The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1905-01-28

lions between the two countries are un-
der q decided etrain.
The protest OF live stock shippers
against discrimination by certain rail-
roads In favor of manufactured products
was upheld by the interstate commerce
commission.
The interstate commerce commission
has decided to prosecute the Santa Fe
railroad and the Colorado Fuel & Iron
company In the rebate case.
President Angel, of the University OF
Michigan, handed In his resignation,
which the board refused.
The Jury in the case OF DR.. G. r. Koch.
OF New Ulm, Mimi, charged with the
murder of DR.. l.. A. -Gerhardt on the
night OF November /, has announced
disagreement.
Fire entailing loss OF $4,000 oc-
CURED in the power plant OF the Terre
Haute, Ind, Traction & Power company,
and business was paralyzed to consid-
cradle extent.
The immense boiler at Goddbeys' saw
mill at Barnetta, KY, exploded Friday,
erts and seriously injuring three other
men.
Three men are dead and two others
critically III as result of an outbreak
Of spinal meningitis, or spotted fever"
in numbering camp at Lakeview plan
tation. near Dover, Me.
The grand jury of Pueblo, Col, which
hae fAr tut he I'M n a m q
the election frauds inPueblo county, has
returned 100 new indictments.
Two men and woman, Italian rag
pickers, were burned to death in a fire
which destroyed the howell they occupied
in New York city
Willard Elder, aged IL; George Leiper,
aged 10, and George Thomas, aged IL,
while coasting at Tyrone, Pa, were car
ried under moving shifting locomotive.
Elder and Thomas were killed and Lei
per cannot recover from his injuries.
John Randolph Bull, a veteran of two
wars, is dead at his home in Bayonne,
N. J. He served through the Mexican
war with the Louisville Legion and COM
manded union regiment during the civil
war.
In a street encounter at Nortonville,
H., following quarrel at dance,
George Weshyberman and Thomas
Butts shot each other fatally.
In the criminal court at Cleveland, O.,
Mrs. Chadwick was admitted to bail in
the sum of $4,000 on the three indict-
ments found against her by the grand
jury. This makes a total of 5000 which
the woman must make up before she can
secure her freedom.
The Italian government has issued a
decree providing for the abolition of
slavery In Italy's East African colonies.
The new armored cruiser Colorado was
placed in commission at the League
island navy yard. Philadelphia.
Fourth Assistant Postmaster General
Joseph L. Bristow has formally retired
from that office.
Mrs. Mignonette Seavey, patient at
| the state insane asylum in Concord, N.
H., killed two inmates and injured q
nurse.
At the close OF an exciting game OF
chess at Osceola, Ia, Levi Taylor, one
Of the players, dropped dead from an
attack Of apoplexy.
Chief Wilkie, OF the United States Sc
cry of a new counterfeit $40 United
States Buffalo" note. The note is an
excellent counterfeit.
Nathan Young, of Cranberry, N. c.,
died in the city hospital in Kansas City.
Mo-, as the result of an assault upon him
by footpads on the night of January IL.
At Wilson, Kan, City Marshal Till
man shot and killed Sam Hutchinson.
the postmaster and editor of a paper
there. during quarrel, and then COM
mitted suicide.
Ex-Coneressman B. F.. Rice. who
served several terms as representative
| from Arkansas, died at Tulsa, l. T.
Secretary Hay has secured positive as
surances from the powers that there
shall be no attempt made upon the integ-
rity of Chinese territory.
While party of young men were
'belling" newly welded couple, John
Moorield, a well known young farmer
of Gracey, Washington county, o., was
shot through the heart and instantly
killed
The Arizona legislature passed unani-
mously joint resolution protesting
against statehood with New Mexico In
any form, and preferring territorial gov
eminent forever.
In wreck on the Powelton & Poca-
hontas railroad, near Charleston, w.
Va, two men were killed and another
| fatally injured.
Corporal punishment for men who
beat their wives, or any other female,
is provided for in bill filed in the Mas
sachusetts senate.
The department of agriculture has is
sued regulations establishing federal
quarantine against large part of the
south and parts of other states to pre-
vent the spread Of splenetic, or south
ern fever, among cattle.
The cotton exchange'n New York will
be closed on Saturday. February IL. and
Monday, February 13, in observance OF
Lincoln's birthday.
Foreign trade of 1904 shows a loss In