of persons regularly employed in the
civil service of this country is about
POO, 900.
THE Chicago Saturday Evening Her
aid went into the hands of receiver.
THE suit of William r Laidlaw
against Russell Sage, of New York, tor
$4,000 for injuries received while pro-
tecting Sage from dynamite bomb,
resulted in verdict of $4,000 for the
plaintiff.
THE Wolverine mills at Cairo, IN,
owned by II. Paepecke & Co, of Chi
cago, were completely destroyed by
fire, the loss being Sl50,O00.
LEWIS Cox and Miss Corneffa Tor
rance We're. drowned by the epsetting
of boat near TuslSegee. Ala
THE annual meeting of the Army of
The Potomac was held at New London,
Conn. Gen. John Gibbon was chosen
president.
WHILE insane Mrs Sanford Gilha
aged 80, wife of q well-to-do farmer
near Shellsburg, Ia, poisoned three of
her children and herself, and all died
THE Missouri supreme court declared
unconstitutional the law which forbids
the discharge of employees of corpora
tions for refusal to sever their connec-
tions with labor organizations
Ex-STATE TREASURER w. w. TAYLOR
voluntarily presented himself before
Judge Gaffv, of the circuit court at
Sioux Falls, s D., and pleaded guilty
of embezzling $4,000 from tho state
in January last Sentence was de-
ferred. %
TIE village of Brownstown, Ind.
was nearly destroyed by fire
HENRY BoLIN, city treasurer of
Omaha, Neb., was said to be S2oy0UO
short in his accounts.
CLERK KERR, of the house of repre-
sentatives at Washington, says there
are twenty-six contests to be settled
by the next house
1T was said that new Chinese arri-
walls in Cincinnati had been swindled
out of 5000 in the past few months
by their own couutrvmen.
ERNEST ADLER diamond dealer In
New York, failed for 100000
REPORTS as to the condition OF crops
throughout the country were favor
able.
Gov. ALTGELp issued call for an
extra session of the Illinois legislature
TO convene Tuesday, June rs, at Spring
field.
THE organization of Iowa coal OPP
orators, including nearly all the larger
operators in the state, decided TO lock
out all miners who belong TO the Mine
Workers union and have engaged In
strikes
JUDGE BARRETT sentenced ex-POlice
Inspector Mclaughlin, Of New York,
20 two years and six months in state
prison.
THE new woman" was turned down
by the Episcopal diocesan council In
Milwaukee when II decided not 10 give
her vote in the council.
The National Christian Citizenship
league, with headquarters at 1853 La
Sale street, Chicago, has asked the
clergymen of the country TO preach ON
''Christian Citizenship" on sunday June |
30, and offers TO furnish aggressive lit |
Arature TO those applying for it.