The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1897-03-13
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nell, Mo. after a quarrel.
y block of business buildings wa:
burned at Worcester. Mass, the loss be
ing 100000. and eight firemen wert
badly injured.
Al Columbus. o.. BARLEY Kinselman, F;
laborer. aged 40, shot his wife probably
fatally and then shot himself through
the heart.
Il. G. Dun & Co., of New York. in their
weekly review Of trade say that gradual
improvement in business circles con-
tinues throughout the country.
Winchester (ky.) and vicinity were
swept by cyclone and much damage
10 property was done and several cases
I OF loss OF life were reported
\. W. Wells. Oldest member of the
Illinois state senate and leader OF the
democratic party in Illinois. died at
! Quincy.
Reports from southern Illinois, In
diana. Ohio, Missouri and Kentucky say
that the worst rains;orm known in
years did great damage TO property and
caused the loss OF several lives.
. Colin Daughdrill was hanged in the
Jail q Gadsden. Ala, for the murder of
J. |. Bates, drummer. Christmas eve.
in 1895.
/ President McKinley's first official act
was TO sign the commission of John
! Sherman as secretary OF state.
The war fever continues undated in
I Greece, both the king and his govern
! ment dcfying the ultimatum Of the
/ powers. and it is said they have decided
I 20 undertake war against Turkey and 10
put the whole army on war footing.
In Deals ri;l at Dorden's Point. Va.
lumber valued at 500, 600 was destroyed
by fire.
The exchanges AZ the leading clearing
houses in the United States during the
week ended on the 5th aggregated
( Sl.olo.ie6,527. against S7s3.42Q,055 the
I previous week. The decrease compared
with the corresponding week Of 1926
! was 81
King George and his government have
reached the decision 10 refuse the de-
Hand OF the powers that Grecian forces
and Grecian war ships be recalled from
Crete.
President Mckinley has issued proc
lamation convoking congress in extra
session Monday. March Is.
Three regroes named Barnhi.l. Jones
and Simpson were fatally shot and
whipped by white caps at Rock Springs.
Ky.
James B. Porter. who was secretary
o. state from is6i TO 1907, died in Lam
sing. Mich. aged - years.
The country along every water course
central and southern Indiana pre-
sents scene of unprecedented deyasta-
ton because OF a freshet. =.
The damage done by floods in Cincin-
haiti and within radius OF 100 miles of
that city is estimated in the millions.
John NJ. Dandy, one of Chicago's
Oldest newspaper men. died of pneu-
monia in Los Angeles, Cal. aged Il
years.
The Park theater. the popular-price
playhouse in Indianapolis, was burned.
the loss being 100000.
One Of the bunkhouses at the Dalv
mines near Park City. Utah. was swept
away by an avalanche and four men were
killed
Ella Parker. aged IS. and Robert
Parker, aged -. sister and brother. were
killed by the cars at Terre Haute. Ind.
James Powers. a hackman, 2s years
old. shot and killed his wife Mari. 25
years old, in Chicago. and then fatally
shot himself. Domestic trouble was the
cause.
Near Leon, Mexico. four of the no.
torious band Of brlgands led by Juan
Nacas were killed in fight with Of
fcers
Lizzie Mcdonald. ten years old. shot
Lcrself in ST. Louis. She lived with her
foster parents and left a note SAYING
she was tired OF living and wanted to
be with her mother.
All the members OF President McKiH-
ley's cabinet have taken the oath of Of
fee.
Gov. Lord has appointed ex-senator
ii. W. Corbett United States senator 10
NIL the vacancy caused by the failure
of the Oregon legislature to elect.
Two thousand Spaniards were de-
feated by the Cubans at Manzanillo and
500 Of the former were killed.
The Palmer family. consisting of four
brothers. Tom. aged 81; VIII. %: Ed.
2i, and Silas. aged l6, all died within a
few hours of each other of measles at
their home near Toluca, Ill.
The United States senate was in ses-
sion only about two hours on the 5th
and the greater part of the time was
spent in executive session in confirming
President Mckinley's cabinet appoint |
ments. While in legislative session the |
credentials of Mr.. Hanna as senator
from Ohio. to succeed Mr.. Sherman.
were presented by Mr.. Foraker. and he I
was sworn in by Vice President Hobart. (
Mr.. Davis (Minn.) was also designated |
acting chairman of the committee on
foreign relations, to succeed Mr.. sher-
man.