The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1873-10-23

wagon:passing ever his body without his
receiving other injury than sprained
ankle. ..s 49,
The Wausau Pilot : is .censidering the
serious question Of the effect OF the money
panic upon tho logging and numbering
buainess, and urges that the present prices
If nothing else will cut down all heavy
operations and shorten up the producs at
least One half go
A prisoner named Wilson, was tsker
sick with small pox in the Winncbsgo
County jail, few days since, He wasrt-
moved to the residences Of colored man
who had the small. pox, and has aimee died
at his hosse. How Wilson contracted the
disease isa mystery. -. ~.
Last Saturday. Mrs Laura Hadley, the
widow Of the late ]. A.. Hadlsy, the pion
eer cdi,or.ands publisher Of Watertcwn
started for San Francisco, Cal, which
city will probably now be her home. Il
is now ever twenty. six years since she
came to Wstertown with her husband and
young family. .s
Bears are numerous In Shawabo County
Messrs. Champion, g Doty, OF Angeles.
killed very large one last Sunday. In
TIE Town of Lessor, &C rnfelds, to large
extent, were destroyed by them, and is IL
not uncommon to see three or four. bears
running back and forth across the fields
several times during the day.
FRIDAY, OCT. 18th.
At Louisville, KY, yesterday. q man
named Jacob Dsub shot and killed bis
wife, claiming that "she, was unfsithful
and should have been executed long ago
Lloyd Bell yesterday assaulted mani
named GilIen on the street, at San Ffan-
C SEQ, with an ak and literally severed bis
head from lis body. The murderer was
arrested and is pretending insanity. ssSz
=. Michael DsnOhue has been sentenced
to be hanged on. the 10th of December
for the murder Of fellow convict vt the
Auburn IN. V State Prison on the All
of May last.
At Lafayette, Ind, the jury n the case
of Gerger s. Davenport vs.. The Chicago,
Lafay cite and Cincinnati R'ilway,for the
burning of their cooper shop by sparks
from locomotive, returned q verdict #
$4,000 damages in favor of the plaintiffs.
A tremendous storm at Salt Lake. On
Tuesday and Wednesday, did great dam
age to the fruit and shade trees, and
broke down the telegraph wiIes in =
number of places.
New Orleans dispatches announce that
Joseph Corwin Cloud, champion oarsman,
who some three months ago, Atartsd from
Philadelphia on trial row to the former
city by the canals and rivers, died on
Tuesday last, five miles above Plaquemine
La, Cloud was found on Mondsy in his
boat in an exhausted condition and died
the next day. His diary shows that he
had been suffering with what he ter ms
the "heavy shakes" for four or FIVE days
before his death.
A freight-trein was thrown from the
Illinois Central truck yesterday at Ga
creek, near Kankakee, here new bridge
i
is being built The rails on the bridge
had been broken up and the train was
unable to stop before reaching 1t. Seven
cars, loaded with grain, and the locomo-
tive, were dltched. No one waa hurt.
The Brunswick and Albany Railroad
was sold yesterday at public sale at Bruins
wick, Ga. for $53O,OoO to the German
bondholders, who hold over 100000 OF
first mortgage bonds Of the road.
The examination or the crew OF the
Arctic ship Poaris still continues. Yea
terday DIR. Emil Bessel gave an interesting
account of his scientific researches, aro
detailed the Symptoms of Captain Halls
illness. He explained his medical treat
| ment of Captain Halt, and said he had NO
| doubt whatever that he died a natural
| death.
William N Nelson has been appointed
Internal Revenue Storekeeper for the
Twelfth Illinois district.
Sir Edward Thornton has been APP
pointed umpire of the American and
Mexican Claims Commission, end will
serve if the British Government will con.