The L'Anse sentinel., 1899-06-24
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Five thousand Filipinos attacked
Gen. MacArthurs lines at San Fernan-
do, but met with an Unexpectedly warm
reception and were repulsed with loss
of as killed, 80 prisoners and many
wounded. Our loss was ii men wound
ed, and the majority are only slightly
hurt. The report that AguinaGo had
been assassinated. is said to be false.
| The Ohio democrats will hold their
state convention at GAINESVILLE, August
1 and ..
In family quarrel at Tredell, Tex,
John Olds was killed and his father-in-
| law, Dave Jenkins, and his two daugh-
tiers, Pearl and Molly, fatally wounded.
| John Berry (colored), aged II, was
hanged at Marlboro, Md, for the muir
der Of Miss Amanda Clark.
| The prohibition state convention in
Baltimore nominated Prof. James
| Swami, Of Denton, for governor of
Maryland.
An explosion in the Caledonia mine
of the Dominion Coal company at Glas-
co Bay, y. S.. killed II men.
There were 1856 business failures in
the United States in the seven days
ended on the lGth, against lj9 the week
previous and 233 in the corresponding
period Of 1898.
Marcus Daily, of Montana, and his as
sociatcs in the Anaconda Mining COM
pany have sold all their holdings to an
eastern syndicate headed by John d..
Rockefeller for S23,000,G0O.
"lioy" Williams and Dave Clark, both
colored, were lynched by n mob near
Surrency, Ga. Both were charged with
assault.
During tt freshct at Rosala, Tex,
eight families, numbering - people,
were drowned
Louis Patrick (colored) was taken
from the Beaufort (N. c. Jail and
killed by mob. being accused of the
murder of T.. i. Weeks.
Bellamy Storer, the new American
minister to Spain, was received by the
queen regent and presented his creden-
tials to her majesty. The most cordial
salutationS were exchanged.
A new treaty between the United
States and Great Britain, covering reci-
procity with the British West Indian
colony of the Barbados, has been
signed.
President Mckinley and his wife left
Washington for liolyoke, Northampton
and other points in Massachusetts,.
George Beauregard Barrow, the prin-
cipal in the kidnapping of Marian Clark,
the infant daughter of Arthur Clark, of
| NaW Nnrl. hDs hlnn Snnflnpa1 n u
years and ten months imprisonment
The transport Sherman, having on
board Gen. Fred ID. Grant, Gen. Bates,
Il large number of other officers and
800 enlisted men, arrived in Manila.
Tom Black, Il negro 101 years old, a
pioneer of Tennessee, was killed by a
cave-in at Coal Creek.
While party were in bathing at
Galveston, Ten, Eta Thorn, aged II,
Marian Howard, IS. and Irene Lauder
dale, 10, were drowned.
The one hundred and twenty-thrd
anniversary of the battle of Bunker Hill
was celebrated at Boston.
Ex-senator Benjamin +. Harding,
who was elected TO the United States
senate in 1862 to fill out the uneXpred
term of Senator Baker, died in Cottage
Grove, Ore, aged 81 years.
Revised figures from New Richmond,
Wis, show that about 125 persons lost
their lives in the recent cyclone.
William II. Fischer, a builder and con-
tractor, shot his wife after brutally
beating her in New Orleans and then
fatally wounded himself.
Henry Lee and family of three died
at Guthrie. o. r., from eating toad
stools. mistaking them for mushrooms.
Howard Blackburn, of Gloucester,
Mass, set sail alone in his little sloop-
rugged four-ton boat, the Great West
ern, TO cross the Atlantic.
The village of Dingess, w. Va, was
almost totally wiped out by fire.
Fire in Omaha, Neb., caused loss of
$2j0,000 to the wholesale grocery firm
of Allen Bros, and six firemen were in
iured, one fatally.
The funeral of Congressman Richard
+. Bland took place at Lebanon. Mo.
In the towns of Montana, Marmandee,
Bethany and Lewiston, in Minnesota,
a cyclone wrecked many buildings and
injured several persons.
Lawrence Townsend. the new United
States minister to Belgium, was re-
ceived by King Leopold in Brussels
Rev. III. S. Phillips, his wife and Miss
SER, missionaries, together with seven