The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1874-11-12

>gsts Joseph Eosenthal. in drunken quarrel
with his wife, pushed her from the roof of
their residence inlNeW York, killing her in
...t.- stantly Tue murderer was arrested.
One hundred aud ninety-three deaths from
diphtheria occurred in New York city during
the last two weeks Of October. 4, 1, r'r1 4 a
aes- n aaG The West.
A number of prominent sporting gentlemen
Of Indiana are taking steps to organize per-
manant Horse Trotting Association such
the ones at Rochester, and Buffalo 1t is in
tended to embrace the entire State, the meet
ings to be held in Indianapolis where there is
SPLENDID mile-track.
The Illinois tax levy for 1874 has been COM
pleted by the Governor and Auditor. The
0I total equalized value of ali property in the
State being 81, 1874, 456, 451, they have ordered
levy of IA, 100 cents in the 800 of property
for revenue purposes, and 96-100 cents ON
each 800 for school purposes. The revenue
authorized to be raised for 1874 is 81, 500 900,
and the school fundis $4,000 00 .2ai
The total receipts Of the Indiana State
Treasury for the year ending Nov
$3,O72, 1896; disbursements, So, 829, 991. % /;
present balance, $242, 1918. @& NA Bes5
The trial of George c. Harding, editor of
the Indianapolis Herald, on the charge of as
.% sault and battery upon Sol Mauritz, whom he
## attempted 10 shoot last summer for the Sc
duction Of his daughter, up recently
On the recommendation of the prosecuting
attorney, eo1e proseq,0 was entered and the
defendant discharged. The prosecuting wit
ness was not present. %3s& @#~ &@@.s~8
The house of Allen Mouser at New Hol-
land, Ohio, was burned last week. and $50, 900
in greenbacks in his desk were consumed
with it. 2 sT@>4 Mn ws 80 80 ..
The widow Of Cen John A. Rawlins for
merly Secretary of War, died at San Fran
I 10 cisco hotel recently
z- a The livery stable of O. G. Parmly, at Peoria
ILL.,. was burned last week, with nearly 100
horses. Loss $4,000.
Indian Agent Hoag, in his annual report,
says that Satanic and Big Tree not with
standing they entitled to unconditional
t..gl release, in accordance with promise of the
government have remained peaceabe. and
Gt loyal. No evidence has reached him of hos
ii tiity on their part. They have voluntarily
- surrendered themselves to the military and
et he recommends official clemency in their
< case. JAN lt45 l@4fJ
A Detroit dispatch announces that the Jury
in the case of Andrew Underwood, who last
March stabbed Miss Pridgeon, the woman he
loved, to the heart, found him not guilty be-
cause of insanity. Gam g@el# A
Gen. Sheridan in his annual report efers
to the Black Hills expedition as "a success
full Reconnaissance" beyond this he is ex-
ceedingly cautious. 81 Some gold," he says,
"was found near Harneys Peak, but as to it's
f... abundance there is at present no reliable in
formation"
Isaac r. Hoyt who has been for many years
the Deputy Collector of Internal Revenue for
the Chicago District, yesterday appointed
to succeed s. A. Irwin, deceased, as Collector
His appointment is in conformity with the
civiservice rules 1t follows close upon the
Ii nOtabo nr0notinn of the PRINCIPAL Evono-
liner in the Patent Office to be Commits
sioner @>* @ @@ ~@ H ff# "
Seventy-seven per cent. of the books taken
from the chicago Public Library are works of
fiction.
At Milwaukee, recently an insane woman
named Stieren killed her son, boy IS years
old, by breaking his skull with an axe, and
then committed suicide by jumping into a
N cistern. @ @ 4
The South
Near Franklin Tenn, in private quarters
on election day, John Edmondson shot
and killed by man named Brown, and John
Owens was killed by q party named Fly.
A fire at Jefferson, Texas last week, con-
sumed the block occupied by J. G. Kalster &
Co. Bgler Walker, and F. a. Joachim. The
loss is estimated at$6O, 900; insurance, SAC, 00O
The fire is supposed to have been caused by
an incendiary. @# wE
The saw-mil and lumber adjoining, of
Lively & Co., at Newport. KY, was destroyed
by fire last week. The loss is $50 900; insured
for So, 900 Ia Newport and Wheeling CIV. Va. }
companies. a &f k
A serious riot occurred at the polls, during
the progress of the election at Eufaua, Ala,
ON the Sd inst. in which three negroes were
killed outright, and thirty or forty wounded,
ten or fifteen mortally. One white was NOR
tally, seriously, and three slightly,
wounded. Five or six hundred shots we're
fred.
A special dispatch from Now Orleans to the
Ncenna ola rna thatkt he Aaan-