The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1898-12-24
The funeral Of Gen. Garcia. the Cuban

The steamer Aurora, the finest wood
en- boat on the lakes, valued al $125 900
was burned near Bar Point. on Lake
Erie.
A Chicago packing firm is arranging
| to erect cold storage warehouses in
| Cuba.
Counterfeit standard silver dollars 81
| the year 1890 are in circulation In great
numbers in the Mississippi valley.
Nate Thomas and Clarence Emmon'
were killed and win Markley fatally
injured by an explosion in grist mil
at Pettisville, o.
Raymond Sellinger, a despondent
German, killed his wife in San Fran
cisco and then killed himself.
| President Mckinley and wife ant
members Of the cabinet left Washing
ton for weeks trip through the south
| the primary object being to attend the
peace jubilee in Atlanta. Ga.
A large gasholder collapsed while
under hydraulic test in New York CT; y
and four persons were killed, many
Others were injured and property dam
aged to the extent of 100000.
Nine workmen on the New York Cen
trail railroad were killed by en- express
train near Corfu, y. Y.
Charles H. Dickinson, surveyor-gen-
eral of Louisiana, was accidentally
shot and killed while hunting in Iber-
vile parish.
Gideon w. Marsh, former president
of the wrecked keystone national bank
in Philadelphia, has been sentenced to
imprisonment Of IL years for conspir-
acy.
At the twcnty-ninth annual meeting
IN Washington Of the National Board of
Trade Frederick Fraley, of Ph:ladel-
phia, who has been president since the
boards organization, was reelected.
Five deaths occurred in Butte, Mont,
from the dreadful sulphur and arsenic
fumes from the smelters.
The private bank of the Tyler Bank
ing company at Tyler, Tex, closed its
doors. with liabilities Of $4,000.
Eight cities voted against license at
municipal elections in Massachusetts,.
Jonathan Niece, aged 10 years, pro-
cured license in Ann Arbor, Mich, to
marry Amelia Day, aged so years.
The Kansas Legislature will meet in
extra session at Topeka on the 2lst
inst. to enact laws in accord with the
populist state platform.
Chief Examiner Server, of the civil
service commission, in his annual re-
port says applications for examina-
tons of all kinds during the year aggre-
gate 4G,S13.
Charles and Elmer, aged five and
three years, children of Lieut.. Charles
Hooper, United States army, persisted
in fire which destroyed their home
in Mddletown, o.
Fire in Brooklyn. y. Y, made 30 fam
lilies homeless and George and Edith
Griswold, young children Of William
Griswold, persisted in the flames.
The Great White Spirit company at
Trenton, y. j.. failed for $o73,o20.
The national board of trade in session
in Washington adopted resolutions IA
voring national trademark, construc-
tion by the United States government
Of the Nicaragua caral, and the gold
standard.
President Mckinley addressed n
joint session Of the Georgia Legislature
in Atlanta and when he said: "The
time has now come when we should
share with you in the care of the graves
OF the confederate soldiers" the scene
that followed was almost indescra b.
able.
The National Bank Of Commerce of
ST. Louis, capital, s3,0Oo,O0O. has alb
ital. $1,000 600
In view of the alleged landing of Ger
man and British marines on the Sa-
moan islands the navy department de-
termincd to send vessels to the islands
to protect our interests.
Pleas Coin, n desperate who killed
Hunt Kesterson and fatally wounded
Fred Burk, was lynched by mob in
Lee county, Va.
An avalanche on the line of the White
Pass railway in Alaska KILLED 30 men.
For the IL months ended November,
1898, the exports of the United States
amounted to S1,117,6s1,1 100, exceeding
the imports by $537. s37, 0i6, an increase
over the same period in 1897 of $143,-
026,115.
During November last the imports of
gold amounted to $685., POI and the ex-
ports $013,467. The silver imports
amounted to $2,26s,G35 and the exports
$4,O23,07
The eighteenth annual convention of
the National Civil Service. Reform
league began in Baltimore.
The American Tin Plate company
was incorporated in New Jersey with
capital stock of $50,00O.CO II will
control o5 per cent. of the tin plate
mills in the United States.
Witten Mcdonald, manager of the Old
Fruit Farm in Howell county, No., and
former owner Of the Kansas City Times,
failed for $16s,000.
A train struck a sleighing party near
INLAY City, Mich, and Mrs. Thomas
Robb and her son and Mrs. John
Yerkes' baby were killed.
A passenger train was wrecked by
n collision, with cattle near Madison,
Fla. and six persons were killed.
Two frcmen were killed and eight
NJ hers' In iurpI four of them nrObl biv