The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1890-12-27
NEWS OF THE WEEK.
Latest Intelligence From An
Parts Of tho World


+ Al Hawardcn. Iowa, the thr year-old
SON OF I'd Sennett set fire to u tool house and
persisted Ia the flames.
Patrick Boylsor, OF Wayerly, Iowa. was
killed by fall,
During quarrel on the street In Leaven-
worth, Kas., Nettie Jeans, colored, shot and
killed James Ridgely, colored minor The
woman was accompanied by colored man
ut the time OF the shooting and both escaped.
A gang of men had been nt work on u new
railroad in Wayne Co., w. Va, blasting.
and several sticks of dynamite had been
placed around tho fire to thaw out They
exploded. tearing everything to pieces In
the immediate vicinity. Two men were
killed, an italian and u negro, names un-
known. and ten Others injured.
A Union Pacific passenger train was
derailed ut Holmesvillc, Neb. Engineer
Patton and Bridge Inspector Mercer were
badly scaldcd. the latter fatally.
Rev. John Young, Presby terrain clergy
man, was found dead In bed Ut Butte,
Mont. The coroner's Jury rendered ver-
dict that death resulted from heart disease,
due to excessive use OF alcoholic stimu-
lants.
John Reynard, n Baltimore e. Ohio
swltchman, was killed while coupling ears
in Chicago William Statewide, who was
assisting him, had both arms torn off.
Thomas Plummer. n farmer, sucided by
throwing himself I'm front OF passenger
train running Mt the rate OF fifty miles an
hour along the Little Arkansas river, near
Wichita, Kas.
- Physicians continued their experiments
by ,inoculating eighteen patients ut a New
York hospital with DIR. Koclfs lymph.
= Two weeks have not vet elapsed since the
doctors began work with the lymph, and al
ready one of the lupus eases showed such
great improyement I'm a general way that
he might be called cured.
There were four rounds fought between
two purilists Mt Irving, N. Y. The inner
h,story ~ tho affair shows that it.was TO
yictlmize Robert Murphy, clerk at ho-
lei. who had recently fallen heir to $4,000.
and who lost $1,000, his diamond pin and
his gold witch on the result
Charles n. Armiio. tile wealtbicst resident
~ AIhuouerme. n. NJ committed suicide
INV sbootinc himself through the heart. lie
had been falling mentally and physically
for some time.
Joremi,h woodruff of Derby Conn. was
,trangIcd 70 death by n niece OF orange
lodging in his throat. He leaves nn estate
valued at 100000.
Rert CadwaIlnder shot and killed Jasper
I,azure in the latter's saloon OF Manchester,
q and fed. pursued by a hundred men,
some of whom fred at him whenever within
range. Finding he could not escape Cad
wallader shot aud killed himself
John Gamble, living near Higginsville,
Mo-, was called to his door by stranger
who asked Gamble to direct him to the
house of friend in the neiebborhood. AS
Mr.. Gamble turned to direct the stranger
the latter shot him In the back and then es-
capped. No reason is known for the attempt
ed assassination.
At Cordoya, in tho Argentine Republic,
the canal burst its embellishments and de-
stroyed hundreds OF houses. One hundred
lives are reported to be lost
A Lake Shore express, while running Mt a
fifty-mlle rate near Nottingham, Pa, caught
Farmer August Klrkhogel with load OF
hay on the crossing. Krkhogel was accom-
panied by his son William, Il lad Of ID. Both
were struck by the pilot aud crushed to
death. The horses were also killed.
James Perrin, OF Floyd County, Iowa,
was arrested and fined 800 for whipping his
adopted child with horsewhip. He cut off
q piece OF the boys nose.
At Sioux Falls, s. d., the dead body OF
a chin ncy sweep known us Frank Traverse
was found in the river.
Lemuel Allen was convicted OF an
assault Oh 1o-year old girl at Kalamazoo,
Mich.
Tbomas Plummer. n farmer living near
wichita. Kas.. committed suicide by Jump
ing in front of rapidly-moving passenger
train.
Theodore Mau was instantly killed in
Denver. Col. IIc had stepped to an elevator
door for tic purpose of descending. He
nut his head through the framework and
inst ma lie did so the cage descended, CATCH
ing the unfortunate mans head. The
whole top of 1t was crushed.
The deaths resulting from the powder ex-
plosion at TAPPING, China were more than
at first estimated, us 500 collins were taken
out of the city and yet there were not
enough to bury all the dead. A Chinaman
lighting pipe while repairing the roof
caused the catastrophe.
Jack, who Is hair-cutter, though not
barber, has swooped down on chicago. lie
invaded the nome OF pretty MIS- stomer' on
a I her into Observation-Disclosures and
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