The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1898-10-22
The funeral of George D. saxton. the

| supreme court DeRuH III washington
The forty-fourth session Of the In
ternational Typographical union com
menced nj Syracuse, n. Y.
Navigation on the Yukon river In
Alaska has closed for the season.
John ID. Rockefeller has negotiated
, for the lease of over 100000 acres Of
land in the Choctaw and Cherokee ma
., lions in Indian territory for oil ant
coal purposes.
A settlement OF most OF the long
standing differences between tn,
United States and the Dominion o.
Canada Is practically assured.
The consolidation of all the furni
ture factories in the northwest is now
in active contemplation.
Cora Smith died at Anamosa (Ia.)
penitentiary from eating spiders. She
was under a life sentence for murder
ing her father.
Maj, Gen. John j. Coppinger was re-
tired as brigadier general of the reg
ular army on account Of age.
Gen. Miles ordered the Fourth and
the Seventeenth regiments-both vet
Grams OF FL Caney and San Juan-to
| proceed TO the scene of the Indian
troubles in Minnesota.
The Tourist hotel, under construc-
ton ut Tacoma, Wash, was burned.
the loss being 100000.
James J.. Corbett and Tom Sharkey
have bctn matched to fight on Novem-
| Der % before the LenoX Athletic club
in New York for purse of $4,000.
| The private bank of Jacob Den
herder al iceland, Mich, was entered
by robbers and $4,000 stolen.
| President Mckinley was greeted on
his arrival in Omaha by the largest
crowd that ever filed the streets of
the city.
The parade of the twenty-seventh
triennial conclave Of the knights Tenn
plar took place in Pittsburgh Pa, 90
900 knights being in line.
l.. S. Gates, dairy commissioner Of
Iowa. was stricken with apoplexy
while addressing meeting in Omaha.
Ncb., and died in Is minutes.
Gov Tanner issued n proclamation
setting apart Wednesday. October 10,
as Lafayette day in Illinois schools.
An attempt to place negro work
men in the mines az Virden. H..
brought on a battle in which II men
were killed and over score were bad.
~ injured. Troops were ordered by
the governor to the scene.
President Mckinley addressed vast
crowd on the exposition grounds in
Omaha. his theme being America S
achievements in peace and war.
A pnn IN Auc in Iai N;nh
igan's war governor. was unveiled at
Lansing.
Trouble with the hostile Pillager In
dians in Minnesota was considered at
an end.
Mrs. Annie +. George was held to the
grand jury in Canton. o.. charged with
the murder Of George d. Saxton.
Three railway employees were
drowned near Walker. Mimi. by the
capsizing Of boat.
The Vermont legislature passed a
resolution memorializing congress to
restore the rank of vice admiral and
confer that title upon Rear Admiral
Dewey.
james Prall. farmer living near
Middlebury, o., shot his wife fatally
and then killed himself.
Fire wiped out onc-half the business
portion of Coloma, Mich.
Five men were killed and II injured
by an explosion of gas in a colliery at
Coaldale, Pa.
j. Med. Scott e. Co, wholesale shoe
dealers in Pittsburgh. Pa. failed for
100000
| 10 % he
and the earliest in the past &c years,
descended upon Chicago.
Later reports from Nirden, H., say
that II persons were killed in the re-
cent battle and 90 were wounded. The
militia were in control, but further
trouble was feared.
President Mckinley left Omaha for
st. Louis and was greeted by immense
crowds at every stopping place and
made several brief speeches.
Twin sisters, Misses AIDA and Alma
Mckee were married to twin brothers,
| William and Frank Brindle, at Whining
| ton. o.
| Adams q Bishop, manufacturers and
wholesale dealers in paper in New
York. failed for 100000.
Mrs. Sherman, wife of former Sec
rotary of State John Sherman, suf
fered stroke of paralysis and was in
a very critical condition at her home
in Washington.
AT the meeting in Pittsburgh, Pa.
of the grand encampment of the
Knights Templar Reuben II. Lloyd, of
San Francisco, was elected grand
master.
The doors of the Tioga national bank
of Owegc. y. Y, were closed because of
II defalcation on the part of Eli w.
Stone, the assistant cashier.
Personal AND POLITICAL.
Admiral John Carson Febiger.
United States navy. retired, died at