The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1897-05-29
LATER.

MussulmanS rs well as Christians in the
latter island were in a feverish state
not knowing exactly what action would
be taken by the powers, and daring out
RACES were being committed
L. S. Fleisher, well-known real es
tate man, was robbed and murdered
near his home in Pittsburgh, Pa.
President johnson, of the wrecked
State national bank at Logansport
Ind, is charged with forgery to the ex
tent of $2O1, 900.
Benito Lopez, 20 years old, was hanged
in the state prison at Folsom, Cal, for
the murder of George Washburne, a
wealthy ranch owner.
The. First national bank of Orleans
Neb.. failed with liabilities of over
100000.
BY the explosion of gasoline stove
in the house of Gustav Mohr in St. Louis
four persons were killed and three
others were fatally injured.
An official statement was made in the
chamber of deputies in Madrid by Pre-
mier Canoyas that Spain would not ac-
cept intervention by the United States
in Cuban affairs.
William Conn, Jr., shot and killed Jake
Galloway and fatally wounded Con-
The trouble arose over woman.
a cloudburst in the valley of Asolin
creek. Wash. drowned stock, houses
were wrecked, bridges washed out and
orchards ruined. The loss is estimated
at 100000. n
A semiofficial report from Mr.. Cal
houn, who was sent by the president to
Havana to make a special inquiry into
the circumstances surrounding the
death of DR.. Ruiz, an American citizen,
says Ruiz was murdered.
George Hobson. clerk of the courts in
Cincinnati for only six months, has
been found S23.464 short in his ac-
counts.
There were 24s business failures in
the United States in the seven days
ended on the 21st. against ga the week
previous and 277 in the corresponding
period of 1896.
Gov. Black. of New York. vetoed the
graduated inheritance tax law passed
by the Legislature.
The exchanges at the leading clearing
houses in the United States during the
week ended on the 2lst aggregated $685.
103,122, against S1,003, 1904 the pre-
yious week. The increase compared
with the corresponding week of 1896
was 20.
Advices from Athens say that Greece
will not pay any indemnity 10 Turkey
nor agree to n rectification of the
frontier.
A windstorm approaching the pro-
portions of a cyclone did great damage
at Terrall, I. T.,
President johnson of the bankrupt
State national bank of Logansport,
Ind, confessed to the wrongful appro-
of over 100000 and was
placed in Jail at indianapolis.
The strike of the American flint glass
workers union. which was inaugurated
in Pittsburgh, Pa, four years ago. has
been declared off. The strike cost the
union over $1,000,000 and during the
four years 400 strikers died.
Gen. James r. Mccormack died at
Bonnie Terre, Mo-, aged 70 years. In
1866 Gen. Mccormack was elected 10
congress and was twice reelected.
Christ church, the oldest church in
Georgia, in which John Wesley preached
before he promulgated the Methodist
faith, was burned at Savannah.
Frank Quinn, aged ten; Charles
Coates, aged II; James Coates, his
brother, aged eight, and Charles ami
Albert Svee, twin brothers, aged nine,
were drowned in Mud lake in Chicago.
The historical Victoria or imperial
diamond, valued at 81 500, 900, was stolen
from the government treasury at Hyder-
abad, England
William II. Ross, Is years old, COM
mitted suicide at Camden, n. j., because
he could not stop smoking cigarettes.
President Mckinley has chosen as his
summer residence the place known as
CHERRY Farm" seven miles southwest
of Washington.
Abe Donaldson, Mrs. Shreves and
Miss Martin were drowned in Beaver
creek, near Clarksburg. w. Va, while
attempting to cross on log.
William Jones, charged with the muir
der of II. w. Stewart, prominent mer-
chant of Lindale, Tex, was taken from
the Jail at Tyler by mob and shot.
The report that Father Knc:pp, fa-
nous throughout the world for his
water cure, died in Paris, was false.
The noted distiller, william Tarr, as
signed at Lexington, KY, with liabili-
ties of 100000.
The percentages of the baseball clubs
in the National league for the week
ended on the 23d were: Baltimore, .760;
Cincinnati, .7o4; Pittsburgh, .696; Bos-
ton. .5s3; Cleveland, .542; Louisville,
.522; Philadelphia, $50; Brooklyn, .44O;
New York, 400; Chicago, 800; Washing
ton, .304; st. Louis, 1872.