The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1890-11-08

was shot through the groin by an unknown
party while out hunting In tho woods near
Cumberland Gap, Tenn. Mr.. Watts u not
expected TO live.
The body Of George W. Grim, wealthy
farmer living near Adairviile, Ky, was
found rlddlcd with buckslot. My
Mrs. Logan ard daughter and Mrs. Nellie
Mead OF Patskala. N. j., while crossing the
Pan-Hand track mt that place IN u buggy,
were Instantly killed by their buggy being
struck by passenger train. They were
frightfully manglcd. The buggy was de-
molished but the horse was uninjured.
At Painted Cave. on the Southern Pacific,
200 miles west OF San Antonio, Tex, n
freight train collided with q construction
train while rounding curve. Both en-
gIncs we're crippled, several cars smashed
| to smitherceos, and one or two people killed.
| Foreman Simon Shaw was crushed to death.
A largo vessel In the converting depart
ment OF the Bethlehem, Pa, Iron company
containing twenty tons Of molten metal
tilted over and horribly burned Michael
Dugan, who cannot recover. Osborn Crisis
man, William souders, Louis Boyer, and
Augustus Schenick were burned with
splashing metal and are seriously hurt.
| Nelse Thompson, farmer living near
Denison. H.. was fatally gored by u bull.
After tossing him about and stamping on
him. the infuriated animal left him, Us It
supposed, dead. lie was not discovered
until IN hour after the accident and was
then insensible. y.
Louis Wolf was arrested at Grand Rapids
Mich, az a common drunkard. Six years
ago he was worth 100000.
Miss Baker, daughter OF a farmer living
| near Stilesboro. Ga, was found murdered
In one OF her fathers fields.
Peter Roach, n laboring man employed in
a packing-house. was ruin down and In
stantly killed ut street crossing OF the
Stock. Yards tracks in Chicago, by switch
Ing association engine.
Leo HeIlner, . Pole, has deserted his
family vt Minneapolis, Mimi, where lie was
bookkeeper OF the Columbia -four mill. He
Is accused OF maintaining mistress with
his wifc's dowry.
Mrs. Sarah G. Saddle Of stoddard County,
Missouri, 10 In Jail on charge of fraud In OBJ
tanning . pension. She secured e2,700 mr..
rears. -
Charles Finch, aged 70, was killed by
being run down by u meat-w wagon while on
his way to school in Chicago. The driver
OF the wagon was arrested.
winning up u nIButs bpToo NJ WICutu
Kas., Harry Dill and William Ford in.
duigcd In fight Dill plunged u knife into
Ford's left eye, drawing out the eyc-ball on
the blade. Ford will die. Dill escaped.
The Northern Pacific wheat elevator at
Eureka Junction, WASH, was totally de-
stroyed by fire, together with 90 900 bushels
Of wheat. Total loss, 100000; fully In.
sured.
As the Santa Fe freght-train was running
down steep grade near Miles Station, Tex,
two cars loaded with household goods and
horses owned by +. w. Bradley OF Clinton,
KY. were discovered TO be on fire, and be.
fore the train could be stopped the cars
were destroyed. Nine head Of horses were
burned to death. The loss IL placed at
| 81 900.
Tho "frst snow" was wired from divers
points OF tho Northern States.
Forty men armed with revoiyers stopped
force OF workmen from laying crossing
for the Kansas City Belt Line at Kansas
City. The men were sent there by the
Kansas City Suburban Belt Line company,
| u rival organization. which has applied for
| nm Injunction.
Advices from Hong Kong state that plot
Corea has been discovered, and that BROTH
er OF the King Is implicated.
Fire IN Chinatown, Carson, New, caused
loss OF $4,000; insurance $4,000, placed
with the Chinese Insurance agent ut San
Francisco.
Fred II. Leder, who took an overdose OF
morphine Oct. ., ut New philadelphia, O.,
and was supposed to have died. was buried.
His brother, who could not get TO the funer-
vi, came aud wanted to sec his body. 1t was
found that the supposed dead man had come
to life In the casket. His face was scratched
and the glass In the coffin broken.
Fire destroyed the First National Bank
Building and the Phillips Block In Belle
VILE. Kas. Loss $55.0 00; partially insured.
Other losses are: W. Il. Williams, $1,000;
nj. Robinson, $1,000; G. w. Collins, $1,000;
G. ii. Hancy, $1,000. j. ii. Hair, DIR. Wade,
W. +. Dillon and w. II. Bell.
While freight train was standing In the
northern part Of Providence Il. l., TWO
steel bridge Orders, with which a car was
loaded, became displaced aud swung across
the adjoining track, striking passenger
train. Daniel McDermott, OF Pawtucket and
N. G.. Peabody, passengers, were instantly
killed, and Fred Bent, of Cedar Falls, was
probably fatally hurt.
Nine horses were roasted to death in a
fire wines destroyed the stables and n por-
ton OF the bottling establishment connected
with the Robert Smith Pale Ale Brewing
company in Philadelphia.
Ills reported that . vessel with 700 emil
grants on board has foundercd off Cape st.
Vincent, on the southwestern coast OF Port
ugal. s, 81 X,
NJ. Allard, a journalist foughta duel near
Tours, France. The weapons used were
pistols, and M. Ailard was shot In the
stomach. He has since died from the effects
Of his injuries.
Mrs. Minnie Beilamy Of kalamazoo,
Mich, was sentenced to ten months In the
House OF Correction for bigamy. Mrs.
Bellamy had married George Wilcox with
out waiting 10 secure divorce from Ed
ward Bellamy. but she claimed TO have done
80 because Of scandalous reports concerning
her relations with Wilcox, and she wished
70 stop the rumory.
DR.. Z. c. Crolly, proprietor OF drug
gtore at Pleasantville. N. j.. went TO GENE
cry and calmly proceeded to dig grave.
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