The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1904-08-06
A WEEKS RECORD
All the News Of the Past Seven
Days Condensed.
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and Political Items, Happenings
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DOMESTIC.

DOMESTIC.
Bishop J. J. Fox was consecrated
bishop Of Green Bay diocese of the
Catholic church at st. Francis Xavier
Catholic cathedral In Green Bay, Wis.
In a collision between two freight
trains on the Pennsylvania railroad
near Delevan, N. Y, Fireman Fred
Mccarthy, Engineer Frank Bedford
and Brakeman Winslow Cullinan were
killed.
Advices received by the commission
er Of the general land Office show that
the total registration for the Rosebud
Indian lands, which ended at six
o'clock Saturday night, reached 106,3 1926.
There are only $500 selections to be
made.
Two persons were killed and IL In
jured In collision between Big Four
passenger train and an electric car at
Washington and Missouri streets, In
dianapoli0, Ind.
A farmer named Kive, living near
New York Mills, Mimi, shot and killed
his son and then committed suicide.
Haley Gipe. held at Newcastle, Ind,
in connection with the death of Mrs.
William Starbuck and her baby. has
told the officers of plot to rob the
Starbuck home, In which he duplicates
William Lockridge, who is also being
held as suspect, and a friend whose
name he refuses to divulge.
The Turkey Red Dye works, at Belle
font, near Providence, r. l., were de-
stroyed by fire. The loss Is conserva-
lively estimated at 100000.
The president of a Lancaster, o.,
bank made a 40-mile trip with $35, 900
in gold In an auto. to meet run on
the bank.
The st. Louis run of the American
Automobile association was begun In
New York. Boston and other eastern
cities.
A sympathetic strike was called In
the Chicago packing houses, involving
members of the allied trades. The
peace effort of the teamsters failed and
both sides announce that negotiations
are at an end.
Thomas Taggart, Of Indiana, has been
unanimously elected chairman Of the
democratic national committee. Urey
Woodson, Of Kentucky, was elected sec
rotary.
The cotton mill strike In Fall River,
Mass, has tied up the mills SO complete
ly that not wheel Is moving in the 81
mills.
Andrew anderson and Charles F..
johnson were killed by lightning near
ovtdo In xuht1a Hcbfnn h
ing parties found their bodies side by
side.
The governments weekly crop report
shows an Improvement in corn through
out the entire belt. Winter wheat is al
most harvested.
In a freight wreck on the Southern
railway at Pattons mill, four miles west
of Jonesboro, Tenn, caused by spread
ing rails, five persons were injured, two
seriously.
Nearly 10000 cotton mill operatives
at Fall River, Mass. struck, and 81
plants are idle.
Packers, fearing rioting, appealed for
militia at Sioux City, Ia, and asked po-
lice aid at st. Joseph, Mo. Deputies were
called for at Omaha.
John ]. Ryan, q race track plunger,
after making big winning at Brighton
Beach, was arrested on st. Louis indict-
ments charging grand larceny Of $500, 900
through get-rich-quick scheme.
Transfers employed in the Chicago
packing houses were given permission
to strike and the walkout began almost
Immediately. Engineers voted to re-
main at work, and the live stock handlers
agreed to serve the independent packers
and butchers. More deeds Of violence
occurred.
The coroner's jury that investigated
the Glenwood, Ill. railway disaster by
which Sunday school picnic train was
wrecked and IS lives lost, returned q YER
dict holding the dispatcher and the en-
tire crew of the freight train responsible
and censuring the Chicago & Eastern ILL
nois for using old coaches and over
working its men. The accused men
were taken to jail, except Engineer
Hoxey, who is missing.
The comptroller of the currency has
appointed q. B. Shaw, national bank
examiner, as receiver Of the First ma
tonal bank of Grinnell, Ia, whose doors
were closed by the directors.
The death of John Rogers. sculptor
and designer OF the famous Rogers
groups OF statuary, Is announced. II
occurred at his summer home In New
Canaan, Conn
Justice Scott, of New York, has signed
the formal decree of divorce, dissolving
the marriage OF Lillian Nordica, the
singer, and Zoltan Doehme.
There were 70 passengers and $40 en-
ployes Of railroads killed and 1890 pas
sengers and 1884 employees injured in
accidents on railroads In the United
States during the quarter ended March
81. 1904.
The estate Of the late w. @. Whit
ney, a. shown by the assessor valua-
ton, IL s21,243, 101, much lower than
expected. The taxes amount to S222,-
Ss2.s4.