The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1898-11-05

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was formally opened by great nava
parade on the Delaware river, big
ships which took part in the war with
Spain being in line.
| The report of coast defenses by Brig
Gen. John n. Wilson. chief of engi
neers, U. S. A.. shows that this coun
try is in no danger from a sea attack
| Jim Mackie and Luther Sullivan (col
ored) were ], nched at Edgefield Court
House, S. c., for the murder OF Mrs. j
o. Atkinson. Il white woman.
The fifty-second annual meeting Oh
the American Missionary society, rep
resenting the Congregational churcbe.
OF the United States, began at Con
cord, n. ii.
The bodies of three more negro riot
ers were found in the swamps north oil
Harpersville, Miss. which swells the
list of killed to 1914 negroes and
one white.
| Advices say that the Shoshone In
dians are planning an outbreak and
massacre In Nye county, New.
Edward j. Cunningham was re-
leased from San Quentin prison in Cal
ifornia after serving six years for
burglary, during which time he never
spoke word.
The new opera house which was in
the last stage Of completion at New
port News, Va, collapsed, killing Wal
Ter Rodgers and injuring six other per-
sons.
The annual report of State Factory
Inspector O'Leary shows that $4,000
more people were employed in manu-
factories in New York this year than
during the year 1897.
Dan Coughlin. retired railroad en-
gineer. shot and killed his young sis
ter-in-law, Miss Katie Marrinan. and
then fatally shot himself in st. Paul.
Excitement existed over the discov-
cry of gold mine near Malvern. o..
that Is estimated 10 run from $l4 to
$40 per ton of rock.
Henry NJ. Mcdonald. the silver can
didatc for governor of New\York, was
charged with passing worthless
check, and warrant was issued for
his arrest.
In n collision on the Union Pacific
road near Omaha Engineer Hindman,
| Fireman Ranan and Brakeman Shan
non were killed.
| The Ryan college, with all its con
tents, was burned at Ryan, l. T.
The treasury department in Wash
ington has practically completed the
issue of the $a00.00o,000 OF three pei
cent. bonds authorized at the last ses
sion of congress.
james Whiting Allen, of Richfield
Springs, N. u. Trinity college fresh
man. died in New Haven. Conn, from
starvation. He was too proud to Lei
his condition be known.
The Hastings sawmill. which had a
capacity of 5000, 900 feet of lumber pei
year. was destroyed by fire at Van
couver. b. C.
President Mckinley witnessed the
great military parade at the peace
| jubilee in Philadelphia, spoke at the
banquet, and returned to Washington
in the evening.
Commissioner of Indian Affairs
Jones reports that the Indian trouble,
| in Minnesota are attributable to the
advantage taken of the Indians by the
whites. 8
| Vice President Hobart narrowly es-
capped being killed in a runaway acct
dent in Philadelphia.
| Five men were sentenced TO the pen
| itentiary for ten years for robbing
| n Burlington passenger train near ST.
Joseph, Mo.
While walking behind horse at
Shelbyyille, Ind, eight-year-old Wade
Roberts had his head kicked from his
shoulders
In his report on camp facilities for
the American troops in Honolulu Gen
Merriam says it will be necessary to
construct barracks for the soldiers.
The Ohio Odd Fellows home was
dedicated at Springfield.
The steamer l.. II. Doty, with heI
crew of IS men. was reported lost in
the great storm in midlake off Keno
sha, Wis.
a battle near Canyon City, Ore, be
tween 10 white men and five Indians
resulted in the killing of all the In.
dams and one white man.
The Society of the Army of Tennes.
see in session at Toledo, o., elected
Gen. Grenville +. NJ. Dodge, of Iowa
| president.
| The schooner st. Peter was lost or
Lake Ontario near Sodus, N. Y, anc
| eight persons were drowned.
The official statement of the sealing
industry for tho season just closed
| shows n total of but 27,ss5 skins, by fan
the lightest catch in years.
III. Darwin McIlrath and wife, OF
| Chicago, arrived in New York from a
tour of the world on bicycles, having
made nearly 10000 miles on their
| wheels.
- PERSONAL AND POLITICAL.
Rear Admiral Edmund o. Matthews
entered the retired list of the navy
having reached his sixty-second year
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