The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1895-02-09

Frank Waldrod and Conrad Bitter and
Edward Stanley and John Brown were
fatally scalded. Ef
JOSEPH BAUM & Sons, dealers in dry
goods and general merchandise at Me-
ridian, Miss, failed for 100000.
AMONG the numerous bills introduced
In the Illinois house was one directed
against the wearing Of high hats at
theaters.
CRAWFORD CROSBY, alias Cherokee
Bill, noted outlaw, was captured at
Mowata, i. T., by two men who had
secured his confidence
A SLED load Of young people went
over an embankment near Salem, o.,
four being seriously hurt.
WESLEY TABOR was arrested at Belle
Vile, H., charged with the murder Of
the McClellands. father and son, at
Centralia, fourteen years ago.
GEORGE BEAN. near Richmond, Va,
while protecting his stepmother from
assault was shot and killed by his
father.
G. w. STANFORD, tax collector and
probate officer of Concord, Mass, was
He had disappeared.
THE financial statement of the mid
winter fair at San Francisco shows that
the total receipts were Sl,200,112 and
the expenditures were Sl,lo3,2 60, leav-
ing surplus of S32, 464.
The Kansas legislature passed a law
making every kind and form of betting
and gambling felony punishable by
from one to five years in the penitcn-
tiary.
PETER OLSON, wife and three chill
drcn, who lived near Sterling, n. d.,
and hired man named Bathga, lost
their lives in n fire.
CHARLES DONOVAN died in an epllep-
tic fit while being arraigned in court
at La Junta, Col, for attempted crimi-
nal assault upon 3-year-old girl.
ALL but few companies of the
troops on duty at Brooklyn, n. Y,
were withdrawn, the strike being prac-
tically over.
SIXTY THOUSAND DOLLARS in gold was
found by Jesse j. Drew at his sawmill
near Hollandale, Miss. The treasure
was supposed to have been buried dur
ing the civil war.
WILEY CLEMENTS and Joshua Hughes,
mine bosses at the Champion mines
near Birmingham, Ala, were fatally
shot by Bud Jones, a negro miner.
SOLICITOR GENERAL MAXWELL has re-
signed owing to differences with At
torncy General Olney regarding the in
come tax.
II, ,p,en~ CrpxypNo Ioolo.oJN ,y,,
hanged Mt Dawson, Ca, for the murder
of j. G.. Wells year ago.
Mrs. ZINDLINGEE and her twin
daughters were burned to death by a
lamp explosion at Philadelphia, Pa.
ARIZONA bandits held up Southern
Pacific train near Wilcox and blew the
express safe with dynamite, securing
S5O,000.
The bank of Trenton, Neb., was
ordered closed by the state banking
board
TIE twenty-sevcnth annual conven-
ton of the National American Woman
Suffrage association met at Atlanta,
Ga, with Miss Susan. b. Anthony, its
president, in the chair.
AN investigation showed that TWEEN
ty-one of the chain gang of convicts at
Savannah, Ca, were permanently dis
abled by exposure to freezing weather.
The Leonard Smokeless Powder
company, with capital of $4,000, 900,
made an assignment in New York.
EXCHANGES at the leading clearing
houses in the United States during
the week ended on the LIST aggre-
gated S042 ,53l, O65, against S0l7, OO3, SAT
the previous week. The increase, COM
pared with the corresponding week in
1894, was 24.2.
TIE Michigan senate passed joint
resolution submitting to the people an
amendment to the constitution pro-
videing an educational qualification for
electors.
The steamship Kingdom, forty-two
days out from Shields, for Charleston,
S. c., was thought TO be lost with her
crew Of thirty-five.
INTENSELY cold weather prevailed in
the northwest. At Grantsburg, Wis,
the thermometer registered AZ degrees
below zero and Mt Negaunee, Mich, 40
below.
THERE were 354 business failures in
the United States in the seven days
ended on the LIST, against 363 the
week previous and $40 in the corre-
spending time in 1894.
BECAUSE his 2-year-old son would
not stop crying Alexander Vonkariage,
of Wilkesbarre. Pa, dashed its brains
out on a hot stove.
CHAMPION CoRBETT discussed spar
ring matches before committee of the
Minnesota legislature, defending his
profession.
The Iron Mountain mine in Shasta
county, CAL, was sold for $500, 1000 cash
to un English syndicate.
A TREASURY statement shows that
the receipts from all sources during
the month of January were $27,S04, 800
and the expenditures 1914, ,447,
deficit for the month of $6,7l9,04S and
for the fiscal year Of 1914, 2s2,070.
JOHN RENO died ut Columbus, Ind.
lie was one of the first train robbers in
the United States and was a daring in
dividunl.
CATHERINE MORRISON, Of New York,