The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1878-10-31

The mysterious robbery of the Man
haitian Savings Institution has produced an i'm
mense sensation in Eastern banking circles A
more extraordinary burglary has seldom been
committed. It was skillfully planned and exc
cuted, and at every step the robbers were
favored by circumstances. There is no ex-
PLANTATION of how seven men, carrying three
large bags of tools, could enter the building
unobserved at o'clock in the morning, and
the janitor says he is certain nobody was Sc
creted in the building over night, as he made
his usual investigation. It is probable,
however, that the burglars entered the
janitor's part of the building before
daybreak, and went for him Immediately upon
the night watchman's departure. They dis
posed of the milkman by telling him that the
janitor had gone into the country. The greatest
wonder Of all is how the burglars could have
departed at half past 9 with the bags of booty
without being seen. M jlfofo9f 0ilEGe. j.
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Dodd, Brown & Co., the largest
wholesale dry-goods merchants in St. Louis,
have failed for 81, 100000 Their creditors are
principally in New York.
The Sappa valley, in Kansas, recently
raided by Cheyenne Indians, has been devas-
tated by prai lie fires, and nearly everything not
destroyed by the Indians consumed Several
persons are said to have persisted in the flames.
A shocking murder occurred near
Vincennes, Ind, few days ago. John D.
Vacelet farmer, his wife and two sons were
murdered in cold blood while sleeping in their
beds. The deed is supposed to have been COM
mitted by hired man on the premises for the
purpose of robbery.
A dispatch received from Capt. John
son by Gen. Crook, at Omaha, dated at the
camp of the Third Cavalry battalion on Chad
ron creek, announces that Capt. Johnson had
effected the capture of almost the entire band
of renegade Cheyennes, beside 140 head of live
stock. Among the $50 prisoners was Dull
Knife, the head chief. Hg M ee}f4
Katie Mayhem has secured a bonanza
in Miss" her new play, and gives an excel
lent delineatiOn Of the peculiarties of the Waif
of Smiths Pocket" It was presented last week
at McVickers Chicago Theater, and was re-
ceived by large audiences with SO much enthu-
siasm as to demand it's continuance for another
week. Miss Mayhem is plucky little woman,
and deserves the success she is achieving in her
present venture, after having successfully de-
Tended it through the courts. aIUo
Il Provost, the fend who was arrested
for the murder of the Vacelet family, near Vim
cennes, Ind, committed suicide in his CELL in
the Vincennes JAIL by hanging himself with a
towel E. b. rs" *@si i-.H bo{t@>ra A1Hi5
John S. Carlisle, prominent Virgin
ian and ex-United States Senator, is dead
The yellow fever is dying out in the
South, and refugees are returning home by the
thousands. The Memphis local physicians are
now attending to the few remaining cases in
that city, and the relief committee
has closed out it's charitable work
The Peabody Subsistence Association of New
Orleans has taken similar action. In the inte-
rior towns of the Lower Mississippi valley
similar encouraging state of affairs is reported,
the cold weather seeming to have checked the
march of the pestilence everywhere.
Residents of Memphis returning to
the city are making discoveries the reverse of
pleasant Many of them realize that their prl-
vate residences have been broken into, and
robbed of every portable article that could be
carried off, in some cases the marble mantels
having been taken down and removed
A New Orleans telegram says that
$4,000, the surplus of the Howard Association,
will be distributed among the sixty physicians
employed, each receiving 1880. 81 ~
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