The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1891-03-28

Michael Davitt declared that Mr.. Par
nell had no intention Of resigning his seat
Ia Parliament. He added that II Pnrnell
did resign and Offer himself ~ sandidatc
TO- reelection he would DO defeated.
A banana train on the Illinois Central
was wrecked near Kankakee, ILL.,, and
thirteen cars OF fruit were derailed. The
loss Is about 81 0,O00.,
The Modock Democratice Tariff Reform
Club of Keokuk, Iowa, sent silver medals
10 DIR. Moore and Mr.. Cockrell, the two
Independent members Of the Illinois Legis-
lature Who voted for Senator Palmer for
United Statcs Senator.
AL johnson Of baseball fame Is again
up In arms against the league. claiming
its Off, crs have acted In bad faith toward
him.
Tho will of Baroness Fahnenberg, maxi
ing provision for charitable institution
st Lexington, KY, has been upheld by the
igation on the part of the Baroness rela-
tives.
Pittsburg has 1000 cases OF grip
Street-car companies and large Offices ar
affected.
Gen. Joseph f. Johnston, now So years
old, Is suffering from serious attack of
heart disease from which his permanent
recovery Is not pr obable.
Lambert N. Goldsmith has been held in
$1,000 bonds at Columbus, Ind, for assault
with intent to kill upon Robert Skilinun,
whose condition is critical.
A jubilee Is IN progress at Brown Val
Icy. MINI, owes the opening OF the Wah-
peton and Sissei ton reser, atoms, which
include .. 900 quarter. section. ci land.
Near Georgetown Col, a party of sixteen
young people were hurled down u noun.
tain side b. an unmanageable team and
fifteen were injured, some, it is elieved,
fatally.
The Rev. Howard Macqueary, Of Can
ton, Ohio. convicted of here's by an Epis.
copal court, has received calls from ,he
church of the Messiah (Unitaiian) aG
Chicago and from any other prominent
churches. He declines to make ret. ac-
ton.
The Eli nbetbport. IN J.) steam cord
age works were destroyed by fire. The
loss is $3.50, 00j. A vast quantity OF bind
ing twinc was destroyed.
Mary +. Dewey, alias Charles Dewey of
Goshen, Ind. has applied for pensi II.
The ground of her claim are that sue
ser, ed through the war in the Twenty
sixth hio olunteers an that while in
the ser, ice she received n guushot wound
in her left leg which has let her di able !.
Great excitement Prevails on the stock
board at San Francisco and some shares
have made heavy advances on report of
the devel u ment of new ore.
The United States minister to Germany,
Mr.. Phelps, has induced the German gov
crnmcnt to remove the embargo on Amer
lean cattle, and they are now allowed to
land ut Hamburg. it is probable that
hogs will als) be admitted
ve,net Jordan, ac used of stealing cat
tie, was arr. stsd in Aspen and returned
to Alamosa, Colo. He went to his home
and, eluding tho officers for moment,
went into his barn and hanged himself.
in wreck near Greencastle, Mo-, Mrs
Sarah G.. Campbell was killed outright,
the conductor was fatally and eleven
Others were seriously injured.
Acting Secretary Nettleton has inform
ed the Governor of Minnesota that that
State is entitled to the sum Of S I2,2i5 I'M
der the provisi ms of the direct tax act
William Palmer, thrice tried for the
murder OF his brother, Albert Palmer, at
Saginaw, Mich, and recently convicted
of murder In the second degree, was ZEN
fenced to the State prison for thirty
years.
The Chicago and Ohio River Traffic as
ISOLATION are in session in Cincinnati to
consider iron and other rates based on
iron. il Is understood that there will be
a slight advance over present RATES.
Jonas Hoover, n prominent attorney
and local politician at Elkhart, Ind is
in trouble for mailing, II is alleged, pos
tai card calling Jacob Ulery of Goshen,
Ind. a dead beat. Hoover says he can
produce equally damaging mailed matter
Involving Ulery.
The last of the Dos Mones 'boodle al
dermep' cases has been dismissed. No
convictions have been made. it is proba-
bile that there will be no further prosecu-
tons.
George W. Higgins has brought suit
against the '.Big -Four" railroad company
for $40, coo damages on account of tho
death of his son. who was killed near La
fayette, In1.. in Ma 'ch 1850
A motion for new trial for Patrick
O'Sullivan, now serving life senten. G in
the Joliet Penitentiary for tse murde: of
DR.. Cronin, has been su, m.tted in the
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