The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1891-03-14

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ond igo burned ct New York. The loss
an the boat Il si2b, 900; fully insured
Two students burned to death in the
Monroe. N. C., high school building.
-Four Delaware ex-Stats treasursrs,
covering the period from 1878 to 1897.
swore that they had never seen the miss
| Ing State securities.
At Lewis Greek Station, Ind, Abbott
Laws, aged so years, was found dead in
his room with his brains blown out.
Whether he committed suicide or was the
victim Of robbers 10 unknown.
The Carpenters council Of Chicago, has
decided upon general strike, 70 begin
April !.
George L. Gibson, secretary Of the
whisky trust, of Cook county, Ill, was I'd.
mittsd TO ball on four additional indict-
ments found by the grand jury.
Cal Morgan, Q car repairer, in an alter
cation with Bert Parish at Ottumwa, Ia,
struck him In the head with . monkey
wrench with fatal result.
g. H. Cook, smooth individual, was
arrested ut Omaha on suspicion Of being
the sharper who confdenced the Rev. j.
A. Bradick Of Omaha out Of $1,000 re-
Gently.
Smallpox has broken out among the
hundreds Of negroes who have been flock.
ing to Oklahoma from the South, and the
citizens of Guthrie are demanding that
they DO quarantinej They are encamped
on the prairie and the suffering among
them Is great
An explosion occurred at the Noting
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Wilkesbarre Coal company, at Plymouth,
Pa, by which three men were fatally and
two others seriously injured
Carl Binder, prominent business man
OF Battle Creek, Mich, committed suicide
by hanging himself in the cellar Of his
store.
At Kalamazoo the jury In the cele-
brated $4,000 damage case or the Masonic
Fraternity vs. Chase returned a verdict
for the plaintiff for $500.
Boston was visited by a binding
snow-storm, impeding business and travel
In the city. Sixteen inches of snow fell
during one day.
The authorities arc investigating an
other mysterious murder which was COM
m.tted at st. Mary's, Ohio, when the
body Of an oil.well driller named Hedricks
was found in derrick with crushed
| skull, and piece of tubing lying across
his body.
A resolution passed the New York SEN
ate submitting to vote Of the people an
amendment to the Constitution providing
that election contests shall be settled In
the courts.
More than three hundred letters con-
tanning sums ranging from $40 to $50 are
held in the Omaha postoffice which are ad.
dressed to the fraudulent Pierce Piano
company, recently unearthed.
Miss Melville, leading lady in Joseph
Murphy's company, was robbed of 49, 900
worth Of diamonds and other property at
the Haymarket theater, Chicago.
Another requisition from Governor
Bulke.ey, Of Connecticut, for the return
of a fugitive horse thief, has been rejected
by Governor Hill, of New York, who sets
up the claim that Buckley is 'usurper."
Ex-State Treasurer McFetridge Of Wis
consin was placed on the stand ut Beaver
Dam, Wis. He admitted having accepted
gratuities from bankers, who told him that
1t was customary to do SO.
The term of Senator Call of Florida has
ended and there will be vacancy until
the Legislature meets in April.
Fully aware that he was taking the risk
OF further non-recognition of his authority
to act as Governor of Connecticut, Gov.
Buckley yesterday afternoon signed .
reluisition upon Gov. Hill for the surren-
der Of Colbert, the Danbury horse thief.
In the case of the American Biscuit and
Cracker Manufacturing company VS.. Ber-
nard Klotz ct al, before the United States
Circuit Court, Judge Edward G. Billings
at New Orleans yesterday handed down
his final decision. The defendants are re-
strained from interfering with complain
ants property.
The Australian ballot bill has been
signed by the Governor of Nebraska and
1t is now a law, having passed with an
emergency clause.
The President signed the copyright bill
with a pen made from the quill Of an Am
erican eagle.
Delmer Warren was sentenced to prison
for life at Marshalltown, Iowa, for the
murder of Conductor O'Neil Of the c.. &
W. N. railroad recently.
At Kansas City, No., Kittie Lentz,
Sugars old, was shot and killed by John
Phillips, aged Is. fhil Ups was arrested
but the coroner decided that the shooting
was accidental.
Congressman Jonathan Scoville Of
Buffalo died at New York.
Byram e. Sullivan's dry goods store and
adjoining buildings at indianapolis were
burned causing loss Of 100000.
The water in Graham county, Arizona,
is higher than the Aztec ruins. The loss
by reason Of floods approximates $780,
600.
At Minneapolis, Mimi, two enumerators
pleaded guilty to conspiracy to pad the
census.
Rochester, N. Y, elected Republican
beard of aldermen for the first time In
twenty years.
Seven laborers working on the Great
Northern extension, In Montana, were
frozen to death. The bodies Of five were
recovered on Tuesday.
An assignment was made at Louisville.
KY, by Cornwall & Bros, dealers in soap
and candles The liabilities are SIT, 900,
and the assets exceed that sum.
Mrs. Carrie Leneyck, but recently mar
ried, committed suicide with poison at
Cedar Rapids, Iowa.
The contest between the Northern Pacific