The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1899-04-08
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hlItT April L lHc rue VI tHc
United States will prevail in Cuba.
The visible supply Of grain in the
United States on the eth was: Wheat,
30, 0GT 900 bushels; corn, 33237 900 bush
els; oats, II ,229, 900 bushels; rye, 1925
600 bushels; barley, 2,26l 900 bushels.
President Mckinley has appointed
young james ID. Egbert, a son of the
colonel of the Twenty-second infantry,
toa lieutcnancy in his dead fathers reg
imcnt. ....
In fight between white and black
miners at Dolomite, Ala, several of the
latter were fatally shot.
Information from the entire wheat
belt of the country shows that winter
wheat has been badly damaged by the
cold winter in the whole territory.
A national conference of reforners
who favor the abolition or suppression
of the drink traffic and other reforms
sought for by the people will be held in
Pittsburgh, Pa, June rs.
The worst blizzard of the season was
raging in Oklahoma, and it was thought
the entire fruit crop of the territory
would be ruined and that thousands OF
Culllc Oh lIt ItStINdllOll NoulNl DtiIsh'
The Missouri legislature passed bill
prohibiting the sale of cigarettes and
cigarette wrappers in the state.
The wages of the 5000 employees in
the cotton and worstcd mills in Law
renee, Mass, have been increased ten
per cent.
The yield of gold from Alaska this
year is estimated at $15.O00.000.
More than 1000 representative Ger
an-hmerican citizens of Chicago met
at the Auditorium and entered protest
against any foreign alliance on the part
Of this country, especially with Great
Britain.
w. V. Lippincott, president OF the
Lippincott Rental company in Kansas
City, Mo-, has filed petition in bank
ruptcy, placing his debts at $l,000.0C0
and assets at Sl25.
With n salute of "a guns the Libby
prison war museum brought to close
life Of ten years in Chicago.
Five bodies were taken from the
ruins of the Armour curled hair and
felt works plant in Chicago and three
others were known to be buried under
the blackened timbers.
Work has begun on coal mines on
top Of Lookout mountain, in Tcnnes-
see. ......
Archie G. Fisk. n New York broker,
filed petition in bankruptcy with liza
bilities, $l77,o00; assets. nothing.
Henry Sanderson. the farmer who. in
his attempt to kill his sweetheart. MAZDA
Flcisher, shot and fatally wounded her
aunt, Mrs. John Flcisher, was hanged
by mob at IIolton. Kan.
The United States transport Crook
arrived in New York, having on board
the bodies of the soldiers who died dur
ing the campaign in Porto Rico and the
bodies of G7l of the soldier dead from
Santiago.
None of the S., 1000 900 from the United
States will he paid to Cuban soldiers I'M
ill their generals surrender the muster
rolls.
President Mckinley and party re-
turned TO Washington after an outing
of two weeks at Townsville, Ga.
Representatives of the Cuban assem-
bly, arrived in Washington to explain In
detail the situation with reference to
. the lnSuTRefI hTl1ly.
Acknowledgement Griggs has barred
the Commercial Cable company out Of
Cuba and Porto Rico.
A cyclone did great damage in the
little town of Riderville. Ala.
a food did great damage at Middlcs-
boro, KY, and in Powell's valley every
thing was washed away, with thou
sands of dollars loss.
The United States cruiser Chicago,
having on board ex-Secretary John
Sherman, arrived AT Norfolk, Va, and
Mr.. Sherman was taken on shore. He
was improving In health.
The Missouri legislature has passed
q bill which will practically abolish de-
partmeDt stores in the state.
The Indiana supreme court holds
that IL n man marries q woman who Is
indebted 10 him the marriage dis
charges the debt.
Former Senator George Gray, of Del
aware, has been appointed United |
States circuit Judge for the Third dis
trict.