The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1890-10-04

ago. There u considerable speculation y
70 the cause OF his death.
Edward +. Ryan, sged IS, and G. Barn
ard. aged 20, were instantly killed vt Win
cheudon, Mass, by an electric-light guy
wire coming In contact with nm incande
scent circuit. Both had hold Of the wire
Barnard's hands were badly burned, and II Il
supposed that Ryan attempted TO assist him
and himself fell victim.
II 10 believed that fifty lives were lost In
tho floods In the South OF France. The
driver and passengers Of nm omnibus going
to Mayres are missing. II 10 feared that the
conveyance was swept away by the flood
and that all pcrished.
The boiler OF Robbins sawmill at Middle
point, near Lima, o., exploded, the engi-
neer, John Burrows, being blown to pieces
and part Of the building demolished.
Harry Stock, a blacksmith and q patient
ut the City Hospital, st. Louis, committed
suicide by jumping off high porch TO the
brick pavement below, breaking both legs
In several places. lie lived but u few hours,
dying in terrible agony.
An unknown man with q dinner-pail and
two bottles Of whisky was killed OH the
tracks OF the State street cable in Chicago.
Both whisky bottles were broken. The
man was q laborer about 80 years old.
Julia Nostring, 40 years Of age, cut her
throat at Salt Lake.
| The cholera has attacked the hogs In Mis-
souri, Valley, Iowa, and great numbers have
| died already, with no apparent cessation OF
the epidemic.
At Sandrdgc, Ont, Arthur Bowyer,
| Charles Mcdonald, and Hugh Roney went
out In a sail boat intending to cross Stony
Lake. In the afternoon men on the other
| side OF the lake discovered the boat lying on
its side with Arthur Bowyer hanging IN the
| rigging drowned. The other two are missing
and are supposed to have been drow ned.
An unknown old man was run over and
killed by a Lake Shore and Michigan South
ern train In Chicago.
Gertrude Eisenberg, aged 10 years, at
tempted to kill herself ut Newark, N. D., be-
cause she thought she had been ill-treated
by her father. She took poison and may
die.
An immense gas well was struck in
Washington County, Ohio. In three hours
every acre Of ground for u long distance
was leased.
Twenty Chinese were arrested near Port
Townsend by custom inspectors while Mt
tempting to enter the United States In a
small sloop.
In the prize-fght in London between Nc
Auliffc and Slavin the former was knocked
out In the second round.
Miss Dot Henry. a young lady who was
popular and prominent In church and So
ciety circles, shot herself through the heart
In FalIston, Pa. She imagined she had TO be
sent to an insane asylum and preferred
death,
There was serious conflict ut Coimbra,
Portugal, between students and police, and
some were killed and several wounded.
Warren Blaisdell, aged IT, and Walter
Tracy, started out on squirrel hunt, near
Waltham, Mass. In passing his gun over
wall Blaisdell somehow discharged 1t and
received the full charge In the left side side
Of his head. Tracy was badly burned by
the powder. Blaisdell died within two
hours.
Brooke & Paugh's -four and feed ware
house, In Philadelphia, was burned. Loss,
$780, 900.
Judge Sicily, at Parkersburg, w. Va,
oyerruled the motion for new trial III the
case OF Mrs. Jacob Morgan, who murdered
her husband. and sentenced her to the peni-
Tertiary for life. The murder was commit
ted SO Mrs. Morgan might get all her hus-
bands money and marry another man, who
would not marry her without the money.
Jacob Anderson, a fisherman ut the Celina
reservoir near Lima. o., detected Jacob Bot
kin and Lewis Smith stealing his nets and,
after calling upon them to surrender, opened
fire on them and killed Botkin and wounded
Smith MORALLY.
In a duel ut Hamburg, Germany, between
Lieut.. Blethstasser and Lieut.. Garder, the
former was killed. The duel was the re-
suit Of a quarrel.
Burglars entered the residence of Frank
Lynch, In Steubenville, Ohio, beat
him into inscnsibility with an iron poker
and then compelled his wife to give them all
the money in the house.
ii. G. Hartwick, witlower So years old,
was found dead IN his room in Chicago.
Mrs. 4. shoccraft, OF Coldwater, Mich,
committed suicide while temporarily insane
by taking dose OF paris green.
Miss Lettie Byrd, OF Elizabeth, n young
lady engaged to be married, was fatally poi
soned at Parkersburg, w. Va. by young
druggist who filled prescription with poi
son instead ofpepsin.
John Stoby, an employe in a brick yard,
I'm Chicago, accidentally fell into a clay
crusher, and before IL could be stopped was
no seriously injured that death took place.
Heavy rain set In ut Hot Springs, Ark,
and increased steadily until there came
terrific waterspout This together with the
immense volume of water which rolled
down the mountain side swelled the creek,
and deluged the main tboroughfares and
flooded the stores. The loss to property
will amount TO ut least $4,000.
The married women IN the Cincinnati
public schools have won great victory.
The Board of Education has reinstated us
teachers the married women recently drop
ped from the rolls. The vote was IL to IL,
and this settles the fight which has been GO
Ing on for . year.
Six distinct shocks Of earthquake have
been reported as occurring ut Columbia, 5. |
q. The Inst shock was noticeable for near
ly minute. A rumbling accompanied the
shocks, which appeared 70 come from the
south.
These arc one days casualties In Cincin-
natl: William Mack killed by fall from
the ffth story OF harness factory; Charles
Dicks killed by fall OF forty feet from n
roof on Walnut Hills; Henry artdriver,
n a