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

The Countess Fanny Zampini Salazar
gave her farewell lecture to an Amerj-
can audience at the house of Mrs.
Henry Draper, No. 27i Madison ave-
nue., New York City, yesterday after
noon. She sails for home to-day on
the Columbia and hopes to return again
later with her family.
Vancill and Brown were sentenced
at Pana, ILL.,, to four and two years,
respectively, for robbing the store of
G. V. Penwell.
C. S. Ingalls,, sign painter, fatally
stabbed James Reieplinger, marshal of
st. James, MINI.
Edmund S. Sykes of Minneapolis has
been awarded the contract for build
ing the waterworks at Centrolia, ILL.,,
for S34,9s3
Lee Torgest, superintendent of the
Iowa Central round house at Abba,
Iowa, was beaten by tramps and is in
a critical condition.
The 4-year-old daughter of James
Turner of Pennington, Iowa, was
burned to death by having her clothes
ignite from miners fuse.
William and Edward Hawkins and
James Hadley were bruised about the
arms and head by the explosion of u
can of powder ut Brazil, Ind.
Frederick Tescher, "a years old, was
arrested at South Bend, Ind, charged
with giving poison to Lilly Lloyd,
with which she attempted suicide.
A meeting of republican league
clubs will be held ut Minneapolis,
Mimi, in February and will be adj
dressed by Thomas b. Reed and Gov.
Mckinley.
John Levicks quarrcled with George
Sturgis at Fairfield, Iowa. He pursued
him with a gun. but fell; the gun was
discharged and killed Levicks' lo-year-
old son.
The assignecs of the w. f. Thornton
& Sons bank at Shelbyville, H., paid
the first installment of Is per cent of
the liabilities. The amount paid out
was $7l.OOO
Michael Dunlcvy was cut with n
razor while returning from dance at
Racine, Wis He is in critical con-
ullious Ilc al . LouiS uTCtll WAC liiC
assailant, but Purcell denies it.
John Moses. proprietor of the Glas-
gov pottery at Trenton, n. j., offered
his employees English wages with the
present tariff of SIS per cent added.
The workmen declined to accept.
Anton Emily, farmer at Hunting
ton, Ind, assigned. Liabilities $l4,-
600.
Matney and Curry, merchants at
sorrento, H., assigned Assets, $1,000;
liabilities, $500
The Denver, Colo, Savings bank re-
opened. The Peoples Savings bank
declared dividend.
Arthur Warner, 80 years of age, was
killed at SlSitan, OHIO, by an Ohio and
Mississippi train.
The shooting of Hubert Hunt by
Jose Blanco on Christmas day at San
Quintin, Cal, has proved to have been
accidental.
The Globe National bank OF Provi-
dcnce, II. l., passed its dividend, the
result of Teller Benefits defalcation.
A Miss Shelton of Hadensville, KY,
instantly killed her friend, Miss Allen,
ny inc acclueHtai uiScnarBe Oh IL pistol'
Frederick Law Olmsted, the land
scape artist, is in Cincinnati devising
plans for the Improvement of the parks
in this city, on which over 81, DOC, 900 is
TO be expended.
James Terhunc, living near Lexing-
ton, Mo, was shot by son of Elijah
Neer. The boys were playing with a
shotgun and didn't know it was loaded.
:. l.. Day commenced his duties as
postmaster at Paxton. III.
Philip Schramm was robbed at his
home in Woodstock, Ill, by man
wearing n mask.
William McCallum of Nccnah. Wis,
was fatally hurt by a Northwestern
train