The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1890-10-11

Claude, Rufus, and Elan Donehower.
Frsnk Gliddeli. and George Il. Young. SON,
ofpromiucnt farmers living near winon a
MIMI, arc under arrest on the charge oi
stealing from freIght-cars.
At Norrna, 1. T.. u Santa Fe passenger
train ran into freight ear that had beer
blown on the main track. The engine wa,
demolished but no one was injured.
Returns from all hut three counties In
Idaho give the entire Republican State
ticket over 1000 majority. The ltcpubii.
cans have elected forty-thrce out OF fifty.
four members Of the Legislature.
Mrs. Asa Keogh Of Cedar Rapids. Iowa.
has brought suit against three saloonkecp-
ers and the owners OF the property for sell
ing liquor 10 her husband. Two thousand
dollars 10 asked In each case.
Jacob Elliott, = prominent farmer and
stock-raiser, who lived eight miles north
west of Brooklyn, Ia, was gored to death
by bull. Failing to come to dinner his wife
instituted u search and found his remains IN
pasture In badly bruised condition. lie
was about 30 years old.
julius Mertz. a well-known st. Louis
Mo-, crook. was arrested by Officer McFar-
land. Mertz and companion broke into
the officers house. Several shots were ex-
changed. Mertz's companion escaped.
Otto Greve, 8 years old, was killed at
Clinton, Ia., by the 'caving-in OF u bank OF
clay under which he was playing.
/ herring & Co.'s shoe house In Cincinnati
was Quilted by fire, entailing u loss OF $4,000
The damage to adjoining buildings was by
water and will not exceed 5000.
Annie Stone and Alexander jacobson
both colored, OF st. Louis, Mo-, quarrelled
and the woman was cut four times OH the
head and arms by jacobson. Her injuries
will doubtless prove fatal.
A Charles South Dakota) young man has
distinguished himself by offering TO pay the
government for some wood stolen from the
Indian reservation.
J. II. Brewers, agent for ID. Appleton &
Co.. has absconded from Kansas City with
$1,000 OF the company's money.
The British steamship Clenrath, from
Pensacola for Antwerp, struck the wrecke ed
steamship Aberlady Bay on Cape Lookout,
near Beaufort, N. T., and sank. The crew
was saved.
An unknown man, about 30 years OF age,
was found in mn alley in Chicago. lie had
bullet wound in the right temple, and by
his side lay revolver. He died ia the pa
troll wagon. The dead man is supposed to
be l. X. Spekeisky, u Polish jew peddler.
A dozen detectives were put on the case.
George Morrison and Frank Jennings
were arrested In Chicago, for selling inde-
cent pictures. The men are fugitives from
justice and are wanted in Cincinnati. They
opened photograph gallery in Chicago.
Thomas O'Connor, life prisoner at the
saltwater, Mimi, peniientiary, was par
doncd on condition that he leave the state
and never return. O'Connor murdered his
nephew twelve years ago.
The English brewery syndicate will erect
two new breweries In st. Louis, No., at an
aggregate expense Of about SS00.000.
The Wilkes 2-year-old stallion Alcyon,
valued ut $4,000, was burned In barn near
Iowa City, La.
Leonard Tobias, the son OF n New York
millionaire, committed suicide at the Grand
Hotel, Yokohama, Japan, by shooting him-
self through the head. Financial troubles
are supposed to have been the cause, the
father shutting down OH the supply Of
money.
Nathan $. Pinckney left Grand Rapids,
Mich, two years ago and also left shortage
in the Lake Shore railroad freight Office
VhSio ~ ""' ShPiVy Oo 10 S"ShiSis AAO haS
Just been arrested in Alton, Ill.
The wife Of DR.. Dostaler, Mrs. Peche,
and Mrs. Heroux were killed while at
tempting to cross the Canadian Picifc rail-
way tracks near Louisville, Quebec.
George w. Mclean, Kansas City, Mo-.
committed suicide by shooting himself. He
was formerly chief grain Inspector Of the
Board of Trade.
Mrs. Annie Gilroy died at the age Of 107
at Newark. n. j.
Charles Mahon was shot and killed In
Columbus, Miss, by Harry Calhoun, his
most intimate friend, who mistook him fol
u burglar.
w. f. Langan and Charles McGarr while
working In the deep shaft near Aspen, Colo,
were instantly killed by premature en-
plosion.