The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1904-06-11
LATER.

The explosion Of lantern started
fire in the Corning distillery at Peoria,
ILL.,, in which IA men were killed and
property loss of 81 10000 was caused.
A tornado in Oklahoma resulted in the
death OF Mrs. Thomas Payne in the town
of Walters.
The good Offices of the United States
have brought about peace between the
warning factions in san Domingo.
Outpost fighting shows the steady
northward advance of Kuroki's army.
Kouropatkin Is likely to be attacked
from three sides.
In the recent battleship target prac-
tice the Oregon was first, Wisconsin sec
ond and Iowa third, according to semi
official announcement in Washington.
The pennant is expected to go to the
Oregon.
The University of Michigan won the
conference meet at Marshall field in Chi
cago by score of 32 points, the Uni
versity of Chicago was second with 20
points.
Caesar" Young, a well-known turf
man, was shot and killed in a cab in New
York. Nan Randolph, former "Floro-
dora" girl, his companion, is held with
out bail pending full investigation.
BY the wrecking Of an electric car on a
street railway in Burlington, Ia, Mrs.
Joseph Keehn was killed and 16 other
passengers injured.
President David r. Francis, Of the
Louisiana Purchase exposition, Is being
sought as a running mate for Alton B.
Parker on the democratic ticket.
Edward Mccormick, a young farmer OF
Brownsburg, Va, shot and instantly
killed John w. Wade and Arthur Black
we'll. The shooting was the result OF
bad feeling that has existed the meD
for three years.
Curtis Jet, under life sentence for the
murder of Attorney ]. B. Marcum at
jackson, has been taken to the prison at
Frankfort.
A freight collided with work train
on the Southern railway near Harrods-
burg, KY, killing two men and injuring
six.
Chinese arriving in Chefoo from the
Port Arthur district state that the two
armies were only two miles apart on
June 2, and that the Japanese were with
ing seven miles of the outer forts.
Four thousand Russians attacked 800
Japanese near Wafangtien, but were
repulsed with 200 killed and 400
wounded. The Japanese loss is reported
as 100 killed.
The Russian gunboat Giliak was tor
pedoed and sunk off Port Arthur.
For the third time the case of the state
of Nebraska against bondsmen of Jo-
seph BARLEY, who served penitentiary
term for defrauding the state while
treasurer. has been appealed to the SUI
preme court. The state is trying to re-
cover more than half million dollars.
Two state buildings were dedicated
at the worlds fair in st. Louis, those of
Missouri and Indiana.
T. NJ Myers, who killed George
Brownlee and wounded Wallace Ben
nett near Crooks Corral, Idaho, was
taken from a party of officers and
lynched.
Robert Steel. a wealthy wholesale
liquor dealer of Philadelphia, was found
dead with his neck broken. He had
fallen down stairway.
j. w. Sullinger, Of King City, Mo-,
was nominated for congress by the DEM
ocrats of the Third Missouri district.
The nomination was made on the one
hundred and forty-fifth ballot.
The Grand Trunk Western railroad
has purchased 1872 acres of land on the
outskirts of Battle Creek, Mich, and.
will move its locomotive shops 30 that
city from Port Huron.
A special train on the Pennsylvania
railroad, bearing the odd Liberty bell
and an escort of about GO persons, left
for the st. Louis EXPOSE
ton, where the revolutionary relic will
be placed on exhibition.
John Hopley, editor of the Journal, at
Bucyrus, o., Is dead. He was SO years
old. Mr.. Hopley was confidential secre-
tary of Salmon Chase during the war
Of the rebellion.
A Toxic dispatch says that the Jap
anese have occupied the first line of the
outer Notifications Of Port Arthur after
a feeble resistance.
The Illinois republican state conven-
lion at Springfield on the seventy-ninth
ballot nominated Charles s. Deneen of
Chicago for governor and completed
he state ticket. l.. Y, Sherman was
named for lieutenant governor. The
which broke all records.
began on Friday. May 10, and con-
inued to Friday, May 20; took recess
o Tuesday, May 81, and closed Friday,
June 3.
Japanese troops defeated n mixed
orce OF Russians In the lower end Of
he Liaotung peninsula May &c.
The Japanese lost 744 killed and
$500 wounded in battle at Kinchou and
hill. The Russian losses were
% officers aad 800 men killed and
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