The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1873-10-16

TIE GAINESVILLE Gazette says that this th
years tobacco crop is curing finely, and
that it promises to be the best Wisconsin b
has produced. Prices are tending upward, a.
too, which 10 another source of gratifca- II Il
ITEM fgoda gI73gsb "a bias da9u i /.
The MontelIo Express says: "The Port y
age bank remains closed, with over nine- %
ty thousand dollars in deposits. There -
are people in The country interested in 9
knowing what is to finally happen, but =
they nsed hot place any reliance upon our a.
confidence" AoA aIa a#w E'5iaal sdG Up
The dead bod y of William Seville. a. u
machinist, IF Pittsburgh city, was found :
In the trnnep at the intersection of Third Z
street on the 18th 1t is supposed that be
accidcntly fell frem the pavement while %
passing along Thrill street at night, there
being no railing or other guard there tol
lprevent such accidents, ~ 1856 o DS1'9@ 1
j. A collision occurred Monday on the
i Chesapeake & Ohio Railroad at Trevil-
lion Station, between the express and
/ fraight train. No one was injured. loss,
1915, 600. The cause vas the carelessnes oil
the engineer of the train. -
. The Peninsular Road was opened frora
Valparaiso, Ind, Monday The first reg
ular train started east this morning. THIS
!, Igaves direct line FROM Chicago to Lans :
ing, Mich, via the FRI Wayne rout at
this point ed, t........sr =. .,s.,aan-.
Il The dslogates to the Evangelical Ali.
y ance Conference left Monday morning
for Philadelphia, A short stay will be
made at Princeton, where tho delegates
will be received by President NcCosh and
tbe Faculty of Princeton College and dis
Belngutshed residents of the place.
Pere Hyaciashe has been elected one o.
che tbrev cures in Geneva by che old
[ Cathelics.
Il Moers's grain warehouse. at Delavsn
was destroyed by FIRE on Saturday, at
Bloomington. The cause was hot box
Loss 81. 900; Insured for $500. y =" .. q
4 The residence of Jose pE LAHORE
Fon du Lac, was destroyed By fire on the
18th inst. Loss, 81 900. ~ % ''1 p. q .''.
/ WEDNESDAY, OCT. 18th.
+ A fne vein of camel coal has been
struck near Rochester, Andrew county,
Mo.
i A jury in the Stokes case was com
plcted yesterday. ~. i..es.f.. a.. 81,
Judge McCue, of Brooklyn. has sued
Demas Barnes fer $4,000 worth of libel.
The Masonic Grand Lodge of Miss our
met at St. Louis, yesterday, 200 lodges
/ represented. .,.... ..........,
A. Columbus, Ohio, Peter Schmidt shot
Barbara Bushner, for refusing to marry
him, and then shot himself. ~
The California independent peoples
party are confident Of electing their can
didates, to-day. In v..,,,,... ..-,s.,.I
Thos. Good wilma well known sporting |
reporter, died in New York Tuesday
evening, aged 70.
Arkansas State Grange of Patrons of
Husbandry met at Little Rock yesterday
80 oranges out of II represented.
The higher bodies of Masonry in Iowa,
will hold their annual meeting at Des
Moines this week, 'a."' =. t'no"
Mrs. Margaret Selby died at Mount
Pleasant, Iowa, few DAYS since, at the
age OF l04 years.
The remnant Of the Modoc tribe are on !,
their way TO Fort Russell, escorted by tive !,
companies Of troops. -, '.'.' os'' - ~o !.
Negotiations in New York for union Of '
Tammany and Apollo Hall democracy
have fallen through =. .i"
Mrs. Virginia L. Miner, a st. Louis
woman sufflagst, refuses to pay her taxes :,
because she thinks taxation without rep :
RESERVATION, the sum of all tyranny. 80 = !,
Lieut.. Schuyler with small force of !
troops, and indeed recruits, passed Delche ),
and his band of one thousand, from Verde :.
reservation, Arizona, AID encou a =
portion of the band near the mouth of the "a
Verde and killed fourteen warriors; 81
Dclche is still at large. 'a# taa ri
Marshal Bazaine's examination was con- n.
tinued, yesterdaylala moot gata s1a tio nj
A slight war cloud has arisen between m
Austria and Turkey, which will probably A