The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1893-05-27
NEWS SUMMARY.
Ssskly News Review Of the World


Spencer, Iowa, committed suicide by
shooting himself while intoxicated.
There was a collision between two
passenger trains at Valparaiso, Ind.
In which three passengers were in
jured, one lady receiving serious in
jury TO her hip.
Emmett Breckenridge, son of Judge
Breckenridge, accidentally shot and
killed himself at Fort Wayne, Ind.
John Wilson of Mulberry, Ark,
eloped with his niece, Mabel Summers.
Her father followed them and shot and
killed Wilson.
A thirteen-foot vein of coal has been
discovered near Fairbury, III. The
Star Coal Company has leased the land
adjoining at $50 acre.
c. II. Genet was convicted in the
United States Court at Sioux City,
Iowa, Of dealing in green goods, and
sentenced TO eighteen months in the
penitentiary.
Ex-United States Senator c. II. Van
Wyck of Nebraska was stricken with
paralysis near Nebraska City.
The plant of the Lake Superior
Democrat at lshpeming. Mich, has
been bought by Luther NJ. Packard of
Menominee, Mich.
Miss Birdie Kindingcr, daughter of
n clothier of Freeport, H., and George
Fregate, a telegraph operator, eloped
from Freeport and were married in
Milwaukee, Wis.
The County Supervisors at La
Crosse, Wis, offered $50. 600 tor the To-
cation of one of the new State Normal
Schools. The city will add TO the
bonus
Measles in virulent form prevail at
Scales Mound, Ill. The disease in
many instances is attacking the brain.
The schools of the town have been
closed.
Howard Atkinson was awarded 3d.
800 damages by jury ut Wabash
Ind, against the Wabash Railroad
Company for neglecting to take n
Shipment of horses by train which
had orders to pick them up.
Heirs of Henry Boles and the Rev
II. M. Lanapert, both of whom were
killed on the Lake Shore Road, have
brought suit against the company at
South Bend, Ind, for $4,000.
The bequest Of John II. Stlcknev of
Baltimore of SIC, 900 to Beloit College,
Wisconsin, Is found TO be uncondi-
tional and will be made part of the
general endowment.
Anton Bookheimer,a farm hand, was
killed by vicious bull near Mascon-
tab. Ill.
Gov Altgeld has issued requisition
on the Governor of Arkansas for Mike
Queenan, wanted at Edwardsville, H.,
for aiding in prize fight
The court-martial of Lielet Williams
at Detroit, Mich, was again adjourned
to allow him to secure counsel twill
convene Saturday.
The Michigan State Firemen's Asso-
citation is In convention at Grand
Haven.
John c. Barber, pioneer Of Plano,
III. committed suicide by hanging.
Frank Telford of Chicago, aged l6,
was killed in n freight wreck on the |
Illinois Central near Paxton, Ill.
The recount in the Tunnicliff May
oral contestin Galesburg, Ill. was be- |
gun in the County Court.
w. J. Johnston of Springfield, ILL.,,
and Miss Louis c. Jelif of Galesburg, |
ILL.,, were married in the latter city.
A. II. Hornsby, a real-estate man |
pleaded guilty in st. Paul, Mimi, to
indictments of forgery and malfeas-
ance.
Mayor Hill of Lincoln, Ill. has re-
moved the police force of the town, the
Council having refused to take action
on his appointments.
The City Council of Fort Dodge,
Iowa, raised assessments so per cent.
Their action has been met by strong
protests. The Council now threaten
to resign.
James Sandusky, farmer living
near Columbus, Ind. whose eccentrici-
ties won for him the title "Uncle Kim"
committed suicide by taking strych-
nine.
j. w. Goodman was run over bv an
Ohio & Mississippi train near Buxton,
Ill, and received injuries from which
he died. His home was in Atlanta,
Ga.
Transfers on the Chicago and South
western Midland Railroad struck at
Brazil, Ind, for their pay. officials
promise an early settlement Of the
trouble.
The grand jury at Dubuque, Iowa,
has returned indictments for murder
in the first degree against Pafford.
Haley and Kent, charged with killing
officers Firth and Talcott
Wolves driven to the high lands by
the overflow Of the Illinois and Sanga-
mon Rivers are killing many sheep
near Virginia, Ill. The farmers are
organizing wolf-hunt party.
Hot Springs in the Black Hills Of
South Dakota is making an effort to
secure the sanitarium for the use of
the regular army, for the erection of
which Congress appropriated 100000.
The Michigan Board of Agriculture
accepted the resignation of Henry G..
Reynolds, Secretary of the State Ag-
ButterHeld OF Lapeer in his place.
Three negroes from Chicago sand
bagged Martin Holzer at Minonk, ILL.,,
and robbed him of $50. They then
tied his head up in gunny sack. He
recovered. The negoes are under ar
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