The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1900-09-29
A WEEKS RECORD
ALI the News Of the Past Seven
Days Condensed.
HOME AND FOREIGN ITEMS
News of the Industrial Field, Personal
and Political Items, Happenings
ut Home and Abroad.
HOME AND FOREIGN ITEMS
TUE NEWS FROM ALL THE WORLD
DOMESTIC.

Five children and one man were
burned to death in n Salvation Army
day nursery in Cincinnati and four
other persons were fatally injured
The work of cleaning the streets of
Galveston proceeds rapidly. A partial
census of II of the IL wards puts the
death list by the storm at $4,000 TWEEN
ty thousand survivors of the disaster
are being fed and cared for by the re-
lief committee.
South Omaha's population is 26,ool.
against s,OG2 in 1890, an increase of H.
939, or 222.5l per cent.
DR.. George !. Miller, an Omaha pi-
oneer, famous as editor OF the Omaha
Herald and as democratic leader
through the west, has become a raring
maniac. .......
BY the upsettng OF boat near Sa-
vannah, Ga, six negroes were drowned.
Four Indians killed each other at
Turtle Mound, Fla. in fight, ali
wanting to marry the chiefs daughter.
Heavy frost was reported through
out the Mississippi valley in Iowa.
The great strike in the anthracite
coal region of Pennsylvania begins.
Both sides are confident. OF the 142,-
600 miners in the district 10000
obeyed the order to strike.
President McKinley's instructions to
the Philippine commission include the
establishment of a civil government
in which the natives shall take part
so far as they show capacity to do so.
Francis S. Jones. secretary of the
United States legation at Buenos
Ayres, was drowned at Gainesville,
Va. .......
The American Baseball league sea-
son came to an end, the Chicago club
winning the pennant.
Hatch q Foote. New York brokers,
failed for S2,000.O00.
Commemorative tablets were pre-
sented to the battleships Kearsarge and
Alabama at Portsmouth. n. ii.
The constitutionality Of the Michigan
arbitration law has been upheld by
the supreme court
The government has resumed the
use OF canned roast beef as an army ra-
ton.
In automobile races in Chicago mile
was made in LOG and ten miles were
made in 1902. ..... .t
TO protect Galveston against rep
etition Of the recent disaster dixie
around the city is recommended.
Work OF removing bodies from the
wreckagc is being pushed
The leader of the strike in the
Pennsylvania coal regions says at the
end of the second day that $4,000 OF
the $4,000 mine workers in the an
thracite coal fields are idle.
The Howard Melee feud at Madi-
persons were killed.
The transport Thomas sailed from
San Francisco for Manila with 1,64s
enlisted men.
Fred +. Clark killed his wife and
himself in Chicago by reason of finan-
cial and domestic troubles.
Arrangements have been made for
free transportation to the United
States of the remains of soldiers and
sailors and civilians who lost their lives
and were buried in the island posses
sions Of the United States and in
China.
The price of broom corn jumped from
$50 to 500 a ton at Arcola, Ill.
The South Danvers national bank
at Peabody, Mass, in business as years,
was placed in a receivers hands.
BY the caving in OF bank four men
working on new bridge near Osgood,
Ind, were killed.
Postmaster Dismuke and his son
were killed at Iona, l. r., by Sam
Ashton, n stockman.
Since August 10 last a. persons
have been killed by the cars at cross
ings in Chicago.
President Mckinley arrived in Wash
ington from Canton. o.
Strikersin the anthracite coal region
continue to make gains and prac-
tically every colliery in the affected
district is idle.
During the last few months half a
dozen Kansas banks have liquidated
because there was no longer any profit
in the business.
The director of the census esti-
mates the population of the United
States to be 76,0O0OOO
Gov. Sayers estimates the loss OF
life at Galveston and on the Texas coast
at 10000 and the property loss at s2O,-
100000. Work Of rebuilding the city
Is well under way.
Herman Petersdorf, German farm
er near Junction City. Ore, murdered
his wife and then suicided while in
sane.
Spring Lake. n. j.. summer resort,
was destroyed by fire.
Cracksmen robbed n bank at Bush
ton, Kan. OF $1,000 in cash and $50 ,0OO
in securities.
Upon q vote now in progress by the
Presbyterian churches of America a
majority are in favor of revision OF
the creed.
A lone highwayman held up coach
near Nevada. Cal, securing $50.