The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1874-12-24
Crime.

The trial of the case of Samuel Rindskoff,
Storekeeper Bull and Distiller Mueller for
defrauding the revenue was brought to close
at Madison on the 18th inst, and resulted in
a verdict of guilty. The penalty is from
81 900 to $4,000 fine, and not exceeding two
years imprisonment.
MRS. REUTsoH, wife of German type
committed suicide in Milwaukee on Thursday
by taking morphine. Cause, domestic in
felicity.
Casualties.
A FIRE at Oshkosh, on the 18th inst, de-
stroyed six stores.
Two MEN were recently frozen to death
near Black River Falls. They were drunk
and lay down by fence to sleep.
r. BARDEEN, of Albion, Dane county. was
run over by wagon and killed on Thursday
last.
Business Enterprise.
The Turner's of Oshkosh have completed
new hall at a cost of 1900.
THE Wisconsin State Dairymen's Association
hold convention in Fort Atkinson the Sd and
4th of January.
The poultry fnanciers, at their meeting in
Sparta, decided to organize poultry associa-
ton, to be named the Northwestern Wisconsin
Poultry Association. President, William P.
P. Palmer.
MANITowoC has exported 500, 0C0 bushels of
wheat and $4,000 barrels of -four during the
past season.
The following Wisconsin patents have lately
been granted by the United States Patent
Office: Machine for rolling iron straps, Jens
Jensen, Racine; buggy seat James B. Wells,
Portage; saw mill dog, L. P. Gilbert, Fort
Atkinson roof truss, U. G. Spofford, Apple
ton.
Personal.
JOHN WAYNE, of Grant county, killed fifty
wolves during the past year, for which he re-
ceived bounties amounting to $3.50.
The Hon. James Fl. Howe Judge of the
United States Court for the Eastern District
Of Wisconsin, has resigned, to take effect
Jan. 1, 1875, on account of ill-health
A UNIVERSITY student broke through theice
On Lake Monona, the other day, where the
hauled out and laid upon the ice, he family
whispered: "Boys, didn't care for myself,
but I'm engaged"
A sTEAM-PowER brick yard at Edgarton is
"bossed" by woman.
The resignation of Judge Howe, United
States Judge for the Eastern District of Wis
consin, leaves vacancy that the President
will probably fill within few days. We learn
from trustworthy source that the place has
been offered to Charles E. Dyer, of Racine.
Political.
The following is the official return of the
vote for Representatives in Congress
First Observation-Disclosures D. Frat Reform, 1852;
Charles G. Williams, Republican, II, sos.
Second District Amasa G.. Cook, Reform, II ,459 !;
Lucien B. Caswel, Republican, II $780, scattering,
2.
Third District-Charles F. Thompson, Reform,
1O,94S; Henry S. Magoon, Republican II 535; scat
tering, 81.
Fourth District-Wiliam Pitt Lynde.. Reform,
12,046; Harrison Ludington, Independent Repub-
Hcan, 9,545.
Fifth District-samuel D. Burchard, Reform,
1874 Hiram Barber, Republican, $3.50; scatter
ing, 223.
Sixth District-Gabe Bouck, Reform, 1854; A.
W. Kimball, Republican, 1873; scattering 81.
Seventh District-David G. Fulton Reform, IL, 1888;
j. M. Rusk Republican, 1857.
Eighth District George W. Cate, Reform, 9,546;
Alex. S. McDill, Republican, 9,544 scattering, 8.
Deaths.
EDWARD HAoKETT a citizen of 9 Milwaukee
since 1886, died last week.
THE wife of Justice Cole, of the Supreme
Court, most estimable lady, died at Madison
last week. She had been an invalid for many
years, and confined to her bed for some time.
Miscellaneous.
GREEN BAY, too, has it's little clerical scan
dial. Carl Schroeder charges George Warm,
an Evangelical German preacher, with having
committed adultery with his (Schroeders j wife.
George is making it warm for Carl, having
sued him for several thousand dollars worth
of damages.
r. BARDEEN, an old resident of Albion, Dane
county, fell under lumber-wagon few days
ago. the wheels of which passed over him, in
fiicting injuries which will probably prove
fatal.
PRIMARY meeting will be held at Fond du
Lac, en- the 18th of January, for the purpose of
organizing the new Episcopal diocese of Wis
co1sin, comprising the northern portion of
the State
DEER was captured on the ice opposite che
Northwestern depot at Green Bay, on Friday
of last week.
PAYMENT of interest on the bonds issued by
the county of Milwaukee has been stopped, !
for the reason that there is no money in the
treasury with which to meet the demands
A MAN from Frisco has leased the Wauke-
sha mineral springs for two years.
In the suit of Franklin G.. Jones against
the Green Bay Iron Company, judgment has
been rendered in the United States Circuit !
Court at Milwaukee on notes amounting to |
about $156,000, and the United States Mar
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