The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1875-11-25
NEWS or THE WEEK.


arrangements for the expectation of their
fabrics to that country.
Upon the afidavits of the depositors of the
Third Avenue Savings Bank of New York, the
late President and Secretaries Of the bank have
been arrested and placed under bonds to an
swer the charge of perjury.
The Court of Appeals of New York has re-
fused Tweed reduction of bail and bill of
particulars.
Another Of the suits growing out of the
Tilton-B eecher scandal the libel suit of Henry
C. Bowen az inst the Brooklyn Daily Eagle
for 300. 0OC damages came up in the Brooklyn
Court the other day, and was postponed to the
next term.
Mark NJ. Pomeroy, better known as "Brick"
Pomeroy, the editor of the New York Democrat
has joined The noble army of bankrupts His
liabilities aggregate over $40, 600. Assets, 'aaL
Three laborers were killed by collision on the
Panhandle Railroad, near Dennison Station,
Pa. last week.
The New York tea trade'is in asadly democrat
lied state, Judging from the large number OF
failures recently announced in that line. Some
of the heaviest dealers in the city have gone to
the wall.
A Philadelphia dispatch announces that
Charley Ross has been seen in Connecticut.
He was in charge of woman at Thomaston,
and fully identified as inc lost boy by brother
of Mr.. G. X. Ross. Before proper measures
could be AIKEN TO detain the woman, however,
she and boy suddenly disappeared. Detec-
tives are now following her up.
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the 18th inst, for the murder of policeman
in that city sonae months ago.
At Erie, Pa, a few days ago. jacob Wabs-
goans, German go years old, in fit of anger
shot and MORALLY wounded his daughter Anna,
ard then committed suicide by blowing his
brains out.
Three miners were killed at Locustdale, Pa,
last week, by the accidental explosion of box
of powder.
Moody and sankey held their last meeting in
Brooklyn on Friday, Nov. 10, and opened in
Philadelphia to an immense audience on Sun-
day, the 21st.
Lodieia and Albert Fredenburg, mother and
son, have been sentenced to death at Her
kimer, n z, for the murder of Orlo Davis, in
june last.
Hon. Orris s. Ferry, United States Senator
from Connecticut, died at his home in Norwalk
in that State, on the 21st of November. His
disease was paralysis.
The west.
Eighteen Mormons living at Franklin, IdaAo,
have been Indicted for polygamy.
Counterfeit fives on the First National Bank
of Peru, H., and First National Bank OF Ca
lena Ill, are in circulation. Look out for
them.
There was general fall of snow throughout
he Northwest on the 14th inst, the first of the
season. .
A remarkable tragedy was recently enacted
at rural school house near Warrensburg, No
Jerry Foster, a colored Methodist preacher, be-
came Jealous of Peter Hawkins, another colored
preacher, on the latter accepting an invitation
to feed the Mount Olive lambs. Foster went
to the window of the house and seeing the
brethren listening enraptured st Peters words
of wisdom, drew revolver and fired. The
bullet missed the mark, but fatally wounded
another man. second ball had the same
result, and the congregation hurriedly dis
persed while Foster escaped in the darkness.
The entire party engaged in the murder of
the four Italians at Denver about month age
have been arrested. 1t is believed they will all
be hanged-there are seven of them. Some of
the band have confessed.
Henry Hallensheid and his wife have been
sentenced to death, at Hermann, Mo-, for the
murder of their son-in-law in June last.
Brigham Young is out OF Jail again, Chief
14S4i of oh haxyir dQd hat
the order of Judge Foreman committing him
for contempt was void. So Ann Eliza won't
get her alimony after all.
The great walking match between Edward
Payson Weston, of New York, and Daniel
OLeary. of Chicago, was concluded at the
Exposition building, in Chicago, on Saturday
evening, Nov. 20, and resulted in a victory for
the Western man. The distance was 500
miles, O'Leary completing his 500th mile IN
142 hours and 10 minutes, Westoni in the same
time having scored 45l miles. This is the
greatest pedestrian feat ever accomplished
by man, and Justly entities O'Leary to be
classed as the champion pedestrian of the
world.
Capt. A. II. Bogardus, the famous pigeon
shot, was tried in the Criminal Court or st.
Louis, last week, for violation of the law
against cruelty to animals, the offense charged
being that he shot certain pigeons in match.
He was convicted and fined $50.
Tt is said that the whisky ring at Chicago is
quite as extensive as that at st. Louis, and
that the trials will make similar disclosures.
The trial of Ger. John Mcdonald ex-Super-
visor of Revenue, at st. Louis, has resulted in
his conviction, the jury returning verdict of
guilty upon each of the eight counts of the in
dictment.
The South.
Paul Morphy, of New Orleans, the famous
chess-player, has become hopeless maniac
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