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The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1870-12-22
OVER THE FALLs.-A most lamentable

OVER THE FALLs.-A most lamentable
and shocking accident occurred about
haf-past s O'Clock this morning in full
view of several persons who were stand
ing on the Central Railroad bridge cross
ing the river near the depot.
Three little boys, named respectively
Frederick Bach, Christopher Speelss and
George Louier, were on their way TO the
Allen street German Luthern School.
While crossing the river by the Central
railroad bridge the cap of SpeIss or
Lauter was blown off by the wind into tue
river, within five or SIX Ieet Of the edge
of the High Falls, where it lodged
against stone boat, which had been
foated from Main street bridge To he
spot. Bach, who was abo1t - years OLD,
volunteered 10 go after it, and at once
descended one of the bridge piers to the
stone wall which separates the mill race
on the east side from the channel of the
river. From the wall he crossed through
q rapid, but not very deep, channel OF
water to broad bank OF earth whico
had been temporarily deposited IN the
river, and thence through comparatively
still ard shallow water to The stone boat
where he recovered the cap.
On his return he had reached the east
side Of the earth bank, and was in the
act Of stepping into the water to cross to
the stoue wall, when the earth which had
been undermined, gave way, and he was
thrown lengthwise into the current, and,
before he could recover himself to regain
his feet, he was swept over the fearful
preclpice.
His companions, and those who wit
messed the affair, were paraIized at the
moment by the fearful sight. One or
two on recovering themselves, ran on the
same wall to the size Of the falls and
peered into the whirlpool of water
beneath, where they saw the body of
young Bach spinning around and around
Speiss and Louter ran TO the school
which they attended and communicated
the news to their teacher and schoolmates.
Other parties at once informed the pa.
rents of the unfortunate lad, who reside
lii Hanover street. The father has been
sick Tor the past two years. The mother
ran To the bridge to learn that her boy
Was doubtless IN the whirlpool, and that
nnihlDg corld be done at present to
Recover his body-tIat in time 1t would
pc Carried, perhaps, into some eddy lower
down In the river, when it could be re
coyered-ROchester Unl0n Dec. 8. ~
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1870-12-22

The second regular meeting OF the
Western Division of the KenoSba Cnuuty
Teachers Association, was held Friday
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Circuit Court, County of
Ken Sha.

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The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1870-12-22

young man in Cincinnati has just
received letter from his father in Paris,
Dy balloon, dated November II. f" The
TODD, he says, lis, of course, scarcely so
abundant or SO fresh as in ordinary times,
yet we have truly abundance. The flesh
# the horse Was pretty literally supplied
SOME SIX weeks ago, but was touched
somewhat sparingly by general Goa
oumers. Then NIUE flesh and asses meat
were introduced to consumers. THIS
took like wild fire. and the flesh brought
three times the price of The fine beef /;
ana there Was such braying in fancy of
il that 1t required considerable frmness
70 say neigh to it. But the best o. the
joke Is that horse flesh disappeared from
the butchers stalls-they not being able
10 dispose Of it. quit offering it as such,
but sold itat four times its taxed price
under the name of mule, donkey and
young ass flesh"
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1870-12-22

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do not? Because girls have nothing b
ter to kiss and mea have.
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The New York herald., 1870-03-16
A SENSATION OUTRAGE.

The Reported DefnIcatiOn of Grand Army
of ihe Republic Funds by Major A. r. Sears
His Arrival in Newark and Prompt Refutn.
tiOn Of the ISLANDERS.
few days ago the local prints OF Newark, N. j.
contained elaborate reports OF the alleged unac-
countabIe disappearance OF Major A. +. Sears,
member OF Phil Kearney Post No. @ Grand Army OF
the Republic and treasurer OF fund subscribed for
the purpose OF raising monument to the memory
OF the gallant officer whose name the Post
bore. The fund amounted to $1,000. or this sum-
about year or SO ago, fifty dollars was paid to
Major George b. Halsead, brother OF "Pct's." for
the purpose OF getting bill through the Legislature
relating to the proposed monument The balance
$3.50 remained in the hands OF Major sears, and
with view to increasing 1t to $780, that gentle
man invested 1t, together with considerable OF
ms own private money IN choice piece
Of real .. estate at Woodside. q Newark
1esslon Is that OF surveyor and civil engineer.
started for Costa Rica on business, and was gone
some four months. On the way back he fell In with
and remained there After q while he received the
appointment OF City Surveyor and Regulator. which
position he now holds
1t was not TIL Monday that the newspaper allega.
tions against his probity and honor reached MS
notice, and 'straightway he proceeded TO Newark,
where he arrived yesterday. He declares that his
whereabouts known all along to at Ieast twenty
leading Newarkers, and that no effort whatever was
made to communicate with him regarding the fund,
transportation OF which was never dreamed OF.
He had communicated with the author OF the alleged
false reports, Major Halstead, and demanded q
fun refutation thereof. He says he Is fully pre-
pared to make q complete transfer Of the funds
increased to ST. 900 to-day. II Is proper 70 say that
the Major has hosts OF warm friends among the lead
ing men o, Newark. who from the outset strongly
dscredIted the infamous assertion made by the
Newark papers and reiterated In all the New York
daily papers except the HERALD.
The New York herald., 1870-03-16

Keog h. notnet his intention OF coniesting Sligo on
ult a-nationa principles lor tho scat IN Paia'nent.
The Earl OF Enalrgillcn writes denying the sta.e-
mcnt tnal the coussy OF Fermanagh IL In DISTURBED
state.
The London Telegraph holds that Ireland. ~ now
ctrcumstanced urgently needs an efficient and
sk,lfui detective police Her disturbers are
NOT numerOua The disease which Anects
her lust now Ia caused mainly by fOrelvn
element; and the Fenlans VINO are restessly endea-
yorng 70 prevent Nj. Gla,stOnes remedial lerisla-
ton from carving balm and healing on its wings
must Dc ercctualy hunc cd down. This Is the direc-
tion IN which l,gat would have been sougat py the
practical aud indefatigaDe genius Of Thomas Drum
nond, rather than that wholesale. indscrlminatc
form or repression which Is attempted BY the sus-
pension oi the habeas Corpus act
the saturday Rerit 10 sincerely trusts that the
suit oil the deliberations OF The Cabinet VIII he that
IL VIII interfere ia some enectnal manner TO save
Ireland lrOm o curse which rs certainly worse than
the incoming OF foreign army into tine cOunrry.n
The London Times says IL tls not It's province TO In
dicae what resource IS specially required for the
restoration OF order In Ireland, but something IS
wanted TO put down agrarianism "Perhaps o local
suspension OF the labeas Corpus act would be more
enectve than general suspension OF It, II coupled
Win DINER prov5lOns winch II would not be dlicul
TO suggest, At all events, the principle would tie TO
make an example OF the local ties IN which every
law, human and divine, has been sci Al naught
The New York herald., 1870-03-16
THE PARAGUAYAN WAR.
Lopez Again on the Move Camara Again Do.
ceived-The Paraguayan Chief Leading tho
Brazilian Army Into Wlderness-Ths
Rio Janeiro Press Ridiculing the Army.

Rio JARBIRO, Feb. 8, 1870.
The news from Paraguay conunues scant, but 1t
now appears certain that Lopez has moved further
to the north-into more unknown and difhcult re.
g,Ons which, 1t Is said, his father and he never per-
mitted to be explored. Tue Brazilian troops, under
General Csmara, were just about to MAKE an at
tempt to rcacn his position a. Panader0; but as
usual ne was thoroughly aware Of how long he could
be undisturbed. ana has once more baked his pur-
suers by moving further on.
The Comte d'Eu has gone to General Camara's
department of Northern Paraguay to direct the
operations there being nothing more possible from
Curuguaty. Lopez is supposed to be moving on the
other side OF the Maracaju mountains up 70
the angle formed by them on the northern
frontier with Brazil, where hts adversarles VIII
lind still greater diliicuties OF supply, and
wnere he has probably gathered some cattle anu
can still draw his enemies Turtner and further from
Their bases into unknown and uninhaDited regions,
Paraguayans with some food. However, although
the generals profess little hope Of routing his mme-
dale force ana capturing nlmself their Dispatches
ana other Oficla and semoiliclal accounts profess
to think that ne WIN soon be totally desered Dy ms
remaining adherents 80 many are the deserters said
paper has two cartoons. one Is. vigorously pur-
SUNG The enemy" representing half dozen cavalry
r. zen as eep under tree, their horses doing near
by, oil OF them covered with spiders webs. The
other Is Ire easing the famllies.n Some soldiers
are sitting smoking at their tent doorways resting
or five Paraguayan deserters going by IL say, Joe.
there go more families released.n "Yes," groWls
joe 'and the papers OF RIO VIII announce that four
or five thousand families nave arrived ia camp"
The New York herald., 1870-03-16
E y r oP E.
Military Mutiny in an Eng
lish Barrack.
TladicA ReyO!utioniSm and Land Tenure
In Ireland.
Who Murder and q Horrible
Scene in Paris.

Tm Cunard malt steamship Nemesis, Captain
Binmgs from Liverpool ,he 5tn and Queenstown
the 9Th OF March arrived al this port last night
The North German Lloyd's steamship Hansa, Cap
tx.n Breckensten. from Bremen The "a ana haVre
the 6tn OF March arrived at this port last night.
By these arrivals we have our special European
correspondence and mail report IN detail OF our
cable kilograms dated to the latest day OF sailing.
The Sultan OF Turkey mas addressed circular TO
the great Powers IN reference 10 the Montenegro
suestion The circular declares that the Porte Is
de,ermned not TO cede its Suzcran rights, hut pro-
noses TO call q mixed commission OF Turks ana
Aonteneerns order to define the private property
On The disputed tract or territory. The Powers
invited to instruct their consus attend the sittings
Of the comm lssion.
Tue md pendence Beige publishes an appeal to the
Belgian liberals ISSUED by various prominent mem
bers OF the liberal party. The appeal contains the
rights, compulsory education, modification OF the
Impost surplus. military reform, revision OF the law
OF puDic worship aud various other laws. This
liberals
Al bal nldsq,te given by the Princess Barberini,
IN Rome for the benent OF the night refugees, some
members OF The denat-monde who had paid twenty
francs for their tickets slipped IN under cover OF
their masks, and their presence becoming known
alI the Roman princesses instantly unmasked.
The following telegram from Bombay was received
by the Telegram Construction and Maintenance
Company in London, March 81:
HALPIN, GREAT EASTERN, ApEN, March 2-s:l5
A. NJ, Greenwich rilne.-Ine BOMBAY aud Alden sec :
tiOn successfully comp eled. Intend 10 proceed WIN
the laying OF the ked Sea section tomorrow.
The New York herald., 1870-03-16
At meeting OF the Board Of Education last night
resolution, offered by Mr.. Faron, fixing the salaries
A PogGgKEEPsIE CLERICAL III K.Up.
Quaker Preacher Hauled Over the Goals
Bsoadbrim Confcsses Intimacy With tho
Opposite Sex-lie is TO be Expelled from The

A Quaker Preacher Hauled Over the Goals
Bsoadbrim Confcsses Intimacy With tho
Opposite Sex-He is 10 be Expelled from The
Church..
PouGHKEEpsIE, March Is, 1870
And now Poughkeepsic has sensation. Mr.
John Wood, Quaker preacher, well known in this
city, has been charged with improper intimacy with
MS servant girl, and measures are in progress
to expel HIM from the church over which
he has presided for many years. lie -
between flty and sixty years OF age, and
has been married only four times. HIS last
wife died several years ago. A member OF the church
over which he presided, states thar when Wood was
courling his third wife his intended marriage with
herwas proclaimed according to the Quaker rule.
and that day or two afterwards an Irish girl
appeared and claimed that Wood had promised 10
marry ner. Tnis littie episode caused postpone.
nent oil the announced nuDtals but they afterwards
took place. 1hs particular charge now preferred
against Wood Is tnat he mas had intimate relations
win his Irish servant g,r Mary McNluny, ana that
Dy nun she is about to become mo tner
Among other facts winch led TO TINS charge are
the iollowin9:-Wood during last fall owned the
place known as The Adams property, situated a
snort distance east OF this city. lie lived there with
hs daughter and tie girl spoken Of the latter acting
as servant. For reasons best known 10 herself the
daughter compelled the servant girl to leave the
house. Soon alter the daughter got married and
also lett. Wood. being alone sent for the serv.ur
girl 10 come out and see MIN, which she dl:
and the TWO renamed alone in the mousse
all night. Some Tune alter Mary McNnny, In the
presence OF witnesses, confessed that sne was en-
cen and charged Wood with being the Iatncr OF
the cld sun later Wood and Mary took passage
on the steamer Jonn L. HasbroucK from tins city ior
New York. leaving mere at seven O'Clock IN the even
ing. IL Is not known that they occupied one state
room. but during the evening Wood was constantly
by arys side on a sofa, and also escorted her to
supper.
All these reports induced the leading members OF
the church To summon Wood before tnenl, wnen
specific charges were made. lie confessed the soft
tI,tnn itfnn a In vtI IA
the opposite sex but denied THAI ne the father
OF Mary NcN.nuy's Chi d and offered his resgnatiou
IL was refused anu steps were taken 10 seeure ms
Immediate expulsion from the Society. Both ne aud
the girl have lett The Citythe latter gvinI out tn3t
she VAS going 10 New York, and lie stating tnat ne
was going to make n Southern tour. Intending TO
reluru III u week on Two.
The New York herald., 1870-03-16
the FATAL BLAST.

Examination by Coroner Rollins Yesterday.
The investigation In the OF Mr. Samuel I. Lip
plnco,t who was killed on the "a instant, whine
walking through West Thirty. nth street, by being
struck on head with piece of rock thrown from
blast exploded III thirty sixth street, heretofore
printed III the HERALD, was renewed yesterday AZ
ternOon before Coroner Rollins John Mcdonald
deDosed that Immediately after the accident TO
Mr.. LlppncOtt lie examined the blast, and IN his
OplniOn 1t was Improperly covered; had there been
logs and rocks over the blast to the extent neces-
sary such q shower OF rocks would not have filled
the air. resulting In the death OF Mr.. LppincOtt.
Other witnesses were examined, but their testimony
WAS mostly cOrrODOratIve OF that eIven by Mr..
Mcdonald. A Mr. NiblO Is the owner OF TIE lot
where the blasting occurred aud Daniel Mccall ~
contractor for the WORK. Further testimony Will bc
TAKEN In the case to-day
The New York herald., 1870-03-16
FRANCE.
Dreadful Murder in Paris.

A horrible murder was committed in the Rne
Amelot, Paris. A carpenter, named Maillot, VINO
occupies q small apartment on tile hfth moor OF the
following letter.
My FRIEND-I murdered my wife at three O'Clock
thls morning, alter dispute about ner MASTER "a
Humbert. lie remains Responsible Tor our CnId.
He is the cause OF our misfortune When you receive
THIS letter snal bc dead. FKAlSl
This note bore the postmark OF Montreull, near
Paris. The writer lived on The same floor as Maiot
Who at once gave notice to The Commissary OF
Police, and the door OF fIaise's rooms having been
forced open lrightful spectacle presented itself
nearly severed from the body, which was mangled IN
indescriDaOle manner The sight was so Shocking
tDat meuical man who was sent Tor tainted
away on entering the ROOM The woman had
evidently been murdered IN her sleep, and the man
must have renamed with the body for about Iour
hours after the ueed.
frase was employed rs ter on the LYONS Rail-
way, and was thirty years OF age; his wiie was a
year younger and they had one cld. girl or eight,
~ present in Inc hospital. Tue woman. before her
marriage, had been IN the service OF NJ. HumDcrt
and had remained on friendly terms with her
day in question she had been attending
on Madame HumberL, VINO was III. The
husband ana wife had dlned with their neQhbor.
H. Malilot. In the evening, aud had retired at mid-
night, each IN apparent good huiIor. Fraise was
generally CONSIDERED TO be kind TO his wife, but was
from time 10 time somewhat irregular in mis-
duct and would leave ms work and his home for
day or TWO. TINS had occurred in the week and
he slept out on the nights OF thursday ana Friday
previous. According 10 bis letter teaOusy OF nj.
crime.
No traces OF the murderer had been obtained
The New York herald., 1870-03-16
PORT OF NEW YORK, MARCH Is, 1870.
CLEARED.


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The New York herald., 1870-03-16
HENRY BERGH EX-ASS -PeRATe0.

A Prosecution for Libel Against the New
York Courier.
Mr. James L. Smith ana Mr. Spencer w. Cone,
editors OF the New York Courier, were summoned
before Judge Downg yesterday, at the Tombs, on
III certain article published in the Courier
sunday certain words were used calculated TO
bring him to rldlcuc, and that tie article wit
fuiy and wlCkedly Malicious" The article was pro-
uuced court and attached to the afiidayit and
headed "Hum0rs OF the T0wn-Henry Bergh, Great
Anlmaltarlan.o 1t abOunhs IN puns drawn from
tile animal Kingdom, and comments on the personal
appearance domestic life and natural powers OF the
wen known anmal's friend.
The defendants were bound over to appear at
General Sessions IN suretes oil $500 each.