The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1895-01-26
PENINSULA POINTERS.

A poultry show was held at Marquette
this week.
Edward Carney, an old resident Of
Marquette, died Monday, aged 70 years.
Two young Calumet lads are missing,
as well as $3.50 which they took. Officers
are on their track.
William Bell was arrested at a camp
near Floodwood Monday, charged with
stealing clothes belonging to Thomas
Pa-l, Of Negaunee, several weeks ago.
Charles II. Watson, editor OF the
Crystal Falls Diamond drill, has been
appointed clerk OF the apportoinnent
committee OF the state legislature.
John Anderson, Of Iron Mountain, a
Swede carpenter, was killed instantly at
the Chaplin mine Monday morning. He
was doing some repairing and accidentlly
fell down a shaft distance of 900 feet.
The body of an unknown man was
found near the Chicago IL Northwestern
track at Ishpemiug Tuesday morning.
There was severe wound upon his head
and it Is thought that he was struck bya
train.
An unsuccessful attempt was made to
blow up the Rescue Home Of the Kings
Sons and Daughters at Sault Ste. Marie,
at an early hour Tuesday morning.
Dynamite was used, and the rear end of
the building was badly demolished.
There is no clue to the perpetrators Of the
work. 1t was evidently the intention to
iniure, II possible, Evangelist Whitaker,
who was thought to live there, but he is
living in another house across the street,
Whitaker has succeeded in wedding out
the houses of llfame, aud has made him
self obnoxious TO the tough element
The lives of seveal inmates in the home
were endangered.
Attorney Hayden, OF Ishpeming, who
was reported last week to have become
suddenly insane, is all right again. 1t
appears that Mr.. Hayden placed a BELLA
dona plaster on his side to cover a
serious bruise. The plaster came in con-
tact with the raw surface, and bclladona
was taken into his blood. The toxic ef-
fects were somewhat similar to those Of
alcohol, and he became violent. Know
ing the temperate habits of Mr.. Hayden
it was thought and feared be had lost
his reason, but he has entirely recovered.
The dispatches caused great sensation,
as Hayden is counsel for the largest
mining companies in the Lake Superior
district, and has large prsctice before
the federal aud state supreme conrt..
The following dispatch from Ironwood
is taken from the Detroit Evening News:
Andrew 4. Anderson, mayor Of Iron
wood, has been made defendant IN libel
suits, the total damage claimed In which
aggregate $50, 900. S. ). Curry, president;
j. ID. Day. perintendent, and William
Trebilcock. are the plaintiffs. Ia re-
cent veto message to the board of alder
men Mayor Andersen charged these
gentlemen With mismanagement OF the
public affairs uf the city while Trebicock.
was mayor; also charging in the message
that they conapired to defraud the city
by reason of certain transactions Emit
nent counsel has been reta,ned by the
plaintiffs and the trial OF the cases
promises to attract wide attention in the
Lake Superior district"
Tuesday Judge Hubbcll adjourned
court until next Monday morning. The
judge himself wished TO ae with the
committee Of the legislature whiting the
Mining SchOo, for during tie insp ction
of the institution, his intimate know
ledge OF it's needs would come handy In
explanation to the visitors. Many OF the
attorneys and others interested IN the
term might wish 10 help entertain the
distinguished visitors, and after so do
ing might not feel like going back to
work the next day. The liquor cases
will come on early next week, and there
promises to be considerable interest in
the way of ATTENDANCE shown. Ed Blau,
who plead guilty TO the charge OF robbery
at his arraignment Tuesday, changed his
plea tu not guilty, as his father has Gu
gaged w. +. Riggs to defend him. Fred
Roeder, who has been sick in jail, was
carried up to the court room by couple
of deputies and pleaded guilty to the
charge OF robbery. The case OF the
People VS. John Jankala, charged with
robbing Henry Tuenieni Of S63, was on
trial Tuesday Attorney o. j. Larson ap-
peared for the defendent. The jury ie-
tired at 8 o'clock and after being out
several hours disagreed. This may be
quite feather In Mr.. Lar
sons cap. In the case Of the People VS.
Laukainen for robbery committed in
Lees saloon, the jury brought in a ver-
dict of guilty.-Calumet News.
Essi y Figured.
II the democratic administration has