The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1890-11-15

AZ Corsicsnn. Tex, William q. yallie, q
railway conductor. shot and killed his wife
aud then committed suicide. IL IN thought
that jealousy was the cause Of the shooting.
e. y. Wheaton. ex-Grand Chief Of the
Order OF Railway Conductors, was tried nj
Elmirs, N. Y. ON charges preferred by tho
Grand Secretary. William T.. Daniels and
acquitted, Daniels falling to substantiate the
charges.
Fire broke out IN tbs mining town Of IRE
mont, schuylkIll county. Pa, which de-
stroyed part OF the town. The town con-
tanned many frame buildings.
The Travelling Mems Association met ut
Grand Rapids. MIch., and resolved TO build
ei00, 0O0 hotel 1t petosky.
A colorcd man named Robert Washington
WINS killed at Plttsburg while fooling with
| an electric light wire.
Ed Mccarthy has been found guilty Of
| murderi In the first degree for killing Frank
Neddermann In Cincinnati.
An unknown man 40 years old was run
down by \ Baltimore and Ohio passenger
train at the Eighty second street crossing,
Chicago. The msn was horribly mangied
and died on the train while being brought
INTO the city.
The home OF A. ii. Blake, two miles north
| OF Calhoun, Ga. was the scene Of heart.
rending tragedy. Wade Blake, lad Of IL,
while showing his brother Charley how he
| drilled ut school, discharged gun, which
he did not think was loaded. into his broth
er's breast, killing him instantly.
William Reust, q German 80 years OF age,
was run down by sw Itch engine on the
Burlington tracks In Chicago. He was
caught by the switchboard and dragged u
hundred feet, suffering injuries from which
lie will die. f
james A. Burnett, white, shot and killed
George Lindsey, the colored engineer OF a
locomotive. The killing took place at
Itoundliouse, Summers county, w. Va.
The men qusrreied because the engine had
narrowly missed running over Burnett and
his team.
John q. Dare was struck by train in
Fiudlay, o.. and killed. lie was glass
worker about 40 years Of age, and leaves u
family Of three children.
At Newark, o., s. Cramer's livery stable
ana contents were destroyed by fire. The,
horses were saved. The Commercial hotel
stable was also consumed. Two OF tho
horses in the stable werc burned. The total
loss on both I, $4,000. The fires were
caused by an incendiary.
While tho Rev. II. II. johnson was being
ordained to the priesthood by Bishop Giles
pie ut Grand Rapids, Mich. the Rev. ii. S.
Woodford forbade the ceremony on the
ground that Mr.. johnson is an habtual liar.
Mrs. Vogel shot AMI killed Ed Traub, a
boy In Louisville, Ky, because he refused
to get off her fence, where he was sitting.
Two white girls clopcd from Ann Arbor
with two japanese students at the Michigan
university.
Capt stephen IIinsdill Ballard died In
Grand Rapids, Mich, from the result OF
hardship suffered IN Rebel prisons At
Charleston lie was one OF the Federal Of
fcrrs who were placed under fire OF tho
Federal guns during tho bombardment.
Burglars entered five houses In Ottumwa,
IT,, during the night. County Treasurer
Mowcry had a hand -to-hand encounter with
u burglar who nwoke him by placing n re-
yolyer to his ear. The burglar escaped.
John Sumner, father OF ex-Congressman
sumner OF Waukesha, Wis.,, died at Kali
amazoo, Mich, aged 50.
Fire broke out in the boilcr-room OF tho
sawmlll OF e. $. Bliss Il Co., ut Saginaw,
Mich. and IN short time 1t was totally des-
troyed. Loss, $4,000; insurance, $4,000.
The wire rope OF nm elevator In the works
OF tue Edison Electric Light company,
Philadelphia, broke, precipitating the car
from the third story to the cellar. Three
employees were IN the car. John Taylor and
Jessie Booth were injured, probably fatally,
and Jessie Costello was badly hurt.
collision occurred ON the Canadian
Pacific railway. three miles from owen
Sound, Ont The mail from Toronto was run
into by a wild engine. Only one man was
killed. He was Engineer Kyle Of the light
engine. Ills fireman, Stephen Smith, was
badly hurt. The engineer and fireman OF
the other engine jumped and saved Them
selves.
The trgbolt Ella ut New Orleans ran into
aud sunk q barge Of the st, Louis and Mis-
sissippi Valley Transportation Company.
Total loss $4,000.
A special train. carrying officials OF the
Chicago q West Michigan Railroad jumped
the track ut the Manistec Junction, Mich.
Superintendent Agnew was seriously hurt.
and Motive Power Superintendent Morris
badly bruised. Manager Head, Passenger
Agent Deliaven and Construction Superin-
tendent Doyle were shaken up but not hurt
Michael Kelly. Of Cincinnati, assaulted
his mother week ago. She has died. He
Is locked up charged with murder.
Louis Levy. IN attempting to board grip
eur IN Chicago slipped and was thrown off
In front OF horse and buggy. He was run
over and received serious injuries on the
head and arms. Albert Schorlow. the
driver. was arrested.
William Brown. OF Marsh all, No., went
home In a drunken condition and began TO
toy with loaded shotgun. when the wca
pom was discharged. the load almost tearing
away lower limb Of his youngest boy. Has
little girl was also wounded In the face.
Both children are suffering greatly.
Benjamin II. Huber, store-kceper and
postmaster ut Iluberr, Pa, was found shot
dead Ia his store. Some time ago thieves
entered the store and Huber arranged
spring gun to shoot them should they re-
turn. The gun was found discharged and
Huber IL believed to have shot himself while
setting the gun.
Chief Of Police Gerald Of Montgomery.
Ala, WAS discharged on the ground Of justi-
fable homicide III killing w. w. Cottr ell
the desperate ex.Mayor Of Cedar Keys.
Fla.
Charles Link, six year old boy, OF Gin
cinnati, overturned n pot Of boiling water
and IL fatally scnlded.
Three mills at G Glastonbury, Conn.,, used
by the J. II. Williams company In the manu-