The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1907-01-19

was formally declared Oh ct Houston.
Tex, following the signing Of an
agreement by ofhcials OF the road and
the uhions.
The equestrian statue Of Gen.
George B. Mcclellan In Washington
will be unveiled on May Is.
Attorney General jackson. on be-
half Of the people Of the state of New
York. entered suit In the supreme
court against George B. Mcclellan,
praying that the latter be ousted from
the ONCE Of mayor of the city Of New
York on the ground that he has
usurped and unlawfully holds such
once, whereas William Randolph
Hearst is legally entitled to the same.
The City OF Panama was buffeted
by a furious storm and several OF the
crew were washed overheard. one
drowning.
Joseph G. Rogers, New York mana
ger for the Pittsburg Steel Plate com
pany, was found dead In bed at Up
ton. Mass, the cause being heart dis
ease.
Reliable Information has been re-
ceived at Washington OF prospective
influx of over 1000 Japanese into the
United States from Mexico.
A Southern Pacific engine blew up
at Curry. Texas, killing Fireman Gar
linghouse and Engineer Walter Hab-
ertin.
Mollie Thorson, living near Erhard,
Mimi, said masked man covered
with a sheet entered her house and
shot her.
Gov. Hughes Of New York granted
a requisition for William Stinson, Of
Terre Haute, Ind, on a charge OF
burglary. Stinson was the vice presi-
dent of the National Mine Workers of
America for the Eleventh district of
Indiana.
Alfred e. Davis, the last of the pio-
neer railroad builders of California,
died at Alameda, aged 10 years. He
was associated with the late James J.
Fair In railroad enterprises.
A dispatch from Colombo reports
immense tidal waves on the south
coast of Ceylon Friday few hours
after seismograph had recorded q
submarine earthquake 5000 miles to
the southeast.
An Omaha passenger train struck
a sleigh containing Miss Matte Glenn
ons, aged %, and her brother, aged
II, on grade crossing In the town of
Unlon, near Eau Claire, Wis. Miss
Cfemons' head was cut of; the boy
may recover.
Coroner Kline Of Dayton, O., has ex-
the Gilman family in connec-
ton with the murder of Dora Gilman.
Hn says he believes Davis Curtis, who
WIRE tried and dismissed in a magis-
trste's court, is guilty of the murder.
The will of A. J. Cassatt leaves his
estate of 100000 to the widow and
three children.
The Chinese trading quarter of
Bangkok was devastated by fire, the
loss being about 100000.
japanese poachers have found short
shrift on the Kamchatkan peninsula,
to advices received by the
steamer Empress of Japan. The Jiji
Shimpo says Investigations show that
40 Japanese vessels have disappeared
since 1904, and that 400 men are
Postmaster General Cortelyou re-
sigued the craftsmanship Of the Repub-
lican national committee and Harry
8. New of Indiana became acting
chairman.
One Of three fireman buried In the
debris of New York fire was found
to be alive and was rescued after
eight hours of digging.
The safety vault at the Peoria, ILL.,,
public library was blown open and all
records Of defalcation In the case Of
Newton G. Dougherty, former super.
lntendent Of schools of that city, were
stolen and afterward burned in the
furnace in the building.
William H. Bailey, who was train
master in, charge Of the supplies for
the army commanded by Gen. Grant
during the civil war, died at St. Louis
rom Bright's disease.
A runaway team dashed into q
crowd at New York. killing a baby
n its carriage and 30 injuring the
child's mother and three other chill
1fen that they can hardly survive.
Corporal Knowles of the Twenty
18th infantry. colored, was arrested
'or the murderous assault on Capt.
q. B. Macklin at Fort Reno. .
Rollo Steele, formerly Of Chicago
Ind Garner, Iowa, being refused q
Dan of $4,000 by the Fourth Street
National bank Of Philadelphia, threw
! bomb that killed himself and the
,ashier, injured six others and
wrecked the bank.
zinat, Raisuli's stronghold, was cap
nred by the Moroccan army and he
Ind his followers fed to the noun
aims.
All the negro troops now in the
United States have been ordered to
prepare for. service in the Philippines.
Miss Mary F. Johnson, sister-in-
aw Of Gov. Guild OF Massachusetts,,
,loped with and married a titled sew
ng machine agent.
Frederick r. Martin, Of Portland,
)re., shot and slightly wounded his
wife, shot to death Miss Emma
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