The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1891-02-21
NEWS OF THE WEEK.
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Parts Of the World.

Prince Bismarck unless the latter ceases
his opposition to the imperial policy.
Montana is covered with two feet
snow.
The workingmen of France are already
preparing for monster demonstration
May !, p
visited their children at the Indian school
at Carlisle, Pa.
There Is undisgr9sed satisfaction through
out Northwestern Wisconsin over the
problbili OF defeat in Congress of
Weyerhaeuser's Minnesota Boom Com
pany bill
At Leavenworth, Kas., the police arrest
cd Tim Fitzgerald, George Newson, Tim
Bryn, Charles Bryn, Ed Marsh and l..
Maloney. They had plannei to rob the
First National Bank OF that city.
A call has been issued for n reunion of
the First Regiment of Dakota Cavalry TO
meet at Yankton March 20.
George Rouse, aged 10 years, accident
ally shot and killed his brother Edward,
aged 10, at Leavenworth, Kan.
Part of the employees of the Northwest
ern shoe company, recently organized and
started at Belvidere, struck. They demand
more frequent pay days.
Judge Love OF the Federal Court has is
sued an order continuing the temporary
iajunction granted to restrain county
treasurers of Iowa from collecting taxes
levied against the Pullman company by
the executive council.
Superintendent Hopkins of the Chicago
e. Northwestern railroad has paid on be-
In fnfh 10 IN nfl, nf
Conductor James Il. O'Nel. who was muir
dered by a tramp at Longport, Iowa, whi1e
on duty.
The Piatt county teachers had a largely
attended convention and institute at
Bement, i'll.
At Princeton, Ind, Marion Trautman
was shot and probably fatally wounded by
William Baker.
At Austin, Texas, Sam Alexander was
fined $500 for mailing lottery tickets.
From present indications navigation on
the Mississippi will open unprecedentedly
early this year
Capitalists from Chicago, Pittsburg and
Wales have located a tin-plate mill at
Joliet, ILL.,, to cost 800, GOO.
Business failures for last week number
o19, compared with 80 the previous week,
and SOC the corresponding week of 1890.
At the Passavant hospital in Milwaukee
Mrs. Hedwig Wendland died from the
effects Of the Koch lymph treatment.
John H. McCabe, an actor and stage
manager, who went to California in 1S49,
died at San Francisco.
1t is reported that the Thomson Houston
and Westinghouse companies are to be
united under one management.
The sum of "a, 900 stolen from the Og-
den, Utah, postofilce by clerk was re-
covered at Arkansas City, Kan, through
the thief's confession.
W. j. s illivan, wealthy stockman liv-
ing ut Hawkeye, Iowa. fell from the top Of
Milwaukee train viii crossing the river
at Ottumwa aud broke his neck.
The Executive Committee for the Grand
Army of the Republic Department meet
ing in Decatur in April has secured one
fare for the round trip on all roads in ILL
nois.
Nicol & Strong of Kansas City have
filed suit against the Master Plumbers
Association, claiming $50, 900 damages be-
cause the association expelled them from
membership.
b.
Fort uodge, Iowa, have joined the syndi-
cate now being organized to control the
stucco business of the country.
A boiler explosion in Ousley's -four mill
occurred Mt Windsor, Mo. Hugh L. Smith
and Thomas Tilbury, boiiermakers of Sc
daia were killed
At Mansfield (Ohio) hotel Joseph Rear
ick, owner Of store ut Trio. Ohio. went
to his room under the influence Of liquor,
blew out the gas, and was fonnd dead next
day.
Senator Stockbridge has introduced
bill in the United States Senate to incor-
poratc the National Guarantee Loan and
Development Company of the United
States. which has for its object the amel-
ioration o. the condition Of the poor.
Resolutions have been passed by the
Newfoundland Legislature protesting
against the action of tho British govern
ment in not permitting negotiations for
re iprocity with the United States to be
carried on.
f. NJ. M.Gillen, of Cleveland, Ohio.
has sued the II. b. Claiin Company of
New York. for 1854 900, which amount he
claims to have lost by putting it into the
latter trust at the solicitation Of the
Claims.
The honorary pail bearers at the funeral
of Admiral Porter on Tuesday were
Vice President Morton, Gen. Schoheld,
Senators Henderson and Hawley, Repre-
sentative Boutelle. Rear Admirals Rogers.
Amy, Eowells. Crosby and Stevens, and
Gov. Pattison Of Pennsylvania.
Henry Biskcl. the young fellow who
worked himself into the good graces of
Mary Burger at Cedar Rapids, Iowa, and
skipped out few days ago with her peck
ctbook containing $50 in money and 5000
check has been captured and returned 70
that city.
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