The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1896-11-07
The News Condensed.
important Intelligence From All Parts.
DOMESTIC.

DOMESTIC.
It was discovered that Carleton r.
Wells, who was supposed to have died
of heart disease at Juneau, Ore, was
buried alive. ..
Isaac fl. Lionberger. of ST. Louis, has
been appointed assistant "ttorney-gen'
eral Of the United States for the interior
department
Jimmy" Michael rode ten miles in
21:35 is at Nashville, Tenn, which low
ers the American bicycle record made
by him at hicago Of 21:41A.
The United States battle ship Massa.
chusetts. just returned from her final
trial trip. has no superior in the world.
Four masked robbers fatally beat and
stole $1,000 from Mr.. and Mrs. Anthony
Monhagan in the mining village of Rap
pahannock, Pa.
The Sac and Fox Indian agency, co
miles southeast of Guthrie, o. T.. was
held up and looted by gang of bandits,
In a quarrel over small matter Ed
ward Day shot and killed his brother
near Cassville. Wis.
Auburn township, in Sangamon cnun-
ty, has been selected by Frank Ii. Jones.
first assistant postmaster-general. as
the place for testing the rural free de-
livery service in Illinois.
Josephus Clemmons. aged so years,
and the oldest pilot in the United States,
was killed in the bay at Mobile. Ala,
while in the discharge of his duty.
DR.. w. w. Palmer and Miss Fanny
Palmer. his granddaughter, IS years OF
age. Of Keansburg. n. j.. were killed
and William Naoran. of Atlantic City,
was fatally injured by the cars.
The schooner Sandhill, of Wharton.
Can. went down in Lake Erie and the
captain. mate, three seamen and cook
were lost.
Mrs. Elizabeth Hart, widow 60 years
of age. and her daughter, Mrs. Sarah J.
Stevenson, IS years old and also wild
ow, were suffocated by gas at their
home in Boston.
Rev. l.. w. Eckert. of Easton, Pa,
asked his congregation to take $500
from his salary of $4,000 because of hard
times:
An attempt was made to rob the
Farmers bank at Townville. Pa, but
the BURGERS were frightened away.
Pneumatic tubes are to be placed on
the Brooklyn bridge to carry letters be-
tween the New York and Brooklyn post
offices.
The faculty of the Ohio state uni-
rersity at Columbus refused to reinstate
E. II. French because he gave his whole
time to the football team rs captain.
Charles James fatally shot Jacob Gar
rison at Richmond. KY, because he OBJ
jected to Garrison's attentions to his
daughter.
Mrs. Jesse Winner and her three chill
dren. aged 8. 3 and ~ years. who lived
in a small log cabin near Richmond,
No.. were all murdered by some I'M
known assassin.
Advices received at New Bedford,
Mass, from the Arctic ocean whaling
feet state that the season has been
failure.
The entire business portion OF Mil.
ton. N. Y, was destroyed by fire.
a fight in New York between Georg.
Lavigne, OF Saginaw, Mich. and Jack
Everhardt, of New Orleans, to decide
the lightweight boxing championship
of the yorlfl was won by Lavigne in the
cath round.
Ronald's factory building in Brook
1yn was burned ut loss of 1925. 900 and
a number Of the 200 girls employed were
injured in making their escape.
AS the result Of experiments the -four
mill ut Cnstalia, S. d., will this winter
use the Russian thistle for fuel in place
Of coal.
At Nashville, Tenn, Jimmy Michael,
the Welshman, still further lowered the
ten-mile indoor paced bicycle record,
making the distance in 21:33 3-5.
L. II: George, of Brockport, y. Y.
broke the century road record Of Amer
ica by wheeling from Erie to Buffalo in
hours and IS minutes.
A car on the Pittston electric railway,
crowded with passengers, jumped the
track at Plainsville. Pa, and three wom-
en- were fatally and 20 other persons
seriously injured.
In the southern part of Pawnee coun,
~, o. T., Mnrt Crawford and Joseph
Jones. farmers, quarreled in u discus
sion on the money question and killed
each other.
Charles Kaiser. Jr.. and his wife while
driving along road near Norristown.
Pa, were held up by highwaymen and
Mrs. Kaiser was slot and instantly
killed and her husband was wounded.
An Erie passenger train. broke the
record for the run from Pittsburgh TO
Cleveland. making the 135 miles in Z
hours and 30 minutes.
Trying to save the life of her a-year-
old grandchild, Alvin Studdt, Mrs. En-
ma Petcrman was instantly killed by an
Erie railroad express train near her
home in Hawthorne. n. j., and the
>child was fatally hurt.
The semi-annual meeting Of the bish-
ops of the Methodist Episcopal church
began in Pittsburgh, Pa.
The Georgia legislature met at At
lanta-