The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1893-06-24
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In riot ut Reading, Pa, two Hun
Rariap strikers at the Henry Clay fur
mace were probab bly, fatally injured.
Five men were injured, one fatally,
and twesty cars smashed in q wreck
on the Nickle Plate road At Hamburg.
Evans and Sontag, the California
bandits, will recover from their
wounds. Il In now believed. They will
be taken from Visalia TO Fresno for
trial
william II. Price, President of the
savings bank at Sorwalk, Ohio, had
three ribs broken and received serious
internal injuries by an attack from
bull
John r. Asmus shot William Mat
thews Eve times at Nasalia, Cal The
trouble grew out of a lawsuit Mat
thews' wounds are believed 10 he fatal.
William Shorter, q negro, was taken
from train near Winchester, Va. and
lynehed. He was on his way TO his
trial for sssaalting girl.
The annual commencement exercises
of Beloit Academy were held here
The class mum bers thirty-six, most of
whom will enter college next term.
H. L. Holmes of the Pittsburg, Pa,
Fuel Company wrote note saying he
would end his life by jumping into
Niagara River. lie has not been seen
since.
Vim and Ebert Longley aged / and
l. years, respectively, sons of +. ".
Longley. prominent citizen Of Little
Rock. Ark, were accidentally
drowned
A fisherman at Canso, y. 3. CLAIM S
to have found a bottle containing
note saying that the steamer Hugga
sank June II with :l7 passengers on
board. The story is discredited at
Halifax.
A motion for the release of DIR.
Graves was made at Denver. Colo. by
his attorney II is based on the
ground that two terms of court have
passed without the accused being tried.
Testimony in Charles Whaitn's trial
for the murder OF his friend, Gerald
Spaulding, was begun at GAINESVILLE.
Wis. the testimony going to prove that
Whalen's father and mother were both
insane.
Col Louis Ochoa was arrested by the
authorities of Brownsville, Texas, upon
the charge of robbery and desertion
from the Mexican army. When ar
rested about SIC. 500 belonging TO the
army was found upon him.
Cotton mill operators will strike at
Biddeford, Maine, for higher wages
and fewer hours of wo X. The mum
Der involved is about $500.
James Whelahan, aged l6 years a
stable boy at the Gloucester race track
was killed by being thrown from Hat
tick FLY, which he was exercising.
The Louisville Evening Post has
been bought by Richard w. Knott. for
thirteen years on the editorial staff of
the Courier-Journsl. Il. ). Neech
president of the Farmers and Drov-
ers' bank, John NJ. Atherton, the dis
tiller, and Others
= The Elgin National Watch Factory
4 Elgin. H.. will close every Satur-
day during the summer 10 allow its
$500 employees 10 attend the Fair.
Prof. c. II. Stone and a party O..
wheelmen from 81 Louis Mo, will
visit the Fair June 20 and will then
make the return trip on their wheels.
Henry X. O'Brien was arrested at
Akron. Ohio. charged with embezzling
el,lOO from the American Nringer
Company of Port Huron. Mich
{. A. johnson, a laborer, was found
with his throat cut in a field near
Rockford. IL He came there four
weeks ago from Colorado, was appar-
: emily much depressed by ill-hes tn and
disappeared from town.
Nine of the disputed precincts had
been recounted at the close of court at
Fairbury. Ill, giving a net gain of
eight votes for Thompson over
Schroyer. The latter, Repu olican.
was defeated for Circuit Clerk by six
teen votes md instituted the contest
The annual camp-meeting of the
Children of God has begun al Grand
junction. Mich, and will last ten
days Delegates will be present from
all parts of the country. The sect ac-
knowledges no church organizations
and is recruited largely from the Sal
walton Army. Its official paper, the
Trumpet is published at Grand juno
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