The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1897-04-10
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vera, the Cuban leader in Pinar del Rio
who was recently captured by the Span
ish forces.
Lyman Cutting and wife, while drig-
ing over railroad crossing in Shirley,
Mass, were instantly killed by a train.
The Blanc brothers were executed az
Lafayette, La, for numbering Simon
BeQnaud. a merchant at Scott, La,
about year ago.
It was said at ConstantinopIe that
a blockade Of Greece by the war ships
Of the powers would hasten q conflict
between the Turks and the Greeks on
the frontier Of ThessaIy.
A cyclone passed over the southern
portion Of Cleveland county, Ark, de-
stroyin2 Is residences aud wounding
ten persons William Shirley was killed.
The steamer j. F. c. Griggs sank in
the Chattahoochee river near Column ia,
Ala. and five persons were lost.
The monthly statement issued by the
treasury department. gives the money
circulation per capita as s23.01, based on
an estimated population OF 72,547,o00.
George Steck, the founder Of the piano
house bearing his name, died at his
home in New York, aged IS years.
Francisco GonzeIas, Antonio Gonzelas
Sauriano Alarid and Patricio Valencia
who murdered ex-5herif Frank Chavez
on May 20. 1852, we're hanged together
on one scatrold at Santa Fe, y. ".
The Maple Leaf hotel was burned at
Richmond, No, and James Herman and
Frank Anderson persisted in the flames,
There were 4,042 business failures in
the United States reported during the
past quarter, compared with 1912 in the
first quarter Of 1896. falling of Of
abor, II per cent. The total liabilities
amounted 70 900, falling Of Of
Is per cent. from the corresponding
total last year.
The petition Of Joseph r. Dunlop,
publisher Of the Chicago Dispatch, FOR
executive cIemency has been denied By
the president Dunlop is under sentence
for sending obscene literature through
the mails
President and Mrs. Mckinley are TO
summer at Lake sunapee, near New
port, Y. H., az the guests Of Col. John
Hay.
Five men near Indian Bay, Ark,
were drowned while fleeing from the
rising waters in White river, and Ave
more persons lost their lives in the food
near Madrid, Mo. In Greenville Miss,
the streets were navigable only by
boat, and plantations never before nm
der water were submerged
Edward Graham and Daniel Shirley,
miners, were caught by an avalanche
near Tacoma, Wash, and killed.
Ctov. Scofeld. Of Wisconsin, vetoed
the antitrust bill on the grounds that
il was harsh and unreasonable.
DIR. j. Fl. Walton, well-known ply
stefan Of Dubuque, Ia, committed sui
eide in Lincoln park, Chicago. while
temporarily insane.
Johannes brahms, the musical COM
poser, died in Vienna. Austria, aged "a
years.
At Norralk, Wis, William Westphal
fatally shot Mrs. Carrie Deitsch, wife Of
William Deitsch, and then shot him
self dead. He was insane.
a terrific windstorn struck the towns
OF Enos, Haealnan, Eldred and Column
biana, in Illinois, wreckiDg many build
ings.
a fire in the George q. Otte company's
carpet store in Cincinnati destroyed the
entire stock, valued at 100000.
Douglass Rcece after 80 hours of hyp-
motto sleep in coffin in Chillicothe, o..
buried five feet below the sod was resur.
rected and said he felt as well az ever.
dispatch says that the powers have
ordered the admirals Of the interna-
tional feet to begin pacific blockade
of Athens.
Al jamestown, y. Y, Willard Spencer
fatally wounded his stepdaughter and
Miss Helen Van SICKLE, OF Union, Pa,
who was visiting her, set fire TO his
barn, burning 10 head of stock, and cut
his throat.
Miss Phoebe Couzins has renowned
woman suffrage and repudiated its lead.
ers.
Fifty villages and cities in Tennessee
were covered with water six feet deep
and in the Mississippi valley $4,000 per-
sons were confronted with famine. The
most fertile farm lands in Mississippi,
lying in Coahoma, In Flore, Quitman and
Tallahatcbie counties were also under
water.
There was no session of the United
States senate on the Sd. In the house
the only business transacted was the
adoption OF the senate resolution pro-
viding for chnrtering a vessel to carry
donations OF food TO the famine suf-
ferers OF India. incidentally, Mr.. Nc
Millin (dcm., Tenn.) suggested nm
condemning England's ma
tional policy. Mr.. CorlIss (Mich.) in
troduccd joint resolution TO revoke all
the orders extending the application
OF the civil service laws which we're
made by President Cleveland during
his last administration. Adjourned 10