The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1891-02-14
NEWS OF THE WEEK.
Latest Intelligence From An
Parts of the World.

OTeut Dfltulu W tuhe PtTt tuc WOfiu
fair which Is to be held In Chicago in 1898.
Mrs Fritz Castenbrock, of Kalamazoo,
committed suicide while her family was ut
breakfast by hanging her chin over small
cord, both ends of which were fastened to
rafter in the garnet Of her houss. She
had been suffering intense pain from
erysipelas for several days.
NJ. Berger, director OF the late exposi-
ton In Paris and now member OF the
Chamber OF Deputies, referring to the
world fair OF the United States. said he
would be unable to go to Chicago to give
advice to its organizers, as M. Roustan,
the French minister at Washington, had
urged him to do. Mr. Berger added,
however, that the correspondent could tell
the citizens of Chicago that he was entire
ly at their disposal in Paris.
The second trial of William Palmer at
East Saginaw, Mich. for the murder Of
his brother has resulted in a disagree
nent Of the jury.
Two cases OF small pox in Macoupin
county, ILL.,, have terminated fatally. No
new cases are reported.
A passenger train on the Cotton Belt
Road was wrecked near Stuttgart Ark.
The fireman was killed and the engineer
nortally wounded.
business failures for the week number
POS, compared with $40 last week, and
32l in the corresponding week OF 1890.
The strike Of the coal miners Of Belle
lille, H., has been ended by the operators
conceding an increase Of ray to the work
men.
Two soldiers names unknown, were
drowned in the Missouri river ut Winona,
n. ID.
W. g. Howells, son of prominent Mis-.
souri, attorney, was lodged in Jail by Unit
ed States officers at St. Louis, charged
with robbing a stage in Colorado last Au-
gust.
James Redpath, the well-known journal
list and labor advocate, was run down by a
street car in New York and seriously in
jured.
Jay Gould and G.. p Huntington will
unite under one management the Missouri
Pacific and Southern Pacific railroads,
which will control 1000 miles of railway
The election in Canada will be contested
on the issue of reciprocity with the United
states, the liberals advocating and the con-
servatiSes opposing the policy.
The Marquis de Leuville, once engaged
TO be married to Mrs Frank Leslie, has
sued the Chronicle of Oldham, England,
for libel for writing up his escapades.
In fight with Havana police on board
steamship, Montclonge, the noted Cuban
bandit and two companions were killed
and a fourth was captured.
An examination into the accounts of de-
faulting State Treasurer Woodruff of Ar
kansas, by his bond smen showed short
age OF 500 ,000 and it is expected that n
legislative investigation will increase this
amount.
The bolt and nut manufacturing plant
Of j. Henry Sternhergh a. Son, ut Read
ing Pa, the largest of its kind in America
burned entailing n loss of S275, 900 Ensured
for two-tbirds. Six hundred men are
thrown out OF employment
An Albany IN. W paper reports that
the American Express Company has
secured control of the National Express
Company, and that the price paid for the
stock of the latter con1,rn was far above
par.
The Workingmen's League at Haverhill
Mass, is endeavoing to form an alliance
with the farmers of the State, and to
build an organization in the East Similar
10 the farmers considerations in the South
aud West.
bHlttu otutts oONCIuulcub
tailed to examine the coast defenses aud
railways of Mexico report having found
them in better condition than they antici-
pated. The coass works, in particular,
are progressing with notable rapidity.
At Marion, Iowa. an attempt was made
to as>assinate c. NJ. Hollis What prompt.
ed the net is not known
At New Hampton, Iowa, Miss Anna
a. A..s..a l,...l
Thermometer In her mouth and was fatally
poisoned by the mercury.
Elmer Cla"k, SUPERINTENDENT of the
Kansas City. Mo, Cabl, Railroad com
pGny, was struck 10y grip car in power
house and killed.
The Ontario Government Is asked by the
Temperance people for sweeping restrictive
liquor legislation.
Years ago whom the old Boston, Hart
ford x Els railroad promis d to be an inn
pOrtant line the Ames family acquired a
considerable quantity of land in Dorches-
ter part OF Boston. The Board of
Health has condemned the property.
1t Is reported that a syndicate of brew
ers has been formed in Germn ny to manu-
facture beer in the United States.
= The Co. eyville dynamite episode, which
cheated a sensation in poiti' al circles dur
ing the campaign of iSSs, was revived
in the lower House of the Karsas legis!n
ture by Mr.. Andrews, who introduced a
resolution looking TO an investigation of
the matter.
a sensation was created in the Kala-
mazoo, Mich, insane asylum by the sud
den death of Miss Jennie Barth, who went
crazy over religion. she was taken to a
bathroom by attendants, and white there
was severely scaided, the shock causing
instant Hath