The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1876-08-31
DOMESTIC NEWS.
East.


Mrs. Paulina Wright Davis, widely known
from her connection with the so-called
woman's rights movement, died in Providence,
r. L, last week.
Counsel of Rev. Henry Ward Beecher, in the
suit for alleged malicious prosecution brought
by Francis D. Moulton, have served upon the
latter's counsel notice of application for a
change of venue on the ground that the selec-
ton of an impartial jury in Brooklyn is impos-
sibIe because of the great divisions of public
opinion among those from whom the jury would
have to be selected.
B. Dulitch, the most extensive boot and shoe
manufacturer in Buffalo, has gone into bank
ruptcy.
New York lawyer, named William Henry
Cotterill, has taken a change of venue TO Lon
don with $40, 900 which he swindled his clients
of.
The Sprague print-nills in Maine, Massa-
chusetts, and Rhode Island, which have been
lying idle for some time past, will all resume
within few days, stocks having become sufi-
GENTLY reduced to warrant this course.
Five members of the Molly Mcguire society
have been sentenced to death at Pottsville Pa
for the murder of Policeman Yost.
West.
John T. Alexander, the famous cattle king of
Illinois, died at his home in Morgan county,
H., last week.
Messrs. Moody and Sankey viii begin their
great revival in Chicago on the LIST of October.
Dispatches from the army operating against
the Sioux Indians seem to leave little doubt
that active field operations are about over for
the season, and that the campaign will end
without infiicting any direct punishment upon
the savsges for the butchery of Custer and
his men. Gen. Miles, at last accounts, was en-
gagged in constructing winter quarters for
regiment or two at the junction of Tongue
river with the Yellowstone, aud it was
considerd possible that he might pick
up a fght with a portion, at least,
of the wild bands who are supposed to be
pushing toward the Canadian border. But the
probability Of anything of this kind is slight.
The pursuit of the principal trails of the savage
hosts had failed, though further efforts were to
be made to run down some of the bands If
these do not succeed, Terry's force will turn
their faces eastward leaving strong garrison
at the Tongue river post, while Crook it is IN
derstood, will follow the trails Leading to the
agencies, beat up the camps of the predatory
bands who infest the Black Hills roads, and
move generally southwark in the direction of
Fetterman. The cut-throat savages who left
the agencies are supposed to be all, or nearly
all st home again, or on their way thither,
while Sitting Bull and the untarneabIes will
get out of the way northward by the bestroutes
open to them.
At Republican meeting in Raymond, Mont
gomery county, Kan, few evenings ago, a
keg Of powder accidentally exploded while
firing salute, and John Banze was instantly
killed, and Joseph Dodson, James Sharp, and
Sylvester Kesslinger mortally wounded. On
the same day Mrs. Issender and Mrs. Wright
were thrown out of buggy while riding in
Louisburg, Kan, and killed.
Ashocking tragedy was recently enacted near
Greenfield, Ind. man named Jeremiah Reedy
had afght with his son James, which ended in
the father killing the son. The young man
was lying. on the floor in the ! front
door, when the old man commenced
striking him with a buggy whip. 4
Some words ensued, when they got into the
front yard, when desperate encounter took
place. the old man striking his son on the mead
with the edge of sharp ak, infiicting CHASTITY
wound, from the effects Of which he died in
about two hours. As usual in such cases,
whisky was the cause of the difficulty.
eported that large fur-dealer in Win