The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1897-06-05
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The trustees OF Goats college for WON
en-, founded by the late Jane Coats ct
Grecncastlc, Ind, made an assignment.
Flame. in the pcpsin works of the
Armour Packing company in Chicago
caused loss ofsioo.c0O.
II was announced that the president
had determined TO offer the post of min
lister to Spain to ex-senator George L.
Edmunds, Of Vermont.
Alexander Brown. Patrick Shean, Will
liam Dennis and John Christy were
killed al Fort Wayne, Ind, By the cav
ing in Of q trench.
The state of Louisiana is loser TO the
extent Of s25o,Oo0. stolen by some one
from the judicial stamp fund.
In a quarrel near Bloomfield. Ky, two
sons OF Ben Adams and James Lutz
were fatally wounded.
The bank OF Johnstown, Neb.. closed
its doors.
Green Ashley shot Sallie Kennedy
and Robert Baker while they were
buggy riding at Mexico, No. Jealousy
was the cause.
The United States supreme court adj
journed until next October, leaving $50
cases on the docket undisposed Of, q
smaller number than the records of the
court have shown for 30 years.
James D. Marshall, aged -. q wealthy
tanner and the first sole-leather manu-
facturer in the west, died suddenly in
his Office in Chicago.
Hiram Warren and wife were killed
and James Warren, relative, was IA
tally injured by the cars near Kersey,
Col
The resolution passed by congress APP
propriating $4,000 for the relief of dis
tressed American citizens in Cuba has
been signed by President Mckinley.
President Mckinley sent a cable mes
sage TO Queen Victoria congratulating
her on the celebration of her seventy
ninth birthday.
While returning TO Smithland. KY,
from fishing, james, Edward and Park
Ghenes (brothers) were drowned.
At Denver, Col, ". ". Hamilton rode
rs miles on bicycle in ! hour, / minute
ond so seconds, making 4 new worlds
record. ."
Charles X. Hillyard, 80 years old, a
N'i Vi bIODhlN II. ~ Il =.
shot and killed his 13-ycar-old son and
himself while dcrnnged. w.. .
Caswell's mills at Lowelltown, Ne.
were blown up by boiler explosion and
four men were killed and several in
jured.
The levcc at IL Paso, Tex. gave way
md not less than 100 homes were swept
away, but no loss of life was reported.
William Six was arrested at Logans-
port, Ind, on the charge of having
seven wives living.
The reports as TO the conditions of the
crops throughout the country were IA
vorable.
While savagely assaulting his wife
at jacksonville, H., William Carroll was
fatally shot by his son.
Prof. W. +. Mittmnn, n dancing mas
ter, threw himself from the balcony of
the thirteenth floor of the Chamber of
Commerce building in Chicago and was
terribly mangled. Domestic trouble
was TIE cause.
The special session of the One hun
dred and Twenty-first legislature of
New Jersey, after being in session seven
hours, adjourned sine die.
In fight between the Heitfelds and
Cawans, rival moonshine factions in
Hancock county, Tenn, James Heitfeld
and Tom Caviar were killed.
Elisha Dyer. of Providence, was in
augurated governor of Rhode Island.
May Campbell, a variety actress, in
n JEALOUS rage shot her husband and
Maud Devcre in St. Louis.
The principal business portion of Coal
Greek, Tenn. was destroyed by fire.
John G. Thompson. of Danville. Ill,
has been appointed assistant attorney
general by President Mckinley.
An explosion of dynamite ut Herman
town, Mimi. killed Frank Lucek, a
farmer, and his two sons.