The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1894-11-24
HERE AND THERE.

1t was seven degrees below zero at
Negaunes Sunday night.
John ID. Erisky, an old resident of
Laks Linden, died Monday evening, aged
OF the copper country for nearly forty
years.
Editor Jones, OF the Newbsrry Enter
prise. has decided to remove TO st.
lgnace. Ncwberry, like many other
towns, is apparently too small to sup
port two newspapers.
Two OF William Larsou's men spent
very uncomfortable hour in refriger-
ator car standing uear his warehouse at
Ishpcming Mouday morning. They
went into the ear 20 sort out some fruit
and it bcug rather cold they clcS,G tho
door. They gave the door n little harder
jerk than they intended. SO the bolt
which fastens IL at the bottom fell down
and locked it securely. How aud when
would they get out vas the question
that worried them. The lining OF the
door, as of the entire car. is fully six
force their way out, so they begau to
hammer on tho door and veil as loud as
they could. They feared that the car
would be pulled out on the freight as 1t
would be supposed to have oeen unload cd
before the fieight was dn, to leave.
They kept on hamnering and yelling
until almost an hour had passed. when
George uaslam's little brother, who
happened to drop Into the warehouse,
heard faint noise. On investigation
he found the two young men locked In
the car. There was "A heavy fire In the
csrUhere being a stove IN it) ard IL was
verv warm ana close in there. This
made II all the worse for the pair rs
they would bavn beon suffOcated II thoy
had not been released in tilpo. but help
came beforc They were .'out OF breath"
and their lives were saied, ,-Maiquette
M,nlpg Journal.
william Lapssfor miner employed
ut the Negauuee mine. wts instantly
killed at 3 o'clock Saturday morning.
lie was working In a drift when a sGail
piece OF rock fell from above. striking
him on the lead with such force as to
break his neck. Only tho piece that
struck the unlucky miner fell, but 1t
killed as quickly as II tons had come
down upon him. Mr.. Lang,ford was a
married man and IL survival bv wife
and Que child. he was nbont thirty
years Of ago and had lived ut Negaunee
for the past nine OF Ten years. He came
here direct from his natve;place IN Eng
land. a brother OF his lives here. Tho
dcce .sed was member OF Engiish Oak
lodge, Sons Of ST. George, and also OF tho
GOLDEN Eagle society. Marquette Min
ing Journal.
A determined effort 10 bring about the
consolidation OF the Bay Cities and .Es-
seville will b. nado during tha coming
session Of The legislature. This matter
has been before the public for years. and
at the same time that tie SagInaws
we're consolidated a. ensbling act for
the conso idation Of the Bay Cities. was
passed by tue legislature, but nothing
was done TO com pIets the work. In past
years the leading citizens OF West Bay
City have been bitterly opposed to the
move, because they feared the doml-
nation of the mora pow erful east side.
1, Is now ,sd. however. the plan 10
favored by leadilg business msp and
property owners. With cons ,lidatitn
Bay Cit, hopes TO ou,strip saginaw In
point ~ popu','I.n. and he thu metropo-
hs ~ the saginaw valley. and !the third
city Ia SIZE 10 Michigan.