The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1891-01-10
NEWS OF THE WEEK.


rumor that he will retire.
John Burns has asked the London unions
for R5, 900 TO help the railroad strikers In
Scotland
Organized labor throughout tho country
win be asked to aid the striking miners OF
Alabama.
Two women at Ten Mile, w. Va, fought
a duel with butcher knives and one OF them
was fatally injured
Unpaid Italian Laborers started riot at
Barngat Park, N. j., and the sheriff has
asked the governor for aid.
All the postofiice clerks in London will
90 on strike as protest against the en-
ployment of women In the department
Near st. Froncisville, ILL.,, Gabe Tougaw
hsot himself through the brain.
The coffee crop In Java is said to be this
season but IS per cent OF former crops.
Mrs. M. Ebens has mysteriously disap-
peared from Two Rivers, Wis. She was
II years old.
An unknown woman left her child In
hotel at La Sale, ILL.,, and then left Tor
parts unknown.
Charles Keene, the caricaturist, best
known In connection with his work on
Punch, is dead.
At county convention Of the League
Gaelica In South Sligo, resolutions were
adopted condemning Mr.. Parnen and call
ing upon Mr. Leary to resign.
The eleventh game for the chess cham
pionship between Steinitz and Gunsberg In
New York, resulted in n draw.
The Rev. T. o. Lucas, young Metho-
dist minister, was killed near Brownsville,
, Tenn, by accidentally falling into an old
well.
Gov. Campbell has made a rcquisition on
the Governor of Indiana for the surrender
OF Marvin Kuhns, the desperate from Fort
Wayne.
Carlesh Willis, for fifteen years
Treasurer Of the Stockbridge (Mass.)
Savings Bank is dcfaultcr to the extent
ofS25, 900 or more.
Mrs. Omar Perry, young married
woman, left her home in Connellsville,
Ind. yesterday. She left note saying
her husband had been unkind to her.
George Watts, little boy just dis
charged from the Michigan State school at
Coldwater, returned to Kalamazoo, his
home, only to find that his parents had
moved away and had left no traces OF their
whereabouts.
Fire In the Richmond, Va, cedar works
caused u loss OF S4O000. The walls fell on
two firemen, injuring Captain ilirsclibcrg
badly and Fireman Harkey seriously.
The planning mill OF the Argyle Lumber
Company ut Stricken, Tex, was burned.
Loss, $4,000.
Policeman Hutchens tried 10 arrest Louis
Simon, II gambler, ut Missouln, Mont. and
was shot, being SCI iously IL not fatally
wounded. Simon was then killed by the
sheriff.
William Weld, prominent agricultural
Journalist, accidentally fell into water
tank at his residence ut London, Ont, and
was drowned.
Two women fought duel with butcher
knives ut Ten Miles, Tyler Co, w. Va.
The tight occurred In the kitchen OF one OF
, the combatants. named Wilson, and IL de-
scribed rs a most fcrocions and desperate
encounter. Mrs. Wilson was terribly cut
about the face, neck, and breast, and IL Ia
tally hurt. The other womaTs name IL
Miller. The cause OF the strange duel mot
known.
Walter Wolverton, u messenger boy of
Independence, Mo-, was almost torn to
pieces by two mastffs. lie will probably
die.
Morayia, Ia, has almost been destroyed
by ncendiury fires, and there were several
narrow escapes on the part OF people from
being roasted.
Mrs. George Baln. near Irwin, Pa,
drowned herself In u we'll. Three weeks
ago her lovely young daughter went crazy.
This drove her husband insane. and he died
IN u mad-house aud now tho last OF the
family committed suicide.
Fred Litter, bricklaycr, threw himself
under the wheels OF u locomotive at Helena,
Mont, and was killed.
Two men, n negro and white man, were
lyncbed in Neshabec County, Miss, for rob-
berry, They held up nm old colorcd woman,
robbed and beat her brutaly.
A di,astrnus explosion took place IN a
coal-pit near Bochum, Prussia. Nine men
were killed and ten others are not expected
to survive.
A young man named Brighton, whose
home Is IN Dixon. Ill, was found dead on u
train which arrived ut South Omaha Neb.
The store OF sylvester e station at Og-
den, Ia. was burned. Loss about 10000
John IIanlon, u lineman OF st. Louis,
ltNc WIN WIZ ~ DaulN
shocked that he fell TO the ground aud was
killed.
Christ Hickman. OF Zanesvilie, o., was
trying to extract the bullet from loaded
cartridge. when II exploded and the ball
entered his plIomcn. Death may result.
Fire ut Clarence, Ia. destroyed The stores
Of Ilecht & Thocn. llama Il Co.. J. l..
Eschcr. aud Reichert. Loss, S15,0O0; insur-
alre. s13,00O.
Al Cmey. Belgium. the wife. brothcr-in-
law, and three children of u gnmekeepor
who was recently Killed 10y accident were
found asplIy xiated in their beds. There In
no evidences 10 show whether the deaths
were caused by accident or design.
William IIinsley ~ under arrest ut VIII
lisca, Iowa, chargei with criminal assault OIL
a fourteen-y ear-old blind girl.
IL was against the law. So when led
Warm, OF Tawas. Mich, fired into flock OF