The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1890-10-18
NEWS OF THE WEEK.
Latest Intelligence From AL
Parts Of the World.

EaII6 OF Lno w OIlQ-
Adrian Gabbant. young italian Of ChIca-
60. was killed by Panhandle train near
Riverside.
The International Furniture Workers
Union Of America, nj its annual meeting In
indianapolis resolved that II would permit
no man not member OF the union to appear
before the organIzati to speak. 1t was nj
20 resolved that the object OF tho union Is
the abolition OF the entire wage system.
Patrick German, foreman of the gas de-
partment Of the Otis Iron and Steel COM
pany, In Cleveland, o., went into the dry
ing department to take mp. Soon after
ward the heat was turned on and German
was literally roasted to death.
Another OF the columns supporting the
celebrated Caris-brldge, which spans the
Moldau River ut Prague, Bohemia, and
which was damaged by the recent floods, has
collapsed. Six persons were severely In
1ured.
The cholera epidemic continues ut BARGE
Iona, Spain. A special hospital has been
erected there for the sufferers.
Farmer Dehle, who was found uncon-
scious with wound behind his ear ut Hol-
land, Mich, during lucid interval stated
lie saw man before lie became unconscious,
but did not know whether lie had been
struck or fell I'm n cattlc-guard. As he Is
near 10 very ittlc..hopc IL entertained forhis
recovery.
Justice Samuel Freeman Miller died at
Washington, ID. q. He was born In Rich
mond, Ky, 1916. In 1862 President Lincoln
appointed Mr.. Miller us Associate Justice of
the Supreme Court which position he re-
tanned to the time OF his death.
Ex-Secretary OF War Gen. w. w. Bel
KNAPP died suddenly mt Washington, ID. C.,
OF heart disease. lie wa, born In Newburg,
N. Y, In 1929.
Louis Bender was fatally injured by fall
ing from the top OF u train ut Elsdon, Ill.
Both his legs were cut from his body.
L. Il. Sweargin Of Concordia, Kas., State
Senator from Cloud county, committed
suicide In Atchison, Kas., by shooting HIM
self through the heart. Financial troubles
are supposed 10 have been the cause.
Nathan Pinckncy, who about year aud n
half ago acted rs cashier ut Grand Rapids,
Mich, OF the Lake Shore road and skipped
with about 900 of the company's money,
was sentenced to three years imprisonment.
When released he will have TO answer to
charge Of forgery preferred by Cleveland
parties.
John Loughlin's school-desk factory Mt
Sidney, o., caught fire and burned TO the
ground within two hours. The warehouse.
Office building and lumber yard were unin
jured. The loss may reach So, 900, and was
insured for $4,000. Two dwellings and
four barns were also burned.
Fire Mt Ashland, o., destroyed the bust
ness houses OF g. +. Ridgley, Mrs. Hoffman,
and Alexander McConkic.
Thirty lone members OF the crew OF tho
United States steamer Nipsic deserted on
one day.
L. G. Pratt & Co.'S cart factory at Kala-
mazoo, Mich, was burned. The damage 10
the building ind machinery Is $1,000. 1t
was the work OF an incendiary, and the third
time Mr.. Pratt has thus suffered.
Frank Wooden, colored, who confessed 10
setting fire to the residence OF DR.. Pace, ut
Athens, La, was lynched next day.
Two mon were killed In railroad accl-
dent In the st. Louis tunnel.
The Jews IN scbastapol have been ordered
TO leave that city.
John L. De Witt Judge OF the Common
Pleas Court at Sandusky, o., was instantly
killed by u train while hunting.
jacob Defrel, farmer living near IIol-
land, Mich, went on visit TO relatives.
Not returning, q searching party was organ
lied. They found him unconscious IN u
ditch, with bad wound behind his left ear.
He will probably die. The motive OF tho
assault Is unknown.
! The Corning mill connected with the Du-
pont Powder Works ut Wapwallopen. Pa,
exploded from some unknown cause. So
far as known no one was injured although
the conclusion was felt fully twenty-five
miles distant.
Two babies, ono . and the other 9 years
old, were asleep on the Rock Island track
at the edge OF Des Moines. Ia. The pusscn-
ger train came laundering along, and both
babies were killed. The father. Peter Burg,
Is coal miner.
The steamer John ID. beware was stolen
from It's dock nj frankfort, Mich. Suspicion
rests on Capt. Zimmerman. Search Is now
being made.
At Chicago Charles Wagner was sentenced
to twenty years in the penitentiary upon
the charge Of burglary and larceny.
Thomas Greening, farmer living near
Cameron, No., shot and fatally wounded
William Lehman, while the latter was set
ting fire to Greening's barn.
q. 4. Osborne. dealer IN dry goods In De-
catur, Mich, was closed up. Liabilities,
s2,S00; assets, $4,000.
The bones Of twenty Cinnamon at Rock
Springs, Wyo., some OF them tho victims OF
the labor riots there, are being shipped to
China for burial.
A misplaced switch on the Kansas City'
St. Joseph aud Council Bluffs road, Mt Pa
cifc junction, H., caused u collision be-
tween west-bound freight md switch
engine and caboose IN charge OF Engineer
James Clarke. Clarke was killed aud both
engines broken up.
Steve Jacobs, a notorious negro criminal
and desperate, wns executed at Lumberton,
N. c., for the murder OF three women near
there several months ago.
Fred Brnadstad, owner OF the Winthrop
and Mitchell Mines, arrived at Ishpeming,
Mich, and compromised with his men,
600 In number, who have resumed wor k
The other mines refuse TO make my conccs-
sIons Whatever, and tho strikers at meet
ing held decided 70 stay out
LorIng A. Robertson, a leather merchant,
wss found dead IN his room ut tho ST. George
Hotel In Brooklyn. He was about 20 years
old and unmarried. Ills estate. II IL said,
will roach almost 81, 100000.
lilly NJ. Lewis. = prominent merchant
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