The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1890-11-08
NEWS OF THE WEEK.
Latest intelligence From AL
Parts Of the World.

Fire mt Samuel Whites Centennial Chr-
pet Mills, Philadelphia, caused damage 10
the building aud stock estimated ut $4,000.
The Uniontown express ran into party
OF SiavonIan miners near Irwin, Pa, in
stantly killing Joseph Debosh. aged "a. and
Michael Guidas, aged 30 A little girl was
thrown down the bank. but escaped with
out serious injury.
The body OF Martin Morrissey Of South
Deerfeld was found In the candl atIiol-
yoke, Mass. He had drawn $500 short
time ago and had considerable money with
HIM Nomoney was found on his body.
August Griebe, German, 81 years old
had desperate fight with hts father, Frank
Griebc, IN Chicago. The younger Grebe
came home drunk. He told the old man
that he must thrash somebody and thought
he would begin at home. Tho father was
prepared TO defend himself and when Ills
burly son attacked him pulled out pocket
knife and stabbed him four times.
Fire started In boarding house in Kan
sas City, and cut OF all exit by the door
ways and stairs. A. 8. Woodruff jumped
from the second story and was badly In
jured. He may die. samuel Martin also
jumped and broke both ankles. George
Stover Alid down rope and dislocatcd an
ankle. The other boardcrs were rescued.
All lost their effects. Total loss about
$1,000,
I. r. Crutcher, farmer living At Nap
ton Mo-, was accidentally shot by a boy
named Sam Evans, while the latter was
hunting quail. About thirty shot entered
Mr.. Cruichcr's face and the wound II n se-
rious one. He may lose his eyesight.
At Troy, N. r., Andrew Waldron, n
shoemaker, struck his step-daughter, Bridg-
OF Martin, with an iron last and she will die.
He struck her while In q rage because he
thought she did not bring back enough beer,
for which he had sent her.
John Fleming, OF Knoxville, Tcnn., at
tempted to commit suicide with . pocket
knife. He stabbed himself IN the region Of
the heart and tried 10 cut his throat. He
may recover.
A colored man named Robert Washington
was killed at Pittsburg while fooiing with
an electric light wire.
Near SIlverton, o., John Walters, An
thony Fritz, and August Sticks got into u
drunken fight with each other. Fritz was
cut In the arm and Sticks was killed. Which
man was the murderer 10 unknown, but
both Walters and Fritz IRE In jail.
The Muskegon (Micb.) Single and Lum-
Der compnny's mill, built in 1882 and valued
NJ $4,000, together With large quantity Of
lumber nfid shingles was burned, total loss,
$4,000. Partially insured.
Henry b. Wolcott, ono OF the most highly
respected citizens OF Calhoun County, near
Albion, Mich, hanged himself. He was a
wealthy man and no cause other than in
sanity 10 ascribed for the net
Frank Hogan and John Mccarthy quar-
relied over young woman at church fair
In Chicago. On the sidewalk they drew
: knives and Mccarthy disemboweled Hogan,
receiving serious wounds In turn. Hogan
will die.
Oscar II. Hyelerc, q tinsmith, married,
committed suicide IN Chicago by shooting
hImself through the heart. Ill.health Is sup
posed to have caused the action. He leaves
an estate valued at $4,000.
The body OF the 18-year-old daughter Of
@. Wesley Hornsby, white farmer living
seyen miles north Of Columbia, s. c., was
found In field bearing signs OF terrible
struggle. Tho young lady Is supposed to
have. been assaulted and murdered. Her
throat was cut from ear to ear.
The dead body OF Frank Mason, who kill
cd his brothcrs-in-law, Charles and Matthew
Vann near Westport, Cal, was found about
800 yards from where tho murder was COM
mitted. Mason had shot himself through
the head with rife which was found be-
side him.
Near Valosta, Ga, negro named Palasco
was lynched for Nm assault upon planters
daughter.
Christie Langguth OF St. Peter, MIMI,
shot himself 10 death Liquor and despond-
cncy were the causes.
James Fahey fatally stabbed Edward Too
hey In quarrel In - low saloon In Kansas
City. Both are sailors from Chicago and
desperate characters.
Frank Morse played poker and used sew
eral hundred dollars belonging In the j. i.
Farley Cracker Manufacturing company Of
Dubuque, H., for which he was salesman.
He admlts his guilt and Is In jail. ~
Eleven German llfeboat men were
drowned while trying to relieve the crew of
the British vessel Erik Berendenson, which
was wrecked of Slesvig. Only one OF the
vessels crew was saved.
Mrs. w. r. Rowland, wife OF promln-
emit lawyer at Jefferson, o., was crossing the
railroad track whom u freight train mp
preached within few feet OF her. Fright
caused her TO flint on the track and she was
mangled to death.
A freight train broke In two on tho
Southern Pacific road near weripor, Tex.
The forward section slowed up aud the rear
section crashed Into II, injuring the con-
ductor and brxkemen seriously.
Tunis Amack, of Columbus, o.. In ut OF
Jealousy, shot Harriet Anderson, n married
woman upon whom he had bcen pressing his
attentions. firing three bullets INTO her body
and head :. She died instantly. Amack
then retired 10 his room and shot himself
through the heart.
The British feet has returned to Zanzibar
from VITA. The total number of British
wounded In the recent fight was thirteen,
whose injuries were only slight. From
eighty 70 ninety Of the enemy were killed
and wounded.
The schooner stsvens, which went OH the
beach Il ManIstce, Mich, went 70 pieces
next day. The loss H. d, 800. The cargo
Of lumber WIS saved.
The Dutch Reformed Church In Hoboken.
N. j. was burned. II was ono Of the old
ca snurcbss ia Hoboxsn. Loss shout
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