The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1910-06-11

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handed down q decision upholding the
Indictment against Representative Lee
O'Neil Browne. The court refused to
quash the true bill and ordered
Browne to trial on the charge Of bril-
bing Representative White to vote for
Senator Lorimer.
Notwithstanding the refusal Of con.
gress to make his next years travel
ing fund Immediately available. Presi-
dent Taft started on four days trip
as far west as jackson. Mich.
Suit for $4,000 damages for alleged
breach Of promise Of marriage has
been brought in the supreme court by
Miss Esther Quinn against Prof.
Harry Thurston Peck. holder Of the
chair Of Latin of the University Of
Columbia.
General Lara, the chief mainstay OF
the Madriz land forces around Blue
fields, Nicaragua. has been decisive
ly routed by the insurgents and the
entire campaign against the city now
appears doomed to failure.
States Attorney Edmund Burke
called on Governor Deneen to talk
with him concerning information
which he may have relative to the
killing of bills in the senate and
house during the last session Of the
state legislature. He asked the gov
ernor to appear before the grand jury
as It was intimated he would be will
ing to do in a recent interview.
Government officials and members
of the English cabinet are convinced
that Col. Theodore Roosevelt's speech
at Guildhall. in which he rebuked
England's administration OF affairs in
Egypt. will greatly increase the diff
Guilty of dealing with the delicate po-
litical situation that Nconfronts Eng
land and Egypt.
President Taft officially announced
the appointment Of Charles Dyer Nor
ton of Chicago, as secretary to the
president to succeed Fred w. Carpen-
ter. Also the acceptance of the place
by Mr.. Norton was announced.
Frank Gotch. champion of all cham
pions at the wrestling game, made
Zbyszko, his Polish challenger look
like a tyro at the game of grapple at
the Coliseum in Chicago, by easily
throwing the European twice inside of
a half hour.
The temporary restraining order
which Federal Judge Dyer issued at
Hannibal, Mo-, prohibiting 25 railroads
from advancing freight rates was GER
titled to the United States circuit
court here. Processes against the de-
PENDANTS were prepared and will be
served by United States marshals In
the districts where the different rail-
roads have their general Offices.
Verne Casebier. a freshman at
Washburn college, snatched a baby
from in front Of motor car at To
peka, Kan, tossed him out Of danger
and herself was struck by the machine
and thrown to the pavement, her right
arm being broken.
Thirty-nine men are In Jail at Rock
ford, ILL.,. as the result of an attack on
the police by rioters, who tried to
storm the city jail following a holiday
orgy.
A phenomenally heavy rush of Chi
nese to Canada through Vancouver Is
netting the government $4,000 per
annum. This is due to report in
China that Canada intends to increase
the head tax on Chinese from $500 to
$1,000.
Announcement was made that all
the employees Of the Santa Fe Railway
company receiving less than $50 per
month have been granted an increase
Of ten per cent. In wages. The in
crease affects 1000 employees in To
peka alone.
Kentuckys handsome new capitol
building at Frankfort was formally
dedicated with ceremonies that lasted
all day. Senator w. o. Bradley de-
livered the principal address.
Forty persons were injured when
two cars Of the California electric
railway on the Leona Heights line
ran into each other. Some Of the pas
sengers were injured fatally. The
cars we're filled with excursionists
bound for picnic grounds.
Charles Henry Treat, treasurer of
the United States under President
Roosevelt, died of apoplexy Tuesday
in his apartment at the Hotel VIC
toria, New York city. He was strick-
en- an hour before his death, and did
not regain consciousness.
Theodore Roosevelt was presented
with the freedom of the city OF Lon
don and accepted the honor with q
liberalism that led him into frank.
ness Of speech which created sen.
sation In old Guildhall AS the for
mer head Of country which once
paid tribute to Great Britain, the
American statesman gave the mother.
land bold advice as to its duty to.
wards Its most troublesome Deepen.
dency In Africa.
Following telegraphic advices from
Washington. 25 western railroads
were temporarily restrained by United
States District Judge David P. Dyer
from making general advance in In