The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1901-11-09
LATER.

LATER.
Evidence in the Schley case was
practically completed. Arguments
are to be made, and the court may
take a month to review the testi-
mony before announcing its decision.
John O'Brien, 10s years old, promi-
nent citizen of Illinois for many years,
died at Middlesworth.
Estimates for expenditures of the in
terror department the next fiscal year
aggregate $170,000,000, Of which $142,-
161 200 is for pensions and work of the
pension bureau.
Eleven children died of lockjaw at
st. Louis after treatment with anti
toxin for diphtheria.
There were 172 business failures in
the United States in the seven days
ended on the 1st, against 240 the
week previous and 165 the correspond
ing period of last year.
Will Jackson (colored) was hanged
at Cartersville, Ga, for assault.
A negro who attempted to assault
Mrs. Daugherty, the wife of Repre-
sentative Daugherty, was hanged by
mob at Attention, Ga. .
Weekly trade reports declared bust
ness still booming and railroad facili-
ties inadequate to carry goods Sold
Bulgarian brigands holding Miss
Stone, the American missionary. for
$4,000 ransom, show no disposition
to accept smaller sum.
Yaqui Indians, massacred 80 Next
can ranchmen in a battle near
Onaias.
Conductor Tompkins and Joseph
Clifford were killed and dozen other
persons injured, two fatally, in rail
way collision at Plymouth, Ind.
Guatemala sent special envoy to
express the sorrow of that govern
ment at McKinley's death.
Walter Schneider killed Minnie
Reichsteller and himself near Read
ing, Pa. They left note saying
their love affairs had been interfered
with and that they decided to die to-
gether.
The Beers defeated the British in a
battle near Bethel, and several officers
and 81 men were killed and 100
wounded.
The Spanish chamber of deputies has
,assed bill prohibiting the free coin
age of silver.
The public debt statement issued
on the 1st shows that the debt de-
creased $9,563,40s during the month
of October. The cash balance in the
fraoS,ry uos COOK eSs coz IT, +ot,I
debt, less the cash in the treasury,
amounts to 81 ,o22 .032to57.
Washington expresses much regret
over the mysterious recall of WI Ting
Fang, the Chinese minister, who is
easily the most popular of all foreign
representatives at the national cap
ital.
New York customs officers seized
ST. 500 worth of jewels brought in by
Penrhyn Neville, young Englishman,
who says they were intended for his
fiancee, Chicago girl,
Prof. Willis L. Moore, the weather
expert, ridicules the idea that hail
storms can be dispelled by cannon
shots.
Specialists who watched and exam
ined Czolgosz report that he was not
insane.
Fourteen American war vessels are
maintaining a blockade of Samar
island. Insurgents supplies are cut
off.
Ambassador Pauncefote has re-
turned from Great Britain with the
draft of the new Nicaragua canal
treaty.
The British government is to send
5000 more cavalrymen to South
Africa.
Snowstorms were reported in sever
al places in Illinois, Wisconsin and
Iowa.
Half of the Worlds Columbian ex-
POSITIONS surplus of 100000 will go
to the city of Chicago, to be applied
on exposition bonds.
The president of the United States
of Colombia has been kidnapped by the
orders of the political leaders of the
country and carried into the noun
tains.
Pro-Boer speakers in London
suburb were attacked by mob of co.
900 and roughly treated before res
cued by the police.
China has decided to recall WI Ting
Fang, and he will be offered a sub
ordinate position, which IL is believed
he will decline.
An attempt has been made to as
sassinate the dowager empress of
China. g
The sultan accepts the figures on
the French claims and has signed an
trade to that effect.
The Buffalo exposition closed with
a net loss of 100000. Building con-
tractors lost s1,000,000.
Edward S. Stokes, for nearly quar-
ter Of century a unique figure in New
York life, Is dead. In 1872 he shot
and killed Col. "Jim" Fisk as the cul-
mination of business quarrel, aug
mented by jealousy over affections Of
Josie Mansfield.