The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1890-11-29

~ tue dny cNpross on nc Mtcuisuu Scu
trial was nearing kalamazoo, Mich, ttstrslsk
buggy containing Daniel Cvane and Ber'
!; Green, killing them instantly. They were
not trying 70 cross ahead OF the engine, bui
I were un1ble 20 control the horse. They
: were carried on the cow-catcher . half
r mile.
Four sheep herdcrs were killed recently
n Lincoln County. N. NJ. by hailstorni.
Sixteen others and 1000 head Of sheep are
missing. The messenger says that II was
the severest hallstorm ever know In the
mountains.
Luke O'ReIliy, worthless fellow. entered
the saloon of q respectable German named
Schmidt In south St. Louis. Mo-, and be-
came involved ina quarrel with the proprie-
tor. The latter's son interfered to protect
bis father, when O'Reilly aud At the young
man, the bullet producing fatal wound
John G. Farrell, ex-superintendent Of the
Wilkesbarre, (Pa.) Water company, has not
eaten q morsel Of food for two weeks. He
persistentiy refuses TO eat, insisting that lie
died and does not require food.
whils crossing the Assiniboine River on
ice ut Winnipeg, Man., Aid. Andrews and
wife broke through and were drowned. Tho
couple had only just returned from their
honeymoon.
Capt. Crosby had an alteration with tho
! colored cook In the logging camp Of Fiske,
Smith & Crosby, near Fair Haven, WASH,
in which both were fatally shot, the cook In
the abdomen and Crosby in the head, from
which the latter soon died.
Henry Hansen was found hanging dead In
the garret OF his home in Chicago, by his
wife. He had been drinking heavily for
several days. lie was q Swede and tin
smith by trade.
Mrs. Potter Palmer was unanimously
elected President Of the Board OF Women
Managers Of the Worlds Fair.
L. +. McNair committed suicide at Kinks
VILE, Town, Wednesday night during fit OF
temporary insanity.
Advices from Honduras say that General
Sanchez was not shot after capture, but
committed suicide when nearly captured by
Bogran's forces.
Fire broke out In Billitzky's tailor shop
Mt Cheboygan Mich, and before tho tiremen
reached the spot Paddock's grocery store
was In flames. Both buildings were de-
stroyed. Loss, $4,000; partially insured.
Dorsey Edwards, colored, was hanged at
Yazoo City, Miss, for the murder Of his
wife Sept. o, last
Deputy United States Marshal Samuel lie
Strange was shot to death at Webster, Fla,
by II. f. Burford, whom he sought to arrest
for violation Of postal laws.
Fire in Hsyward's box factory in Mime
npols caused damage OF $4,000 partially
insured.
AN. LOTUS shot and killed his father, i.
C. Loftus,s six miles east OF Gainesboro, Tenn,
! in personal difficulty. accidentally killing
| his brother mt the same time. The son Is
said to have acted in self-defenae, engaging
| first in defending his mother from an attack
OF his father. The parties are highly con-
nected.
| A block OF nine houses, including Har-
ney's Hotel, In NantIcoke, Pa, was de.
stroycd by lire. Many OF the families are
rendered homeless.
Wells, Fargo a. Co.'S express building, I'm
Jersey City, N. j., fell to the ground.
| 1t Is reported that fifteen men were killed.
Leopold Schman fell from third-story
door, In Chicago, into thu alley, where he
was found dead in the morning. II is sup
posed lie took walk in his sleep.
A double tragedy was enacted at Pull
man, Chicago, when Franz Focke shot and
killed his wife and afterward took his own
life.
Thomas Harper, o hotel-keeper at Green.
wood, Kas., shot and killed Harry Wilson
in the court house square Harper fired five
shots, four of which took effect. He sur
rendered and says he killed Wilson for be-
traying his daughter.
Hugh Guyn, one Of the wealthiest farmers
Of Woodford county, KY, In u III of temper
airy insanity, hung himself In his barn.
Mrs. L. w. Dodge. aged 6S years, we'll
known lady OF Saginaw. Mich, committed
suicide by hanging herself from the top OF
her bedroom door.
The grand jury reported finding true bills
against the seventeen men under arrest
charSed with the murder OF Chief of Police
David c. Hennessy, of New Orleans, Oct.
| 15 for murder and accessory thereto. The
grand jury examined seventy-tve wit
| netses.
John McGinty, 81 years old, was killed
by Pan Handle passenger train In Cbica-
go. McGinty was crossing the tracks, and
while doing SO tried to evade q north-bound
freight train. lie failed to see n south!
bound passenger train and was struck and
killed. The deceased was the father OF the
principal OF the Pullman school.
Burglars entered tho house OF John An
derson, at Oil City. Pa, and, disappointed
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they expected, bound him, his wife, and
| step-daughter. He was then brutally
kicked and tho women beaten into insensi-
biity. The burglars then escaped.
The cattle-ships recently arrived in En-
rope from Canada suffered disastrous losses.
The Serica lost GOO head. The Circe lost
200 head, aud the Escalona lost thirty-eight.
These losses, with 354 lost from the Lunda
last week and 15l from the Straits of Magel-
Ian, make the season q disastrous one.
Lee Webster, wealthy citizen of Cock
eysville, Md, committed suicide while
temporarily insane.
Henry Langstrsw, and Sherman Shields,
| about 2 o'clock In the morning went to
Langstraw's room at Knoxville, Ia, In COM
| pany with two girls named Porter. They
were followed by brother Of the girls,
who effected an entrance, and In the alterca-
ton which ensued Langstraw shot Porter,
inflIctIng a fatal wound. Langstraw and
Shields were arrested.
shot His wife and Himself.
Ed seabolt, a laborer, returned home to
/ Charlotte, Mich. after q six weeks absence