The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1875-09-16
or THE WEEK,


Judge Gilbert of Brooklyn, in the case OF
oolored man who applied for a mandafnus 70
compel the Board of Education to admit MS
son to school set apart for white children de-
cided that the systemof common school educa-
tion was established for the public, and all /
,,orsons had access to it. The Board OF Educa-
ton had no power to exclude any.
Capt John c. Jones, of New York erey'
committed suicide by jumping over Niagara
Falls, few days ago.
Three men were killed and number wound
ed BY the explosion OF a celiliOid factory, at
Newark, N. J., last week.
Oil City, Pa, had destructive fire recently
in which the works of the Imperial Oil he
filming Company were consumed with q loss Oh
about $4,000 on machinery stock, eOc.
Forty thousand barrels of old went up La Tue
blaze.
The Fall River Mass operatives voted to
return to work at a reduction on the opening OF
the shops provided they can retain thesr ola
positions.
fatal cattle disease has broken out in the
vicinity of Rhinebeck, N. Y, and several droves
have died.
The firm of Mallory & Butterfeld, of New
York the largest dealers in paper-board in the
United States, has failed.
The west.
The Commissioners appointed to treat
with the Sioux Indians for the purchase oil
the Black Hills arrived at the Red Cloud
Agency on the 5th of September, About
10000 savages had collected at the Agency.
The Commissioners were hopeful of being able
to make treaty.
A serious Indian outbreak is reportedin East
ern Nevada and Western Utah. Gen. Schofeld
has sent troops to that region, and will hlmselI
go to the scene of the disturbances.
The amount of grain in store in Chicago ON
the 9Th inst. was Gil, III bushels of wheat; l.
517e89 bushels of corn 81, 125 bushels of
oats; So, 845 bushels of rye, and 80, $50 bushels
of barley, making grand total of 2,5Sl 466
bushels, against 2,9sS,9 58 bushels at the same
period last year.
Prof. G. V. Riley, State Entomologist Of
Missouri, informs the editor of the Chicago
Journal that the swarms OF grasshoppers re-
Gently seen flying over Illinois, are not the
rapacious kind from the Western frontier.
The great Inter- State Exposition at Chicago,
on the 9th inst, was attended by an immense
tlrong of people. The Chicago papers de-
scribe it as a magnificent display of art, in
dustrial ingenuity and other attractions. The
great show will remain open to the public until
Oct. 8.
A number of serious railroad accidents oc-
CURED on the Northwestern road in the vicinity
of Harvard, H., on the night of the 9Th inst,
all of them caused by transforms and defective
bridges. An express train ran off the end of
an embankment into creek Henry Morris,
engineer James Fury, baggage master w.
J. Grouse, passenger and Mr.. Black, news
agent, were instantly killed. Hall, express
messenger; Frank Gish, fireman James
Ranons, conductor and several passengers
we're very seriously injured, but it is
hoped not fatally. A freight train ran
into break in a culvert, instantly
killing the engineer and fireman. Another
freight train ran into similar trap and twelve
cars we're wrecked and man named Herrlck
killed. Still another train found watery re-
ception near Beloit, Wis.,, on the same fatal
night. The engine and several cars were
wrecked, but fortunately no one was killed.
The friends of the late w. G. Ralston held
big meeting i'll San Francisco last week, and
passed resolutions eulogistic of the deceased
and denunciatory of the Eoeni,ag Bulletin and
Morning Gait for the brutal and unjustifable
attacks upon the character of the deceased"
collision of two trains on the Ohio and
Mississippi railroad, near Dillsborough, Ind,
few days ago, caused $15, 900 damageto engines
and freight, besides killing three boys who
were riding for pleasure.
B. f. Murphy, of Chicago, has, like his late
partner, B. F. Allen, Joined the grand army
of bankrupts Liabilities, $425,000; assets,
$500, consisting of personal property and
clothing.
Mrs. Abraham Lincoln has been released
from the asylum at Batavia, ILL.,, and is now
the guest of her sister at Springfield.
The second trial of P. P. Wintermute, for
the murder of Gen. McCook, at Yarlkton, Da-
kota, has resulted in verdict of not guilty.
Budd Doble announces that Goldsmith Maid
will never start in another race.
The town of Middlebury, VT, has been visited
by disastrous fire. A paper mill. WOODEN
mill, thirty business houses, two public halls
and six dwellings were swept away. Loss,
$40, 900; insurance, $50, 600.
DR.. Hembold. of 'Buchu" fame, has COM
menced suit against the parties who were con-
cerned in his incarceration in an insane asylum
One of the most heart-rending circumstances
connected with the terrific storm which recent
" swept over Lake Michigan, was the loss of
the propeller Equinox, with all on board. The
ill-starred vessel left Saginaw, Mich, on Sun
day. Sept. 5, her cargo consisting principally of
salt. and was overtaken by the gale when off
Point all SaubIe, on the night of Thursday, the
9th. The Equinox had in tow the schooner
Emma A. Mayes Capt. Lusk, who COM
manded the Mayes, states that he never
experienced SO terrible gale before.
The night loomed up before them like