The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1906-10-06

The Sioux City, Homer & Southern
was sold at sheriff's sale at
Dakota City. Neb.. for $4,000. James
A. Foye. of Sioux City, was the pur-
chaser.
In fire which destroyed the barn
Of farmer near Cogswell. N. D., two
men, members of a threshing crew,
were burned to death and three others
fatally hurt. They were all asleep at
the time.
Joseph Crucia, an italian, was shot
and killed at Los Angeles while driv-
ing. A young man who had ridden
up behind Cucia fired three shots into
his back.
Rev. ]. ]. Callahan, a prominent
Catholic priest, is dead at Butte,
Mont. He was born in Omaha.
The Hamilton county Democrats
nominated Thomas Bentham in the
First Ohio district and John Meyer In
the Second district, for congress.
The Republican nominee for reelec-
ton in the First Ohio district is Con-
gresham Nicholas Longworth.
A body supposed to be that Of DAN
lei Higgins, of st. Paul, Mimi. his
Identification being established by the
finding OF letter on his person. was
found in the woods near Stillwell,
Ind.
The California supreme court decid-
ed against the city of visalia in an
action brought to restrain the officials
of the municipality from selling the
poles and wires of the Western Union
company under jud gment for taxes
levied.
That the railroads are to blame for
the high price and periodical shortage
of coal In Salt Lake was the conclu-
sion to be drawn from the testimony
presented before Commissioner
Charles A. Prouty of the interstate
commerce commission at Salt Lake.
Former Congressman Richard II.
Clarke, of Mobile, Ala, died at st.
Luke's hospital, st. Louis, from pneu-
monia.
At the opening session at Rich
mond, Ind, OF the Indiana yearly
meeting of Friends, the largest body
of Quakers in the world, John Henry
Douglas, of Pasadena, CAL. made an
appeal for pushing the evangelization
OF the world.
The Spanish government admits
that the present Carlist movement
has assumed the dignity of real at
tempt at political instruction. but
declares it has miscarried.
The man who killed Gen. Koxlov in
the park at Peterhof in mistake for
Gen. Trepoff has been sentenced to
death by hanging.
news Of ,sanguinary conflict near
Majunga. between $50 French troops
and large number of Fahavolo tribes
men, who lost $50 men killed.
The Third Ohio district Democratic
congressional committee nominated
former Gov. James E. Campbell.
The official call has been issued for
the national encampment of the Unit
ed Spanish war veterans to be held at
Washington beginning October S.
The Democratic convention of the
Ninth Michigan district nominated
Banker c. G. Wing, of Ludington, for
congressman.
American insurance companies
have deposited in Austria nearly $11.-
100000 to secure policyholders.
While a performer at the Mitchell
Is. d. Corn Palace was looping the
loop inside of the big ball weighing
500 pounds, the ball rolled off the
apparatus into a crowd of spectators,
passing over the body of little girl
and injured her so that she may not
recover.
1t is rumored that two Russian war
ships have seized Swedish steamer
with a cargo OF 5000 rifles off the
island of Bornholm in the Baltic sea.
The rumor lacks confirmation.
William j. Bryan, speaking at New
Orleans, defended his right to express
what opinion his conscience dictated
upon the government ownership of
railroads. :.
Secretary Harry Barter, of the In
ternational Longshoremen, Marine
ana transport workers association,
his resignation.
Another seroius head-on collision be-
tween a Panama freight and a Colon
train occurred within
mile of Mamel, resulting in the loss
of one life and three persons being
seriously injured and the wreck Of
freight cars.
Representatives of about 600 strik-
Ing machinists, boiler makers and
of the Wabash railroad
conferred with General Manager Mil
Ter at st. Louis, without anything def
mite being accomplished.
Russell l.. Huntley, of Omaha, has
been appointed chief engineer of the
Union Pacific. Mr.. Huntley has been
acting chief engineer since the resig-
nation of Chief Engineer Berry some
ago.
The department Of agriculture in a
report on the trade with non-contagi-
Gus possessions in farm and forest
products, says the value of exports of
domestic farm products to foreign
including the Philippine
islands in 1905. was 26,904,777.