The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1893-12-30
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of New Brunswick has been appointed
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS of that province
John Murray made an assault on
Rev. Russell and wife near Gibson, Ill
He has been bound over to the grand
jury.
The United German society Of Hamil-
ton, Ohio, assigned to Chrsten Ben
ningholen. Assets and liabilities,
SIS 600 each.
At Pine Bluff, Ark, the cotton and
implement warehouse of Bluthenthal
& Co. was destroyed by fire. Loss,
sl5, 200; partly insured. ..
Mrs. Sutherland, the divorced wife
of Dr. K. J. Sutherland, committed sui
eide at Albuquerque, n. NJ, by cutting
her throat
Fire in the lumbervard of the T.
Finck Schmidt Lumbar company,
Louisville. Ky, caused a loss of SIS, 200
with $40. 900 insurance.
The Marinette, Wis, Iron Work
company has gone into voluntary dis
solution. Its works will be continued,
the directors acting as trustees.
Manager Knox of the Shenango
glass works. Newcastle, Pa. has an
nounccd that fires will be lighted. En-
ployment will be given TO 800 men.
The damage suit brought by Mrs. E
s. Randall against j. q. Randle at
Dallas, Texas. for killing her husband
last Christmas has been compromised
for $4,000.
Mahar Bros furniture factory at
Medina, y. V, was destroyed by fire.
Loss, Sos, 0O0 insurance, S35, 200. Nearly
200 men are thrown out of employ
ment.
At Napoleon. Ohio, the windmill fac
kolbe's livery stable, and Wallace
Blair's general store were burned.
Loss. ST., 900: insurance. $500,
The Seaboard Air line has secured n
controlling interest in the Macon and
Northern and the Georgia. Southern
and Florida railroads. viii III gives it n
through line to Florida.
kilograms from Washington make it
certain that permission has been
granted TO j. +. Stcarns of Ludington,
Mich, to build at Odanah, Wis. n
$50, 900 sawmill. Mr.. Stearns has left
for Washington to file his bond of
$4,000.
Seventeen hundred men were given
work in Shenley and Highland Parks
on city work. More men applied for
work than could be accommodated. |
Other unemployed people are being
taken care of and much distress has
been relieved.
The private bank of Olmsted &
Storms of Galesburg. Mich, has sus-
pended
John W. Knipe and son were killed |
by the explosion of u thrasher boiler |
near Logan. Ohio. ...
4. j. Small agent of the Rig Four
railroad at kcsslers. Ohio, has been ar
rested, u shortage in his accounts be-
ing alleged.
William Lcml<c. with his team of |
horses. was killed Ivy passenger train
on the Omaha branch near Neillsville, |
Wis.
W. r. DUNCAN. tho commission man |
of Sioux Falls, :. D.. denies the report |
of his attempted suicide recently at |
Loveland. Ohio.
Holland Mich, school children have |
contributed for the destitute miners of |
the Upper Peninsula a carload of pro-
visions and clothing. .l.
In the Virginia Legislature Gen. Eppa |
Hunton was elected United States |
senator for the short term and Thomas
=. Martin for the long term.
succersful operation was performed |
nj Paris on Senator Wolcott of Colorado
for double hernia of the stomach. lie
is reported 10 be rapidly improving.
Mary Doyle. aged 90, her brothers,
James, aged IL. aud John, aged II. and
Charles Neal, aged l6. were drowned
in Chocolate lake, near Halifax, y. s.,
while skating.
Samuel Richie of the Warrcnsburg
0ll) Times was viciously assaulted by
William Latin and Otis Richie be
cause of fancied persecution. The lat
ter are under arrest.
A favorable report has been ordered
on the house bill to provide for the
opening of certain military rcscrva-
tions. Western and southern congress
men are greatly interested in the
measure.
The Northwestern and Wisconsin
Central roads are employing 100 of
Hurley's destitute people to keep tho
yards clear of snow from heavy fall.
1t is four feet deep on the level and is
still falling.
At a meeting of his congregation
called against the orders of the prcsby-
terry Rev. DIR. d. b. Gregg, pastor OF
the Twelfth Presbyterian church, BAL
timore, Md, has been sustained. lie
is accused of being too liberal in his
views
The controversy between the water
works company and the Kansas City
authorities has been settled. The ar
rangemcnt, which is compromise,
provides for payment of the back hy-
drant rental and a renewal of the con-
tract on mutually satisf actory terms
England has decided to largely in
crease the strength of her navy