The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1893-10-28
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Two laborers were buried alive by
the caving in of a trench in the Car.
negie steel works at Homestead.
Herman Cheescboro, for many years
Superintendent OF hotels in the Santa
age of 90 years.
The treasury department announces
II purchased COZ, 900 ounces of silver ut
it's counter offer of 80. 1915 an ounce.
Treasurer Hobert of the whisky
trust declared at Cincinnati yesterday
that the trust has five of its largest
destillerics running and will have two
more in operation soon.
Capt. Cochrane. y. S. A., who was
tried by court-martial at Vallejo, Cal. :,
has been released, he having proving
his case, and Major Bartlett has been
notified that he will be tried by court
martial.
]. NJ. Station of Brookville was
elected grand master of the Kentucky
Masons by the grand lodge.
r. w. Stewart & Co., planning mill
owners II nd lumber dea Iers at Denver.
assigned. Assets, $4,000; liabilities,
$4,000.
The cruiser Columbia made sue
cessful unofficial trial trip. II main
tanned a speed of Il $40 knots per
hour, a half knot in excess Of the gov
ernment's requirements.
Col. James l.. McGee, a wealthy cit
izen Of jefferson county. Ark, was
shot to death by DR.. Scott, an overseer
on one of Col. Notices plantations. A
lawsuit caused bad blood.
SETTLERS from the Cherokee strip are
crowding into the towns hungry, cold
and penniless Every day brings
news of death from want and expos
ure. The outlook for the winter is
terrible.
A pitched battle on the Mexican
border, in the Mexican state of Sonora,
took place between gendarmes and a
band OF ten bandits under Pancho
Rivera One of the bandits was killed
and two of the soldiers wounded
Mrs. II. o. Houston OF Pine Bluff.
Ark. was awakened by the terrible
noise attendant on fire opposite her
residence, the reflection of which APP
peared in her room, and became so
much frightened that she was stricken
with apoplexy and died.
One of the crew of the Allen Line
steamer Rosarian, from London, is i'll
with smallpox. The boat is quarafi-
tined at Crosse Isle
Rev. DR.. Joseph Blount Cheshire
Jr., was consecratcd assistant bishop {
of the Protestant Episcopal diocese Of
North 'arolina at Calvary church, Tar
boro, y. G..
Miss Emma Clayton. daughter of the
late John NJ. Clayton and niece OF eN-
Inited,States Senator Powell Clayton,
was married at Pine HluiT, ArlI., TO
County Judge W. d. Jones
DR.. w. Il. >humakcr, prominent
citizen of Alderman, Miss, was killed
by W. II. lIchin, against whom he
had preferred charges OF keeping .
blind tiger
Gen. Merritt Barber has left st.
Paul for Washington, headquarters Of
The army. lie will be succeeded by
Maj. X, Theodore Schwam as adiutlnt
general.
Communication by telephone be-
tween Tacoma, Spokane and Portland
was accomplished By the oInplction
and opening of the long. distance line
between those cities. The line cost
Ss5O,003 and is $50 miles long.
II. II. Patrick, formerly from Gree
ley, Colo, one of the most prominent
miners of Topolobampo Cooperative
Colony in the state of Mexico, was
killed by an ls-ycar-old boy for the
purpose of robbery. The youth CON
fessed his crime, was tried, convicted,
and shot.