The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1890-12-06

ucaF Ely Miuu- Dt0kc through ana were
drowned. Orr IL thought 10 have gone 10
the rescue OF Terrell, after hc got In the
water. and both went through.
Leonard l.. Roger. foreman OF tho harness
department. at the Rock Island Arsenal, fell
backward from n wall on which he was
standing. lie struck his head on stone,
producing fatal fracture.
The extensive barrel and stave works OF
Is. Il. Horn a. Co., East ST. Louis ILL.,. were
! entirely destroyed by.Ire. Loss, $4,000;
| insurance, $4,000.
Thomas Black was found aspby xiated in
his room ut hotel In Ironton, o. He had
blown out the gas.
Several men were injured by the explo-
sion Of the boiler OF portable sawmilf ut
Elco, Ill.
The money set aside 10 pay 225 men ut
Litbgow's foundry, Louisville, KY, was
! stolen. The amount OF the loss Is 81, 49,.
There Is no clew TO the thief.
| Fire destroyed the farm buildings and
grain OF w. X. Walter, near Morris, MIMI.
during heavy windstorm. The total loss
Is s20,OO0: insured for 81, 200.
Minnie Kinsley, young woman living
In Chicago. received letter from Charles
declared his love for Minnie ana proposed
marriage. The young woman Is now at the
detention hospital. She was so overcome
with Joy that she lost her reason.
II. McKittrick, ut one time Roman Cath
Ollie priest Of Burlington, Ia, was found
dead in his cabin near Seattle, WISH. On
his table was found bottle of morphine
and note stating that he was without
friends and money. and hoped the drug no
was about to take would prove fatal.
The Wupper river, in Germany, has risen,
and five persons have been drowned in the
floods. Two bridges have been carried
away and other damage Is done.
Samuel Cater. a soldier OF the regular ar
my, who has been stationed ut Fort Meade,
S. d., for the last thirty years, and who was
recently retired from tho service, was found
dead In his bed Mt \ hotel in Omaha. lie had
blown out the gas. ~
Near Shonomish, WASH, an Indian known
us Beaver accused Jerry Gould OF ASSAULT
ing his squaw, and threatREad To shoot him
unless lie paid him 500. Gould refused,
when the Indian opened fire. Gould re-
turned the fre and shot Beaver dead. The
other Indians swear vengeance. Gould has
fed.
The dwelling OF Arthur Harold, Mt Seat
tie. WASH, was burned. His 4-months-old
babe persisted, and his wife and little
daughter are probably fatally burned.
Mrs. L. J. Lapsley was killed by train
ut Sioux City, Iowa.
The barn OF Mrs. Chris Reimensch ider,
southwest of State Center, H., was burned
to the ground, together with twenty-five
head OF horses and seyenty-fve tons Of hay.
Mrs. Alice Jones, wife OF J. X. Jones, OF
Wichita, Kan, committed suicide by taking
laudanum. She was driven to such action
by family troubles.
William Blythe and II. Binnett were
drowned ut sodus Bay, n. Y, while duck
hunting.
John Gerhard. his wife, and their two
children were Instantly killed by train ut
Closter, n. }.
The Legislature OF Alabama reelected
United States Senator Pugh.
On crowded Fourth street, In Louisville,
KY. Miss Ellen Powell, young school
teacher. was set upon and robbed by ne
gro. She was beaten insensible and may
die.
The North Pacific Hotel and buildings OF
the Oregon Pottery company, ut Portland,
Ore, were totally destroyed by fire. Loss,
$4,000; fully insured.
At Ann Arbor, Mich, Granger, Binder,
Glatzel, Root and Parsons were re-arrested
charged with granddaughter. The young
men were arrested for participating in the
riot that led to Irving Dennison's death.
he arrests were unexpected and have
caused great excitement.
The strange disease reported from Law
ler Ia, has been investigated by an assist
ant state veterinary surgeon. He finds
'h't number OF cases OF hydrophobia eX-
LIST.
Judge Killan, OF Winnipeg, has decided
that the Catholic public schools in Manitoba
must be abolished, and an appeal will be
taken TO the prvy council OF Great Britain.
Eight miners were killed by an explosion
at Bolton, England.
Tho lumber piles on the Cheboygan
(Mich,) Lumber company's docks were dis
covered to DO on fire. The tire department
could make no impression on the blaze.
About twelve million feet Of lumber. in
clu, " tramways, docks, etc.. were dc.
stroycd, entailing los OF over 100000.
The boilers in the mill Of o. D. sutton. al
st. Johns, ". b.. exploded and killed six
men and fatally injured u number OF Others.
From what eau ut present be learned II APP
pears that the water In the boilers was low,
so the engineer In charge turned on the
water, but forgot to turn il off when the
boilers were full.
At kahla, Prussia, ten houses were blown
down during n storm and seventeen persons
drowned. Similar disasters and floods are
reported from Jena, GosclwitZ, aud else.
where, and travel is interrupted over tho
railway between Berlin aud Munich.
}. C.. Gist, wealthy merchant OF Con.
way, Kas., was killed ut Argenta, a suburb
of Little Rock. by freight switch engine
OH the Memphis and Little Rock road strik-
ing the street cur In which Gist was the
only passenger.
The stock Of r. Levy, at London, Ont,
was damaged by fire TO the extent OF So, 600.
Insurance, $4,000.
The west side OF the Burlington Ua.) Lin.
seed oil company's elevator went cut with u
crash. About 10000 bushels OF fax-seed
were scattered over the yard. Several emf
ployes had narrow escape.
tDr. j. II. Burke, OF Emporia, Kas., who
runs drug store, sold liquor without IL
censc and was fined $50.
The River Shannon has ovcrfowed Its
banks ut Aihlone, Ireland. Hundreds OF
acres OF farm land are under water and the
crops IRE DESTROYED. A large number OF