The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1879-10-23

in the Cincinnati market on the 1911
inst, They were Of q second crop
gathered from a set of vines near thai
city. The gardener reports that Tx
vines are full Of blossoms, and it the
warm weather continues ten days lou
ger. he will Lave another fine crop.
A distressing case ARISES in the ad
ministration of the Menomonie post
Office The Postmaster General is in
formed by the local functionary that 9
gentleman came in very indignant be.
cause a favorite religious paper tC
which he Was d subscriber had been
stamped at the postotfice second-class
matter" lie affirmed that it WAS not
second class, but strictly q hrst-class
newspaper.
4 collision on the Susouehanna Rail-
road at OneOnta, on the eth inst, du-
D.icateS the one at Jackson on the
Michigan Central. A freight train was
being made up in the yard, and the ex-
press train came rushing into the yard
upon the freight train. The engineer
and fireman Of the express were killed
and both locomotives badly damaged.
There were none of the passengers il
jpred. There was q dense fog at the
time and the flagman sent to meet the
express was not seen in time to prevent
the collision.
The Geneva HsrUld Of the 18th in
slant, says:
To those who owe for subsc. ption
to the extent of several years, and who
have promised to pay up and have
never done so, we would say that I'M
less such accounts are squared by Nov.
list, we Will advertise their accounts
for sale. We cannot afford to carry
so much on our books and we will not
do it, either.
Hope the Herald will not have to aG-
yertise it's subscription accounts for
sale. And we hope the subscription
accounts of the TELEGRAPH VIII be
paid without our saying that if not
paid they will be advertised for sale.
will please take notice.
DAUMGARTNER IN STATE PRISON.
John w. Sale, District Attorney of
Rock county, Il week ago last Monday
fled an information against George
charging him with muir
der in the first degree. Baumgartner's
VIM. Smith, consented to his
clients pleading guilty to the charge,
and consequently, on Wednesday, lie
was secretly and quietly conveyed from
his place Of shelter in milwaukee, TO
Monroe, Green county, where Judge
FL. s. Conger, of the Rock county jude
lal circuit WAS holding court. The
prisoner was glad to plead guilty,
which he did withou5 any ceremony,
and received his life sentence in State
prison with seeming joy. Sheriff Com
stock conveyed him to his future home
at Waupua on Thursday, and deliver
ed him to the proper authorities taking
q receipt for him from the warden.
The State Journal says:
It is now acknowledged by the au-
thoritie; that Baumgartner, the boy
is confined in the House of
Correction in Milwaukee.
1t is now known that the Sheriff of
WalWOrth county, fearing that Baum
gartner would not be safe in the House
of Correction at Milwaukee, has re-
moved him from there and taken him
some place not now generally known.
GENERAL GRANT, late on the afte =
noon of tie 18th inst, visited sever; |
public schools at Portland, Ore, in
company with Mayor Thompson. Short
addresses were made by the children,
to which the General responded, and,
on taking his leave, the children gave
him hearty cheers.
Shocks Of earthquake have been oc-
curing in the south part Of Hungary
and were still continuing on the 10th
instant: keeping the people in contin-
ued suspense.
KENOSHA MARKETS,
Corrected every Wednesday.