The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1894-01-13

Il. ii. Jones has been convicted of
murder at Georgetown, Ohio.
John Clamers killed his brother near
Elba, Ala, on account of so cents.
Prominent businessmen of Akron,
Ohio, are being fined for attending a
chicken fight
1t is denied that the Oregon Naviga-
ton company will separate from the
Union Pacific
England has decided to increase her
navy by the addition of three power
full cruisers.
Gen. Gourlxo, the military autocrat
Of Russian Poland, is reported to be
near death.
The city of Wabash has sold S34 200
worth OF s per cent school bonds to the
Union Trust company Of Indianapolis
at par The fund will be used TO con-
struct the new high school building.
Another movement has been started
ut Des Moines, Iowa, to raise a John
Mahn relief fund. Mahin's house, it
will be remembered, was blown up
with dynamite at Muscatine last sum
mer.
w. r. Ray, city marshal of Smith
boro, H.. Wcddowfield, and Wilburn
have been held to the grand jury in
81, 900 bonds for completely in the kill
ing OF William Sanderfen Christmas
eve.
The Illinois sheep breeders associa-
ton at Springfield elected c. j. Pull
man, president; w. j. Potts, vicc-prcs-
ident; John G. Springer, secretary and
treasurer; David Gore, 5. f Prathcr,
X. G. Stone and Henry Cass, executive
committee.
The inquest over the Louisville
bridge disaster has begun.
Ex-Shcriff Lcmucl II. Willis was in
dictcd at Sullivan, Ind. for the murder
of cx-Prosecuting Attorney William c.
Hultz.
thrown from train and killed at
Portsmouth, Ohio.
Dcpositors of the dcfunct Stone City
QlL) bank have placed combined
claims for 500, 900 in the hands of n
law firm to collect,
John Hart of IIagerstown, Ind, was
made insane by an attack OF grip. He
attempted to kill his little girl. lie
will be taken to an asylum.
Two masked men robbed George w.
Taylor near South McAllstcr, ]. Il. He
had just sold two carloads of potatoes
and was on his way home.
Miners ut Ashland, Wis. refuse togo
20 wor,: at the reduced wages offered
them. Their action causes them to
continue dependent on charity.
The first attempt to sell $1,000 in
tax certificates was made at Hurley,
Wis. Dan Scott of Saxon was the only
purchaser To the amount of $780,
d. T. Whitcomb, superintendent of
the Union railroad company at Indian
apolis for fifteen years, will be retired
March |.
The loss or the Globe thcatcr fire at
Boston is placed at S250,O0O, with a
loss to insura nee companies of between
$50, 900 and S75. 900.
James Dostal was arrested at Du.
buquc, Iowa. and confessed to robbng
several stores and the postoiiice The
robbcrics have occurred at intervals in
tho last month.
Edward Nchls, 20 years old, was
killed in the elevator of n factory ut
Dubuque. Iowa, where he was EN-
ploycd. His head was caught in an
opening and almost cut off.
Station Agent Navlor and the night
operator at tho Missouri Pacific depot
at Pnlo. Kan, were robbed of two gold
Watches and about $50 in money by
three masked men.
Charles Slushcr Of Louisville. KY,
and Charles Vokcs OF Covington, Ky.
fought last night in Louisville with
five.ouncc gloves for the lightweight
championship of the state. Slnshcr
won in the thirticth round.
Charles Rose, who escaped from the
Grcenviilc, H.. Jail, was captured at
Sorrento trying to rob hardware
store.
L. A. Nelson. treasurer of Bruins
wick, Ga, has been removed. lie has
left the city and is supposed to be short
in his accounts $50, 900 to SO, 900.
John sullivan. under arrest at st
Louis, has confessed To 'obbing the
offices of the Real Estate exchange
seven times within two months
An unknown man, who had said he
was from Jackson, was found frozen
to death on the road near Cambridge
junction, Mich. lie had been drink
ing.
Mrs. S. u Power, who writes over
the signature Shirley Dare, is charged
by her son with stealing manuscript
from the Kew York Housewife.
The schooner Mary Brown. which
sailed from Sand Point, Alaska, seven
~ days ago, carrying six passengers
and n number OF Indians, is believed
20 have beer lost
John Connors and Miss Eva Flint
who have been charged with com
plicity in the Kcsslcr train robbery,
were released III Albion, Ind. No case
could be found against them.
The Minnesota Legislative committee
that Investigated the ''coal combine
must pay $4,000 10 J. J. Rhodes. the
manager OF the bureau of coal statis-
tics. This Is the final award in the
euit for damages recently d<~.idcd.