The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1895-07-13

was appointed chief of the weather bu-
reau TO succeed Prof. Harrington, re-
moved.
BILL PURvIs, Griffin Hubbard and
Grant Wilson, all negroes, were hanged
at Vicksburg, Miss They murdered
DIR. King, owner Of q trading boat
PART Of the grand stand at the BIZ
cycle races In Buffalo. N. Y, fell, in
Juring nineteen persons, three fatally
WHITE CAPS under indictment burned
the courthouse at Center, Col, the loss
being 800, 900
DR. c. ID. SHERWOOD, once lieutenant
governor of Minnesota and later
founder of the town of Sherwood,
Tenn, drowned himself in the lake in
Chicago while respondent
ILLINOIS miners last year lost 81 $685.
olo In wages through strikes and
gained practically nothing.
AUGUSTUS FIELDS, of Mcadowville,
Mo-, n prominent business man, muir
dered his wife and child and committed
suicide No cause was known.
The Arrowhead hotel, one Of the
noted tourists resorts of southern CAL
ifornia, was burned to the ground.
DERSBERa, CLICK & HoRNER, pro-
prietors of the Leader, one Of the lead
ing department stores in Chicago,
failed for over S225, 200.
FIVE persons dead and thirty-three
injured was the record of accidents of
the Fourth of July in Chicago
FoB the first time in five years oil
the saloons in Atchison, Kan, were
closed, with no prospects of opening
again
THE bureau of navigation received
preliminary returns showing that Csc
steam and sail vessels of l32,7l9 gross
tonnage were built and documcnted in
the United States during the last fiscal
year.
FANTASY defeated the great Direc-
tum in ee-for-all trot Ut Minneapo-
lis, going mile in 200.
AT the national convention in Flint,
Mich, of teachers of the deaf w.
OConnor, of Georgia, was elected pres
ident
TIE American Strawboard works at
Anderson, Ind, the largest controlled
by the great company, We're burned
the loss being Sl00,0o6.
IIoPE HENRY, a young colorcd preach
er. was lynched by q mob near Lake
City, Fla He was charged with as
saulting white woman.
The exchanges at the leading clear
ing houses in the United States during
the week ended on the 9Th aggregated
S975, 994, g4l, against Sl,0l0, AS, oil the
previous week. The increase, COM
pared with the corresponding week in
1894, was 1919.
TIE Harvard bank at Gainesville.
Ga, closed its doors with liabilities of
ST. 900
GEORGE LAWSON while drunk fatally
shot his wife and then himself at
Springfield, Ill.
CAPT. PAUL. WEBB, the famous swim
mer, lost his life near C1ur d'Alene,
Idaho, in an attempt to ride down
3O0-foot chute into the lake in his bar
rel
HEAVY rains did great damage to
property near Fort Scott, Kan. and
many families were driven from their
homes
TmRTY-sIX clipping couples from Ken
lucky were married at Jeffersonville,
Ind, in as many hours.
AS A result of u riot at picnic given
by German Roman Catholics at ST.
IBERIA, Ind, three persons were dead,
five fatally wounded and fifty seriously
hurt The riot was started by gang
Of roughs who were drunk.
Four more deaths growing out of
Fourth of July accidents were reported
by the Chicago police, bringing the
total number of fatalities up to ten.
THE Santa Rita copper and iron mill
Mt Santa Rita, n. NJ, was burned, the
loss being 100000.
JOIN ANDERSON, Frank Bevans and
Miss Marembeck, all residents of Phil
ndelphia, were drowned in the Della
ware river at Beverly, n. j., by the
capsizing of a boat
JOHN WILLS was shot and instantly
killed and his sister MORALLY wounded
ut a celebration at Lincoln Riage, o.,
by man named Upton.
THERE were 6,657 commercial failures
in the United States in the first half of
1895, with liabilities of SsS, s39, 044,
against 7,o39 in the first half of 1894,
with liabilities of SOL, 730, 305. Manu-
failures were 1,254, against
sol last year, and liabilities $40. 3Ol,-
40 against Sil, 376, l02 last year. Bank
ing failures were sixty-three, with liza
bilities of sl6,653,276, against sixty
three last year with liabilities of sl3,-
IS4, 461.
THOMAS NoRvILLE (colored was
hanged ut Mobile, Ala, for numbering
Louis Coleman last summer.
john w. CARTER, a well-known ink
of Boston, was drowned
while bathing ut the beach at Har-
wick, Mass
JOHN CUNNINGHAM, an aeronaut, was
killed at Winigan, Mo. His
parachute failed to work and he fell
200 feet.
The annual meeting of the National
association began at Dem
yer.
JAMES RYAN, blacksmith at Terre
Haute, Ind, shot his wife and then
killed himself. Domestic trouble was
the cause
LIGHTNING killed Postmaster Edward
Bryan, wife and child ut Louisville,
Ala One boy survives
FREDERICK HELLMAS, building con-
aged 81, deliberately killed
himself, his wife and their four chill
1ren in Chicago by shutting his house