The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1873-11-06

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The workingmcn of Boston will give al
reception and banquet tC Joseph Arch, in
Fancuil Hall, on Wednesday next. Wen
dell Phillips is expet ted to preside.
The case of James n. Coleman, Esq, Of
Indiana County, Indicted for forging pen
sion agents checks and withholding mon
ey due pensioners, is on trial at PIttsburg
dispatch from Freehold, N. j., re
celved at 2 O'Clock this morning, seys: "a
large fire is raging here. The PostofHce
and four large stores are gone, aud the
fire is still raging
Governor Dix, of New York, has offered
a re ward 'ot $4,000 for information which
may lead to the conviction of the person
no Caused the death Of Charles G. Kelsey
OF Huntingdon, L. l.
The Bohemian M4sina, ind icted for the
murder OF hi. wife at Cedar Rapids, Iowa,
IN May last, his b. en- found guilty of MUIR
der in the second degree. Sentence has
not yet been passed upon Tim.
Night before last Mrs. Theresa Hopper
was arrested at Postville, Iowa ON the
charge of burning the dwelling of Ed,
ward Siuleys. The police examination
| takes place ut Wauknn on Thursday next
A fire at 2t3 and 215 State street, Bos
ton, last night, burned out number of
firms in he drug and chemical trade,
causing an aggregate loss of SIS 600, near
ly all covered by insurance. Merrill
Brothers lose 100000
The disullary firm Of A. MUSEUM & Go
1T Peoila, have succeeded in paying off
he heavy am unt of Delinquent revenue
taxes which have been standing against
hem since 1870
The committee at San Francisco arrapg.
ing for the great running rice for 10000
between CALIFORNIA; and Eastern horses
has determined to have the contest on he
Ocean track at that place, on the 18th OF
November.
The locomotive Of freight train on
the Clepeland, Sandusky auc Columbus
Railway expIod ed at Forest, Ohio, yoster-
iny, wrOcking the locomotive and danger
ously, wounding Thomas Riggs, the en-.
g,neer.
The death of Henry J. Cowlcs,of Madi.
sop,is noticed in the Journal with high
encomiums upon the character of tho
Young man.
Thtrc was collision of freight trains,
ast Monday night, at the Western juno
ton. Flagmen are called for at tn It town.
4 fatal runaway occurred at Racine, on
Friday last, by which an old gentleman,
Mr. Wheaton, was killed and his son seri
ously injured.
a new German paper, the Chippewa
Anz'iger, has been started in Eau Claire
L is devoted to the interests of the CHIP,
pewa Valley.
HORIZON marsh burned over, last Satur
day night, and the fire Illuminated the
heavens to such an extent as to be dis
tinctly seen in WATERFOWL.
Daniel SouIes, one of the old settlers of
Fort Atkinson, died after short illness,
Friday Oct. IT. The funeral services
ware held in the Koshkonong Church last
Sabbath.
A foot of snow fell in Eau Claire on
Friday and Saturday. Trains were de-
lyed the sEow drifting deeply in the
cuttings. This is unprecedented in the
annals Of October showstorms.
john Shaw, "a brakeman on the West
Wisconsin Railway, fell from freie ht
trai' on Saturday morning last near Ham
mo1d, severlng his head and part Of one
shoulder from his body, besides other
wise IN angling him. At last accounts be
head had not been found, though his
trunk lay in the position in which the
train passed over it.
FRIDAY. OCT 3Lst.
A magnetic sDring has been struck on
Ruddock's cranberry marsh in Berlin.
The Green Bay iron furnace is running
finely and turning out about 20 tons oil
pig per day.
Attempts have within few days been
made to burn two Of the hotels at Menom
onee-the Bay City House and Forvilly
House.