The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1895-07-06

hceot pccduSc Oh increased recelptS,
will be made presidential offices.
IA CYCLONE at Baird, Tex. destroyed
several buildings and killed three per-
sous.
Tom ALLEN, Bob Smith and Bob
Jesse, train hands, were killed in q
freight wreck on the Central railroad
near Milledgeville, GA.
WILLIAM KoUru fatally wounded his
wife at Richmond, Ind, set freNto the
house, and then cut his own throat and
| died.
Patterson, register of the United States
land Office, were both killed in shoot
ing affair at South Enid, o. II.
By the explosion of q miniature can
| non at Omaha E. N. Dedreich was
killed and George Watt was fatally in
jured. Both were railroad employees
WILLIAMS college held its one hun
dred and first commencement at Will
Jamestown, Mass An unusual num-
| Der of alumni were in attendance.
LOUIS BLANcHARD, 16 years old; AL
bert Birkel, I2, and William Birlsel. IL
years, were drowned at Seattle. Wash.
The fifth meeting of the interna-
tional railway congress was opened in
London by the prince of Wales.
The biennial session of the interna-
tional supreme lodge Of the Independ-
ent Order of Good Templars opened in
Boston. The total membership of the
order in this country is now 5GO,6o5
The first cargo of Egyptian sugar
ever brought to this country arrived at
Laurel, Del, on the British steamer
Daylight.
Six tiremen were killed and ten hurt
in fire at Minneapolis that caused u
loss of 100000 to Mcdonald Bros /.
dealers in crockery, chinaware, glass
ware and silverware.
TIE Is. &c NJ. Packing, company went
into the hands of u receiver ut Denver
with liabilities of Sl00,00O.
MICHAEL MCDoNoUGH, aged co, was
hanged in the penitentiary ut Column
bus, o., for the murder of his wife ut
Kcnton on September s, 1904.
THE international conference of the
Epworth league met at Chattanooga,
Tenn, with $4,000 delegates present.
VOLCANIC disturbances were reported
in the Cocopah country of Lower Cali
fornia.
The supreme court of Ohio declared
the law taxing inheritances byudirect
heirs unconstitutional.
TwENTYTIIREE officers of the Cotton
Screwmen's association of New Orleans
were indicted for the recent riots.
A TORNADO at Put-in-Bay island tore
down walls and uprooted trees and
summer campers on the island were
terror-striclSen.
A CYCLONE struck Kcysville, Ga, and
all the houses were either demolished
or badly wrecked.
AT Bethlehem, Pa, John S. Johnson
made the fastest time on record in Il
competitive professional bicycle race.
1t was half-mile handicap, and John
son rode the distance in l:03h.
IN an old skirt belonging to the late
Mrs. Augusta Keller, of Lexington,
Mo-, members of the family found &c.
600 in greenbacks.
An appeal was issued by the Irish
National Federation of America for
money to carry on the home rule cam
paign in Ireland.
ANTHONY PAoI and John Tursick,
rivals for the affections of Rosina Du-
bach. fought duel in the woods near
Shamoltin, Pa, using clubs for wea-
pons, and both were fatally hurt.
THE Fargo On. d. divorce colony was
augmented by the arrival of Mrs. j. j.
Corbett, wife of the champion heavy
weight pugilist.
SENATORS VOORHEES, and Turpie pre-
pared papers to file in court to test the
last Indiana legislative apportionment.
The expenditures for the four years
of civilian administration of the wealth
err bureau are estimated at SO, 30S, 900.
THE boiler in the sawmill of A. III.
Croker, near Byron Center, Mich,
exploded, killing Arthur Barney and
Martin Skinner and fatally injuring
Avery Croker.
In an experiment with electricity as
u motive power on the Nantasket Beach
Mass road speed of 30 miles an hour
was attained.
A FIRE that started in II. T. Clarlkc's
wholesale drug house at Lincoln, Neb.,
caused loss of S150,0O0
JOIN w. FOSTER ex-secretary of
state, who went to China last Deem
Der as legal adviser to China in the
peace negotiations with Japan, re-
ceived from China fee of S25o,ooo.
Ina quarrel over division Of prop
erty at Webster Grove, Mo-, DR.. Frank
Settle shot and killed Mrs. Jane Peter
son, his sister-in-law, Mrs. Peterson's
sister, Mrs Horish, and then killed
himself
ALL the saloons in New York city
were closed on Sunday by order of
President Roosevelt, of the police
board.
JOSEPH COLLINS md three brothers
named Brent were killed by an explo-
sion of boiler In Moses sawmill at
Spring Hill, Ark.
Two THOUSAND kegs of giant powder
stored In Fishers mills at Krebbs Sta
ton, Pa. exploded, destroying several
buildings, some a mile distant
By the explosion of n steam-valve in
the whaleback steamer Christopher Co
iumbus off Waukegan, ILL.,, two men
were killed and twelve others were in
jured.
BY the breaking of wheel on