The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1891-01-31

of Lowry's patents for the manufacture Of
binding Irvine from slough grass and will
start $780, 900 plant there.
j. Van Dusen, farmer living twelve
miles from Sault Ste. Marie, Mich, was
shot and fatally wounded by his son. The
trouble grew out of an old feud. The
sheriff and posse are after the murderer.
II Is reported In Springfield, Mo-, by
private telegram that John Baher, treas
urer Of Mcdonald county, is short In his
accounts to the extent of $1,000. Baher
held Office In that county for more than
twenty years.
HIM. Teller, Republican, was elected
United States Senator from Colorado;
Vance, from North Carolina, and Don
Cameron from Pennsylvania.
William Dillon, OF Rawlins, Wyo., a
character in the West, shot bartender
dead at Ogden for refusing to drink with
him.
Wharton Sharkey, as the result Of a
quarrel over delinquent board bill, shot
his landlady and committed suicide ut
Findlay, Ohio.
Charles Young, the engineer of coal
mine at Milan, Mo-, was instantly killed
by falling down the coal shaft.
At Olympic Wash, Senator Metcalf
aroGe and charged Senator Clarke with at
tempting to bride him to vote for Calkins
for United States Senator and deposited
$500 with the Speaker that Clarke had
paid him.
The hole-in- the-wall saloons of Boone,
Iowa, have become alarmed at the move
ments of the Law-and- Order league and
closed their doors.
At Morristown, Pa, Colonel Theodore
w. Bean, prominent in Republican poll
tics in Pennsylvania, committed suicide by
cutting his throat with razor. Financial
trouble was the cause.
At Toledo, Ohio, Sesh Earnest, ship
ping clerk, attempted to murder his wife,
and, supposing he had done so, placed a
revolver to his head and shot himself
dead.
King Kalakaua, of the Sandwich Islands,
died in San Francisco.
District Judge Winnie ut Vinton, Iowa
made decision maintaining that Con
gress had power to pass the Wilson bill
and that it was not necessary to re-enac
the State prohibitory law.
The Missouri River is still open in South
Dakota, with the temperature at 65 de-
February fears are entertained that there
will be no ice crop.
Job Pritchard was shot dead by his
brother-in-law near Hot Springs, Ark, the
result of an old feud.
At st. Louis the cool-headedness and
presence of mind displayed by the teach
ers of the Shaw School averted what would
otherwise have developed into a panic, at
tended w5th loss Of life among the pupils.
Fire was discovered in the basement and
the children became greatly excited, but
were all gotten out safely. Loss, $1,000.
1t is reported that the Big Ok Mining
Company of Montana, have arranged their
financial difficulties, and that hereafter
they will be on a solid footing
At Lexington, KY, Daniel Frazier and
wife and Peter White and wife, all col
ored, were poisoned the first named
dying. Whites daughter was arrested
and confessed putting arsenic in the
coffee.
An India napois dispatch says Warden
Murdoch of the Michigan City prison, who
is charged by Gov. Hovey with unlawfully
holding $40 900 that he should have paid
into the State treasury several months
ago, telegraphed to this city that he was
ready for an investigation at any time.
Notice was served on Governor Boyd, of
Nebraska, that on Jan. 30 Ex-Governor
Thayer would apply for an injunction to
restrain him from performing the duties of
Governor
Suits attacking the Mckinley act, sim
liar to those begun at Chicago and Gin
cinnati have been entered by ST. Louis
importers
At Braddock, Pa, Jacob Walters and
his son Harry were literally cut to pieces
by train while walking on the track.
Frederick Miller, an engineer on the
New York Central railroad, was killed by
striking his head against bridge while
looking out of his cab window near West
Albany, N. Y.
The Supreme court of Missouri decided
that the act of extending the limits Of Kan
sas City year ago, so as to take in twenty
two miles of new territory, was illegal and
invalid The five aldermen elected from
the new territory will lose their seats, and
all ordinances PASSED since annexation are
invalidated.
Hettie Fountaine, aged 16, living near
Seymour Ind, blew out her brains be-
cause her fa Their forbade her to keep com
pany with young man.
THE FIRE RECORD.