The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1891-04-25
NEWS OF THE WEEK
Latest Intelligence From Al
I; Parts Of tho World.

A mass-meeting In Bloomington, ILL.,,
passed resolutions opposing the open
ing OF the worlds fair Sunday.
The official census OF the city OF Fort
Wayne, Ind. is 85,393. The suburbs
OF South Wayne and Riverside will in
crease IL to 10000.
Perry Hogden, assistant cattle In
spector from the bureau OF cattle in
dustry, Is located at Arkansas City,
Kan, where he will label all cattle
crossing the State line as southern cat
tie and subject to quarantine regula-
tions.
The Delaware House has passed the
Senate bill forbidding the courts to en-
terrain applications for divorce ground
ed upon causes occurring in other States
or countries unless such alleged causes
are grounds for divorce under the law
OF such other State or country.
Poison In q we'll ut Linden, KY, O
Louisville suburb, resulted in the death
Of one OF the guests at the wedding of
the daughter OF Albert Hurr, a prom
inent and wealthy farmer. Sixty OF
the most prominent people OF the coun-
ty were present and 1t is expected that
several will die. 1t Is thought q serv-
ant is guilty Of the deed.
Fire at Little Rock, Ark, destroyed
property OF the value OF $500, 600, with
On insurance OF $500, 200.
The celebrated case Of Mrs. Myra
Clark Gaines against the city OF New
Orleans has been compromised and her
heirs will receive $500, 900 in the settle
ment.
Prince Bismarck has consented to
stand fora re-ballot in Geestemuende,
but he has also consented to become n
candidate in the Lehr district. The
latter is strongly conservative and will
undoubtedly return the ex.chancellor.
Information from Buenos Ayres in
dicates that civil war will grow out OF
the complications that the presidential
election will cause.
The number OF deaths in Cleveland,
Ohio, last week was 1850. This Is the
largest number OF deaths in one week
in the history of the city.
Mrs. Catherine Dolan, OF Lafayette,
Ind, was fatally kicked by horse.
The tug Alice NJ. Campbell is ashore
near Frankfort. Mich.
A grand union church meeting at
Vincennes, Ind, closed q successful re-
vival in which oil protestant denomina-
tons joined.
/; Tacoma is to have permanent ex-
position, the last OF the desired $780,
600 having been raised to begin the
building.
Petitions have been filed ut OF
tawa, Ont. to unseat Adolphe Caron-
Minister OF Militia, and Sir Hector Lam
~ Dbl he IN
corrupt practices.
The governor OF the Creek Nation has
declined to interfere with the sentence
in the case OF seven men who are con-
demned to be shot twenty miles
west Of Euraula, /. I.
Charles NUNS, aged five, was burned
to death by fire IN his fathers barn
near Wichita, Kan.
/ Charles Cokefair and Thomas Dobson,
both living near Charlottesville, Ind,
committed suicide.
The general subscription lists for the
German testimonial were closed at
Baltimore. The cost Of the elab-
crate silver service will be $4,000.
The movement has not been q popular
one.
james Osborne, n prominent business
man of Bridgeport, ILL.,, attempted
suicide by taking opium. His condi-
ton is critical.
The Michigan state military board
has decided to hold this years encamp-
ment of the state troops at Whitmore
Lake, Washtenaw county, commencing
July 10.
Santa Clara Gal. grape-growers have
combined to put up the price OF their
wines.
The widow Of the late United States
Senator A. G. Dodge is dying at Bnrl-
ington. Iowa.
The Kaweah colony in Tulare coun-
ty, California, has come to grief. 1t
was organized on the Bellamy plan,
but the leaders are said to have used
the colony only as a means OF enriching
themselves.
General Charles s. Hamilton died at
aged 50.
General Kilbourn Knox, Governor of
the Milwaukee (Wis.) Soldiers Home,
is dead. General Knox was q member
Of General Sherman's staff.
Milton H. Butler, former Chicago
business man, died ut Mount Clemens,
Mich. nged 60 years. Arson l.. Storey,
n brother Of the late Wilbur F. Storey,
died at South Bend, Ind, aged 80 years.
A large supply Of corn has been
brought to light in Southern Nebraska
by the recent rise in pricea The Bu"-
lington & Missouri River railroad alone
Is moving an average of 100 cars daily.
At Alliance. Ohio, Addie Duncan, q
farmers daughter, fell from fence
and broke her neck. Hogs partly de-
voured the body before it was found.
At Shullsburg, Wis, Mrs. Jacob
Blotz shot and MORALLY wounded her
brother, Henry Ivey. as he was enter
ing her house for the purpose Of killing
her.
Col. Charles Ogden Wood Of Indiana
died'at Washington.
A representative Of the Mexican gov
eminent has been sent to Ell Paso to
meet the Presidential party and extend
an Invitation to visit the City Of
Mike Bowerman, the well-known
trottfng horseman, was expelled by the
directors OF the Lexington Fair Assoc
citation for non-payment OF rent. but,
from his story. without cause.
DR.. Sharp, Of Stockton, ILL.,, who had
expressed his approval Of the lynching
OF the Italians at New Orleans, has re-
ceived letters signed by the "Mafia"
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