The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1893-07-01
NEWS SUMMARY.
Ssskly News Review Of tho wsrk

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Vermont
Paymaster John C. Sullivan. u. S.
N, will soon be brought before q gem
eral court martial. Char ges OF irreg-
ularity are being prepare d. He IS I'M
der suspension at VALLEJO, Cal.
At the session OF the Elk Gran d
Lodge at Detroit, Ashley AppGjy of
Louisville, Kv., was elected Grabd Elk
allied Ruler and Allen o. Myers Of Gin
cinnati Secretary.
II. c. Frick of the Carneg'e Company
and Ben But terworth Of Cincinnati
are negotiating TO buid large iron
and steel mill in Fl malay, Ohio, to
manufacture Heckerts projectiles.
The attorneys for DR.. Thatcher
Graves, who is awaiting a rehearing
at Denver. Colo, on the charge of
poisoning Mrs. Barnaby Of Providence,
X. l., have applied 20 the Supreme
Court for a writ OF habeas corpus and
ask that the doctor be forever set free.
The two small sons OF Frank Free
m an, living near Sherman, Ill, were
drowned, falling into well.
Miss Hattie lIorner, the Kansfs
poetess, and Earl Louthan Of Chicago
were married at White Water, Kan.
John Harrison ard wife OF Lead
vile, Colo, drew sI,5OO, their savings
OF years, from the bank. That night
the money was stolen.
The Rev Rodney Edwards, formerly
pastor of Trinity Church in San Fran
cisco. was arrested there charged with
embezzling $1,000 trust funds.
A man giving the name of Page
al ~
Waterloo. Iowa, charged with swind-
ling farmer out OF 81, 200 on a patent
right scheme.
Rainmaker Melbourne has made a
contract with Senator Warren and
other citizens OF Laramie County,
Wyo., to produce one-half inch of rain
within the next five days.
Miss Nettic Wetzel swallowed sew
eral grains of strychnine at Peoria.
ILL.,, and died few hours later. She
was lG years old and has been insane
on the subject of suicide for over
year.
& Secretary John w. Baer of the
United Society of Christian Endeav,r
has sent from Boston a final letter to
President Higinbotham of the Worlds
Fair uging a reconsideration of the
decision to open Sunday.
Railway telegraph superintend ent
ut Milwaukee elected the following
officers: President, u. j. Fry of Mil.
waukee; Vice-President. o. c. Greene
of St Paul; Secretary and Treasurer
c. w. Drew of Chicago.
Mrs Peary has decided to again ac-
company her husband on his Arctic
expedition. DIR. Edward +. Vincent
of Springfield, ILL.,, who was formerly
Surgeon General Of the Illinois Ma
tional Guard. has been appointed Chief
Surgeon of the expedition.
The Supreme Court decided ut
Boston, Mass. in the case of Frank
Roberts, that sending child to a paro-
chIal school was a sufficient compliance
with the statutes, although the school
had not been approved by the School
committee of the city or town.
A verdict of guilty in the second de-
gree was rendered in Charles $. VIVA
lens trial for the murder of Gerald
Spaulding near Portage, Wis.
The eighth annual meeting of the
Western Association of Writer'S will be
held at Warsaw, Ind, June 20, to last
five days. There will be afternoon
sessions at the large pavilion at Spring
Fountain Park and evening sessions
at Warsaw.
Johnnie Seipler, II years old, had /
his back broken at Racine, Wis. by a
blow from base ball bat in the hands ,
OF companion named John Nagle. /
His lower limbs are paraRze and he is
unconscious. Physicians say he can
not live.
John Rupert, 81 years old, was |
drowned st Peoria, Ill, in attempting |
to wade across Kickapoo Creek, small |
stream.
Gov. Altgeld pardoned Theophilus
Wiley, who was sent to the Reform |
School from Logan County for steal /
ing horse, which he subsequently re-
turned.
Frederick Love Of Minneapolis was
arrested charged with stealing goods /
from his employer, T. NJ. Roberts, a
hardware dealer, to the amount of
5000.
William Collins, a clerk on the Mis-
souri, Pacific Railroad at Fort Scott,
Kan, was arrested on charge of
drawing money from the company on
fictitious names kept on the payroll
Il Frederick Jacobus shot himself IN
the head at La Crosse, Wis He will
probably recover His act was caused
by dependency ~
MIRA Johanne w. Winn was knocked
down by runaway team at Madison,
Wis, and died that night of the in
juries she received.
@. w. blanchard Of the Daily Leader
Of Dubuque, Iowa, published his vale
dictory, the paper having been bought
by . stock company formed in the city.
John Almer, q stranger, made him
self 20 obnoxious to the people of the
suburbs of Sioux City, Iowa, during
the last two days that only prompt
police interference saved him from
iynching.
Mn WERER COMMIT SIIICInE1