The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1900-04-07

district have been recalled to Kimber-
ley.
Turkey has prohibited imports Of
| American pork.
Russia's seeming determination to
aroused the Japanese to point where
war seems imminent
| LATER.
| Consideration of the Porto Rico bill
| occupied most of the time in the
Initcd States senate on the 30th ult.,
senator Proctor (Nt) speaking in fa-
vor of free trade. In the house Il bill
was introduced TO increase the term
of Office of the president of the Unit
ed States to six years, the president
TO be ineligible to reelection, and pro-
! viding that representatives shall be
| elected every three years. The naval
| appropriation bill ($61,000, 0D0) was
reported and war claims were~epnsid-
cred.
| The United States senate on the 3lst
ult. completed consideration of the
| Porto Rican bill With the exception of
two amendments. Senator Fairbanks
made IA lengthy speech defending the
10 per cent. tariff. In the house the
Notifications appropriation bill was
passed as il came from the committee.
1t carries S7,093.iS y resolution was
adopted to reflect the present board
Of managers of the national soldiers
home.
George Webster was hanged in
| Spokane, Wash, for the murder of
Mrs. Lise Ashland.
Employers Of labor before the in
dustrial commission in Chicago pre-
dictcd revolution as the outcome of
labor troubles.
Joseph {. Hurst was hanged at Glen
dive. Mont. for the murder of Sheriff
| Dominick Cavanaugh.
Lore Afford, leading lawyer and
former speaker of the Iowa house of
Representatives, committed suicide in
Waterloo because of poor health
The strike of the 5000 machinists
in Chicago has been settled.
The Columbia theater, one of the old
est and most popular play houses in
Chicago was destroyed by fire, the loss
being Sl90,000.
james. w. Ovens died at Newark, o.,
aged 60 years He served in he Fifty
first ana Fifty-second congresses.
llippOlyte Schneider, of Pittsburgh,
Pa. committed suicide by shooting him
self and then jumping over Niagara
falls.
Morales ant Gonzales were hanged at
San Carlos in the Philippines for muir
! dering Il cOuntryman.
John lIayslip. a horse trainer. was
found guilty in Kansas City, Mo-, of
numbering his wife and Maud Mitchell
and sentenced to 90 years imprson-
mCnt
The war department has shipped so
tons of candy TO soldiers in the Philip
| pines.
Archibald Forbes the well-known
war correspondent, died in London.
The head of the army of Lord Rob-
crts was q miles north of Blocmfon-
tcin It occupied cluster of hills
won from the Beers after a stiff fight,
| in which the British lost seven Off
GERS and nearly $50 men. Kruger has
warned the women and children to
leave Bloemfontcin within five days,
as he intends to lombard and destroy
the city.
The transport Sheridan arrived in
| San Francisco from Manila with 416
discharged soldiers.
The transport Grant sailed from San
Francisco for Manila with number
of assistant surgeons and 5000 tons of
army supplies.
Heavy frosts damaged the fruit and
vegetable crops in central and south
crn Mississippi.
| Charles H. Gibson, former United
States senator from Maryland, died
suddenly in Washington of heart dis
ease, aged 81 years.
President Harper announced that he
| had secured the S2,000,G00 donation
to the University of Chicago necessary
| to secure n like amount from John ID.
| Rockefeller.
James O'Boyle killed his wife and
| himself AT Scranton, Pa. Domestic
trouble was the cause.
Fred Ross and Frank Tucker. fire.
men, were killed by falling walls in a
fire which destroyed the central high
school in Owosso. Mich. valued ut $685.
600.
The Chinese Gen. Pana, who has been
terrorizing and devastating the prov
ince of Panay. surrendered at Legaspi
to Brig. Gen. Kobbe and was taken to
Manila.
Three robbers seized four men at the
Bclleyille Qll.) brewery, locked them
in refrigerator car and took $4,000
in securities.
At Putney, England. the fifty-sev!
enth annual boat race between the