The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1895-03-09
DOMESTIC.

HElLZBERG X 20. S packing house at
St. Louis was entered, the Waterman
bound and the safe ri1ed of upward
of 81 200.
EQUAL pay for equal work was adj
vocated in addresses before the Ma
tional Council of Women at Washing
ton.
Two or the three men who robbed a
bank at Griswold, Ia, were captured
by Council Bluffs officers after fight,
in which one on each side was wounded.
A RECEIVER was appointed for the
Merchants bank of Lake City, MINI,
whose president had borrowed $40, zoo
of its funds.
BRADsTREET's revised record shows
the business failures for 1894 aggre-
gated 12, 724, with assets of SS3,2l5, 900
and liabilities of $751; ,54s,000.
CoRDELA HILL, the colored child who
shot and killed her father in defense of
her mother at Charlestown, w. Va,
was acquitted
THOMAS CAvANAGH and his wife were
burned to death near Middle Haddam,
Conn.
GEORGE WEAVER and his wife, living
were burned to death in their dwelling
THE reported damage to the orange
crop of California by frost was denied
CHEF BRENNAN issued an order dis
missing all but nine of the 220 police
officers in Chicago who failed to pass
the civil service examination.
THE visible supply of grain in the
United States on the Goth was: Wheat,
79,476, 600 bushels; corn, L., 969, 900 BUSH
els; oats, {, 772, 900 bushels; rye, 100000
bushels; barley, l,522, 900 bushels.
Ex-PRIEsT SLATTERY lectured at
Savannah, Ga, and all the police and
suppress a riot which followed. Sew
eral persons were hurt.
RIVER miners held convention at
Monongahela City, Pa, and decided to
strike for the old sixty-nine-cent rate.
MARY L. DICKINSON, of New York,
was elected president of the National
Council of Women at the session in
Washington.
TwENTY-oNE indictments for frauds
Mt the fall election were returned by a
special grand jury at Kansas City.
A STATUE of Gen. Grant will soon be
added to the group now in statuary
hall at the capitol in Washington.
In general order Commander in
Chief Lawler, of the G. A. r., urges ef-
forts be made to reclaim suspended
comrades.
CURTIS and William Waltz were killed
by the bursting Of the boiler in a saw
mill near Adelphi, o.
The national dairy congress, con-
sisting of delegates from the various
state dairy associations, met in Wash
ington.
AN epidemic of grip prevailed at
Lynn, Mass, to an alarming extent,
there being over 500 cases, and many
deaths had occurred.
c. FARNHAM & ,SoY, extensive leather
dealers at Providence, Il. l., assigned
with heavy liabilities.
THE remains of Fred Douglass were
buried at Rochester, N. Y, after inn
pressive ceremonies in Contra church.
A NATIONAL society for boys from the
ages of IL to IS was Incorporated at In
dianapolis under the name of the
''Princely Knights of Character Cas-
tle." The originator Is Rev. A. w.
Common.
ALFRED DAUaHERTY and Oliver Lock-
wood were fatally scalded near Not
tingham, Ind, by the explosion of an
oil pump boiler.
Mrs. ISAAC REYNOLDS, n society lead
or of Cleveland, dropped dead In the
cloakroom at the art exhibition.
CHARLES l. HOBART, member of
the New York produce exchange, was
married at noon, and died In the even
ing while attending theater with his
bride. 49,