The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1900-07-28
LATER.

government. with a large force.
LATER.
The state department at Washington
received through Minister WI cipher
dispatch from Minister Conger at Pc.
king, believed 10 be authentic, which
indicated ENJOYS were safe after date
lof alleged massacre. Date thought 10
be July is. Message stated ENJOYS
were in British legation undercontinu-
|ous shot and shell from Chinese troops,
and quick relief alone could prevent
general massacre. The London press
REGARDS the Copger message as a Chi
lnese trick. A commissary depot for
American troops in China has been es-
ia blished at Taku.
Secret service men made important
Seizure of counterfeits and counterfeit
ling apparatus al Rutherford. n. j.
Elections will be held in Cuba Septem-
Der Is TO elect delegates to conven-
ton 10 form constitution for an in
dependent government.
| Japan has consented to have Amer
lean troops land there on the way to
China
The middle-of-the road populsts of
Nebraska nominated a ticket headed
| by Taylor Fleck. of Custer county,
for governor, and Endorsed Wharton
for president.
Miss Bessie Anthony. of Evanston,
H.. won the woman golf champion
ship of the west.
AT the opening of the Cape Colony
parliament Sir Alfred Miner, gov
ernor of the colony, prophesied an
early close of the Boer war.
Snow fell at Marshall, Mich. and
vicinity.
President Loubet of France has re-
ceived message ostensibly from the
emperor of China asking his mediation
in favor of the empire.
Admirers of late Rear Admiral Philip
are arranging a memorial fund of
100000.
S. i. Dahlman confessed in Burling-
ton, Ia. TO killing his wife three years
ago in ST. Louis.
Castle Crag tavern. n fashionable
summer resort in Shasta county. Cal,
was burned, causing a loss of 100000.
Mount Azuma, near Bandaisan,
Japan. broke into volcanic eruption
and goo persons were killed or injured.
Forest fires were raging near Cape
Cod, Mass. and threatened many
towns in the immediate vicinity.
John G. Woolley was formally noti-
fed in Chicago of his nomination for
the presidency by the national prohi-
bition party Samuel Dickie making
the speech, TO which Mr.. Woolley re-
sponded.
The secretary of the Chinese l.ga-
tion al London declares that COM
munication with Peking is practically
reopened. The Chinese, disheartened
by the fall of Tien;sin. are said TO he
may mediate in response TO an APP
peal by Emperor Kwang Su An
imperial edict received AT Euro
pean capitals states that foreigners
were in Picking July IS under the pro-
lection of the imperial court. The
United States, believing Conger is
alive, is preparing 10 attempt his
rescue without Europe's aid unless
the allies make haste
Judge Robert Pleasant Trippe. the
last surviving member Of the confec-
crate congress. died in Atlanta, Ga.
The Campania sunk the bark Emb!e-
ton in the English channel during a
dense fog and II of the crew OF the
bark were drowned.
Recent rains are saiG TO have been
worth Sl0.o00.UJ1 TO the growing crops
in Nebraska.
II is officially stated that during the
past week 300 Filipinos were killed and
130 surrendered or were captured. One
hundred rifles were taken. Twelve
Americans were killed and eleven
wounded. a plot for an uprising in Ma
Mia was discovered in an isolated re-
cruiting station in San Miguel.
Three young women. Cora and Ruby
Townsend and Pearl Flack, were
drowned near Hamburg. Tenn.
a dispatch from Pretoria says the
British repulsed an attack made by the
Beers at Rail Head, - miles east of
Heidelberg.
Iowa republicans will hold their state
convention in Des Moines on August /.
Herman Strasser. aged 30 years.
railroad man.. shot and killed his d.
vorce1 wife in Evansville. Ind. and then
Killed himself.
A street car jumped the track at
Mineral Ridge, O., and 40 persons were
injured. /N
/. f. Chittenden, register of the
treasury during the Lincoln admins
tration, died in Burlington, VT, aged II
years.
Gen. Torres, commander of the Mex
lean forces against the Yaqu Indians,
reports that the trouble is at an end
practically.
The percentages of the baseball
clubs in the National league for the
week ended on the god were: Brook
lyn. GA; Philadelphia, .541: Pitts
burg. .526; Chicago. .514; Cincinnati,
$50; Boston, ass; st. Louis, 4j7; New !
York, 81. |