The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1892-08-27
UPPER PENINSULA NEWS

The EXCELSIOR Iurnaco, he"f AonPo
ing, has gone out Of blast.
DIR. w. q. Young gets the appoint
ment as pension surgeon at st. Ignace.
John w. Griffith has been commission
ed postmaster at Kitchi, Houghton
county.
Two hundred dollars was stolen from
the officials OF tho Armour Packink 20.
at Ironwood.
An Iron Mountain saloonist has
been taken in on confederate bills
accepting them for greenbacks.
Negaunee's new blast furnace will
employ 1000 men and use 36O,OOO
bushels Of charcoal each month.
| AGO mile logging road will be built
from Iron Mountain up the Menominee
to a pine tract containing 15O,OOO,OOO
feet. n
| Peter JIisbe. of Calumet, was ac-
cidentally shot by q friend Tuesday
evening. He is thought to be fatally
wounded.
A scheme to connect Marquette with
Ishpeming and Negaunee by an electric
railroad is being agitated and VIII
probably be successful.
The trammers at the Lake Superior
Hematite mine struck for higher pay
this week, and ovei 100 men were dis.
charged. Many Of them have retupned
to work.
Three Cinnamon were arrested lat
st. iIgnace, only one OF whom had
United States papers. The others were
released after turtle attempts to IN
terest Detroit officials.
Charles Ray stole horse and buggy
in Green bay, duplicated his title
scheme in Sturgeon Bay, sold both
outfits and married ON Escanaba young
woman. He's in Jail in Sturgeon Bay.
Boats are now permitted TO pass
the 500 canal drawing IA feet 8 inches
and a further increase is soon expected
g The water has on several occasions late
ly been in the neighborhood OF 10 Zee
y, over the lower miter sill.
A deckhand of the steamer Pionee
fell overheard in the Marquette harbo
Wednesday morning at about 2 o'clocl
NJ and was drowned. 1t was thought b
= some that it was case of suicide. In
body was recovered in short time.
! Kimmel, Robertson g. Co., who hav
| until recently conducted retail var
in Marquette, and whose mill Is
CRYSTAL Lake, have made an assignmel
OF to Sidney Adams, of that city. The
affairs will probably be soon in shat
to allow them to resume.
The train dispatcher and the loo
Bile barber of Trout Lake indulged in
fight day or SO ago, because the hl
suite adiuster dubbed his wife. ~
Nn. dispatcher secured winchester, al
De the barber o revolver. Friends int
~ fered and prevented bloodshed.
an Since the range lights have been
Vk tablished in the st. Mary's river boz
-. bound up are arriving at the 500 at
hours Of the night. This will materia
assist in stopping the delay heretoi'
caused by the jam Of vessels at the Il
OAs through their being unable to reach
80 500 during the night.
The secretary of the interior
. denied motion for review OF
.r decision OF the commissioner OF
general land Office in deciding !
j., james T. Judge has q right to maxi
homestead entry for tho southeast t
re section "a, township As, north range
~ in the Marquette district.
plies. A raft of logs containing nine mil
feet of lumber was towed out OF
.;o,. Mary's river at Detour last Satur
night. This enormous raft, whicl
the largest eyer known at the 500,
in charge of five powerful tugs
r,r was destined to Bay City for Bradl'
Hurst. The raft was valued at Sl4a
IL u and the boom which surrounded
" $4,000.
From Supervisor B. I. Chyno'
with of RocIiand, vino was in town We
-, day, wo learned that the full am
collected to date FOR the Roclland
sufferers is 33,S22.25, which has
uf' divided among these needing assist
oi 'he Other cases of desti!ution were re
'eros'' ed they were taken care OF at
uinss' What there was left after that,
e W. divided, SO as to give few dollar
lso Us those who had lost their homes
many aon.on,ate bu;ldinp again soon.
u my The money thus received VIII
them start, and they can by grei
IS, ertion once more secure them q
. Ill. aOur people," he says, "feel very
ps for full for the assistance. ."-Ontol
Herald.