The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1891-05-16


!, Francis T. Adams, Corporation Coun-
sci dnri, z Harrisom's irst term. has
been nominated ty the Republicans -, d
the Chicago Democracy TO succeed
Judge Grinneil. The ten sitting Judges
were also renominated.
An attempt was made Yesterday to
take the lives OF the leading members
OF the Chiliun ministry by means OF u
bomb
1t Is reported from Madrid tInt TIE
/ Treaty entered into between 81 an and
the United s ates may lie re,omnced
by either side upon due notice being
! given.
The New York Hernld has declared
for james q. Blaine for President in
1902
Jay Gould proposes the formation of
a new railroad pool by the western
lines
At New York Joseph Barondess, the
labor leader, was sent enced to twenty
one months in State prison for extor-
ton.
The American engineers who inspect t.
ed the Nicaragua canal says it is an as
sured success.
| The statement OF the pension office
shows that during the month OF April
there were issued 3l,41j pension certi-
licates, the first payments on which
aggregated S3,S14,S15. The average
first pay ment to each pensioner was
| $122.S3.
At the meeting Of the stockholders
OF the Tennessee, Coal. Iron, and Rail-
way company ut Tracy City, Tenn, the
proposition OF the English syndicate to
! purchase the Tennessee property of the
company for 81. 500. 600 was rejected by
q two-thirds vote.
The Pope's encyclical on socialism
will he published Whitsunday.
DIR. II. .. Mary OF Boston was elect
ed president OF the American Medical
association. The association petitions
! Congress 20 create new cabinet officer
Pto be called the secretary OF public
| health.
| Charles Oscar Decourcey, who
created ~ sensation in Machas, Mo-,
by assuming the title OF Lord Allen
! dale and claiming to be heir to vast
| fortune, was sentenced TO two years in
the State prison.
| T. 7. Hutchinson, the eccentric
! Chicago specuiator, is visiting friends
! in Boston.
The New York Mail and Express
J opposes the opening of the worlds fair
on Sunday.
Mrs. John Murby Of Portsmouth, n.
/ H., was so frightened by her steplather
that her hair turned white in an hour
The failure Of the Hansard Publish
ing Union and Banking company Of
London for Sj,000,000 has almost
beggared many persons.
At Mcnamara Bros's mines, near
Birmingham, Ala, cavern caught
five men, killing two and wounding
three
1t is now claimed in New York that
Inspector Byrnes is baliled in his search
for Jack the Ripper" and that the
man under arrest is Innocent
Peter Peterson, II Swede living near
Beacon, Iowa, was SO badly beaten by
his two brother-in.laws that he died.
1t is said the experts employed by
TIE Washburn e Moen Wire company
ut Worcester, Mass, have discovered %
process by which steel can be made
equal to copper in tenacity and dura-
bility.
The number Of Belgian miners on
strike has reached 1000.
Arthur Talbot and BERTHE Davis, two
boys claiming to hail from Chicago,
are n London, where they tell n story
Of having been coaxed on board the
cattle steamer Uskar at New York and
compelled TO work on the voyage.
! President Balmaceda has solicited the
! good offices OF France, the United
| States, and Brazil in an effort TO re-
store peace in Chill.
AT Salina, Kan, nine prisoners in the
county Jail overpowered ond strangled
the sheriff and attempted to break the
Jail door down. Before they succeed
ed the sheriff released himself, and
drawing his revolver, succeeded in re-
storing order.
Near st. Louis. Mo-, the quarrymen
who struck last Friday took possession
OF two quarries and carried the tools
away with them, intimidatng The
workmen and causing them to leave
their places.
John Calder & Co., commission mer-
chants at New Orleans, have asked
their creditors for an extension. The
firm owes $2ej,o00
Conductor George Gleason was
KILLED, and Engineer Whitney and Fire.
man Hamburg were seriously injured
at Omaha by an engine jumping the
track