The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1896-01-25

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South Bend Qnd.) nationaA o"-
in that city.
Charles w. Landell, manufactuir
Glazed Md and morocco leather IN III"
sdelph,a, failed for $500
nr;g Gen. Charles A. Hickman. q veI
ION Of the Mexican war and the reoei-
hon died at his home In Germantown
Pa. aged 70 years.
RI. business portion OF Pleasans
cr..n Mo. was destroyed by fire.
In a family quarrel at their nomo
near Jonesboro, Tenn, Joseph i. DUNe
and one of his sons and daugh'cr
were killed. ,,. or
The government bond syndicate or
n.nized in New York by j. T. Morgan
4 Co., was dissolved.
The failure of Keen. Sutteriee q oo'
leather dealers in Philadelphia, for Vs.
600. 600, carried down four other ue
crs. with aggregate Liabilities Oh S''''
600. - v.ars
william Depue, prominent citiZen u
rrsbkill. Pa. suddenly returned 10 con-
seriousness and good health.
w l.. Moody, brother OF Dwight u.
Moody the evangelist, died In hansas
C;tv Mo. the result of injuries received
in a railroad accident. lie was a s'o'A
man and lived at Gardner, Kan.
The Bank of Wauneta, Neb'' faiieo ~
open it's doors.
Near Fort Holmes, o. T., four outlaws
| lot death Mt the hands OF vigilance
committee composed OF ranchers.
q IT. Eberts, dentist at HON. Mo-
,,;ssed the wife of business man
while filling her teeth, and was chaSe
out of town by indignant citizens,
The City bank in Minneapons, Mill;
suspended payment with liaoiities u
seidenberg, Sticffel & Co., cigar man
,,aotrrers in New York, failed for
Se75.000. a..
At the meeting in Washington OF th'
democratic national committee IL wa.
decided to hold the national con'eh'ioi
in Chicago on July Z. "a,
The Irish-American bank closed III
doors at Minneapolis, Mimi.
Gen. f. NJ. Drake was inaugura'e'
Governor of Iowa at the state mousse
Des Moines.
Fire destroyed large portion OF IN
business interests OF Nash'iile' ihu'
Perkins g. Welsh, sugar importer
and exporters in New York, faiied 10
.. S50O,0O0.
Gen. Darlington Booth has purchase
J torr, in Bergen county, n. j., to b
$ used as home for WORKOUT Sai'at'o
r Army officers. ,,,,
n turers and wholesale dealers IN III
d clothing in Chicago, failed for s3oo'oo
!. The National Dairy union in sesSio
n IN Chicago elected w. ii. Hatch, OF MI
n couri, MS president :,
s. Over 600 women employed by u
Westinghouse Electric company
"a pittsburgh struck because OF reductio
I" in their wages.
e. The American Protective Tar
"a league in annual session Mt New lo'
ca elected Cornelius n. Bliss PRESIDE
all and Wilbur F. Wakeman secretary.
nc White caps ordered w. NJ. Hertei
iy discharge colored employe in his IL
tory near Lima, o. He did not do
and all his property was burned.
The next G. A. Il. encampment OF
N, diana will be held in South Bend, NJ
eh Is and IA.
n Thomas Yost, aged 65, was divorc
TIC at Burlington, Ia, and within % IN
utes had secured license TO mar
Mrs. William Frost, widow OF
Ia Methodist minister.
I'd Misses Minnie and Flora, aged
nd wears. twin daughters Of James Dave
port, living at Fayette, Ind, died NJ
VA the same hour of typhoid fever. ID
RS, ing their lives they had never be
Ter separated from each other over night
Five masked men entered the house
ith Joseph Day, an old farmer at Flyn
ith Lick, Tenn, who was reputed to n
money hidden away, ard killed
les, Day and his wife, but failed to find
money.
James Hansen and his wife and
au- children were buried in one grave
n.y. Oakwoods cemetery in Chicago.
were suffocated by gas turned on
Mt. f1aHstn, WIZ huu DNNo'N NN'fN
ins cnt over money losses.
The two children OF Mrs. Gee
ei Spraggins were burned to death in q
va home near Petersburg, Ind.
The Farmers national bank at Pc
80 mouth, o., suspended payment.
Elder S. Davis, dealer in general !
NJ chandise at Monroe, La, failed for s
nm 600.
tho Seven negro laborers who were 81
ing in an underground camp near
sror liams, S. c., were killed by the e
, noo above falling on them.
Every business house at Oakland
alb Ind, was destroyed by fire.
lille. The tannery of William Shuttle &
pcy. at Louisville, KY, was destroyed
,ison fire, the loss being 100000.
;ame Sixteen passengers were badly
and ten others received minor inj'
ed to In Midland Terminal railway W
at Victor, Col.
nbiy The exchanges at the leading {
mes ing houses in the United States
ing the week ended on the 18th a!
,trat- gated 81, 0G2, 791 ,224, against $i,235
SIS the previous week. The Incl