The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1891-01-17
NEWS OF THE WEEK.
Latest Intelligence From Al
Parts Of tho World.

VI WINK udiONbhit tao SoPPO'oA AA1s0oAcs
Of Gen. Selverskoff, was found to be in
sane. II is not certain that he isPadlew-
ski, although he claimed to be.
John Tierney, Boston workman, while
placing globe on an incan1escent light,
received an electric shock which killed him
instantly.
The body Of Petcr Sullivan, who left
Lima, Ohio, Just before Christmas to visit
his sons In Chicago, has been found In the
river near Hobart, Ind,.
Secretary OF State Blaine acknowledged
to friend that he could go no further In
the Behring sea controversy with England;
that the United States had nothing to fight
with, and that to insist on its rights meant
a resort to arms.
BENJAMIN Davis of Savannah, Ga, has
disappeared. He left home one day last
week to go to Ridgeland, g. c., where he
was to marry his cousin, and has not been
seen by his friends since that time.
Collisions with cable trains interrupted
two funeral professions at Chicago The
driver OF one hearse was thrown to the
ground and badly injured. In the second
accident carriage without occupants was
demolished.
The Iowa State Prohibition conference
Ex-President Cleveland addressed the
young Democrats of Pennsylvania at
banquet at Philadelphia.
Voting for United States Senator will
begin in the Illinois Legislature Jan. 90
The Hon. w. T. Darlington, ex-collector
of the port Of Morgan City, La, lost his
life In the burning OF his home.
The reports sent out by a correspondent
at Mason City to the effect that the Iowa
Central had discharged all unnecessary
employees and reduced from ID to 80 per
cent the wages Of all those retained is with
out foundation.
The wife of Perry Mcdowell, foreman
on tho Kinto ranch, near Newman, Cal,
was shot and killed by an unknown man.
Mrs. Jerome Bignal has mysteriously
disappeared from Clinton, Iowa.
George Bradford, who lives near Hart
ford, Mich, has just been married for the
sixth time.
Roland Bahr, an artist, was drowned
while skating at Grand Haven, Mich.
Sheriff Pugh, Of Spokane Falls, Wash,
captured band of cattle thieves after a
desperate fight Several prominent butch
ers are thought to be implicated with
them.
Three boys, aged Is, II, and 10 years
were caught at Springfield, Mass, and
confessed to having committed a series OF
twenty three burglaries in and about the
city.
Frank Hendricks, half-breed Sioux
living near Martinsville, Ind, claims to be
the genuine Indian Messiah.
A '.Big Four'' freight collided with an
n Il H.. Dos
Ind, and caused $4,000 damages.
james Mckay, a travelling man for the
Aldrich Cracker company of Chicago was
arrested and jailed at Bloomington, ILL.,, on
the charge of embezzling 5000 of his en-
ployers' money.
At Clinton, Iowa, Frank Davis, plas-
tercr, aged 35 years, without provocation,
stabbed Spencer Dewey, ST., saloon
keeper. Dewey was recovering, but had
relapse and died.
A. p. Miller OF Oelwein, Iowa, COM
mitted suicide at Dubuque.
Jessie Dougherty, young GIRL was
burned to death at Danville, Ill. Her
clothes caught fire from the CRATE.
The son of the late Emory A. Storrs,
George H., WINS declared to be a lunatic by
commission in New York. The custody
of his property was given to his wife, who
recently secured limited divorce from
him.
Gen. Miles has received official informa-
ton OF the killing, near the hostile camp,
of Lieut.. Casey of the Twenty-second In
fantry, who had ventured too near the
savages. He was shot through the head.
Gen. Brooke, who sent this startling in
formation, also reports heavy firing in
Al o tl..b p, In
At the joint convention of the Houses
of the New Hampshire Legislature, Hiram
A. futile (Rep.) was elected governor over
Amsden Dcm,) }, 1$5 to $50.
At Portland, Ore, the police seized 800
pounds of struggled opium, valued at
$1,000. The drug was brought from
British Columbia by Northern Pacific train
men.
The naval commission appointed to select
sites for navy yard and dry dock on the
Gulf coast is still at work inspecting locali-
ties 1t is now examining both banks of
the Mississippi below New Orleans.
Fire destroyed three stores at Cairo, ILL.,,
causing loss of about Si05, 900. The in
surancc Is figured ut S57, 900.
The thirteenth game In the chess match
for the championship Of the world between
Steinitz and Gunsberg, was won Wednes-
day by Steinitz after forty moves.
The Rev. Howard b. MacQueary, rector
of an Episcopal church at Canton, Ohio,
was placed on trial at Cleveland, Ohio,
Wednesday, on the charge that in his
book, Evolution Of Man and Christiani-
"" he expressed heretical views.
Mrs. Edna Fearly of Shelbyville got
81, 900 damages from Samuel Hamilton Of
Madison, Ind, for injuries sustained by
falling into his cistern.
In the death at Manitowoc, Wis, of
Linas Lawrence, the coroner has returned
a verdict that the beating which he re-