The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1895-06-08
The News Condensed.
Important intelligence From All Parts
DOMESTIC

DOMESTIC.
THE visible supply OF grain In tn,
Omitted States pm the 2Sth was: Wheat
64,244,000 bushels; corn, s,07s, 600 bush
els; oats, 100000 bushels; rye, 1877,
900 bushels; barley, $4,000 bushels
ALADY minister baptized thirty-nin,
west Of Arcola, Ill
The supreme court of the United
States affirmed the constitutionality OF
the Geary Chinese exclusion act
ABOUT Y inches of snow fell through
out northern Wisconsin
THE chamber Of commerce of New
York city decided TO enter upon q cru.
sade against the free coinage of silver.
WILLIAM SMITH and Charles Earlmau
were killed by the cars ut Bellaire, O.,
both their heads being cut off
FUNERAL services over the remains
OF ex-Sccretary Of the Treasury Hugh
McCulloch were held at Rock Creek
church In Washington
JACOB HENSON. who murdered Daniel
T. Shea, an aged grocer, about three
months ago, was hanged by a mob at
Ellicott City, Md. He was under SEN
fence to be hanged June7.
The forest fires near Sarpnac Lake,
N. Y, were extinguished after doing
damage to the extent Of 100000
THE Michigan senate killed the anti
treating bill passed by the house
HoT winds swept Nebraska and ad-
Joining states, doing great damage to
the crops. Frost was also reported at
many points in Iowa and Illinois
THOMAS BYRSEs, chief of police, was
retired by the police board of New
York city.
THE United States supreme court do
MED the application of Eugene ".
Debs, the strike leader, for writ of
habeas corpus, and he and his seven
associates must serve their sentences
of six months In Jail
1T was reported that the president
intended to call an extra session of the
Fifty-fourth congress early in October.
AT Hankinson, N. D.. Peter Elmer,
aged Is, killed Edward Pose, aged so,
as the result Of q quarrel over q heifer.
THE Douglas county bank ut West
Superior, Wis, went into voluntary
liquidation.
The Foss-Schneider Brewing com
pany in Cincinnati failed for S212, 900
w. c. STIvERs Lancaster QKy.) to-
bacco raiser, sued Miss Catherine West,
pretty 23-ycar-old school teacher, for
breach OF promise, demanding $4,000
damages
The Providence R- II Shade Roller
company failed for 100000
A DISTINCT earthquake shock was
felt at Brattleboro, Vt
4 THE eighty-frst anniversary of the
American Baptist union was held In
Saratoga Springs. N. Y.
SETTLERS on Indian lands near Pen
der, Neb., threatened stubborn resis-
lance to any attempts of federal sol
oilers to dispossess them
Hot winds blowing 40 miles an hour
did great damage TO growing crops in
Iowa, Kansas and Nebraska
LAFAYETTE PRINCE, who murdered
his wife October 10, 1894, In Cleveland,
was hanged In the penitentiary at Co
lumbus, O
OVER twenty persons lost their lives
by foods in the Devils river country
A. WAYNE MILLER. o wealthy and
prominent livery man Mt South Bend,
Ind, died suddenly in bis buggy.
RorH & FRIEDMAN's knitting factory
ut Toledo. o., was,destroyed by fire,
the loss being Sl65, 900
NAPOLEON WuATcoM, chief of the
White River Indians, fell dead at Ia
coma, Wash, after drunken spree
THE thirty-eighths session of the Mich
igan legislature adjourned Vine die,
having been In session since January 2.
T. p. McFApDEN and his son Howard,
aged IL, were drowned in the St Urain
river near Lyons, Col
MRS MARION CURTAIN, aged IS, muir
Sierea her l4-year-old daughter Mamie
at her home In Baltimore and after
ward committed suicide.
The safe of w. W. Brown. Indian
trader and postmaster at White Eagle,
o. T., was robbed of $1,000
THOMAS MCGUIRE and his brother,
Erie county pal farmers, were held
up and robbed OF $1,000 by masked
men.
ROVER & ALIENS -four mill at Gin
cinnati was burned, the loss being |
$4,000.
MRS JAMES l. STRAUaHN and her |
daughter were fatally injured in rum
away near Koi<omo, Ind
TRANPs and police fought at Fort |
Wayne, Ind, and Deputy Sheriff Har-
rod and William Walrath, ono Of the |
tramps- were fatally shot
ELISHA B. MoRRELr, 1T one time
prominent In politics and the richest |
grocer In Brooklyn, N. Y, was buried |
An . pauper's grave
MEMORIAL DAT was generally OBJ
served with appropriate ceremonies In
Ill parts of the United Statea In Chi |
sago, aside from the usual exercises, .
10 the confederate dead was |
dedicated in oakwoods csnesery.- ]