The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1897-07-24
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John Bridges, Charles Sweeney and
L. Montgomery. young boys. were
killed by the cars near Austin. Tex.
There were 263 business failures in
the United States in the seven days
ended on the 10th. against zoo the week
previous and eco in the corresponding
period of 1896.
Juan Adams and his brother, who
murdered Alberto Mondrngon. were
legally shot at Ciudad Porfirio. Mexico.
Major Terrell. n negro who assaulted
Mrs. Martin Thomas, white woman,
near Elba, Ala, and then burned the
woman and her baby to death. was
taken from Jail by mob and hanged.
The fruit crop of Missouri this year
is estimated to be worth over 0.000,-
000
In n jealous rage Frank w. Phelan, of
st. Louis, fatally wounded Kittie NJ.
Wadsworth in a Chicago saloon and
then killed himself.
Anthony Edwards. aged 1o4 years.
joined the Grand Army of the Repub-
lie in St. Louis.
For the second time Charles w. Spald-
ing. ex-treasurer of the University of
Illinois, was found by jury in Chicago
not guilty OF embezzling endowment
bonds of the institution.
Throughout the country every feature
Of the business outlook wns said to be
encouraging.
At the japanese legation in Wash
ington no credence is given to the re-
port that the Spanish and japanese gov
ernments have entered into an alliance
against the United States.
! z. H. Ten Eyck. the American oars
man. won the finals in the great dia-
mond scull races on the Thames at
Henley. England.
In session at Chattanooga. Tenn. the
Baptist Young Peoples union reelected
as president John II. Chapman, Of Chi
cago.
Tewfik Pasha. the foreign minister.
informed the ambassadors that the sui
tan had agreed in the principle Of the
demands of the powers and was pre-
pared to accept their views on the
peace conditions.
During the last fiscal year 1929 i'm
migrants entered this country through
San Francisco, against 1.411 in 1856.
Near the town of Red Bluff, Cal, a
dozen residences were burned and cat
tie ranges destroyed by forest fire,
the loss being over.S100,000.
The republican conferees on the tariff
bill finished their work.
The reports of great gold discoveries
in Alaska have caused intense excite
ment at Seattle, Wash, and hundreds
of persons were leaving for the new
gold fields.
!; James b. Angel, new United States
minister to Turkey, accompanied by his
wife, sailed from New York for Turkey.
c. F. Croker, of San Francisco. first
vice president of the Southern Pacific
Railroad company, and worth S20,0O0,-
600, died of paralysis; aged AZ years.
John Stevens, who was entombed in
the Mammoth mine at Goldfield, a. T.,
on July 4, has been rescued alive. Dur
ing his Is days underground he was
without food.
The sawmill, pulpmill and 100, o0of feet
of lumber belonging TO the Royal Paper
Mill company was burned at East Ar
gus, o., the loss being S150,000.
At the annual meeting in Toronto,
Ont, of the Epworth league Indian
apolis. Ind, was chosen as the place
Of meeting next year.
Harry Sidwell, of Covington, KY, in
a mile race at Cincinnati for time, made
the distance in LAG 3-5, breaking the
worlds former amateur bicycle record.
The American Baptist Missionary
union and the American Baptist Home
omission society have succeeded in WHIP
ing out their joint debt of S4s5,O00.
Mrs. Mary +. Lease is candidate for
governor of Kansas on the populist
ticket.
The percentages of the baseball clubs
in the National league for the week
ended on the 18th were: Boston, .706;
Cincinnati, .6s2; Baltimore, .657; New
York, .5ss; Cleveland, sos; Philadel-
phia, AGO; Pittsburgh, .456; Brooklyn,
.443; Chicago, .431; Louisville, .42o;
Washington, 1855; st. Louis, .214.
The session of the United States SEN
ate on the 10th was brief and unevent-
full. A bill WIS passed to give the con-
sent OF congress TO a compact entered
into between South Dakota and Ne
braska respecting the boundary be-
tween said states. The house agreed to
the partial conference report on the
general deficiency bill and concnrred
in the senate amendment fixing the
limit of cost for armor plate ut 5000 per
ton.
| Senator Morgan (Ala.) occupied most
of the time in the United States senate
on the 18th in support of a resolution
relating to the Union Pacific railway
In executive session number of nom
/. nations were confirmed and the nom
nation of Terrence V. Powderly, OF
Pennsylvania, to be commissioner-gen'
eral of immigration was received from
the president. In the house no business
Twas transacted.