The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1891-01-03
NEWS OF THE WEEK.
Latest intelligence From An
Parts Of tho World

George WaIser was robbed In room ut |
hotel IN Kansas City, No. lie was awak-
cned by n sound in the room and saw Two
men searching the pockets OF his trousers
Vhen thew discovered that he was awake
tbev gagged HIM and robbed him OF 800
The weather In North Dakota 10 80 mild
that farmers have boon blowing In the neids
so far this winter.
The dead body OF John Dahauer' Jar
mcr, was found by woodchoppcr near
watepo, MINI. In the head was . decp
wound. Dahauer lived alone ana was
known TO keep about his house large SUMS
of money, for which he was evidently muir
dered.
. Albert Brady, salesman lot tooacv
mist, sent bullet through his BRAIN IN CIr
cayo. His body was found In his room. NO
one heard the shot.
At Athens, o., the Jury In the case OF Ell
Foster, charged with killing saioonkeeper
Bottomly, has returned verdict OF guilty.
Of murder in he second degree, the punish
ment for which Is life imprisonment Inc
Jury was out twenty-four hours
A rock slide occurred at the mouth OF the
pew tunnel at Niagara Falls, instantly KILL
ing william Anger of Berthe, ont- anu
breaking the leg and fracturing the skull OF
Peter Scanlon Of that place.
A vood.sIzed fleet of ice-armorcd vessels
reached New York and every one OF their
commanders had a report to make OF the TER
rife gales which are now sweeping the
ocean. More than 100 steerage passengers
were landed, some with broken bones ana
others with bruised bodies. Several OF tue
crew were lost overheard by the Dark 81
Katharine. 4,
Charles Rice, a farmers son living eigh'
miles from Fort Worth, Tex, died In great
agony from hydrophobis.
Daniel Bonner, u stockman OF Lexington.
XIV. was found dead in his room ut hotel
at Wichita, Kas.
Mrs. Sally Jump. An inmate OF the county
poor house at Coldwater, Mich, for the pas!
eighteen years. died In that Institution ~
tho age of one hundred and two years. enc
was born in Bristol, Conn.
Alexander King, a colored preacher W
wears old, was found dead ut his home III
Chicago.
NJ. A. Dauphin, head Of the Louisiana
lottery. died at New Orleans.
John b. Thompson, Of Lyons, Iowa, wa
thrown from his carriage and killed.
John Quincy Adams stabbed and instanti!
killed John McGinn IN Anderson county
Tennessee.
George Kopter, . Cincinnati barkeepeI
struck Nelson Ellis In the neck with MS hs
inflicting fatal injuries.
Three men plundered the Merchants ES
change at South Chicago, Ill. in broad day
light and were caught after thriiiin
pursuit.
Frank A. Early, 40 years old, was foun
dead in snow heap In New York CITY.
NeIphbors broke open the door OF Pett
Boose's residence at Lima, o., and foun
Mrs. Boose lying on the floor insensiole nm
n her 2-year-old child some distance AVA!
Boose was lying In the bedroom IN nk
condition. The house was full Of gas while
escaped from stove. Boose recovered III
ally. but the wife and child Will die.
George ID. Sanger, q clerk In drug stol
In Macon, Ca, dropped dead while sitI'n
on a stool in tho store. The autopsy :
yealed the fact that death was caused
oyerstimulation OF the heart, superinduc'
by excessive smoking OF cigarettes OF wni'
he consumed six or eight packages JAIL
He was 50 years old and leaves vile.
The J. w. Damn Manufacturing works
Columbus, o., was burned. Inc DANA
was t4S,000. 80,
Charlie Grille, lad 10 years old. XIII
Tom Bin, laborer at, Aurora MO-,
striking him over the head with Diliis
cue. Critic escaped. =.
Harry Simons, and John Brewer, oo
Of Ypsilsnti, Mich, have eioped WIN Dc
Eiseie and Rose Murphy. Brewer Is
Gle. but Simons leaves wife ana lo-ye'
old SON In destitute circumstances.
In November. 1894, domestic misund
s,andins between Edward Hughes and
~ la, xHyll iutenOcO
be cold-blooded assassination OF Hug
l,y his SON Michael, ut Penn Yam, Pa. ]
latter was now found dead In the sn
WHARF he assaulted his father. frozen
death.
Attn home near Shepardsville, KY
IT.. chit, n prominent farmer, was fou
dead In his room. He was 10 years
suffering from rheumatism, and In deDt
it Ia believed he committed suicide.
A sensational report was telegraphed
the effect that the negroes of Swan Lake
Greenback, Ark, were up In arms I
was uufounded. Only two negroes In
fight In which one was killed.
A s-year. old daughter Of DR.. II. A. BAL
wandered away from the house OF frie
ncnr Bceler, Kn. The alarm was Civ
and. Notwithstanding the fact that
nrairies were covered with voiun
hunters, the child was rot found until
morning. 1t had perirhed from cold
hunger.
Gus Reeves, n laborer, committed sui
in Chicago by taking rat-poison.
James Vest. school teacher. was 10
frozen TO death near Hamlin, w. Va
was buried In snowdrift
Emma Mather was killed on rail-
bridge near Halifax. Pa, by train.
was half way scross II, and, realiz'ni
danger, attempted TO drop through th'
into the creek below. The space was
narrow, however, and while she was y
TO squeeze through the engine struck
All her clothing was torn from her 2
I.cr ttlltnU her ALA