The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1896-05-02
DOMESTIC.

Jeif Gardner, negro about 81 years
old, was lynched by mob near Warren,
Ark, for assaulting little white girl.
The greater part of the business por-
ton OF Woodruff, S. c., was destroyed
by fire.
Two men were fatally injured and it
was said half n dozen or more were ly-
irg under n lot Of burned and smolder-
ing timbers rs the result of q fire on
the docks at Duluth. MINI.
A severe wind. rain and hailstorm
swept the northwestern part Of Iowa,
doing great damage to buildings and
trees. "
Troops were sent to st. John, Kan,
10 queli n riot provoked by followers
Of a circus.
The long-cXpected distribution of
Columbian worlds fair diplomas and
medals began in Washington.
While temporarily insane Edward
lager shot and killed his sister, Mrs. NJ.
c. Johnson, at Shenandoah, Ia, and then
killed himself.
Members of the New York Bar assc-
citation presented to President Cleve-
land n memorial adopted by that body
recommending the creation of ma
tional court OF arbitration.
In an election riot at Tangipahoa, La.
DR.. A. II. Goss, populist-republican can
didate for coroner, was killed and S. C.
Hyde (dem.) was MORALLY wounded.
w. +. Workman and I.ayman Will
liams, prominent citizens of Raleigh
county, w. Va, drank carbolic acid.
installing it for whisky, and died from
the effects. ...
Colorcd people of Missouri will hold
n state convention in Sedalia on May
to consider their interests.
Judge Johnson accepted Nine. NJ. A.
Warren as juror in the district court
at Denver. She is the first woman TO
serve as juror in Colorado.
The trial of Scott jackson, the Green
castle Qnd.) dental student, charged
with PEARL Bryan's murder. began at
Newport, Ky. -.
The American national bank of Den.
yer, Col, closed it's doors with liabili-
ties of SS65.231. ... ..
Ignace G. Paderewski. the pianist and
composer, gave to William Steinway, OF
New York, $4,000 as n permanent en-.
dowment to encourage original compo-
sition in the United States.
The women in Massachusetts outnum.
Der the men by 70,7S1, according to the
figures from the state census Just made
public.
Walter A. Glidewell, ex-sheriff of
Franklin county, died ut Grecnsburg,
Ind, from gangreen. caused by his foot
being chafed by n new shoe.
Miss Frances f. Willard sailed from
New York for Southampton. She goes
abroad to attend the annual convention
of the Worlds Women's Christian Tenn
perance union, of which she is presi-
dent.
Robert Chambers. a negro, charged
with robbing and burning barn, was
tied to tree and shot to death by mob
at Cranberry, N. C.
Smith a. Nixon, piano dealers In Gin
cinnati, made an assignment with as
sets Of 100000 and liabilities of
sso0, 900.
. The New York legislature passed the
greater New York bill over the veto
of the mayors of New York and Brook
lyn.
Three hundred distinguished men
met in Washington for conference
to promote the propaganda for inter.
national arbitration.
The Mason q Davis company, one Of
the oldest and largest manufacturers OF
stoves and ranges in Chicago, failed
for 100000.
In dispute over portion of the Will
son tariff bill Congressman Hall, of
Missouri, and Congressman Money, of
Near Meadville Pa, Edward Karles.
kind shot his wife and then cut his own
throat. Both are dead. Domestic
trouble was the cause.