The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1870-03-17

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u iron roof on the new west wing of the
court house in Chicago, fell in last Satur
: day noon, injuring seven workmen.
Last Friday the Senate passed the bill
, to- fund the national debt.
A new watch company has been organ
lied at Springfield Illinois, with CAPT
tai of 100000
:. The g first female jury at Lsrimie City,
Wyoming, had severe siege eff it. The
first case was murder case, and the jury
were cut until IL o'clock the fourth
night, at which time verdict of guilty
i of murder in the first degree was render
ed.'" ere, e-e~r e'.....
! Samuel f. Wilson, one of the editors
Of the New Orleans Picayune, died last
Saturday. aa&EG Cf
One of the missing steamers, the Smidt
from Bremen, arrived in New York last
Friday, haAing been since January 21st
making the passage. The City of Boston
has not been heard from as yet.
p, TT of the iron roof of the east wing
of the court house IN Chicago, following
the example of the roof on the west wing,
fell in with loud crash on Saturday
night -
Capt. Eyre, of the British steamer Bonn
bay that ran into and sunk the United
States steamer Oneida, has been suspended
by the British naval authorities. He ought
to be. suspended by the neck. =
The game law in this State at present,
prohibits the killing of quails prairie
chickens and partidges for one year from
1st of next August. ,.>a sr.\Ns r.
4 At Wooster, Ohio, last Saturday, a
boiler in saw mill exploded, killing
seven men and injuring Others.
! E. M. Tyerger, the Mississippi rebel
who murdered Col. Crane verallmonths
since, at Jackson, Miss, escaped from
ljail last Sunday morning. .{IsG }l359.
The late Secretary Stanton had $4,000
insurance on his life. This with the
$4,000 raised by subscription will sup
port his family comfortably, to say
nothing of q house and lot in Washing
ton valued at about 100000.
Col. John. Wilder, editor of the Kansas
City Jouanozef Commerce, was shot and
+ killed in that city on Wednesday Of last
h week. TIE murderer was arrested.
Frank Jackson, who fell while coupling
? cars on the G.. s. N. w. railroad il
November last at Harvard thereby losing
: both legs, has just obtained verdict Q
$4,000 against the road.
Nineteen is an unusually large MAORI
s ty among the democrats of Waukegan
) The Waukegan Gazette complains tina
3 people will cut down and burn up tn,
I fence around one of the school building
! in that city. a g W @
6 A southern paper speaks of TIL
+ Thompson-Storey affair in Chi ,ago, uh
9 der the head of" The Flax and the Fla!l
i The old Western Hotel at Utica, NY
4 erected in 1895. was destroyed by fir
5 last Saturday nigh.
3 Richard Ddu, A Welsh poet, died nea
9 Oshkosh last Thursday hR an
9 A street car conductor in Chicago ha
70 aIopo6 with an Illinois Central railroa,
n engineers WIFE
= sItkis rumored that Ole Bull IS shortl,
y to marry a lady in Madison aAS
4 The Senate Foreign affairs Commiatee
on Tuesday instructed the chairman t.
report adversely to the annexation Q
San Domingo. ~ osl agematsno bio
: Canada sends $4,000 900, in silver i
! New York this week to help resum
e specie payment
VIM. NJ. Douglass, student at tn
University at Ann Arbor in Michigan
has been sentenced to two years in tn
e House of Correction for purloining letter
from the post office in Ann Arbor.
The House Committee of Commerce
has determined to report against making
Chicago and other western lake anc
river cities ports Of entry
An Englishman named Henry Jone
was found terribly manged on the track
+ of the NV. railroad in Chicago, last
. Monday.
5 Gold yesterday afternoon was quoted