The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1890-10-11
NEWS OF THE WEEK.
Latest intelligence From An
Parts Of the World

Tho dead body OF John NJ. Shut, plano
player. was found floating In the lake At Chi
cago. lie has been missing from his hote
for the last ten days. II thought that Will
ina ut Of dependency he threw himself In
10 the lake.
As passengcr-iraIn on tho Newpor
News aud Mississippi Valley road was near
ing Olympia. KY, nm axle on the Pullman
car broke. throwing the ear from tho traci
aud down IN embankment. No ono was SC
iiously injured.
Manford Parks, the 1S-year-old son of w
{. Parks, OF Bernndette, Ill, while cleaning
urevolver. accidcntly shot his father through
the heart, killing him instantly.
The British steamer Ouse collided will
aud sunk bark of Flushing, England
The whole crew Of the bark, numbering
twelve men, werc drowned.
A passenger train was wrecked near &c.
Tito, Oregon. 4 no engine and tender were
thrown from the track aud badly wrecked
and the mail-car was thrown off. Fireman
Howard was badly bruised. George Long
was badly hurt The passengers were
bruised up. The accident was caused by
sand on the track.
Little Tommy 0'Rourke was lost in
the woods near Foley, Benton Co.. Mimi,
for eight days. lie lived on ncorns and
water. When found lie was nearly dead,
but will recover.
James Ray and Dave johnson, of Silver
City, Idaho, quarreled over election matters
aud Ray was shot aud killed. johnson Is
under arrest.
Frank Huffman and II. s. Hines, the sus-
pccted OttcrviIle (Mo.) train robbers, were
committed to Jail In default OF $4,000 bail.
Mrs. Mary Il. GABRIEL and her 5-year-old
daughter Alice Of 81. Louis, were struck by
Missouri Pacific switch-enginc. Alice was
instantly killed and her mother terribly
hurt.
Extensive preparations are being made to
welcome President Harrison ut the Ottum-
wa, H., coal palace.
The railroad to the summit OF Pixies
Peak, COL, (l4,2oo feet above sea leve) is
finished.
Mrs. Helen Bosler died suddenly ut Car
Isle, Pa, aged 81 years, from heart disease.
She leaves an estate of over Sl,0O0,0OO. She
built the Dickinson College and the Bosler
Memorial Hall, costing $4,000.
Mrs. A. 4. Sconce, wife OF an old resident
of Danville, Ill. discovered her husband
emerging from the room OF woman in the
Hacker Block, and drawing a revolver
opened fire upon him. He ran down the
hallway while the bullets whIstled after
him aud succeeded In making his escape.
Katie Brigham was shot and killed in
Chicago through the carelessncss of Henry
ludlow, Dudlow entered the room In
which the girl was and picking up u revolt
yer which was lying OH the table playfully
pointed It ut her, not being aware that IL
was loaded. He pulled the trigger and the
bullet entered the girls abdomen. She died
two hours later.
The cigarmakers'5 strike In Binghamton,
n. T., has been declared off. The long
fight has been disastrous one to both sides.
bismarck, a $4,000 stallion, was killed at
the Marlboro, o., fair IN u collision with u
buggy. Driver Myers was probably fatally
injured.
Rome, Ga, IL greatly excited over the
poisoning OF Mrs. Wimple by her friend and
neighbor Mrs. Doss Mckee. Mrs. Mckee,
who Is young and attractive, has escaped.
The vossische Zeitung, Berlin, Germany,
asserts the report of the drowning of Gen.
Bardovski and $40 soldiers by the collapse
of bridge Mt Koone during the recent army
maneuvers In Russia. The same journal
adds that the Russian censors have sup-
pressed all messages In regard TO the dis
sster.
An unknown woman about 10 years old
was crushed to death In st. Louis by M cleo
trio motor.
Five persons were killed and thirty in
iured on account Of the bursting OF reser-
voir at Lalonde, near Toulon, France.
Mrs. Richard Walsh, of st. Louis, was fa-
tally injured by runaway horse In Mt
tempting to save her child from being
trampled on.
Alfred Wanamaker, OF Reading Pa, who
claimed TO be u cousin OF Postmaster Cen
eral Wanamaker, committed suicide by
swallowing morphine In st. Louis. He was
cripple, and left a note to the effect that
because Of the loss OF his leg life was not
worth the living. lie was about AZ years
old.
The United States authorities have made
requisitlon to the Government OF Canada
for the surrender OF William Davis and
George ltedpath, who have been committed
for extradition ut Toronto for larceny ut
Oakland, Mich.
Miss Amelia S.. Rasmussen, 16 years old,
fell from the third story OF her fathers
house Ia Chicago, and received fatal INJURIES.
She was, cleaning the windows when she
lost her hold and fell to the ground, dts
lance OF thirty-fve feet. Her neck was dis
located, She was also badly bruised about
the body.
Fire started by natural gas destroyed tile
business portion Of Johnsonbury, PA. Loss,
SJ0,O00; insurance, $4,000.
Frank Needham was shot and killed by a
Deputy Sheriff ut Schuyler. Neb., white re-
sisting arrest.
Mrs. Esther Driscoll shot herself IN the
left breast with suicidal intent in Chicago.
Mrs. Driscoll has been III forSome time and
It Il supposed she was temporarily insane.
She may recover.
William UDonnell and John Feeney
fought about woman named Mrs. Anna
Myers ut her house In ST. Louis. Feeney
was shot dead and 0'Donnell was fatally
cut.
D anged at Raleigh Court-House, Nd, for
the murder OF his wife.
Mrs. James Galley died ut her homo a.
Eastman, Conn.,, ut the age'of ITO years.
In the District Court at Dubuque, Ia, a
verdict OF 81, i46 was awarded Mrs. Hag-
gcriy ugaInst The Kansas City road. She
sued for e2o, 600 for the killing OF her son
I, while making u switch.
ArMed men from the valley Of Hudson,
J. nwrence County, Mich, arc securing the