The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1890-10-25
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Parts Of the World.

escaped from JAIL ~ kalnmnz00, Micu., re-
Gently, surrendered himself. having sprained
HE ankle. No trace Of the other fugitivei
has been discovered.
The body OF = man was found alongside
the railroad track near Fresno, Cal, with
the head severed from the body. A slip oil
paper with IN. II. H., Virginia, Ill.," writ
ten on II was found on the body. There
IL no doubt but the body Is the remains oil
Miller II. Hageman, who left Virginia, Ill,
amonth ago and was $4,000 short In hi,
accounts. xxx
Thomas Warner, a wclLto-do colored cit
izen OF Horton, Kas., was nssassInated by
unknown persons while standing In his
doorway.
DR.. J. NJ. Lovelady OF Hamburg, In, was
bound over In bonds TO appear before the
grand Jury TO answer the charge OF ASSAULT
Z ing young woman patient.
Is The Sheriff Of Van Buren, County, Mich
lgan, swooped down on every saloon In that
county and will push vigorously the prose.
cutIon, the Supreme Court having upheld
the Local Option law.
Tho boiler OF shifting engine ut the
Eliza furnace, about three miles south OF
Pittsbnrg, Pa, exploded, killing Engineer
John Fiatiey and Fireman Thomas McGuff.
Pieces OF the flying boiler struck and INJURED
Joseph Ferris and John Clark. Both will
recover. Flatley's body was blown into the
Monongahela River, distance OF hfty
yards.
The trial OF the famous cattle-steallng case
10 going on at Bellevue, Idaho. The evidence
given 80 fnr Is Of a very damaging character
and will no doubt end In the complete
breaking up OF the gang that hus for years
been getting away with large number OF
cattle and horses.
Jack, the Hair Cutter" tackled his
eleventh victim in Detroit Miss Tillic
Kuhn was stopped by the fellow. lie
grasped her by the hair and tried to cut II
OF. Miss Kuhn vigorously resisted, pound
ing Der assallanr over the head with her UNI
brella until he let 90 and ran. There was
blood on Miss Kuhn's umbrella, and she
must have, scratched the fellow severely
with u.
Deputy United States Marshal William
Il. Hardin wus killed near Bengal, Choctaw
Nation, Ark, by three whlskey peddlers for
whom he Ind warrants. Hardin was new
deputy, this being his second trip.
William Turbeck, IL years old, was run
down and killed Ivy an Illinois Central
train In KensiDgton, Chicago. He was
!. killed in sight OF his mother: John Nc
Mahon. the engineer, asserts that the gate
man, Edward Qulgley, did not lower the
gates on the approach OF tho train.
Hattie Smith was found dead in room al
hotel on Clark street, Chicago. The pre-
vious evening she md German registered
He was seen TO leave the hotel mn hour
later.
Felix Young, a brick-layer, was instantly
killed and james Turner so badly injured
TINT lie may die by the falling OF u derrick
on new building In Chicago.
syCassius M. Mack committed suicide a
Washington Court-House, o., by taking
morphine.
Daniel ii. Wilson, driver for the Adam,
Express Company'nt Boston, shot and In
stantly killed his wife aud then sent bull
let through his own breast. lie was suffer
ing from dependency.
A verdict of one cent damages has been
returned in favor OF Mrs. ii. A. Miller in 0
suit for 5000 against the Lcmars (Ia.) Her
aid,
r. s. Emory, candidate for Congress on
the Workingmen's ticket, committed suicide
by cutting the radial artery IN his right
arm and bleeding to death ut Rochester. N.
Y.
A. b. Mullett, one Of the best known
architects of Washington and for many
years Supervising Architect OF the Treas
ury Department, shot himself ut his resi-
dence. He bud been In poor health for u
long time, but II Is thought financial trouble
was the chief cause OF the net.
The barge Cohen went ashore ut Port
Hope, Mich, and during the heavy gale
went to pieces. The crew were NIL saved
by the life-savlng crew from Point aux
Barques.
Edward snowden OF shawana, WIS.,, had
blown out the gas ind was found dead In
his bed ut hotel In Chicago The gus es.
Gaping from the room attracted the atten.
ton Of chambermad. Little is known OF
snowden. The body was taken to a morgue.
Fourteen thousand collins went up IN
smoke, when j. stoltz's underlakers' sup
ply factory, In New York was Quilted by
fire, involving loss of $3.50. 900 and throw
ing seventy men out OF work.
A collision occurred on the Pennsy lvania
& Reading road, near Frankford
engineer, and Harry Fields, u
fireman, were badly injured Both were
buried in the debris for ut least ten minutes
and were severely scalded. The accident Is
said to have been caused by mistake In
signals.
Carl Vender shot his wife In the head
with q double-barreled shotgun mt Coshoc-
ton, o. Two hours later vender himself
was found In the woods dead with a gum
shot wound IN the side. His wife. although
fatally wounded, Is still living. Cause, do
NEST c troubles.
Carl Miller, thief who begged In Chica-
20 during the day. aud returned at night us a
burglar to such houses ~ he thought would
prove profitable, was arrested. The fellow
had been doing such nm extensive line OF
robin 6 that he kept record Of tho places
to prevent tapping the same house twice.
The police have the book and will hunt UP
the victims.
The body Of an unknown man, who had
apparently been dead but few days, was
dragged out Of the river ut Manistlquc,
Mich.
The Waiting English and German mining
engineers. party of 25G, including about
thirty ladies', arrived ut Chattanooga, Tenn
(. They wsre q once taken 70 Lookout Noun.
tain aud entertained thcre by citizens d
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