The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1891-05-23
NEWS OF THE WEEK.
Latsst Intelligence From All Parts %
The World.


A warrant for Wisconsin's share OF
the direct tax refund amounting TO
"a, }33 was issued from the treasury
department Saturday.
thomas Stewart OF Ireland and Will
lam Stewart OF New York have begun
suit to eject William p. Smith from
premises in New York left him by A.
Il. Stewart, the deceased New York
merchant. They claim to be the legal
heirs OF the estate.
The Second Congregational ch urch
ut Rockford. H., passed resolutions
urging the importance OF the United
States becoming q party to the Brus-
seis treaty for the suppression OF the
slave trade and liquor traffic in Africa.
Stephen McGannigle's house at Bel
videre, Ill, was entered by n burglar
who stole 5000 from Mr.. McGannigle's
pocket and got away.
The postofiice ut Tripol, Bremen
county, Iowa. was entered by burglars
Saturday night who blew open the
safe and stole oil the stamps aud
money in the Office
Prof. w. r. Rountree. an amateur
aronaut, fell from a balloon at Spo-
kane and was killed.
Beginning yesterday the Standard
Oil company will pump no Ohio wells
Sunday. Some praise tins uction.
though certain pessimists declare the
monopoly desires 10 curtail Ohio's pro-
duction.
The convention OF railway conduct ors
at st. Louis elected w. p. Daniels,
grand secretary and treasurer: A. Il.
Garrison, grand senior conductor; 7.
b. Hartell, grand Junior conductor: j.
M. Green. inside sentinel; X. T. NAL
ready, outside sentinel: j. +. Jersey,
executive command; J. II. IAtsiner,
insurance comm, ssioner. A party OF
delegates went to Indanapo is to look
up the matter OF establishing perma-
nent headquarters in that city.
Bertha McFadden. aged ID, commit
ted suicide at Warronton, Ohio.
Charles Strand fell into an elevator
shaft at Michigan City, Ind, and was
killed.
Ole johnson of TaylorvilIe, ILL.,. was
crushed between two coal cars ut coal
mine at that place.
The German Catholic convention OF
Wisconsin begins to- day at Lacrosse.
are expected to be present.
The funeral OF Thomas Kelly and
John Ridenour. the two victims OF the
labor riot, was held in Denver. All
the labor unions in the city took part,
and there were 1000 men in line.
There isa well-delined case OF small
pox at Knoxville, Tenn.
China has formally accepted the in
vitation 10 anticipate ia ths world $
fair.
NJ w. Some, president OF the AM
erican Dock and Trust company of
New York, who died few weeks ago.
is said to have been Il defaulter for
$4,000.
The London Times saws there is n
strong probability Of failure OF Euro
pean crops this year, which will cause
a drain OF goll to America in the fall.
A hatboat carrying number Of
workingmen collided with steamer
on the Dnieper river. The boat was up
set and nineteen mon were drowned.
Richard G. Duncan, vino is reported
by cable as having attempted 10 muir
der his wife on the Sno WIDEN mountains
in Wales, is the son of the Rev. DR..
Thomas Duncan, an Episcopalian cler-
gyman Of Earlville, Nd. Duncan is "a
years old and has spent much OF his
time in Washington. Over a year ago
he left for a pleasure tour OF Europe.
His relatives did not know that he was
married. His victim is reported TO be
dying.
BY the new fast mail letters go from
Yokohoma, Japan, TO London IN TWEEN
ty-six DAYS.
Algeria is again devastated by
locusts. A Caravan from Morocco
passed through swarms Of locusts for
thirty-two days.
Prof. Bernneim Of Paris claims to
have secured excellent results in treat
ing consumptive patients by the trans
fusion OF goats blood.
The postotiice ut Ogden, Utah, was
burglarized and the funds and stamps
stolen.
Proceedings we're instituted at Fort
Dodge, Iowa, by the State Temperance
Alliance against the saloon men of the
town.
. Austin Mereness, for sixteen wears
IN inmate Of the Kalamazoo (Mich.)
insane asylum, was recently granted II
pension OF S72 month with 1913, 900
back pay. He was taken to Southern
Wisconsin by Charles Wales, and will
be cared Tor by his parents. The Off
Gals Of the asylum exacted $3.50
from Mereness' friends before they
would give up their charge.
John A. Dillon, for eight years man.
aging editor Of the st. Louis Post-Dis-
petclI, has gone to New York to assume
editorial control Of the World.
Morrison George had quarrel with
his wife at Louisville. Ky. She struck
him on the head with Ratchet, kill
ing him instantly.
Low Price. colored, was arrested 'at
Nebraska City. Neb.. charged with
leading 13-year-old Irine Grimble
astray. The girls parents are promi-
nent people. t
Emperor William had q narrow es-
cape from being killed in q runaway
accident while out riding.
At Allegheny City Mike Stable, an
electric light inspector, grasped q live
wire with improperly insulated pliers
and received a shock OF 5000 volts It
was fifteen minutes before the current
was turned oil and Stable could release
himself. His hands and feet are fear
fully burned.
Christian Zehr. OF Lilly, ILL.,. has re-
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