The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1902-10-18
Earl BUSH and Frank Anspaugh were

Earl Bush and Frank Apspaugh were
blown to pieces by an explosion OF |
nitroglycerine near Lima, 0.
The Union Veteran league opened
It's national encampment in Chicago
with many delegates present.
The coal conference began in De-
troit with delegates from go cities,
16 states and the District of Column
bia.
The G. A. II. parade in Washington
of $4,000 veterans was reviewed by
President Roosevelt, who drove
along the. line of march.
The Erie and Ontario railroads are
said to have broken away from the
coal operators combination and to
have offered individually to yield to
| the miners.
The vote of the miners In the an
thracitc region on a proposition to
| return to work was almost unnni-
/ mously in favor OF continuing the
strike until concessions are granted.
Garfield Burley and Curtis Brown,
negroes, were lynched at Newbern,
Tenn, by a mob for the murder of a
| farmer.
President Mitchell hurried from
Wilkesbarre to New York in response
to an urgent summons, the nature OF
which was not made public, his trip
giving rise to report of neace ne
gotiaticns.
Forest fires are doing immense
damage north Of Marinette, Wis.
| A state monument to the memory
of the confederate soldiers was I'M
yelled Mt Perrysville, Ky. .
A Nebraska supreme court deci-
sion prohibits reading Of the Bible
or singing of sacred songs in the
public schools.
| Officials at Washington are much
disturbed. over the delay and appar-
ent Indifference on the part of Cuba
in concluding the commercial treaty.
Four men were killed and two
wounded in shooting ARRAY in the
streets at FL Dorado, Ark.
The Detroit conference on the coal
T, situation adopted strong resolutions
5 scoring the coal operators. favorin9
, receiverships for tho mines anc
roads, and recommending an extra
e session of congress to deal with thu
9 subject and to enlarge the powers o.
the interstate commerce commission
Violence continues in the anthra
s cite region. One striker was kille'
by guard, and two trains wer'
wrecked by dynamite.
Rev. J. L. Prince, Baptist preach
e err, was shot and killed by Pole Wat
s son near Henderson, KY, becaus
he persisted in visiting Watson
daughter.
l. New Orleans Is ruled by striking
k street car men and the police ar
D powerless.
IS kilograms have passed betwee'
10 the officials of the Western Fedora
ton of Miners and President Mitch
u ell looking to complete tie-up O
II all 5ituminous coal mines in tn
l. United States and Canada.
e There is strong belief in New Yor
j. that the coal strike will soon be SET
&c tied. Railway presidents are likely t
make a proposition to Presiden
Mitchell which he can and will accep
subject to ratification by the miners
~ IL is said to contemplate an increas
Of ten per cent. In wages.
The bodies Of Pleasant Pruitt, age
y 62, and his wife, aged Al, were foun
in the basement of their home in II
- dianapolis. The police say Pruit
: killed his wife and himself.
The largest increase in postal n
IN ceipts in the history of the servic
30 is shown in reports of so leading pos
20 Offices for September. The increas
was S5,05S,604.
10 At the grand army encampment
r. Washington Gen. Thomas j. Stewar
of Pennsylvania, was elected con
~ mander in chief. The report of tn
20 adjutant general shows 263,745 men
70 bers and 6.511 posts. The death los
Al the last year was $500.
The New York police fear coal rio
10 by the poor when freezing weath'
is comes.
William Doughcrty shot and killt
as Alice Fisher in Washington and the
m killed himself. Jealousy was II
IN cause.
The village Of Kells, Mich, was wipe
er out by forest fires.
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