The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1892-11-05
UPPER PENINSULA.

cDroiilnehb cI eiSiity ono otuuohtS'
The peoples party organ has been
launched at Calumet. 1t is called the
Michigan Patriot and is elitel by e.
w. Min ,r.
Eugene Boyer WAS drowned viii Q
trying to cross Lake Antoine, rear
Iron Mountain. lie leaves u wife and
six childron.
Geoirry King, q 1G year old South
Lake Linden boy, fell olfa pile Of poles.
Some of the poles fell on him and kill
cd him in family.
Ex Governor Lucc charges Warden
Maimborg, OF the Marquette prison,
with malfeasanco in Office. Sensational
developments are expected soon.
Negaunee loople have been taken in
for a large amount by u pair Of clever
book agents. They supposed thcy
were 81 ming for 50 worth of books,
but now find tho contract calls for SO.
Even is rapidly assuming metro
politan airs. A hank is about to be es-
tab!ished there to be known as the
Even Exchange Bank. w. II. Card
ner, OF Edmore, is the ono who is
pushing the enterprise.
The cost of the new mill to be built
at Salmon Trout river for the Atlantic
mine Will be about $25O,0J A rail
road is being built from the mino to
the new mil site. The Improvement
will be completed i'll about three years.
Tie Kenton Lumber Company has
completed the erection OF u mill at
Kenton, Mich, using the machinery
formerly nt Nestoria. Saving viii
soon begin on contract to cut ont
100000 feet Of logs from the Kroil
tract.
Fred Johnston demented prisoner
in the Marquette Jail was
found lying deal on tho floor OF
his &C about 0 O'Clock Saturday even.
ing. He had apparently dashed his
head against tho wall until llc fractured
his skull and produced q fatal concus-
sion OF tue brain.
The owner OF the schooner Zach
Chandler ere informed that the crew
has arrived at Saut Ste. Marie. The
tug has been stopped from going to the
wrecl; us there is nolhing to save.
Captain G. Il. Bennon says the insur-
ence WAS So, 750. The cargo of lumber
was insured for G12, 500. The freight
list was also insured.
The work OF track-lnyirg on the On
tonagon extension of the Milwaukee q
Northern railroad las come t., o stand
still until what appears to he bottom
less pit has been filed. The sink hole
is thirteea miles west of Channing, and
some fifty thoHsand yards Of earth
have been dumped toto it, but with no
encouraging results, as the bottom is
still "out Of i&h.."
The pmke.tcn & Hudson mill on
Sucker creek, Ontonagon county, has
been completed and bejan running last
week. II is reached ly spur OF the
Milwaukee, Lake Shore a. Western
railway IL miles long, recently complct-
ed. The mill is double band, with
single, lath and siding mill in con-
nection and as it is located in the midst
of rich pine belt which has never
been touched, it undoubtedly has n
long run before 1t.
The Chicago scho oner JOHN Wesley
went ashore twenty-five miles west of
Marque te Monday afternoon. The
crew came ashore without loss OF life.
The schooner is on n rocky beach and
is likely to stay there. She wa5 owned
by Captain A. =. Read OF Chicago, val
ued at So, coo aud is fully insured. The
Wesley was bound from Chicago to
Portage Entry for u cargo Of stone
There are but three feet of water a
round the stranded boat.
The scow which the ting Edward
Fiske lost OF Granite Island Friday
evening went ashore just above Little
Preeqrc T'lc ebou' 10 o'clock the same
rta.a lTet twplvc men on boari
fs,adshay 1, .ie moss hid AID iiiml
.4e ou ITO ,ond heach thc,
,Eanl IN apd repf tp SLEEP, AImu
8 eloc 5utflay morning thy con
stu@nl NJ, ~ hoarl' aui we q
its 0niip9 ashore when Captain
c ary M he lie SAVING crew arriv'
Ell on the &C ne
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