The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1872-07-11
TELEGRAPHIC NOTES.


against several prominent Mormons for the
violation of the law of 1869 against polygamy.
By these proceedings, which are sanctioned
by the Attorney General of the United States,
in connection with the law department of
the government, it is expected these cases
will be brought for final decision in the su.
preme Court of the United Sta ties at it's next
session.
In the mean time there is every reason to
believe that there will be no disturbance in
Utah.
At present the utmost quiet prevails here,
both among Mormons and Gentiles. All are
alike submissive to the laws, and the Terri
tory is in q condition of absolute peace. The
mines of silver, gold, copper, and coal, fahu-
lous in extent and richness, are being speedi-
ly developed. The population of the Terri,
tory is very rapidly increasing.
These are the legitimate results Of the de-
cision of the Supre me Court of the United
States last winter. Z
CINCINNATI, July 8.-A special to the Ca
zette says, the rumors of late that the people
of Mercer County, Ohio, would take tie law
into their own hands in reference to the sup
posed inhuman murderers of Miss Belle Secor,
who was outraged on her way from Sunday
School, two weeks ago, and then murdered
and thrown aside to be partly consumed by
hogs, were this A. NJ. proved to have Teen
well founded.
Some three thousand people assembled,
seized the keys of the jail, took the prison
ers, Jacob Kimble, Alexander McLoud, tothe
Kimble farm where the outrage was commit
ted, and will probably execute them there
DETROIT, Mich, July S.--A. P. Fonda,
claiming to be detective, has been arrested
for stealing the records Of st. Joseph county
from the clerks Office at Centerville. When
the records were stolen he went to discover
the robbers, but brought suspicion on him.
self. Fonda belongs in Chicago, but former
ly lived in St. Joseph county. He was re-
leased on giving 81, OCo bail. There had been
several thousand dollars reward offered for
the records.
ST. LOUIS, July 5--Mr. Deese, well
known physician of this city, while jaNoring
under fit of insanity, to-day, attempted to
murder his wife with a pocket knife. He
aimed the blow at her .troat, bat missed and
struck the shoulder infictng a painful
wound. He then drew the knife across his
own throat but falling to cut deep enough,
plunged il TO the hlt in his abdomen, produc'
ing mortal wound
WASHINGTON, July 9.-George T. CottrelI,
q clel k in the War Department, committed
suicide at the Eblert House this morning.
He engaged q room there last night, and this
morning, after ringing for water, cut cash
in his wrist with q razor and also inflicted
slight wound in his throat. Death was caWs-
ed from the wound in the wrist. He left a
field, and saying the suicide was premedi-
tory. Cottrell is native Of Vermont, but
resided in Wisconsin for some years.
ALLIANCE, Ohio, July 5.-The new coal
mines two miles north Of Lemabile, Ohio, on
the G. & 2. R. r., took fire about p. M,
Wednesday. There were twenty men and
Que boy in the mine when it took fire. EIey-
en- men escaped and nine men and one boy
were smoked to death. Up ito eleven o'clock
this forenoon, seven bodies had been discoy
cred. The fire has subsidized.
WASHINGTON, July light to fresh
easterly to southerly winds and partly cloudy
weather will probably prevail, Monday, over
the South and Middle Atlantic States par
TALLY cloudy weather for New England; clear
and partially cloudy weather for the north
ern portion OF the Middle States, with light
to fresh winds.
CLEVELAND, Ohio, July S,-Yesterday Of
ternoon the wife OF Henry Y. Southwood, re-
siding at Rockport township, eight miles
from this city, poisoned her three children
boys aged nine, seven and four, and then
committed suicide by cutting her throat.
The woman was insane, caused by protracte
illness.
PARIS, July T. -Rati6cations of the Treaty
with Germany for the evacuation of France,
were exch anged today. The bill to raise a
loan to meet the fiDaneia! obligations of the
treaty will be introduced in the Assembly
tomorrow. rs
ST.. LOUIS, July 6.-John Dunbar was ar
rested here today, charged with being impli-
Gated in q forgery on the Union National
bank of Pittsburgh short time ago.
PHILADELPHIA, Pa, July 6.-Edward
Smith (colored) was yesterday sentenced to
fourteen years in the penitentiary. for at
tempting to poison the family of G. Morris,
in Germantown, few months since.
PARIS, July SIT is reported that Victor
Hugo has secured the continuation Of Henri
Rocheiort to simple Punishment from France,