The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1904-06-25

far reached is 632. or these, 559 have
been identified. The list of those re-
ported missing contains something
mere than 300 names.
Sheriff G. d. Harris, Of st. Croix
county, Wis, was shot and killed
while attempting to make an arrest on
an Omaha train near Fall Creek, Wis.
The man who did the shooting, and
whose name is unknown, jumped from
the moving train and escaped
Col. Zach Mulhall. friend of Presi-
dent Roosevelt, shot and wounded
three persons, one fatally, on the Pike
at the worlds fair.
The Russian army is reported to
have lost 10000 men killed, wounded
and captured while retreating after the
battle of Vafangow.
The Japanese transport Idzumi was
sunk by the Russian Vladivostok
squadron. The ship carried only few
sick soldiers homeward bound, and the
loss of life Is not known.
Four boys standing under cherry
tree on a farm near FELTON,, Pa, were
killed by stroke of lightning.
The jury at Grafton, S. D., which has
been trying James Barry for having
murdered Andrew Miller, his hired
man, returned verdict of guilty. He
will be sentenced to life Imprisonment.
Stationary fremen will meet in st.
Louis to decide upon a uniform wage
scale.
OF S4s delegates elected to the demo-
cratic national convention nearly one
half are uninstructed.
New York banks have increased
their surplus reserve by $3,600,000 to
total of nearly $39.000,000.
Type-setting machines are to be in
stalled in the government printing Of
| fee, and next December the Congress
sional Record for the first time will
| not be set up by hand.
Swedish revolutionists at Helsing
fors, Finland, attacked the governor
generals Office. Eighteen employees
were killed
| The Japanese captured one of the in
ner forts defending Port Arthur, los
ing 1000 men, according to a report
received in Chefoo.
|
Russian Vladivostok squadron returned
to its base and reports that it is un-
able to find the raiders. 1t is believed
that the raid is over and the Russians
are returning to their home port. Adj
miral Kamimura is much criticised
for his failure.
Gen. Bobrikoff, governor general of
W hnf NV In
at the entrance to the senate in Hell
singfers, died Of his wounds.
The Massachusetts prohibitionists
made departure from custom at their
state convention in Boston when they
| placed woman on their state ticket
by nominating Mrs. Fannie j. Clary, Of
Williamsburg, for secretary Of state.
1t is stated that the robbers who
| held up the Northern Coast Limited
train on the Northern Pacific road,
near Bearmouth, Mont, secured $685.
600 from the safe in the express car
which they dynamited.
| Liabilities of commercial failures
thus far reported for June aggregated
s4141, 108, of which $1,S54,762 were in
manufacturing, s1.s79.394 in trading.
and $416,952 in other commercial lines.
Rear Admiral James A. Greer, re-
tired, u. s. NJ, died at his home in
Washington. He was 70 years old and
had been on the retired list since 1895.
Secretary Cortelyou has placed his
resignation in the hands Of President
Roosevelt 1t will take effect on June
20. or Immediately after Mr.. Cortelyou
has been elected chairman OF the re-
publican national committee.
Gen. Kuropatkin left Liaoyang to as
sumo command of the army operating
towards Port Arthur.
William E. Hermon, city marshal of
Pitkin, Colo, and deputy sheriff Of
Gunnison county has been shot and
instantly killed by Tim Sullivan,
whom ne was called to arrest for
threatening his wife.
News has been sent to Raisuli
through the shereef of Bazzan that all
his demands have been complied with.
| Elihu Root has been selected as tenn
porary chairman of the republican ma
tional convention.
Preliminary examinations in the in
lquiry into the loss of the General Slocum
developed evidence to show that the fire
started in hay used to pack crockery.
One inspector refused to testify. The
known dead number $50.
A formidable feet of American war
ships will go to Turkey to support Min
lister Leishmann in demands to be made
upon the sultan.
A Russian cruiser reported sunk by
the Japanese fleet off Katsumoto. Others
may have escaped to Vladivostok. The
japanese are said to have intercepted
Gen. stakelberg's retreating army. The
Russian loss in the vafangow battle lie