The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1894-03-17
MISCELLANEOUS NEWS.

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tine, by reclamation, against sections
where Texas fever exists.
| Opening of the Cherokee strip has
driven cattlemen TO grass lands of
New Mexico or the Wyoming ranges,
| Growers of peaches in the vicinity
of Benton llarbor, Mich, deny the re-
ported killing Of buds by recent frosts
During a fire at Warsaw, Ky, which
destroyed the Crown Touring mill and
n granary, Mrs. Il. A. Allen died from
paralysis of the heart.
Whitelaw Reid is visiting his father
in-law, ID. o. Mills, at San Francisco,
having gone west to recover from an
asthmatic aiiliction.
Judge Campbell of South Dakota
has issued an injunction at Huron
against the Anhcuser- Busch Brewing
company, who opened wholesale
house and bottling plant at Huron
four weeks ago
George p. Griffin of Braceville, Ohio,
was awarded S275 by jury for the
loss of the affections and companion
ship of his wife, who he claims was
induced to leave him by Hartwell
North, neighbour.
Many strip" settlers will lose their
claims if a recent decision of the gen
eral land Office is sustained.
j. s. CoXcy is seeking help in Pitts
burg. He says Philadelphia will
send 20,O men to his Washington
army.
Tom LAWN, Joliet convict was
scaldcd to death by the explosion of
some new stcampipes
Rev c. l.. Winget, methodist, of
Manchester Ohio, was elected chaplain
of the Columbus prison.
Suicides: At Cedar Rapids. Iowa
Anton iorslSy shot himself; temporary
insanity. AT Oshkosh, Wis Henry
Treico, age Gs, drowned himself; no
cause assigned
Frank Sehm was arrested at Rochcs-
ter, n ", on the charge of causing
the death of Anthony Wadel, who was
tripped up in practical joke and
fatally injured in the fight which fol-
lowed
A convention representing twenty
gresham ii. G. Turner for United
States senator and asked the demo
cratic party to accept him as its can
didate.
Kalispell, in the Flathead valley of
Montana, has just finished and put in
operation $50 barrel roller Touring
mill, the first mill in that part of the
country
S. S. St John of Kearney, Neb.,
being tried by the Supreme court for
contempt in refusing to pay S34 900 to
the receiver of the Commercial and
Savings bank of Kearney. The de-
PENDANT alleges that he was unable to
pay more than $l2 900.
After being out six hours the jury
found Daniel Coughlin not guilty of
the murder of DR., Patrick Henry Cronin
at Chicago.
Believing they tend to discredit the
business, Ohio liquor dealers decided
against allowing slot machines in their
saloons.
association at Eau Claire lowered the
price of headings from ~ to 4 a cents.
Lewis H. Evans of Nlarengo, Ohio,
sued the Lake Shore railroad for $685.
ooO for personal injuries at Cleveland
in 1899.
Henry Shodel of Eldora, Iowa, who
disappeared in October, was discovered
in the river by some boys. The body
has been identified.
Cooperation of the Canadian gov
ernment in suppressing the operations
of the Honduras Lottery company in
this country has been obtained by the
postoffice department.
Columbana county, Ohio, is bank
rupt and courts have adjourned in con-
sequence. Land depreciation caused
the trouble.
Isaac Wrench a Beatty, Ohio, glass
worker, is looking for his wife and Sl2,
which he gave her to settle grocery
bill. The woman leaves three small
children.
The Kansas Methodist conference
has opened with Bishop j. H. Vincent
presiding 1t has chosen Edwin
Lock of Argentine as secretary, and
John McQuoin of Olathe as treasurer
The conference has Leen addressed by
bishop Vincent, Dr. Hard and Miss
Hcdrick.
Arizona Town In Danger.
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