The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1899-11-25
LATER.

ling strengthened by almost daily ar
rivals of troopships, and more than
1000 men are hurrying into the interior
| from Durham. At the same time the
army under Gen. White is believed to be
in danger of destruction if the Beers
continue their aggressive methods.
| Twenty buildings were destroyed by
fire AT Magnolia, Ark.
| There were, 219 business failures in
the United States in the seven days
ended on the 18th. against 157 the week
previous and 223 in the corresponding
period of 1898.
! The transport Senator sailed from
San Francisco for Manila with troops.
The president has appointed II. w.
Hart, young lawyer of Alliance, o.,
to be United States consul at Dussel-
dorf, Germany.
| The khedive unveiled statue of
Count de Lesseps NJ the entrance to
the harbor III Port Said.
| Cornelius Corcoran shot and killed
three of his children in Chicago and
dangerously wounded Il fourth andthen
killed himself. Accidental poisoning
of son is supposed to have driven
| him insane.
An earthquake shock AT Santiago de
Cuba damaged several houses.
| DR.. Thomas +. James, a prominent
physician al Greenville, 5. C., and his
son. Wade Hampton James, were killed
by Samuel Lanier farmer.
William Burke died at Marcngo, ILL.,,
aged 40 years.
Dwight l.. Moody. the evangelist, was
stricken with heart trouble at Kansas
| City, Mo, and left for his home in North
| field. Mass.
Michael Emil Rollinger was hanged
in Chicago for the murder of his wife
on December 1G, 1895.
Lewis Lucas Troy, superintendent
Of the sixth division. United States
railway mail service, died suddeny in
Chicago, aged GO years.
| Four robbers blew open the safe of
the bank at Carl Junction, Mo-, and Sc
cured $4,000 in cash.
Two masked men broke into the
State bank at Parker, Kan, and Sc
cured 81 900.
Col. Swigert. of the Third cavalry. re-
ported that he was moving against
force of insurgents which were in
trcnched AT Pozorrubio, which is out
side the lines of the Americans. 1t
WAS believed that iguinaldo was there.
Gen. Macarthur had begun his north
ward advance from '!'ai!ac. which would
be continued to Bayambong, province
CT Nizcaya.
The American occupation of the
country between Manila and Dagupan
is proceeding with rush. Gen. Mae
Arthur was within five miles Of Dagu-
pan and Gems. Wheaton and Lawton
were close together along the north of
the line. Al O'Donnell Capt. Leon
haeuser surprised 2GO insurgents and
captured all of them, with their arms,
10000 rounds of ammunition and four
tons of subsistence.
: Civil war has broken out in the Brit
sh possession of New Guinea, II VIII
lages having been obitcrated and most
of the inhabitants killed
| Thomas Ayres. aged 100 years and 4
months, died at MaXom's Mills, Ky. lie
leaves eight daughters and ten sons.
Rear Admiral Schley hoisted his flag
on the cruiser Chicago. taking formal
command of the South Atlantic squad
ron.
George Harvey Chickering, the last
of the famous panc-makers OF that
name, died at his home in Milton,
Mass, aged 20 years.
Rev. DR.. Richard S. Storrs, for SO
years pastor of the Church of the Pill
grims in Srooklyn, y. Y, has resigned
because of failing health.
Winfred y. Stephenson. of Des
Moines. Ia, aged 81, was injured in
football game in Iowa City and died in
an hour.
The annual report of Mr.. Chamber
lain, the commissioner of navigate
shows more satisfactory conditions
than those of any former year in the
bureaus history.
a telegram received in Madrid from
the Spanish consul at Manila saws that
| Aguinaldo has liberated 500 Spanish
prisoners.
On board the British steamship j.
W. Taylor, which arrived at quarantine
in New York from Brazil, were two
cases, of bubonic plague.
Senator John NJ. Thnrston. of Ne
braska. and Miss Lola Purman, of Wash
ington. were married at the residence
of the bride.
SIX men were killed and four serious
ly IL not fatally injured in railway ac-
cdent at Humboldt. s. ID.
Official dispatches from Gen. Butler
throw very little light on the situation
| In South Africa. Reports from yarious
sources as TO the movements on either
side are very conflicting. 1t is apparent
the British advance is attended with
great danger, but at the same time il is
rumored the Beers may draw back into
the more mountainous country, where
the British will find il more difficult &c
follow.