The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1875-12-30
Ghe 4enusha telegraph,
KENosHA. WISCONSIN.
NEWS OF THE WEEK.
TAG East.

A,ehhazhon Wood, Of Philadelphia. hss
..,.-..a - Ia read in the churches of the an
thsac;te region in Pennsyivania an Archier;s-
9onaI circular formally excommur eating the
Molly MaguireH.
A shocking disaster, BY which. several plepeo
lost their Lives, and many others were badly
manned, is reported from Bcstoa. A large gas
main running under Federal street exploded at
z O'Clock in tha evening, tearing mp the gave
ment for distance of $50 fest or more The
street was thronged with people at the time
and many were buried un&er the debris. About
=, dozen persona were killed, and come fifteen
seriously injured
President Grant dined with the New England
Society in New York, on Forefather's Day.
Gov. Haxtrsnft has granted pardons 70 Xingo
Parks and several of the miners convicted
with him ia Gearfeld County, Pa.
The Landing OF the Pilgrims was commend
rated in various places, on the 22d ult., by the
sons of New England.
Howard and Yale Colleges have both with
drawn from the National Rowing Association of
American Colleges.
The Bank Of Brandywine, West Chester, Pa,
has suspended
The liabilities of the Providence OR. ID Tool
Company, which recently failed, are stated at
-, 78S, 600 assets, "a, $4,000. Creditors have
granted an extension, and the business OF the
company will go on without interruption.
Henry G. Bowen sued the Brooklyn Eagle
for libel, claiming 100000 damages. The
case has just been tried, the jury awarding him
$1,000.
A short time ago Leodica Fredenburgh and
Albert Fredenburgh, her son, were condemned
to be executed at Herkimer, N. Y, Dec 81, for
the murder of Orlo Davis, an aged cripple.
They were committed on the evidence OF
Young married daughter of Albert Fre6enbuIgh.
A day or two before the day set for their,execu-
ton, the daughter confessed that she testified
mother committed the murder, and that her
father had nothing to do with it.
Patrick Gallicher, of Providence, r. L, get
ting drunk on Christmas night, attempted to
strike his wife, but struck his infant child kill
ing it instantly. F 4
The ninety-eighth anniversary of the battle
of Trenton, which occurred Dec. 26. 1777, was
celebrated with considerable spirit at Trenton,
N. j., on the 26th ult.
The Hudson River Sugar Refinery, at Hast
irgs, N. Y, was burned last week. Loss,
$50OOOO.
Mutual Council is to be called by Plymouth
Church and Mrs. Moulton to consider the two
questions submitted by that lady-the suff
cheney and validity of the reasons of the church
for dropping her name from the roll and the
sufficiency and validity of Mrs. Moulton's
reasons for abstaining so long from the SER
vices and sacraments of the church.
The West.
Two more of the Milwaukee whisky-ring-
John 8. Taft and Philip Weimar-have been
convicted and sentenced to heavy fines and inn
prisonment-
George Reynolds has been convicted st Salt
Lake City Of polygamy, and sentenced to two
years imprisonment and to pay fine of $500.
st. Louis has just dedicated her new and
splendid Chamber of Commerce.
Those terrible Younger brothers are shoot
ing around Missouri again. They were re-
Gently seen IN st. Clair County, going north.
It is believed they had hand in the late eY-
press robbery near st. Louis.
D. B. Carson, formerly of Sioux City, Iowa,
and W. Jackson. Of Covington, recently net
horrible death near San Juan, Cal. They were
caught, while descending a mountain, in an
avalanche of snow and carried down the noun
tain distance of 1900 feet, and were dead
when taken out.
The trial of W. w. Embry for shooting Col.
D. r. Anthony, at Leavenworth, Kan, has re-
suited in verdict of acquittal.
St Louis celebrated Christmas in a lively
manner. In a fight between some boys, one
shot the other in the mouth. In domestic
row, q woman chopped up man with Ratchet
Another boy was stabbed in the knee by boot
black. Two women got on a Christmas drunk,
and one slashed the other with razor. The
List of festivities closes with another domestic
ARRAY, In which one man beats another with a
club almost to death.
Hon. William A. Richardson, a leading DEM
ocratic politician of Illinois, and an ex-United
States Senator, died at his home in Quincy, on
the 9th ult, aged "a. His disease was paral-
ysis.
The South.
A horrible massacre is reported near Atoka,
in the Indian Nation. The bodies of four per-
sons we're found burned on the prairie, two of
which we're females. Two were burned be-
yond recognition. The others were whites.
pony, with ladys side-saddle, dog, and
gun, were found near. They had all been
shot. Three men, seen riding nine miles from
the spot, are supposed to have done the shoot
ing. The pradries were fred to destroy the
trail.
Heavy rains and damaging foods are re-
ported throughout Southern and Western
Texas.
Richmond, Va.. and the surrounding region
experienced violent earthquake shock ON the
night Of Dec. % causing much alarm.
Within the past week the revenue officers
have captured fifteen Illicit distiIers, destroyed