The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1893-06-10
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II.
the purpose OF encouraging factories
10 locate at sullivan.
VIM. A. Webb, druggist OF Deca-
tur, was found drowned in creek
, near Dalton County, III. He was sup
posed 10 be temporarily insane.
John Stipp a farmer living near
Bloomington, Ind, was swindled out
of 81, 600 by bunko men. He loaned
that sum on an alleged $4,000 stone
quarry for security.
The resignation OF William +. Rea,
at springfield. as First Lieutenant OF
Company G., First Infantry. Illinois
National Guard has been accepted.
An election Is ordered in the company
Wednesday, June Z. u I'LL the vacancy
General Manager Allen announced
at Davenport, Iowa. that he would
not reinsta,c the men discharged from
the Rock Island ~ Pacific Railroad
for visiting saloons while on duty.
He intimated that the rule would toe
even more vigorously enforced IN the
future.
John Hoy. at Pittsburg. Pa. killed
his wife and two children and com
mitted suicide.
Three children were burned TO death
at the home of samuel Skiles, near
Pittsburg, Pa.
william Boyd, the notorious private
detective. committed suicide at De-
troit He left letter regrcttiug that
he was not a millionaire.
Forty employees of the mint at Car
son, New, have been ordered 10 be dis
charged. and the resignation of Coincr
Charles Colburn has been called for
The steamer Haytian Republic has
been seized at Seattle. Wash. for
alleged connection with the trans.
portation OF Chinese from British
Columbia.
The residence OF NJ c. Lemele of
ST. Louis. Mo. was entered by burg
lars and the entire family chloro-
formed. Only $40 in money was
secured.
Isaac Martin. a farmer of Bryan.
Ohio, was the victim Of con fidence men
in the sum of s., 900 at Lima, Ohio. One
OF the men was aftcrward arrested and
the entire sum recovered.
The new Mexican stamp law pro-
vides that hereafter all advertisements
or any communication sent TO the
newspapers in the nature of an adver-
tisement must bear 50.cent stamp.
The newspapers are making a vigorous
protest
asserting that Gladstone's registration
bill will be beaten and that a general
election will take place this fall or
early in 1894.
The Spanish Club of St. Louis. which
has invited Mexicans who this year
visit Chicago to accept the hospitality
of st. Louis, is EN- barrassed because
the necessary funds for entertainment
cannot be raised.
A mortgage executed by the Big
-Four Railway to secure a loan of $50
0OU,OOO from the Mercantile Trust
Company of New York and Theodore
=. Hughey of Indianapolis, trustees,
was filed at Dayton, Ohio.
A passenger train on the Louisville
New Albany & Chicago was wrecked
near Broad Ripple. Ind. and Engineer
George 4. Plant was killed and Fire
man Williams injured, it is thought !
fatally.
The Glasgow importers of Canadian
cattle have sent word by cable TO the |
exporters to stop shipping, as the de- |
lays, owing TO the requirement by the |
Board of Agriculture that the cattle |!
shall be slaughtered upon arrival. are |
ruinous to the trade. Prices have /
fallen f3 on each animal.
The trial at Kingston, Jamaica, of !
Gen. Monplaisir, Mr.. Carnoux, and !
Capt. Miller for a breach of the for
eign enlistment in fitting out in ia
macia a filibustering expedition
against liayti resulted in verdict of !
guilty, and Miller was fined $500 and |
Monplaisir and Carnoux 81 900 each.
The Dowager Duchess of Sutherland, |
who was sentenced the 18th of April |
last to pay fine of f25O and to be i'm
prisoned for six weeks for having de-
stroyed a document which she was
permitted to examine by order of the |
court, and which related to the pend |
ing contest over the will of the late
Duke of Sutherland, was released from
Holloway prison.
Gov. Altgeld delivered the Memorial
Day address at Jerseyville, Ill.
Some unknown person demolished
all the tombstones in the cemetery at
New Munich. MINI.
The jury were out forty-eight hours
and were then discharged, being un-
able to agree, in the trial of James
Chadwick for murder at Terre Haute,
Ind.
The Adelphi Literary Society OF
Knox College, Galesburg, Ill has been
trying for week in vain to elect a
president. 1t requires a two-thirds
vote, and the members are about
equally divided between Harry
Butcher. who represents the anti-fra-
ternity faction, and George Stephens,
who is Greek letter society man The
fight is now on between these factions
and the partisanship of the whole col
lege has become involved.
Mrs. Warens Cohn, wife of a mer-
chant at Sioux City, Iowa, used gaso-
line inktead of kerosene in starting a
FIRE and was burned TO death.
Johnnie Paul, 10 years old, fell from
q raft and was drowned in Lake st
Croix, Wis. A companion reached
shore In safety.
Stockholders of the Northwestern
Guaranty Life Insurance Company
have petitioned the District Court at |
St. Paul, Mimi, that the company |
wishes to retire from business. There |