The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1869-12-02
News Items.

of that country, and children are dying
off by the hundred. az 3au .daa yseTa
1t is reported that the P. NJ. General
has stated the following in relation to
newspapers; if it is true, it will make
"some troubles " with some of our exchan-
ges that have one side Of their paper
printed in Chicago or Milwaukee:
County papets must be printed and pub
lished in the County in order to permit them
to pass through the MANS under cection Isl.
laws of 1866. A paper, one half of which 10
printed in smother county, does not como
within the meaning Of this section"
The floor ofthe Second Baptist (colored)
church in Lexington, KY, gave way du,
ing funeral services on Sunday afternoon.
Nov. Dist, and three persons were killed
and several wounded. RI arA
The N. o. Times is sued for libel
800, 1000 damages-by Mr.. In. Cass Of
that city. IAN ~gesa roo r-s8
The jewelry store of s. g. Blessenthal,
in Louisville, KY, wasrobbed last Sunday
morning of between $4,000 and $4,000.
The brig Robert Burns is reported lost
off Forty Mile Point. in Lake Huron,
with all on board. dos
A band of Dakota Indians were overta-
ken by prairie fire q short time since,
near Yankton, Dakota, and over sixty of
them burned to death. 5a fa5e4
Montreal papers contain an account of
the sinking of the ship Catherine, loaded
with railroad iron, from Genoa to Quebec,
and the loss of twenty of the crew.
A pitched battle came off in Pulaski
county, KY, last Saturday, between q
party of twenty headed by desperate
character named Cooper, and some twenty
Regulators. One hundred and fifty shots
were fred, and three men killed.
Buckley has commenced libel suit In
Baltimore against ex-Commissioner Roll
lins damages $4,000 The complaint is
based on Rollins letter to Presidents
Grant, last March, recommending Binck-
ley's removal.
By the explosion of the Giant Powder
Mills in San Francisco last Friday night.
two white men were killed and eight
Cinnamon were wounded p
The SUPERINTENDENT Indian Affairs
in oregon reports that the Indians in the
Snake country refuse to 60 on the reser-
vation or attend the, council, and that
hostilities may be resumed atany moment.
Last Thursday evening Albert D. Rich
ardson, well known as the war correspon-
dent of the New York Tribune, was shot
in that city, and it is thought fatally
VIZ nded by Paul Mcfarland, a lawyer.
between whom there had been considera-
BILE i'll feeling for some time past.
Six men were put on trial in Jackson
vile, ILL.,, for the murder of Sheriff Pratk
of Tazewell county, last July. They
have all been convicted except one, a~d
The office of a colored Assistant Asses
sor in Georgia was broken open on the
night Of the 18th, his books and papers
destroyed or taken, and the following
note left on his table: 2sa aslaa q
BLOODY MooN-NIGGER sUB-SIR: Your
visit to this place must end 5; your. welcome
has expired A few days will be allowed You
to depart, never to return. Take due notice
- - 3 You Know WHO. .
While one hundred and fifty men, wo-
men and children were eating their dim
ner in a mine in Mexico recently, the
earth fell in and they were all crushed to
death.
In Cardington, Ohio, last Thursday
forenoon, merchant shot his son through
the head, killing him instantly. Family
difficulty was the cause. ft;g fse mic
The buildings used for the winter quar-
tiers of ForepAugh's menagerie, in Con-
norsville, Ind, were set fire to one night
last week, and thinking they might be
burned, some one let loose the lions, tigers,
etc. The fire was cxtinguished. and the
animals captured after killing quite q
number of sheep and an OK, on the fair
ground next to the buildings. 8 rai9d
A new Catholic cathedral is being
built in Brooklyn, N, Y, which will cost
two million dollars, and seat fifteen thous-
and people. #aa- q Ais2'
Another giant has just been exhumed
this time in Dupage county Illinois.
Unlike the Onodaga giant, this is no swim.
die, the bones having been pronounced
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