The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1893-08-12
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All Parts at he World.


A boiler explosion in a sawmill n
Camp Creek, Ohio, killed two broth
ers named Wolfe and John Alexan
dria.
The Cottrell Printing Press works
at Westerly, X. l., have reduced theil
force 100 men and are running only
three days week.
The work OF obtain ng jury to try
actor NJ. IL. Curtis at San Francisco
has been resumed Only two jurors
were accepted.
Michael Forsham left WATERFOWL, y.
", to walk To LOS Angeles, Cal. He
expects to accomplish the feat in ISIS
days.
X. NJ. Allen, manager OF ranch at
Rawlins, Wyo, was fred upon from
ambush, but escaped uninjured. This
was the scene of the recent cattle war.
At special meeting Of the stock
holders of the Moncton sugar refinery
OF Moncton, \. b., it was agreed TO
amalpamate the Nova Scotia, Halifax
and Moncton refineries
DIR. Edward Bed oe. en- United states
consul at Annoy, China. and ex-Vice-
Con ul Fales arriv d at San Francisco.
They are To come to Chicago to see the
Fair and then go t. Washington.
A railroad wreck is reported from
Fan JeronImo Mexico, on the line If
the Tehuanterec Isthmus road. A
passenger train jumped the track,
killing one man and severely injuring
several others
Gov. Mel on Of Minnesota has eau ed
suit to be brought against c. A
Smith n Co of Minneapolis TO aunul a
private sale OF pine lands in Mile
Laos county TIL law requires such
land to be sold ut public auction.
r. u. Shirley of Carlinville, H., was
elected without opposition to succeed
J. J. Phillip as Judge of the Fifth dis
trict.
Maurice J. Kelley has sued the Re-
public of St Louis, Mo. for $4,000
for charging him with being the cau.e
OF the death OF his brother NJ. ii.
Kelley.
Gov. Altgeld committed from four
teen to eight years the sentence of
James Dolby, convicted in Cook county
Of assault with intent TO kill.
The manager of the Farmers Eleva-
tor association at St Paul, Mimi.
have decided TO close their elevators
oBNlhlc NhSul Tue
rules of the new law.
The two men who committed the
murderous assault on Conductor Frank
Ward were arrested at Dubuque, Iowa.
Their names are Doyle and Sweeney.
The executive committee of the
Southern Illinois soldiers association
decided at Centralia, H.. TO hold its
eleventh annual reunion at Centralia
Oct. 4, : and G.
George W. Smith, well known
contractor of Rhinelander, Wis, shot
and killed his wife and shot himself
from which wound he will proba bly,
die. jealousy was the cause.
The First Congregational church at
Waukegan, Ill will celebrate its
semi, CENTENNIAL Thursday next. The
Revs. l.. =. Goodwin and james
Thompkins OF Chicago will deliver
addresses.
Every clew to the possible where
abouts of q. NJ. Brinkerhoff has been
followed up by his family at Spring
field, ILL.,, but thus far with no sue
cess. His disappearance remains an
absolute mystery.
A supreme sitting Of the Iron Hall
will Toe held at indianapolis, Ind, To
consider the reorganization of the
order and the securing of the $1,000
000 now tied up in receiverships
throughout the country.
Future sessions will be held in
Central Music Hall The candidates
for permanent chairmen are Allen w.
Thurman, |. \. stevens Jas II Plat
and A. {. Fisk, with the chances in |
favor OF the first named.
J. NJ. Fishba *. an operator at SAT-
louisville, Kan. has been shot, IRE
sumably 10y a tramp who intended to
rob the station and was iyhteRcd by
the effect of his shot Fishback will
probably recover.
Charles Miller was appointed at st.
Louis receiver of the Bohan Bios
Manufacturing company, which failed
in 1880. He was appointed trustee at
that time, but latterly affairs have
not been progress ing smoothly.
II Is understood at - Paul, Mimi,
that Judge Shires will decide that the
Indian Territory prisoners, Lobo and
Bonner, should be removed to some
jill in the Territory or discharged.
They are now in the Anamosa peni-
Tertiary.
John Nor, h and Lena Decamp, col
ored, were arrested at st. Louis Mo.
The girl is l5years old and has a dis
ordered mind. North worked at her
father farm at ST. Char es, Mo. and
persuaded her to elope with him.
The Rev. NJ. Rhodes of St Louis
lectured on "Bunyan" before the Rock
River as emily at Dixon, Ill. This is
to be a special day and among those to
speak are Miss Lolo Perkins, Miss
Daisy Corlock, and Miss Clara Hoff-
man.
+. ii. Wins of Holland, Mich has
brought suit for $4,000 against ID. c.
a. II. c. Reed and others of Kalamazoo,
for interference with his business OF
manufacturing spring tooth harrows.
The suit is one of a series brought
against antitrust harrow manufacture
ers in all parts of the country.
The contract for the construction of
Ward Science hall. which DIR. Pear
sons the Chicago philanthropist is to