The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1896-08-15
The News Condensed.
important intelligence From All Parts.
DOMESTIC.

In q wreck on the Big -Four ROAD al
North indianapolis, Ind, race horses
valued at $4,000, owned by j. L. Bush
of Louisville, KY, were so badly injured
that none will ever race again.
Four companies OF militia were pro-
tecting the workmen at the Brown
hosting works in Cleveland. o.
The principal part OF Salem Center
Ind. was destroyed by fire.
The fertIizing works of Daniel Baugh
& Sons in Philadelphia were damaged
TO the extent of $l25,Ooo by fire.
Tom Brown, an insane farmer at Clay.
Ky. 30 years old, killed his wife, mother,
in-law and baby with anax
The visible supply of grain In the
United Stateson the Sd was: Wheat,
46,T54 900 bushels: corn. 10, 752. 600 bush
els; oats. 7.llG,000 bushels; rye, 1885,
600 bushels: barley. 7ls,0o0 bushels.
The Moore Bros. dealers in Diamond
Match end New York Biscuit stocks in
the Chicago stock exchange. failed. the
speculative value involved in the disas-
ter being 20.OOO.Ooo.
During the recent hot spell in s..
Louis there Werc 1875 cases of sunstrole.
is of which were fatal.
robert Parker. of Bookshire, Ten,
killed his wife in n quarrel over property
nd then took his own life.
The wool commission firm of w. d.
Eaton 4 Co., of Boston, failed Tor
S2+0GO0.
Earon & Newman. manufacturers
of knit goods in Brooklyn, n. u, failed
for 100000.
\ passenger train on the Santa Fe
road was wrecked near Bosworth, NO.,
and nii,e persons were injured.
The village OF GIadis, Mich. was wiped
on, by fores; fire and scores OF farmers
IN :he vicinity also lost all their prop
erty.
Secretary Carlisle paid out 100000
in counties to manufacturers OF sugar
under the bounty act recently sustained
By the supreme court.
All the rolling mills at Niles, Mich,
resumed work. giving employment 10
about 1000 men. .
John Mcleod. John Ryan and Joseph
st. Pierre were killed and brother of
the last named FATALLY injured by pre-
mature discharge of dynamite near
Whitney. Ont.
In refusing TO grant naturalization
papers in Washington 10 two yonng
Italians Judge Cole held that TO one
who is in ignorance OF the constitution
of the United States is competent or
entitled to become admitted to citizen
ship.
Duncan & Rergin. lumber dealers at
Columbus, o.. failed for 5000. 900.
Hiram Weightman (colored) was
lynched by mob in Franklin, La. for
criminally assaulting and then murder
ing Mrs. Bertha Gilbert. young white
woman. wife of n farmer.
More rioting took place at the Brown
hosting works in Cleveland. o., and the
militia were compelled to fire upon the
mob.
Reports as to the conditions of the
crops throughout the country say they
are in excellent condition.
The wool clip in Montana this season
is 100000 pounds, the largest on record
there.
Frances Thurman, aged 34 years. pro-
fessionally known as Mile. Zoe" was
drowned al Curtis Bay, near Baltimore,
while performing an aerial feat.
Fifty persons were overcome by the
heat in Chicago and one case proved ia
tai, that of j. p. Lapham, leather
dealer. aged 70 years.
- William Murray died at Richmond.
Va, from being overcome with the heat
He was, in 1879, the champion amateur
oarsman OF the United States.
The entire business portion of Con-
cord. Tenn. was destroyed by fire.
During n thunderstorm in Omaha,
Neb., Mrs. Zykora, Fred Meyer and Le-
roy Carter were killed by lightning.
Eddie Hurd. aged two years, had his
head bitten off by lion at a show Ia
Chillicothe, o.
John Glass, of Buffalo. n. Y, holder
Of the worlds record for dressing n steer.
cut down the record from 8 minutes IS
seconds to 4 minutes 44H seconds.
The American national bank at New
Orleans closed its doors.
c. ii. Fargo & Co, wholesale dealers
in and manufacturers of boots and shoes
in Chicago failed with liabilities of S32t,4-
900 and assets of 100000.
Acyclone struck Swayzee, Ind, where
tair was in progress, and two men
were killed and several injured.
, The Park theater, Trugby's museum
and other buildings were destroyed by
fire at Niagara Falls. n. Y, and seven
persons were burned to death. The
property loss is $250,000.
George w. HanIins, once the king of
Chicago gamblers, and lately interested
IN horse racing, made an assignment and
turned over property valued at 81, SOC, 900
to settle his debts.
In Missouri ConkliDg Bros. banking
house at Nevada and the banks at Bron-
augh and Richards were all closed by
the sheriff.
The Christian brothers outlaw gang
raided the town of Cummings, o. T.,
and killed the family OF Rev. T. c. Fay
mond, consisting of his wife and three
daughters.
Boyd, Farley & Co.. carpet dealers in
Philadelphia, failed for $25o,OOO.
At the races in Columbus. o., Robert
j. paced the fourth and deciding heat
of the free-for-all pace in 2:O2A. which