The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1891-08-01

EACHANGES.
John Doetsch, one of the pioneers OF
Marquet Q, died OF paralysis at Traverse
City, Tuesday.
The Lake Superior Democrat, of Ish-
peming, is to be moved to Marquette
in short time. A sensible move.
Ishpeming is to have free mail deliv-
cry after Sept. 1s'. 1t is to-day the
largest city in the United States with
out free delivery.
The schooner Helena collided with
the Mariska, in Little Mud lake, Satur-
DIV, and was sunk. She was coal
laden. One of her crew was drowned.
The band contest ut Houghton has
kicked up another row, and the usual
complement of "chin music" is passing
among the various newspapers over the
affair.
Neff Bros, from lower peninsula,
have purchased bunch OF pine near
Kitchi, estimated to cut 2,SO0,00O feet,
for $4,000. Thev are negotiating for
other lots of timber there, and it is
reported will sol, Tut in o shingle mill
at that t>place.
The Negaunee Firms had wedding
celebration, aud no Finn celebration is
complete without knife or pistol ac-
compartment. This ended in the usual
manner except that Jacobson, the man
stabbed, will die, and seven of the
toughest of the Firms are under arrest.
Warden Malmborg is making good
record for letting prisoners escape, and
the worst is Il at they escape Success
fully. Dick Meservey, five year safe
cracker from Kalamazoo, is the latest
to take Frecch leave. He had been in
three years and had less than two more
to serve.
Dan Dunn, the Seney tough who shot
and killed Steve Harcourt, and who
was acquitted on his examination before
a Manistique justice Of The peace last
week, was shot to death by Harcourts
brother at Trout Lake, last Sunday.
The murderer was arrested and taken
to Sault Ste. Marie.
The Houghton county banks have
taken up the Portage Lake bridge
bonds as follows: First National bank,
Hancock, $4,000; National bank,
Houghton, $4,000; First National bank,
Calumet, Sc, 200; Merchants and Miners
bank, Calumet, $4,000; Superior Saw.
ings bank, Hancock, $4,000.
Frank Lane was in Fassbender's saloon
at Marquette and smelled gas. He
went looking for the lelk with light
ed match. The usual result followed
and Fassbender's saloon is not the
drunk factory it was nor Lane the fatal
mark of beauty he had before he be-
came an explorer. He will recover
however.
Escanaba people will make great
kick on account of the tariff discrma
mating against them. The fare from
Menominee to Negaunee is 1926, but if
you stop off at Escanaba and buy a
ticket from Menominee to Escanaba,
and then from Escanaba, it costs an
even $5. The Chicago & Northwestern
is the road making this queer rate.
III. w. Yates, prescription clerk for
H. II. Stafford s. Son, Marquette, has
been pilfering from the till of his en-
ploye for several months. He was
found ont and refunded 81, 700 to escape
prosecution. He will look f,r q Job in
new fields. Yates was neither a gam-
bier nor drinker- just simply wanted
to lay by some hard cash for rainy
day,
Gov. Winans. has issued an order re-
moving Emil CHASER and Charles John
son, justices of Escanaba, from their
offices. He expelled them for not ac-
counting for fees received. The COVER
nor has reviewed the testimony taken be
fore the circait court commissioner and
decided that the charges are sustain
ed. CHASER is also judge of probate for
tho county.
Flora Greenmore. n nineteen year
old clerk in Borges' grocery story, Iron
Mountain, was found Wednesday morn
ing in an unconscious condition from
the effects of poison. Johan. a brother
OF the groceryman, is suspected of hav-
ing administered the poison because he
wanted to marry her and she refused
him. lie has skipped the town.
Miss Sophia Biddle, Miss Mary
Ashum and Roy son of John McNaugh-
ton, were out berrying, near the Hutton
farm, on Mackinac road. last Friday.
They were startled by deep growl
close to them in tho bushes. and look
ing up beheld large bear close to them.
The ladies and little boy all joined
hands and ran for the road. The bear
followed short distance but was left
so far behind that the chase was given
up and bruin disappeared in the woods.
500 Tribune.
s. Frost is pushing forward his sur
vey of a logging railroad north fpR, the
Duluth, South Shore & Atlany, s,rail.
way at Kiichi. The line will G6bably
be eight or ten miles long, and will end
ut rnrc point on the Ontonagon &c
Bruie d., inn of the Milwaukee &
Northern ral.foad A large amount of
timber will have to come ont over this
line (some Of which WIS burned this
spring and should bo cut this season, }
and tbcre will probably be large mill
put up at point to be decided on later.
Lake Michlgamme has seen q rather
mixed state of affairs in the past few