The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1892-07-02
UPPER PENINSULA NEWS
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EXCHANGES.
A 100000 German Catholic churcl
is being built at Menominee.
Hon. Rowland Connor organized Q
tent of Maccabees at Even last week.
A fine brick depot is to be built al
Ironwood hy the Milwaukee & Lake
Shore road
L. Day & Co., of Hurley have made
an assignment. Their liabilities are
placed at SEA, 1000.
Even will celebrate the Fourth in
grand style. Hon. Rowland Connoi
will deliver the grafton, and Stecker's
Negaunee band will furnish tho music.
A rich vein has been struck at the
Huron mine and the force has been in.
creased to rs men. Tho stamp mil
has been started on the night and day
shifts.
The city OF Ishpeming will give the
Cleve!and-C Cliffs compony exemption
from taxation for a term of 2J years. il
the company will only locate its blast
furnace there.
John Roach, machinisi, 500, was run
over by the electric street eur Wednes-
day morning and del while being
operated on at the hospital. He has
a dependant family.
Negaunee has decided to uniform its
police force in regulation style, and the
proudest men in Michigan will be those
Negaanee coppcrs when they get on
their new cl.,thes July 4th.
The cid case of the HON esteaders
against the Portage lake canal com pany
has been decided i'll favor OF tie canal
company by the secretary of the interior.
BY so doing he aflirms the decision of
the general land office.
WiIliim Chapman, moss esteemed
and popular young man, OF Negaunee,
who was soon to be married to Mayor
Anihony's eldest daughter, received a
bad fall last Friday and did from his
injuries yesterday.
Rev. I. J. Joslin, of Ishpeming care
lessly left his grip in car seat when
he lett the train at petoskey. As he
Lad fooiishiY left his pochethook con-
tanning $500 in the grip he bewai!s the
fact that there are not more honest
men in The world.
At the 500 Tuesday q Canadian
Pacific passenger locomotive struck the
team and vehicle of Mrs. Fred Greaser
at crossing. Both horses were killed
outright aud Mrs Creaser was hurled
some distance. hut it is not thought her
injuries will prove fatal.
On Saturday last the Maryland put
up the cargo record one notch by tax
ing out 8 40S gross tons, equal to 3,817
net tons OF to l27, ,233 bushels OF wheat.
She will make $500 soon, and can do
it on draft OF seventeen feet As the
case now stands she scar les the broom"
Iron Port.
A pair OF runaway horses in Lake
Lindon nearly killed the driver Thurs
day, and clearing themselves from the
wagon, jumped oser five children on the
sidewalk. Everybody supposed those
children would be killed or MANNED,
but, marvellous to state, none of them
were injured.
There was close approach to bad
accident at Marquette last Friday about
which the 500" road olli:i.,ls are not
saying much. An ore train got in the
way OF the heavily loaded Boston express
east bound, end everything was carried
out as usual. The engine was smashed,
after the crew jumped. and tie baggage
car and smoker let the rails. No one
was hurt.
On Friday evening last rs II. G.. Gra-
ham and Chas. Hamilton were sitting
in tie the house of the former and
Mrs. Graham was busy about her work
in the sume room, Mr.. Graham took
his revolver from its place to clean it.
lie laid it upoa the table for some
reason and Hamilton picked it up and
cooked it upon which Graham caution
ell him It's loaded"-but The caution
came too late, tho hammer fell, the
the cartridge exploded and the bullet,
one 80 caliber, struck Mrs. Graham in
the right side just over the crest OF the
illium. DIR. Phillips was called but
could neither trace the bullet by a
probe nor determine by the symptoms
the severity Iof tho wound. As the
patient then showed no evidence of
Shock and as tho wall of her
abdomen was quite thick, il was hoped
that the bullet had not penetrated and
that the wound was superficial only,
but on Saturday the symptoms showed
that this hope was futile, aud death