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

new church edifice.
Bruce's Crossing people are delighted
with the prospect Of another railroad.
The republicans of Gogebic county
are kicking. There are not enough
offices to go around.
Judge j. III. d. Stevens, of Ironwood,
was nominated on the first ballot for
state senator, at Houghton, yesterday.
Edwin Stearns. Clarksburg, hos been
superintendent of the poor in Marquette
county Fl years. Apretty good record.
Burglars entered the store Of N.
Marcus, Ironwood. and made off with
eleven gold and silver watches and $45
in money.
Smith & Hossack, lumbermen operat-
ing near Sault st. Marie, are financial
ly embarrassed and have made an as
signment.
John Asplund has brought suit against
the Great Western mine, Iron county,
for $40, 900 for broken head. They
are cheaper in this vicinity.
The baby has its preferences as well
as anybody, and the taste of DIR. Bulls
Baby Syrup renders it acceptable to
every iafant. Price 25 cts.
Frank Blair, yard brakeman on the
@. &N.-W. railroad. while switching
come cars at Negaunee, last Monday,
fell under the cars and was instan tly
killed.
Charles Olson, brakeman on the
G. q NV. railroad, was thrown under
the wheels while coupling cars ut Iron
Mountain last week, and his body liter
ally torn to pieces.
Vesselmen are kicking because the
buoys in the st. Mary's river are being
misplaced by RATS. Uncle Sam will be
after the RATS ii any serious accidents
occur in consequence.
Jimmie Mcdonald, homesteader
near O'Brien. sold his homestead TO Jas.
Norton and then sold the same tract to
the Diamond Match Co., for which he
was arrested the other day.
The Ontonagon base ball boys are In
hard luck. The Hancock's trounced
them last week to the tune of 13, to 0,
but the Herald finds comfort in the fact
that the beating was no worse.
John Hoyland had leg broken at
the Shafer mine last wiuter and thinks
it will take about $4,000 to patch it up.
The case will come on at the next term
of the Iron county circuit court.
The Ontonagon Herald wants us to
understand they have q kaoline mine in
Ontonagon county. We know that,
Henry, but the Que near Laird is o
promising property, all the same.
Menominee range people raised such
a howl about the sleeping cars being
taken off the q. 81 NV, railroad,
(Menominee river branch) that the
company concluded to put them on
again.
II. Beauregard, who has been selling
hospital tickets in the vicinity of Iron
Mountain, was shot and killed by o
hunter in the woods near Metropolitan,
last Tuesday. He was climbing over o
log aud was mistaken for bear.
Crystal Fails is to be inflicted with
another newspaper. From this distance
ii looks as though the Diamond Drill
was sufficient to supply the wants Of
that town, but it may be that E. L. Nc
Graw, who is pushing the enterprise,
knows better.
They had Pollock wedding down in
Iron Mountain the other day. Result:
Eleven empty beer kegs, one man at
Death door from kaife wounds, another
satisfactorily carved but not dangerous
~, and four of the gang in Jail awaiting
trial for assault with intent to commit
murder.
On Saturday evening II. Bailey shot
q large buck weighing about two hun
dred pounds. the animal having been
killed near Witch Lake, about thirty
fivc miles from this city. The head of
the deer is the curious part for it is
surmounted by three branching horns.
How the extra horn happened to grow
on the head is not known, and the
theory that this portion was killed by
shot when still in tender state is ad-
vapced by some Of our hunters. But
from general appearances the addition
n horn is firmly attached to the other
and the whole seems to be OF one
growth. The CARCASS was brought to
this city and tile head is now at E, Gel
ser's meat market, and that gentleman
WI probably mount the head and pre-
serve Il IS curiosity. ~ Menominee