The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1893-08-05
q REVIEW OF The WEEks'
pOiNOS.


A boiler fue in the mill of the
Weatherwax Lum Der company col
lapscd NJ Olympia, Wash, instantly
killing VIII lam Welch, fireman, and
fatally injuring three others.
The meeting of the Grand Lodge of
Theatrical Mechanics association at
Cleveland. Ohio. closed by banquet
at the Forest Cay house
A. g. Bright, grain dealer at Cum
berland, Iowa, hed after forging notes
aggregatiDg 1000. His liabilities are
about $4,000. while his assets are
but $1,000.
At Louisville twenty-seven people
were poisoned by milk furnished by
Frank Moscr's dairy, due, as alleged,
TO milk fever in the cows. Carter
Teller, Mrs. Thora Long and Mrs.
John Rapp. are in critical condition.
The American schooner Hannah Nc
Loon, from Havana and Matanzas, has
arrived at Delaware breakwater with
the captain on board dead from yellow
lever. Five other cases occurred on
the voyage.
The funeral of Harry A. Hitchcock,
son Of A. H. Hitchcock Of the Chicago
board OF trade, who received fatal in
juries week ago while bathing at
Old Point Comfort, occurred at In
diana, Pa.
Mrs. Henry Mayback OF Clarence
Center, n. Y, cut her throat and that
OF her 7-months-old baby. The woman
left note saying she feared her baby
was going TO die and she could not
live without IL.
IL .nti .s. l. L.
that the ~ 900 horse power engines OF
the new cruiser Colum bia will be given
q dock trial in about ten days.
The business portion Of Hollow
Rock, Tenn has been destroyed by
fire. Only the Record Office and Love
lace Bros store remain standing. The
loss will reach $4,000, with small In
surance.
Mrs. Williams. wife Of the peneral
manager Of the Nelson Morris meat
depot at Allegheny City, Pa, COW
hided Mrs. Theodore Mybr, on account
OF jealousy. The parties TO the case
are among the fashionable residents
Of Allegheny City. Sensational suits
will follow.
The Ohio Transfer and s orage COM
pany's building at Columbus was
burned. entailing loss of $500. 900.
The storage consisted principally of
agricultural implements belonging to
Richmond, Ind, Springfield and Day
ton, Ohio firms.
Gov. Stone of Missouri has granted
stay Of proceedings TO Aug. IL III the
case OF the negro murderer Duncan,
sentenced to .be hanged Friday next
at la vi L nttiS 10, In, n,rl,
that the condemned mans attorneys
may prepare an appeal 10 the United
States Supreme Court.
Henry Moore, 81 years old, a wealthy
retired merchant, was assaulted at the
Hollenden hotel, Cleveland, Ohio, by a
stranger. Mr.. Moore thinks his as
sailant is a son of man he has re-
peatedly accused of having committed
three murders since 1852. Mr.. Moore
will probably recover.
a railway bridge half mile long
connects the Intercolonial railway
with the Dartmouth branch on the
upper side of the harbor at Halifax, II.
So There were high tides and more
than half of the western portion fell.
This is the second collapse of the
bridge. 1t is built on piles, and the
engineers say cannot be made safe.
Morris Trcttcn, aged 43, escaped .
from Sing Sing y. W prison. lie .
weighed 200 pounds and was , feet o
inches in height. lie was sentenced .
in Septem Der, 1891, To five years i'm
prisonmCnt for assault in the second
degree. The last seen of him he was I
two miles east OF the prison, with the
guards in close pursuit.
A draft of short-iime seamcn from
the United States warships Adams
and Boston at Honolulu was trans
ferred from the navy yard at Vallejo II
Cal. to the receiving ship Vermont at
New ork for discharge. They will
be sent to New York by way OF Pam.
anna. This draft will be followed by
another, which is expected TO arrive
from Bering sea.
The lighthousc-keeper at Tiverton,
n. S., and his whole family are vic
tins of lead poisoning. The wife and
daughter have died in terrible agony
and commissions. The water used for
domestic purposes is conveyed from
the roof into tank in the cellar.
During the last few years the roof has
been more than once covered with
white paint, and through this they
have contracted the disease.
The mercury at Davenport, Iowa
ranged from 81 to 100 degrees, making
II the hottest of the summer.
Edward Hughes of Charlottesville
was killed at Columbus junction,
Iowa, by falling from hay wagon.
The Clay County veteran asso :iation
met at Louisville, H., and decided to
hold their annual reunion at Saylor
Springs Aug. 30,3i and Sept. /.
Daniel Yoahnkle, a well-known
German OF Chanderville, ILL.,, drowned
himself in the Sangamon river at Vir-
ginia. No reason for his suicide is
known.
Tried to FIN n Lighted Gasoline stove.
DECATUR, H., July 2s.-Mrs Sidney
Miller was seriously, IL not fatally,
burned in attempting to fill gasoline
stove while the burners were lighed
Mr.. Miller was also badly burned in
trying TO save his wife.