The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1875-10-21
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between Frank Farrell and Jack Leonard, two
young rougbs, Leonard received injuries which
will probably prove fatal
Three Italians have been convicted at st.
Louis Of the murder of one of their country
men, and sentenced to death. II
Two men were killed and several injured at
st. Louis, last week, by the falling of the brew
cry of Fritz & Wainwright
Judge Foreman, of the Third District Court
of Utah, has taken the Mormon bull right by
the horns. In his charge to the Grand Jury at
Salt Lake City, the other day, he admonished
them to indict number of individuals impli-
Gated in swindling the Territory out of lands
and for illegal voting. He particularly urged
them to indict every leader, proclaimer or in
stigator of polygamy, which he denounced as a
walking ulcer and degrading crime, fit only for
the darkest days of anterior civilization. He
said it had existed only by the generosity of
the government, but that the government was
now in earnest, and the Mormons would soon
be made to realizeit R
There was bloody row at mining camp 100
miles from Denver, Col, last week, so or 100
miners, with guns and pistols, playing a lively
part. The notorious Maj. Graham, lately re-
leased from the penitentiary, shot and wounded
miner, at which the friends of the latter be-
came SO incensed that they started cut to lynch
Graham, whom they completely riddled With
bullets. number of sCsrahan's friends we're
then ordered to Leave the country on pain of
being tSeated in similar way.
John Bulliner and Allen Baker, two of the
Williamson county Qll.) Ku-Klux have been
found guilty of murder in the second degree,
and sentenced to twenty-five years each in the
penitentiary.
At the county fair grounds near Greens6eld,
O., one day last week, the seats around the
race track fell, precipitating fully 1000 people
to the ground, severely injuring large num-
Der of men, women and children.
A letter has been received in st. Paul from
a wel-informed gentleman at Bismarck pre-
dieting red-hot Indian war next year, unless
Congress takes heroic measures to suppress it,
before fairly insugurated. He says frontiers
men insist that the Black Hills will be occupied
without treaty, or that the Indians will be
stirred up to such an extent that trouble and a
the people on the frontier do not fear the re-
suit in that case, believing that it will require
more troops to be thrown into the country, CIV
ing them employment and adding to the popu-
lation of the border.
San Francisco and other portions of Cali
fornia have just experienced another sharp
earthquake shock.
The grand jury OF Winnebago county, ILL.,,
has indicted the two st. Louis editors, Foster
and Edwards, who some time ago fought duel
near Rockford. The seconds and surgeons,
and Postgate, the Inter Ocean reporter, were
also indicted. The same grand jury also
found indictments against Patrick Flynn, ex-
Sheriff of the county, and Franc B. Wilkie, one
of the editors of the Chicago Times, for con-
spiracy and subornation of perjury in obtain
ing afidavits to damage tie character of Miss
Early, the young lady who some time ago
recovered verdict for $4,000 damages for
libel against Storey, of the Times.
John T. Huss, Cashier of the First National
Bank of Tiffn, Ohio, having involved the in
stitution by embezzlement, ended his life the
other day by shooting himself through the
heart with pistol.
The village of Park Ridge, suburb OF Chi
cagc has narrowly escaped having second
Charley Ross affair. Willie Broughton, aged
10, son of a prominent citizen, was enticed into
secluded spot by couple of strangers bound
and gagged, and thrown into carriage IN
waiting. The men then drove rapidly away.
At the neighboring town of Jefferson they
stopped to get drink, leaving the boy under
the seat out of sight. While they were drink
ing he managed toslip the cords from his wrists
and make his escape, and reached home safely.
The affair created the widest excitement in the
village.