The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1900-11-03
LATER,

AT 1mpeTlal eOlcu was communicated
to foreign ministers at Picking asking
the powers to name Boxer leaders and
suggest their punishment. Rang vi
and Yu Sen, Boxer leaders, committed
suicide by swallowing gold leaf.
The bank of-Seeds Bros. at Bridge
port, H., waslrobbed of over $4,000 by
burglars.
Edward Henry, reputed to be the old
est man in the country, died at his home
in Pittsburgh, Pa, aged TIC years. He
was born slave in Culpepper, Va, in
1Ts4.
President Steyn has declared Fou-
riesburg to be the capital of the Orange
Free State.
At Chillicothe, O., Harry Gudgen,
aged only IS, shot and killed Matte
Nichols. aged 46, and then himself.
Jealousy was the cause.
The will of the late Senator Sher.
man. of Mansfield, o.. disposes of q
S3,000,0g0 estate.
At Washington the gold in the treas
ury on the Goth amounted to $l5l..
i11,404, the highest point ever reached
since the foundation of the govern.
eient.
Warby Wine, a negro. was hanged
at Orangeburg, S. C., for the murder
of c. j. Paulling near Fort Motto.
a reward of $1,000 is offered by the
First national bank Of New York for
the arrest and detention of the de.
faulting teller, Cornelius L. Alvord
Jr.
The one hundredth anniversary a
The birth of Field Marshal Won Moltke
was celebrated in Berlin.
The whole anthracite region in
Pennsylvania is filled with JOY over
the termination of the coal miners
strike.
A Belgian war correspondent re-
ports the massacre of $4,000. rather
than 5000, Chinese by Russians along
the Amur.
c. NJ Hays, manager of the Grand
Trunk, succeeds c. y. Huntington as
president of the Southern Pacific rail
road
Four American soldiers were killed
in severe battle with Filipinos neal
->uTNlcuH, LuLOH.
There were 205 business failures in
the United States in the seven days
ended on the Goth. against 200 the
week previous and 100 the correspond.
ing period of 1892
France accepts Americas proposal
to promise to preserve China and tc
maintain the "open door" and other
powers are expected to do likewise
The bank at Prairie du Sac. Wis.
was robbed by burglars of Sl,700.
Max Muller, professor of compare.
tive philology at Oxford university
died at Oxford, England, aged Z;
years.
The four children of William STARK
were drowned near Plaster Bed, O.
by the capsizing of a boat.
Floods cut off La Crosse. Wis. from
the rest of the world. Heavy rain.
throughout Wisconsin drove hundred.
from their homes.
Two United States soldiers wer,
killed and four wounded in a battl,
near Loco. LuZon.
Rev. Henry Russell Pritchard. the
oldest Christian minister in the Unit
ed States, died suddenly at Chester
field. Ind. aged 81 years.
The 100000 miners of the anthracite
regions in Pennsylvania. most of whom
have been idle for nearly Il month be-
cause of the strike. have resumed work.
Sixteen members of Isham's King
Erastus' company. Il colored organza-
ton. weret injured at Appleton, Wis,
in a railway collision.
George Dunlap. who was at one time
one of the most prominent theatrical
men in the United States, died in Chi
cago.
Only 1875 voters were registered for
the coming election in Hawaii.
Entire villages of Indians have per-
ished on the Tiberian and Alaskan
coasts from the plague.
Severe earthquake shocks were felt
in the Collmo districts and on the Pa
cific slope south of Austin, Tex.
A total of $50, i66.Gs7 worth Of gold
dust and bullion has oeen received al
the Seattle assay office during the
present year from Alaska.
Harry Fixes broke the 25-mile hi.
cycle record at Brockton. Mass, his
time being 81 minutes and 3-5 sec.
onds.
Figures issued by the treasury de.
partment show great gain in value OF
american manufactures shipped
abroad.
Edward Dewey, brother Of Admiral
Dewey died M his home In Mont
pelier, VT, aged II years.
The Beers surrounded patrol of
Cape police, killing seven and captpr-
ing two Maxim guns. The burghers
were said to have $4,000 men in the
field
The explosion of an acetylene tank
for a stereopticon wrecked the inte-
rior of the First Presbyterian church
at Austin. Ill.,, and hurt Lecturer Z.
W. Leitch, probably fatally.