The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1878-05-30

SalQ 10 ne the U6SU narrow IOI oil pu1
poses. Ut is now sold at seyeralplaces
in Kenosha County and at reduced
price. All in need Of harrow will do
wellto examine itand purchase it if
they like it, s a 1aaafaalo
George Kerber, a student i'm the
Northwestern University, aged 16
years, whose parents reside at Green
field, near Milwaukee, wasdd drowned
last Saturday in Rock river near Wa
tertoWn. He was in with other stu
dents bathing and his companions no
ticed that he seemed to be taken with
cramp and tried to assist him but be-
ing poor swimmers, We're unable to
save him. lJ9sla lara
JOHN ALLEN, son of George Allen,
residing near Geneva, Wis, who was
accidentally shot through the left lung
about four. weeks ago, under the fol-
lowing circumstances, died last week.
"a hired man of Henry Beuello by. the
name Of Fuller accidentally came upon
anest of young wolves. Informing
John Allen of the fact, they agreed to
take turns watching for the mother Of
the wolves, hoping to kill her too
This they did during the day. till to-
wards night, when John took Fuller's
place so that he could go home to sup
per ana DO the chores. In Fuller's
absence John moved his location to a
spot not SO damp and lay down in the
shadow of some bushes to wait for the
( wolf. Fuller returned about dusk and
seeing a movement in the bushes and
not knowing that John had changed
his location, fired at the object and
shot John. For some time John gain
ed and it was hoped he would recover.
But he had two attacks of bleeding
from the lungs which reduced him
very much and finally his lungs Jbe-
came congested and he died.
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