The L'Anse sentinel., 1895-01-05
The News Condensed.
important Intelligence From All Part.
DOMESTIC.


A TRAIN was held up in the limits of
passengers relieved of money and jew
elry.
WHILE fooling with n gun Simeon
Bowen shot and killed the two little
daughters of Zeke Bryant near Troy.
Ala.
Two YOUNG Alabama ruffians fred
into schoolhouse near Brownridge,
fatally wounding four of the pupils
The wife and 8-year-old son of Yel-
low Bull, of the Rosebud Agency. s.
D., subchief Of the Sioux, were found
murdered in an isolated spot.
A STATEMENT prepared ut the inter-
nal revenue bureau in Washington
shows that the net decrease in the re-
ceipts during November, 1894, from
those of November, 1898, was 81, Ill, ,3l4.
GEORGE KING, a desperate negro, was
lynched at New Orleans, and James
Williams met like fate ut Mount
Brook, Fla.
The Nebraska state relief commits
in the state needing aid because of
crop failure.
MIcAJAA RowsEY, a desperate, was
killed at junction City. KY, by Town
Marshal Ellis, whom he resisted. Row
sey was the last of father and seven
sons, all Of whom died with their
boots on.
L. ID. WITT 6 Co., proprietors of the
East End theater, Pittsburgh, Pa, as
signed with liabilities of 500, 900.
The killing of Joseph II. Isom, n
race war in which seven negroes had
been shot and more shooting was ex-
pected.
RINGLEADERs of the gang which
robbed David Slocum and wife of Erie,
Pa, of $4,000 after torturing them,
were captured.
THE first of series of attacks on the
income tax law was begun in the SUI
preme court of the District Of Colum-
bia by John q. Moore.
SOME 200 people left Elberton. Ga,
for Texas, where they go, they claim,
to better their condition. Men, wom-
en- and children composed the party.
FIRE destroyed '"The Sailors House"
Vallejo, Cal, and three of the
'arders were cremated.
.IENRY KINNETT, q farmer living near
reble, o., was bunkoe out of So, 600
by the tin box scheme.
MRS CHARLES CORNWALL, of Brook
lyn, N. ", left her three Aildren alons
and, the house taking fire, they were
burned to death.
RICH gold-bearing ore was discov-
cred during the sinking of well on a
farm near Brownville, Neb,
CLARENCE Cox and John Staley were
hanged at Maynardsvillc, Tenn. A
crowd of $500 razed the stockade and
viewed the execution.
ROBERT BIRD and John Spann were
killed and three men fatally hurt by
the explosion of the boiler of grist-
mill ut Bonayp Ky.
FIRE in the lumber yards Of A. Wes-
ton q Son at Tonawanda, n. Y,
caused loss of $4,000.
THE funeral of ex-senator Alcorn at
Eagle's Nest, Miss, was attended by
800 negroes, the majority of whom
were his former slaves.
THE Oregon Pacific road, the con-
struction and equipment of which cost
Sl1, 100000, was sold at auction for
S100. 200.
SNEAK thieves entered barber shop
In St. Louis and stole a pocketbook be-
longing to Michael Doran containing
$2s, 200.
Four concerns doing business in
Milwaukee failed with liabilities ag-
gregating $780,
CHRISTMAS editions of the San Fran
cisco Examiner and the Rocky Noun
tain News of Denver were issued by
society women.
AT Vineland. N. j., fast express
train collided with n carriage and
killed three OF the occupants.
WHILE skating in park at st. Paul
three students of the St. Paul college
broke through the ice and were
drowned.
THE original manuscript of "Amer
lea" was sent to the pope by David /
Pells Secor for deposit in the vatican
library. >->
SAMUEL Z. SEELY, who stole 1854, 900 |
from the Shoe and Leather bank of
New York, was sentenced to a term of |
eight years.
The body of ex-Sheriff James r. |
Curry. who had died from some pc
culiar disease. was stolen from its grave |
at Greenwood, Ind.
JOHN E. BITTELL and his wife were |
arrested at st. Joe, Mo-, charged with |
being the leaders of a band of counter
feiters.
Mrs. KELLER, of English, Ind, in |
burning some old letters destroyed |
s2, 400, the total proceeds of the sale OF |
her home.
AT Huntsville, Ala, Mrs Ida Ross
was given n verdict of $4,000 against |
the Western Union Telegraph company
for failure to deliver message to her
husband.
MRS. MYRTLE SIMPSON poisoned her
self at Peoria, I'LL, because of her hus-
bands fondness for a 6-year-old daugh-
ter by former wife.
EUGENE v. DEBs and other members
OF the American Railway union were
granted stay of sentence in Chicago
until Januarys
A NEGRO named Benjamin was
lynched by mob at Ocala, Fla, for
assaulting white woman.