The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1890-11-22

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New Oriesns, was drilIsd and bl0wn open
and robbed Of ol.oo0 IN cash and e900cO IN
honda notes, mortgage. an valusi,le doc.
nments. The JOB wss TIE work Of experts.
No cIew.
The tug y. w. Dssforth burned az Dn-
!, lnth, MINI Loss shout 5000, This Il the
/ NTH bost that has burned thero and n
superior In the last ten days The others
were Free Trade. Ferry, Cora b.. and James
Bardon.
The Rev. Chester 9. Armstrong, Z Pres
byterian minister Of Jackson, died on the
street OF heart failure At Battle Creek, Mich.
Fire started ut Tiburon, Cal, from do
fective nue IN u restaurant. Among tho
bulldogs destroyed were the Tiburon
Hotel, post-office, CorinthiAn Yacht Club
house, and dozen stores and houses. Ono
hundred and fifty people are rendered
homeless.
Ayoung child OF Louis Gernant, OF Kala-
nazoo, Mich. rolled under n feather bed
and was smotbered to death.
Mrs. Ochs. of:Muskcgon, Mich, put
Paris green on some meat to poison the rats
about the place, but before she could carry
ate some Of the stun. The doctors hope 10
save the little ones life.
G.. Campbell. of Merriam, was run over
and instantly killed by south. bound train
ut Olathe, Kan. Mr.. Campbell was a promi-
nent temperance lecturer.
Miss Rijka Box, aged ninety years, and
Mrs. Henrietta Baker, aged ninety-thrco
years, the Oldest residents of Grand Haven,
l.l At.I A.. - a.
They both came to Michigan from the
Netherlands over nifty years ago, and had
been friends ever since.
Nels Damn, Muskegon. (Sfich.,) butch
er, attempted TO hang q quarter Of beef on
hook. He slipped and In turning TO save
himself the chair shot from under him and
the hook penetrated the back OF his neck ana
he hung there until rescued.
A melee among the university students IN
the postof,lce at Ann Arbor Mich, resulted
rather sadly for six young men. Rushes
among the members of various classes have
recently been n not unusual occurrence, aud
matters eliminated in general row. Six
OF the most obstreperous students are now
confined In Jail.
A collision took place near the George
station on the EdInburg suburban railway.
Twelve persons were badly Injured.
John Marach hid brick under his coat
and sncaked up on Jacob Rosinski at Chi
cage. Rosinski fred ut Marach and the
bullet hit the brick.
The Southern Pacific steamship Gussie,
which was reported lost during the storm
off the Nicaraguan coast Oct 81, arrived at
New Orleans.
Christopher Copeland was arrested at
Fitchburg, Mass, for the embezzlement of
$1,000 from the Western Union Telegraph
Company's Denver office.
William Garyey, a carpenter 20 years of
nge, was knocked down and run over by
Lcayy coai-wngon In Chicago. He will die.
A freight-train on the New York Central
Road was derailed by un obstruction ut
One Hundred and Forty-frst street. New
York City. Some person or persons had
tied small tree to the rails with wire
cables. The obstruction would have caused
the complete wreck Of any train going At
high speed.
The south-bound passenger train on the
Northern Pacific ran off the bridge between
Salem and Turner, Ore. Several passengers
are reported to have been injured; some
probably fatally. Particulars are meager.
ID. 70 hOItuu, iuoOroT, luthlly bthDDeu u
man named Brooks near Boise City, Idaho.
Dominic Mariana, an italian, was found
dead in Dallas, Tex, with q suspicious cash
In his head. 1t developed that he was IN
outspoken enemy OF the Malta and 1t is
thought that the fraternity removed HIM.
John A. Mcfarland. the Oldest banker In
Boone county, Ia, made an assignment.
The liabilities are $ls.500, while the assets,
mostly IN real estate, foot up $4,000.
Abel +. Chase, one of the oldest and best
known citizens of Leon, Ia, died suddenly
ut his home. He was dressing his little
daughter. and dropped dead without an in
stanps warning and without any struggled or
pain.
The fatal explosion in the Dupont Pow
der Works, near Wilmington, Del, last
month is now believed TO have been caused
by discharged employees.
Conductor Fry Is in charge Of freight
train OF the Wabash railroad. When near
Baden, In North st. Louis, Mo-, two masked
men entered the cnboose and drawing re-
volvers on the conductor told him to sur
render his money. He produced 800.
which they took.