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The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1895-01-12
From and to Baraga.
LEAVING.

LAKE SUPERIOR LIMITED leaves
Baraga 1000 a. m. daily, for De-
troit. via Michigan Central Rail-
road, arriving 500 a, m, connects
with G. R.& /. for Grand Rapids and
intermediate stations at Mackinaw
City daily except Saturday
Connection also made ut Trout
Lake with 500 Line Express
for Manistique, Gladstone, etc, and
at 500 Junction daily except Sun
day with mixed train arriving
Sault Ste. Marie 0:15 p. IN.
LOCAL PASSENGER leaves Baraga at
1903 p. m, daily, except Sunday,
for Marquette, connecting for Chi
cago, Milwaukee, and all points
south with the c. M. & st. p. r. r.
at Champion and with the G. & n.
w. Railway at Negaunee.
ARRIVING.
LOCAL PASSENGER out of Marquette
s:55 a. m. daily, except Sunday,
connecting at Negaunee with the
G. & N. w. R'y, at Champion
with the G M. a. st. p. from Chi
cago and Milwaukee, and at Mes
toria with local passenger train for
Even, arrives at Baraga 1917 p. m.
LAKE SUPERIOR LIMITED, out OF
| Detroit $3.50 p. m, daily via Michi-
gan Central Railroad, connect.
| ing at Mackinaw City daily
except Monday, with G.. r. q I
train from Grand Rapids and the
south, and at 500 junction daily
except Sunday with passenger
train from Sault Ste Marie leav'
6:15 a. M, arrives at Baraga 6:17
pm. daily,
For rates, time table and other infor'
c. L. ROCHE,
Station Agent,
! Baraga, Mich
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1895-01-12

The funeral of Ms. Daniel Trombley
aud her eight months -old-babe, who were
murdered at Bay-Clty last week, was
held at Houghton Sunday afternoon, and
was very largely attended.
The opening OF the 5000 acre tract of
land within the limits of the Ontenagon
Il Drule river railroad land grant oc-
cured at the Marquette land Office Thurs
day.
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1895-01-12

Regular meeting of Baraga camp, No.2474,
Modern woodmen Of America, the second and
fourth Thursday evening of each month at
Lodge Hail. Byers block, at s o'clock, sharp.
All members urgently requested TO attend
G. L. ROCHE,
Venerable Consul
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1895-01-12

Anderson andre 90 Lipdborg Andrew
Bird Charles Luhtala John
Bengnen John Maynai Frank
Brandt Eva Maganast Pete
Boyea Lizzie Nugent William
Beaudin Pole Neimi August
Bellows Carrie OBrien, c. T. (S)
Crunklow Freda Rintalla Matti
Cardinal Charles Rambarul Charles
Clark william Rusquet Olive
Desrochers Alphonse Smith VIII ID.
Derosier Joseph Sangrait Basalise
Drapeau Albert Teitve Mil
Duggon Mike Tolbet William
Goodchild Mrs. Trombly Pete
Golden ID. J. (2) Turpenen Nina
Harner, Mrs. NJ. J. Thies, Mike
Hanson Anders Juvul Jan.
Juola Anti (2) Johanson Jan. (2)
Kuyra Peter Kyllonen Emilin
Lapage Costund
Persons calling for any of the above
mail will please say Advertised"
matte MINIS,
p "
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Any For You ?

List of letters remaining uncaled for
at the postofice at Baraga, Mich, Dec.
81, 1894:
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1895-01-17
WEST AND sOurH.

IL a fight ut Purcell, l. T., Ex-Dep-
uty Marshal Swain shot and killed Carl
Vincent and then was killed by the lat
tcr's son Charles.
For the first time IN two years snow
fell at Mobile. Ala.
At Friar's Point, Miss. Ivy Bobo
tcoloredl was hanged for the murder
OF his wife. lie confessed on the gal
lows
JoHN NEWTON WADDELI.. one of the
most prominent educators and theolo-
gians IN the south died al birmingham,
Ala, aged 50 years
W. ;. BOWMAN, Tom Mcclure and
Willie brentwood were drowned while
attempting 70 save raft of sawlogs in
salt river. Ky.
Is Chicago I. G. Mclaughlin. an old
aud highly-respected member of the
board Of trade, dropped dead on the
street.
II his message to the legislature of
Oklahoma the governor declares for
immediate statehood.
R0BBERs blew open the safe of the
Merchants bank at Defiance, O.. and
took So. 900.
THE republicans organized the West
Virginia legislature at Charleston for
the first time in twenty-five years.
At railway crossing in Bloomdale,
O.. William Benz was killed and his
wife and child fatally injured.
u the Michigan senate n bill was
introduced providing that no person
who i not able TO read and write the
English language shall be permitted to
vote in the state.
Al the age Of IS years J. ii. French
died at Beloit, Wis. He was United
States treasurer under Lincoln.
IT was said that William w Taylor,
treasurer Of South Dakota, had alb
seconded with S350.OOO. The bank at
Redfeld, of which he was president,
had closed its doors.
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THE EAST.

NEW JERsEY's one hundred and nine
teenth legislature convened at Tren-
ton.
DURING December the whole number
of immigrants that arrived in New
York was 11.lO6. OF this nsmber 166
were debarred entrance as paupers and
ffty-three as contract laborers.
WESLEY PAUIDING shot and killed his
wife and 4-weeks-old child at Lewiston,
Pa. and then went to the barn and
hanged himself.
TwENTY-sE En- people of East Brad
ford, Pa, wer sick as a result of eat
ing poisoned cheese.
AT Scottsville, y. Y, the Cooley
fourmin and an elevator containing
10000 bushels OF wheat were destroyed
10y fire causing loss of Sl25, coo.
Is New York $1,000 election clerks
were found inefficient and will receive
no pay.
Louis GROSS. aetuated by insane
jealousy, shot and killed his wife and
himself during quarrel in their home
in New Yorl, city.
BETTY PAGE, 80 years of age. died at
Lynn, Mass, after having tasted forty
seven days Her malady was a stom-
ach cancer.
WHILE fighting a conflagration in
bradford. Pa. 100 firemen were frost
bitten Many buildings were destroyed
and Sl50. 900 damage done.
THE death of Carey II. Moon, for n
generation the manager of Moons
Lake house at Saratoga lake, occurred
IN Saratoga, y. Y, aged - years.
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FRoM WASHINGTON.

Ar the leading clearing houses in the
Unitea States the exchanges during the
week ended on the 18th aggregated
Sl.O2g. I3G.g5l. against S94497s.34S the
previous week The increase. compared
with the corrcspru ling week in 1894,
was ~
\ STATEMENT from the treasury
shows the expenditures so far this
month exceed receipt by SG,2I3, 743,
which makes the deficiency for the
fiscal year up TO date $50, as, POI.
DURING the year lS9i there were o.
5Gl cabin passengers and ISIS, l64 steer
age passengers landed at Ellis Island,
y. y.
Is the United States there ,rere 400
business failures in the seven days
ended on the 1lth, against $50 the
week previous and 474 in the CORE
spending time in 1898.
WHILE on the lookout for burglars in
4 New York flat building three men
were suffocated by gas.
y COT STERFEIT SO United States le-
gal tender note was discovered The
note Is of the act Of March 3, 1863.
series of 1850. check letter Il. w. :.
Rosecrans. register; +. II. Nebeker,
treasurer, with portrait of Webster,
having small pink scalloped seal
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some GORGEOUS EGG SHELLS.
ihe ostrich Contributes More Than .Iis
IluInes to Fashion.

FluInes to Fashion.
Ordinary egg shells are commonplace
everyday frail objects enough, but os-
trich egg shells can be made into really
splendid and decorative objects. The
material Is hard and strong. The
natural color is 4 delicious deep creamy
white, AID so we have the best of
foundations with which TO start.
Treated with even simple cold orna-
ment they are charming. and fitted
with sllken bags they make most fas-
clnating bonbonns eres. BUTT is when
painted after Persian models that the
shells become really gorgeous. Then
they are pierced at both e. ds. They
are treated in the truest Oriental stvle
with stripes of deep. warm red, rich
blue and gold. ana are suspended hv
chains OF brass ran through the
hollow she'll Some seen recently
add a final and most successful
touch to a Persian corner arranged in
a clever woman's home. The corner
itself is eurtaned off with hangings of
real Persian make, and there is a divan
covered and cushioned with a rug and
stuffs all of the same sort. But the
egg shells which hang here and there
excite more comment than all else.
They seem like oval balls of splendor.
If balls can be oval. and their deep,
rich tones decorate the corner even
more successfully than would more
costly things They are peculiar, too,
and out of the common things always
appeal TO a true womans heart, so that
for every reason their owner is to be
congratulated upon having put egg
shells to so unique and SO telling a use.
N. Y. Advertiser.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1895-01-17
FROZEN TO DEATH.
Jack Frost Finds His Victims in Various
--as Places

Jack Frost Finds His Victims in Various
- Places.
ALTOONA, Pa, Jan. 15.-Aiary Geesey,
& demented woman, who was formerly
an inmate of the Blair county aims
house, but who had lately made her
home with Seth Campbell, a farmer at
the foot of Brush mountain, about
miles from this city, wandered away
from her home during the storm. and
when found on the mountains Sunday
evening was frozen to death.
AUGUSTA, Ga, Jan. 15.-Guy Harden,
formerly station agent at Sawdust. on
the Georgia railroad, was found Sun
day morning frozen to death. lie eft
Augusta Saturday night, driving home
in a wagon. The team went direct to
his house and he was found in tho
wagon dead.
CHICAGO. Jan. llama BucekOrski-
avenue, was found frozen to death at
Anna avenue and Cornelia street Sun
day afternoon at 5 o'clock. She had
wandered from home Saturday after
noon while demented.
JEFFERSON. la, Jan. 15.-The house
of j. III. Baldridge, near this city, and
part of its contents were burned Satur-
day night. 1t was very cold at the
time and nine children. from to 10
years old, froze their feet and hands.
There was no insurance. The family
is destitute and the children are in 4
critical condition.
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UPHAM'S MESSAGE.
Recommendations of Wisconsin's
Governor.
Finances OF the Educational, Penal
and Charitable Institutions Wants Ole
omargarine branded - Discourages
Idea of Compulsory Arbitration.

Gov. William III. Upham's message
was read to the general assembly of
Wisconsin on the 10th. The docu-
ment is of moderate length and was
well received. The following extracts
embrace the principal issues discussed
by the governor:
You are assembled under conditions which
are unique in the history Of the state and ma
tion. The country has been subjected to one
OF the most disastrous financial disturbances
ever known; yet such are the recuperative
qualities OF the American people that from the
very depths of financial disaster they are
emerging hopeful and courageous.
Our own state has suffered less, perhaps,
than many others. We have reason to be
thankful to the Providence which has shaped
our affairs and allotted to us such diversity
of nationalities and so great variety OF re-
sources, that no ordinary disaster can serious
~ disturb our financial or social economy. We
have reason also TO be grateful that our state
has been so free from dangerous epidemics:
and exempt from those manifestations of law
lessness which have distreS sed other states
We may well be proud of our varied and enor
nous resources. In them the people have a
rich heritage. which it becomes your duty to
so husband by wise legislation that IL may be
transmitted unimpaired TO future generations
state Finances.
Iappend hereto "a statement of the condition
OF our state finances on December 81 1891
Ocer-
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LATER NEWS.

SECRET meeting of the bondsmeu
of w. w. Taylor. the defaulting treas
urer of South Dakota, was held in Chi
cago the 14th.
SENATOR Hill, of New York. the 18th
declared himself in favor OF the consti-
tutiunal amendment providing for the
election Of senators by popular vote.
The annual bonspiel of the North
western Curling ASSOCIATION opened at
Milwaukee, Wis, the 14th.
Gov. MORRILL, was inaugurated gov
ernor of Kansas the 14th.
MRs. HANsBRoUGH, wife of Senator
lIansbrough, of North Dakota, died ut
Washington, d. c., the 14th, of acute
pneumonia.
The Dover National bank, at Dover,
\. H., suspended the l4th. An exami-
nation of the books shows defalcation
of about $50, 600 or $40, 900. Mr. Abbott,
the cashier. suicided.
THE morning of the 14th, at Halves
vile, Ky, the tug boat Boaz struck the
shore and lost % of her barges. The
barges turned sideways and were sunk
by the ice.
john SEARLEs and another laborer
were blown to pieces the 18th by pre-
mature explosion of a blast at stone
quarry at Ketcham, Wis.
DIR. BAKER, treasurer of Crook coun-
ty, Wyoming, has been arrested for
being short in his accounts
BY the wreck of the steam barge
Mount Waldo. off the coast of Mexico.
II lives We're lost.
SAMUEL CORAN. and family of Wabash
Ind, have been poisoned from eating
canned corn beef.
ATTORNEY General Crawford of South
Dakota has served attachments against
the property of Taylor, the defaulting
state treasurer, and his bondsmen in II
different counties. The publication of
the facts regarding School land Com
missioner Ruth's manas ement of his
Office adds greatly to the excitement,
but apparently causes no surprise
among the older state officials. It
seems they had all urged Ruth to dis
tribute the school money more prompt
ly. but he has disregarded all sugges-
tions.
BY the breaking of a wall the Big
Lake eolliery at Audry England was
flooded the 18th. Two hundred and
thirty men were at work at the time
and all but 20 were rescued.
JOHN HARRIS and wife, living near
Paxton. Neb.. committed suicide. The
body of a newborn babe was found
near. They left note stating they
were driven to the deed by destitu-
ton.
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The News Of the Week.
~ TELEGRAPH AND MAIL.
FIFTYTHlRD CONGRESS.


Proceedings of the Second Session.
TUEsL v Jan. s. - The conference
report on The military academy ap-
preparation ailI was agreed TO in the
senate. The house bill for the re-
lief of homestead settlers in Wiscon-
sin, Minnesota aud Michigan was
fayorably reported. Senator Lodges
resolution calling for information why
United States ships of war had been
Withdrawn from Hawaiian waters was
discussed. IN the house the general
debate on the Carlisle currency bill
came to an end. The feature of the
day was the speech Of Mr. Sibley dem,
Pa } who made an attack on the prcsi-
dent and arraigned the democratic
party generally for drifting away from
its traditional mornings. A currency
bill was int. oduced by Mr.. WadswOrth,
Of New York, the pT .ncipal features of
which are the issue of ? per cent. bonds
payable in fifty years.
WEDNESDAY. Jan. e.-In the senate
the urgent deficiency bill was re
ported without amendments. The bill
for the relief Of homestead settlers in
Wisconsin. Minnesota aud Michigan
was passed. In the house the diplo-
matte and the post Office appropriation
bills we're passed. An order to close
general debate ON the Carlisle currency
bill was defeated by vote # l29 to
I24
THURSDAY, Jan. 10 A was intro
duced in the senate providing for
a pension of $50 per month to ex-
soldiers for lie loss Of one arm above
the elbow or OF leg above the knee,
and OF $50 for the loss of an entire arm
or leg. The income tax was discussed,
senator Hill introducing an amend
ment 10 test the constitutionalitv of
the act. In the house a bill was passed
70 define the crimes of murder in the
first and second degrees. and man
slaughter and rape, Inutiny and de-
sertion, and providing punishment
therefor. and TO abolish the death pen
alties on other crimes. The District of
Columbia appropriation bill Is, 3gl, l00
was passed.
FRIDAY. Jan. 11.-Practically the en-
tire session OF the senate was
occupied in the discussion of Senator
Hills amendment to the urgency de-
iiciency bill designed to afford an OPP
portunity to test the constitutionality
of the income tax law. Senator Me
Pherson introduced bill providing for
the issue of per cent. bonds for the
purpose of carrying into effect the re
sumption act of ISIS. In the house a
bill To- pay the heirs of William John
son, Of Fayette county, Tenn, for Sl3,-
40 worth of stores confiscated during
the war was discussed. An attempt to
pass a bill granting a pension of 500 a
month 10 Maj. Gen. John \. McCler-
nand caused a heated debate. in which
Nlr. Springer DEM and Mr.. Clark
.Icm.l berated southern men for anti
union sentiments, The bill was with
drawn.
SATURDAY, Jan. 12.-Senator Faulk-
ne. introduced a bill in the senate
to regulate the issuing of licenses for
the sale and manufacture of intoNicat-
.ur liquors in Alaska. The urgent de-
iiciency bin was further discussed. In
the house the olcOmargarine bill was
and the Indian appropria-
tioh bin was reported Eulogies upon
the If, and services OF the late Repre-
George Il. Shaw, of Wiscon-
sin, were delivered.
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HELD " NEAR oTTUMwA.
A Daring Robbery Committed on c. b.
s. O. A~ain On Lowa.

OTTUMwA. Ia, Jan. 15.-Probably
the most daring train robbery ever
committed in Iowa was perpetrated
early Saturday evening, almost under
the very eyes of the authorities here
1t was one of the most consummate in
holiness and successful execution in
the annals of train robbery No
mail express train ON the
Chicago, Burlington * Quincy road,
was the train selected, and the
Adams Express company is the loser of
a good sum of money, the exact amount
of which cannot be definitely ascer-
tanned. 1t is thought, however, to be
more than ZOO. No. 4 is the Bur-
lingtOn through train from Denver
to Chicago. Its express business is
largely local, but many times it car
ries large sums of money. If this train
was rich in big amounts no one knew
it, but the daring highwaymen evident
IL suspected so and almost in broad
daylight relieved the messenger of all
the packages in the safe that looked
like money.
When the train left Chillicothe Mes
senger John s. Page was sitting near
the safe and his assistant was chatting
carelessly with Baggageman Ed
Wright. Suddenly the front door of
the express ear, which is usually locked,
was thrown open and two masked
men, each with two revolvers, called
on the men to throw up their hands
While one man covered the ira 'nmen
the other quickly bound and gagged
Al. . 3
Then they coolly rifled the safe. placed
the contents in big sack and waited
ten minutes for the train to whistle for
the stop at the junction.
While waiting Postal Clerk John
Umphreys came in from the mail car
and was treated like the rest of his
fellows. When the train slackenei its
speed at the junction the robbers
jumped off with their booty, crossing
the Des Moines river on the ice to the
island. which has been the rendezvous
of highwaymen and tough characters
from time immemOrial.
The mail clerk released the express
messenger from his thongs, and when
the train pulled into the station at OF
tumwa he had Embossed al his com
rades and the word was given quickly
20 the sheriff and police. Sheriff Stodg-
bill. Chief of Police Vanderveer and
one posse started out on an engine for
Chillicothe Detective Jim Harrison,
who shot the bandit at Batavia two
weeks ago, headed another posse to
trail the robbers if possible to their
hiding place. The robbers wore no
hats, but hoods with masks seemingly
attached. Both had brown overeOats
and one wore gray jeans trousers, while
the other had encased his legs in over
alis
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WORK OR BREAD.
RiOtous Demonstration of the Unem-
pioyed of ST. Johns, y. r.

RIOtous Demonstration of the Unem-
pioyed of ST. Johns, y. 4.
n ST. JOINS, n. f., Jan. 1O.-Twice on
Tuesday did the demonstrations of I'M
employed workingmen eliminate in
riotous outbreaks. The men assembled
early, and, failing to secure relief from
other sources. marched to the gov
ernors house, but were advised to call
upon the city authorities pending
action ON certain bills aimed at relief.
Going Immediately to the Legislative
halls they broke in the doors. and it
was only after a severe struggle with
the police reserves that the intruders
were elected.
In the afternoon this scene was re-
enacted. In the midst of the crowd
floated flag bearing the inscription
''Worlx or Bread" Premier Greene APP
peared and promised to resign if work
were not provided within three days
This, however. did not satisfy the men
so they marched down the street ami
began an attack on the various provi-
sion stores, but the mounted police COM
ing upon the scene the mob was heli
at bay until darkness came, when the
rioters dispersed.
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NEW YORK, Jan. 14.-William w
Weston, president Of the savings bank
of Honesdale, Pa, was indicted by the
grand jury four times Friday for aid
ing and abetting the alteration on GER
tain notes which were signed by E. II.
Simmons and a merchant in this city.
He was brought before Recorder Golf
and held in $1,000 bail
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Fraudulent Use of the Mails.

SAVANNAH, Ga, Jan. 10.-Post Office
Inspector Nicbery arrived here and
took charge of DIR. Frank L. Moore,
the head Of party of PSYCHOLOGISTS. y
who have reaped harvest by the al
legged fraudulent use of the mails.
Moore. who is known as DIR. Castor,
will be taken to New Albany, Ind, for
trial in the United States court.
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Recautured.

ST. LOUIS, Jan. 10.-Franl1 Smith
alias John Wilson, alias John Walsh
alias 4. 5. Walsh, alias c. L. Smith,
alias etc, for whom Chicago detective
came to this city and who escaped
Tuesday with all his manacles, was re-
captured in a nearly frozen condition.
He was hidden in a private carriage Of
the superintendent of the workhouse.
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Escaping Prisoner Lynched.

VALDosTA, Ga, Jan. 11.-GeOrge Cold
hand, the convict who killed Il. VI.
Gore. a guard. and escaped, was
lyuched somewhere in Colquitt county.
A posse of fifty men secured the coun-
try for him to avenge the death OF
Gore, and reports received say the
negro had been captured by the posse
and hanged.
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IN DEBS' DEFENSE.
Ex-senator Lyman TrumbuII 10 BE One OF
His Counsel.


WASHINGTON, Jan. 14.-Mr. c. S. Oar
row, of Chicago, counsel for Eugene v.
Debs, arrived in Washington on Fri
day for the purpose ofappearing before
the United States supreme court in the
interest of his client. The case was in
tended to come up in the supreme court
by an application from Debs' counsel
for a writ of habeas corpus directed to
the Illinois court, but Mr.. barrow
said that pending the argument on
that question he viii ask the supreme
court as soon as he can be heard, to al
low bail to be given for Mr.. Debs.
When the argument comes up ON the
habeas corpus proceedings MIR. barrow
said he would have associated with him
Messrs. Lyman Trumbull and 5. ).
Gregory, of Chicago, as counsel to de-
feud Mr.. Debs.
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L., cen Renort.

CHICAGO, Jan. 1.-THE final report
on crops of the year, prepared by the
Orange Judd Farmer, from a crop re-
porting service covering every county
IN the United states. gives the corn
crop at l, 44s, O0o, 600 bushels. The wheat
crop is larger than was generally an
ticipated, being SIS, 100000 bushels;
oat crop. 7le. oO0. 900 bushels, and the
cotton crop 9,225, 600 bales
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For the first time the doctorShip of
literature al the University Of London
has been obtained by woman Miss
Elizabeth i. s. Dawes, who gained
inis honor NJ the last examination. i
the daughter of clergyman. and has
been the head mistress oi a girls pri-
vatc school for several years.