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The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1879-07-24

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LOCAL NOTICES,
STRICT pEpRE

) 1aid3 STEsSg TEN Pg JBE suoe9ias au
L, Paris Green at IStarkW Gathers Drug
Store. - 7''4a @al3aHs ah4 aniAHi'd 3tf u
II OheW JAcKsoN's BEST Sweet Navy Tobacco.
y Mixed Paints, ready for the brush.
assorted colors, at Starkweather's. 3tf
4 Imported Canary Birds. Gold Fish,
Aquariums and Fish Globes, for sale
at starkweather's So hisa .,.raas lsantstf
1.-The Millyille atmospheric, Fruit
Jars, all glass The best in use, at
lStarkWeather's.d tao gushst4ata Itaj g3tfau
~ ta" 7o@1 j .53%2Aj bAtsiGw-3g0ds anlsa 9
Rev. G. A. Cressey, Pastor of the
Baptist Church, resides orthesummer
with Mrs. Derbyshire, who lives in
Dir. Gridley's last home. '''os = = ~ 3 ~
dQA man was brought from Somers
last Friday where he had been at work,
and left at the County Jail. He had
been sun-struck1 and was attended by
the County Physician and all done for
him that could be, but, on Sunday he
died. Name unknown 8uII yaw
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MARRIED..

RACE ORTrEL-July 10th, 1879, by George A..
Cressey, Of the Baptist Church, Keno
sha, Wis, MI. John Race, OF Charlevoix,
Mich, and Miss Caroline W. 0rttel, of Racine,
Wis .-E 49, ]L+-.N.- ~.
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Have you closely scanned the new
cattle ordinances If so, are you pre-
pared to yield a cheerful obedience to
it? The enforcement Of this ordinance
will do much to improve the general
appearance Of our streets. We would
suggest in this connection that SINH
lar ordinance be passed to restrain the
running at large of small boys, who
are on the whole quite as destructive
to ornamental trees and shrubbery as
the most vicious of cattle sstartar
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Mr.. Allen and Sons are getting in
to their yards three thousand cords of
bark for supplying their. tannery. for
the year, They have made extensive
additions to their buildings, and added
a large number of watts, and intend do
ing much more extensive business
than heretofore. They employ now
one hundred men,. Their leather finds
a ready sale all through the North
west. r.n.alo 81. .-.~srabFc...,s j.
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A EARIp..

To all who are suffering from the errors and
indiscretions OF YOUTH nervous y. weakness, early
that will cure you, FREE OF CHARGE This
great remedy was discovered by a missionary in
South America. Send self addressed envelope
to the REV. JOSEPH T. INMAN, Station, D. ,
Ne1U York City. lG"gl g01 a45 36y1 d
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{ RUN AWAY.

On last Saturday, Mr.. NJ. O'Brien's
delivery team wanting more exercise,
started from in front of Engle & By
esdorfer's meat market, hurried
around the corner of Lentz & Funck' S
grocery store, making kindlingo wood
of a part of Mr.. rHanko'ss buggy,) turn
ed into the alley back Of the Kimball
block, leaving the box and hind wheels
between the Kimball block and Ted.
Meyers hotel; rushed on with the for
ward wheels till they colllded with
one of b. r. Jewett's omnibuses, when
one Of the horses fell. They Werethen
secured, not much damage done to
Mike O'Brien's wagon or the omnibus
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Professor Peters, of Clinton, N. Y,
has discovered a new planet rauc
Proctor, the astronomer, will return
to this country r,ext, winter. ..
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THE COURTS.


POLICE.
Drunk-Lizzie Woodruff. James Carney,
VIM. I.anders, SO; Annie Miller, 10 days.
Dsorderiy Conduct-Barbara Burnet,
Bridget Mccormick, John Walker, John
Stevens. James Ambrose Albert Weller,
Henry Eters, VIM Purcell. dismissed; Jane
Leavin, Fred. kasem, 5000; Peter kee-
nan, 10 days.
extraordinarily Donovan, Jacob
1Ierberger. Maggie Maxwell. adultery, con-
,tinued; Kate Taft. assault and battery, dis
missed; Mrs. Fabrish, Frank Ibord, John
Judd same, continued; Isaac Cross, B.
Wright vagrancy. dismissed; r. w. Adams,
Charles Howell. G. W. Bowman, Edward
BRYANT. .iilegalvoting, cont 'ur 7d; VIM. Sum
derhaus iwiuring Building continued; Nay
Riley, c,uttng with ,intenttO Kill dismissed;
Sol Marks Nose Marks, practicing trick
game, dismissed; J. Il. Shinn, false pre-
lenses, 60 days; Mary Kelley. petit larcer Y,
20 days; Joseph Anderson, Annie Miller,
same, dismissed; John Burke, known thief,
5000; Jerry Koley, abusing family, dis.
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MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH.

WILMINGTON. April r. Spirits turpentine firm
at 261!c
NEW ORLEANS, April 12-Oats active but firm
COrnmeAl duh. Hhyquct and tim. Bran CaslGl
at S5c Others unchanged.
OswEGo April 12.-Wheat steady No. 2MIl
waVkee, 81 U5; No. | hnrd Duluth SPRING 81 IL
Corn firm: No. , Western, A7c.
INpIASAPohs, April IL Flour steady and un
changed. Wheat: 30. red Sl@l 02. Corn guie
at 343z983c. Oats steady ut 2j0g26c. Provisions
quiet aud unchanged
PEORIA, April 12--Corn active and steady: No
!, 2j46e3Sc: No. 2, 32%Gsr4c. Oats FIRM No. {
white, 2Ga26lac. Rye more active: No. ., 4718@
1915. Whisky steady at 81 03.
PITTsBURG. April 2-Grain-wheat: Southern
amber and Whit. Sl@al US; No. red winter. 81 OIL
al o.: medium. 97c@$l Corn steady: yellow
shelled 409ilc; ear. 4V(s42c; high mixed, sS9 i0c
Oats heavy; white. 21@Z9c; mixed, 2ba27c. Rye
held at 55G5sc. Barley: Fall, s5Y35c; spring u
@7jc.
BALTIMORE. April IL. - Flour, unchanged
Wheat Western firm; No. Pennsylvania red un
changed No. . Western winierred, spot, March
and April. 81 la54@l 1914: May. 81 lsl4@l II
Corn. WcSter firm; Western mixed, spot, March
and ANril 44l4ilac; May 4iaag4i1lc; steamer
41tS6sd2c. OHls d,ll and heavy; PennSylvnlIiaAnt
Western white, 32gS2% do mixed, Unchanged
Rye hay, provisions, butter, eggs and petroleum
unchanged.
BosT0N. April Il Flour dull superfne West
ern. IS 2Jdr3 80: common evtras, 81 7594 u; Wis
Consn exlras. sl@i 10: Minnesota dn, 81 50@
5 75 winter wheats o 10 md Michigan, 81 75N
8 So lhi"is and Indiana, s. 2569G; St Louis, IS 81
at so; Wisconsin and Minnesota patent sprine
WheaIs. Sc b0,Qy8 70: wiuter wheatg. 947 So Corr
quiet: mixed and yellow. f7@1sc. 0at steady
Ne aud extra write, S7a9i0c No. white
361sa37c: No. . white and &o4 mixed &g5JGc
Rye, 6i9Goc.
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in store. and about loe less onarrival Sweet pota
oultry: Market steady and liberal oiFerings
with fair demand chiefly for chickens, which
sell at s36s3 ~ per dozen. Live ducks at 81 509
per dozen. live geese duh at $333 60 per dozen.
Turkeys quoted at 1Qc per lb.
Rags were IN ample supply and fair demand and
selling at 90 for White cotton, and &c for mixed
per lb
Salt Ohio River and Kanawha is quiet and
steady, and ample offerings at 81 l5 per br Of
bu, and 81 90 per brl Of bl. Foreign Isl duh and
held at A6585c per bu for Turks Isl nd, and s5c9
81 per sack for eoaBe Liverpool.
Seeds are steady and quiet with 20 material
change, Clover is jobblng at GH@6Ac per lb.
aud timothy atsl 35@l 40 per bu, in store.
Soap has quiet and steady market and un'
and common yellow at 2159Se, and CASTLE at 9S
Hep lb. F..
Starch was in fair request and steady and
seli!ns prime peaIl at 254SSc, and Royal gloss at
laIlow was quiet and steady. and ample o1er.
inRs. , Weqnoie city .endered at 6hc, Ond county
Thinels' stock is quiet and steady at previous
prices. Wequote Zinc slab, 611c; sheet, 7t97lsc;
block tn ls@a20c solder, 10ta1Jc: copper ngots,
2SC; bottoms, 26c; braziers' she ts, 2gSOc; tin
plate TX get box, ~ 2@ls 25; lC. 81 SS@s' and
Wooden ware; Moderate es and steady We
quot: Wasliboards, 81 SO@2 rs; buckets 2hoop,
81 3OSl 40; Shoop, 81 559I I6g tubs. NO. |, So %
90 y; No. > S5@5 25; M. D. S4g4 %, and nests
of s, 81 s5Ss2 IS: churns. No. /, SS@g; No. z
81 50as. and 20, 8, s647 per dozen.
| Wool has had Il Steady quiet market and
receipts light We quote the, following:
Unwashed- -Fire merino. lSgl9c: clothing. 169
| lSc metlfum delane. 20g2lc; long comting, 20
pc. Mashed--Mediunl fleece SOC; fine do 2Ntg3Oc;
dcaine do -2h@27c, loug combing, 3Oqj!c. tub
washed, 226a3lc, and pulled, ?i@2jc per ID. BURY
and feece-grOwn 3lGjc per ID less.
GR0CERIrS
Coffee has been steady and quiet with no ma.
eri change We quotc: l5l9slI1sr for LasuayIA
23d27c for Java, and 2S@3Oc ior MOchu, per lb.
Rio common at 12@l2L2ei fair to good vt 1870
l5Nc; prime nj l612Gi7c; and choice at l7Is9lSe;
ami fancy yellow Ut l9alYI2c per lb
| Rice had a fair demand and closes steady with
out qltotable change. Louisiana selling at G1I9
&c per lb. as to quality.
Syrups have been moderately active and market
steady New Orleans sells At S79 i0c for prime 70
choice, aud SO@s5e ior fair 10 good per gallon.
Refined syruls ~ 40470c as TO quality. Maple
syrup selling at 9Qe@sl per gallon.
Sugar has been fairly active and steady, ana no
euotable change. Wcquote; New Orleans 5000
for raw, 7dSf5lc for yellow clarified. nnd S9S54c
f. rwhitedo, per ID. Refined yellow 7G7}sc xtra
c, 71s@s5Sc; A white S}4aS5Ie; granulated and
powdered at s@eI4c; and crushed at 9,4c per ih
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NENPORT.
NJ. V. DAILY, Esq, is home from the Hot
Springs, Arkansas.
Dan. Snider, youth Of II, was fined g.
and costs for disordcrly conduct.
Major Thomas Green, editor of the Mays
viiic Iiaglo, is in Town, the guest of Hon 4.
). Berry.
Particulars OF the attempt at suicide oil
John Lamb will be found in our local
columns.
The delegates Of the Knights of Honor
returned this morning from theConyention
at Louisville.
Officer Dug Martin, who is suffering from
wound in the right leg, has been assigned
temporarily to day duty.
Miss Carrie DAILY will be one of the brides
maids at tlse Arnold Holmes wedding. The
ceremony will take place ut the residence
OF the hride's parents, on York street, Tues
day at $50 p. III.
CurRCH CHITRS.-Easter services at the
Episcopal and Catholic Churches will he of
IL very imprsinS nature. At the latter fhe
altars are being tastefnlly decorated with
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missed; George Taylor, nuisance, dismissed
MONDAYS CALENDAR.
The cases set for Monday are as follows

missed; George Taylor, nuisance, dismissed.
MONDAYS CALENDAR.
The cases set for Monday are as follows:
DISTRICT.
2,sss-Henry seitacher vs. The Moon Building
9,sG2wM. Frank & Son VS.. The c., H. & D. R. R.
Company.
296l-Philip Amann vs. c. r. Adae & Co.
2,900-FerdinaDd ScheFH vs. Christian Sandau-
COMMON PLEAS.
Before Judge Longworth.
No further call of the calendar viii be made till
the case on trial mo, 5l,2TSl is finished.
Before Judge Moore.
5T479-Hoernschmeye 4 schone vs. II. Phize'
57,5JO-John Carroll vs. Margaret Wallace ct al
57,5el-Bertha b. Lampert and Joseph Lamper'
VS.. Henry Behhan ct al.
57,505-The Fist National Bank Of Greenvllle,
Michigan, VS.. Warren Wilder.
57,5l6-Tne Moon Building Association, No. ?,
VS.. John b. Homer et al.
57,5i8-Theodore ". Baumer vs. George F F.Wam-
bsgnnZ ct al.
57,5l4-Heinrich Rodenberg vs. Peter Vogel ct
al.
81 5,S-Anna r. Holt vs. Jabez SeegNn ct nj.
5z.52l-Conrad Schultz vs., James u. Laws " Co.
| 57,522-The Mechanics Bank OF Wisconsin, W.
Geo. F. Meyers.
5T5gS-Conrud Schultz Va James II. Laws Co.
81 524-Joseph Shdddinger, administrator, vs..
5T5g9-AIbert Mike VS.. Robert N. Jones
| 57532-ElizAbeth Kinkenb Iger VS.. f. Gronewcg
and Emma Groneweg. ,-,,,
57,ll5- homas B. Collard vs. George Fosel and
| Fl. A. Huusmyer.
56,9l5--The c. II d D. r. r. Co. vs. c. Win
disch, Mulhuuser & Co.
54,l65-s,ephen D. Rockhill vs. LeBoutillier
Bro.
Before Judge Smith.
| 81 51G63-Isaac Faller & Co. VS.. Merchants DeS
patch Transportation Co
| 81 673-Ienry williams Va. E. Gilligap.
| 81 ,693-The sun Mutual InsuTluce Co. vs. hlot
| ter's Sons aud K L. ZedeE 500
5l,7l3-Chas. 2. Taft, administrator, vs.. John :"
| Dimmick al.
81 l,4al-Hernan c. Derckes vs.. The Eureka Co
| operative Foundry Ass lCaton.
| SUPERIOR.
| Before Judge Yaple.
| 33273-George Y uttes vs.. The City.
| 29,5G9-E. J.. Harper l. Co. VS.. Isaac Straub.
| 2g465-Frederick Westerman vs.. The CITY.
| 81, ,282-Charles NJ Steele vs. The CITY.
| 80, 363-The Brandon Manufacturing Company
ys. W. W. Winder.
Before Judge Force
32,765-James McDavtt VS.. John c. Yourtee .
| Co.
sS,073-Joseph schmid VS.. Herman Cooper, as
signee.
| 80, ,O96--John Bockweg vs. The City,.
| 33a5l-Frederic ROlfes VS.. + g. d. Kallendort
| Before Judge Harmon.
! Motions and demuFerrs.
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Marriage Licensss
The following marriage licenses have beer
issued since our last report:
BaNney Brockhaus and Mary Pipp.
Samuel Rohrer and Mary Fmck.
WEEKLY REVIEW OF THE CINCINNATI
MARKET.
CIxciNsATr. April 12--2 P. M.
BlEADSTuFFS.

ClNelSSATI, Aprll IS--z L. M
BIEADsTuFFS
Flour was steady all the week and demand fair
for the local market. Family sold at 81 E0Qt4 10
for ordinary trade brands, and uptO $5 50 for
fancy. Spring wheat flour held up to 81 81 for
choice Minnesoti, and Al 81 sO91 D for inf rior
per brI. Rye flour istirm but quiet and offering
at S'6l3 25 per brl as to quality. Extra is quoted
at 81 l0g4 30. sunerfne ut So 1905 TO- and lw
grades at So 65@8 per brl. Some brands held At
more
Rye Tie demand has heen moderate, with o
steady and quiet market and lightrecelpts Choice
sample quoted AZ 55@56c prime at b4c and fnr 10
good at 52153c per Du oil track. No. in eleya-
tor Mt F,6c.
Wheat was easy and lower during the week but
closes steady. Red Id to-day Mt 81 03C9l 0I
per bu for M. 9. and quoted ST 05 for choice AM
Der held at 81 03gl 05 f0r nrimc 10 choice. White
81 Ojl 0G for Choice per bu. Inferior lois are dul
and nominal.
Barley: The market remains steady, but has
been very quiet and prices have undergone no
quOtahe change since our last report. Fail is he'd
upt 81 for vey choice sample and " II sell at 75
tg90c per bu for fair to prime, and ni'ered al 500
tUc for inferior. Spring was sdnll and held NOM
inHlly at 35tl10C for common To prime.
Corn has been firm. and the demand fair with
ample hut not large offerings. Mixed car 3di9s
37c on track. Mixed sheled at87c. On arrival for
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Cincinnati Dry Goods Market.

JTNCINNNTI, AFTII II
There was q cided improvement in business
IN this line during the past wcct. PhJ jObDinS
trade WIS good. with M active demand Market
70 cotton goods firm and prices tending upward
with the me material.
BLEACuED MUsLISs--Ncw York Mills. lie:
Lonsdule camIriC. l2c King Philips cambric.
PIC: Jabcz Knight do, 9%c: Wdusutta. lie:
T., nsdae, SIC; Fruit Of the Loom, SHc and
Hope &c.
BROwS MUsLTHs-Easern Standards nj 7n7Ic.
Western standa DIS ut C,4@G34c, and Seconds at
jla66c per ynrd
4 CKINGs-Co -ConneStoga. C G A. we; C I, l3Ic:
Gold Medal, 1jc; Extra Medal, l6: and Amoakeas.
A c A. 1jr.
JFANs-Palestro, 1iMr; Coylngton. l6c Polnr's,
ne; Preferred, 25c; Kentucky doeskins, 32Eo:
st ,ndnrd. 15c.
PRINrs-We quote standards5A 5A@5;4c. and shirt
iugs ut 4l1(drc per yard.
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The County Commissioners held h regular
meeting to-day all Of the members being present,
and Slr Chas. G. Jenner acting as Clerk.
The following was adopte1
"Resolvcd that 4. Van Tlelan be and he il here
by author zed 10 sprinkle the streets around The
Courl.b0use and Jail, viz: South and north on
Court street and fifty feet on west aud east on
c uft street on Main stIettin front of Court house
2 'SyGamore in front OF the Jail, at the compen-
sGtiOn Of $50 per month"
Me-srs y. M. Stewart, John A. MuGhm0re GHd
Ben s. White reported that they I'D viewed and
appointed voting precinct In Sy $mes Township,
a. be bounded as follows; Commencing
al point ON the Miami River at The
south line of Section %; thence west along
the south line of Section % to the west line of Sec
,im 2S: thence norm along the west lines of Sec
dions ~, u aud 10 to the north line Of Symmes
Township: thence east along the north line OF snid
township to the Miami Rivernnd thence along d
river 10 the place OF begin ing.
The report was filed and final action deferred
mt Wednesday.
Adjourned.
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The following deaths haze been placed on
record since our last report:
Infant Gillehaus. stilIb0rr, city.
Infant IIarpf stllborn, t..
Infant Benson, 3 mos, city.
John Burney, hour, city.
Susie Burris. | yrs. city.
Kate N. hartmann, 7 mos, CITY,
Carolina llinderDerger, is 1rs, city.
Lena Wolf, ! 4 Yrs, city.
Ed. Gricsser, y yrs city.
ChaS. RettIg, yrs, city.
AduIph Fulweiler. 3 yrs, city.
ii. u. Stewart. 6 mos, CITY.
George Cnhare, SO yrs, city.
Gertrude Odenheimer, yrs Virginia.
Lucien Kinderlin, y yrs, South Carolina.
Amira Sheppard. 81 yrs, New Hampshire.
Sarah McNaughton, IS Yrs. New York.
Conrad Brodbeck. 53 yrs, Germany.
Herman Hasken, 81 yrs, Germany.
NJ. J. b. Magee 40 yrs, England.
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CRIME AND CALAMITY.
BARN BURNED AT PADDY's RUN.

BARN BURNED AT PADDY's RUN.
Special to the Star
OXFORD O., April ia fire yesterday
at Paddy's Run, seven miles from here en-
tirely destroyed the barn with its contents
belonging to Mrs. Eliza Williams. Loss
about 81 800.
KILLED BY A BROKEN BIT.
AURORA, IND, April 12.-Thomas Kehr-
ney, employed in a cooper shop here, was
struck in the eye by broken Bit VIII, ch
penetrated to his brain. He lived f'lly
thirteen hours after the accident, although
the piece weighed three and a half ounces
CRUSHED TO DEATH BY A LOG.
FREEDOM, IND, April 12.-Lawrence Fis-
Gus, living about three miles west OF this
place, while cutting logs for barn yester-
day, was instantly killed by a log rolling
over him.
KELLY GETS PIGEON -HoLED.
AURORA, ILL. April l2.-ltarly yesterday
morning Porter Ward and John Kelly
quarreled over a piseon-hole table when
Ward drew pistol and shot Kelly fatally.
Ward has been arrested.
MARTIN, THE MONEY MAKER.
LEXINGTON, ILL.,, April l2.-Martin Hen
Ien was arrested here yesterday charged
with making and passing counterfeit silver
dollars. When arrested large amount o
TOOLS dies money, etc., was found in his
house. Henlnie is supposed TO be the
leader of large gang.
CARL soRa CUTS HIS THROAT.
ATLANTA, LII, April l2.-iesterday
German harness maker, named Carl Sorg
committed suicide by cutting his throa
with harness knife. For some time Sorg
has been out of work, and wasalso for som'
time past given to a very dissipated life.
WINFIELD SCOTT TO THE RESCUE.
GREENoAsTLE, IND, April 12.-Rosa A
Barnett. to establish the paternity of two
months habe, had Winfield Scott Rollin!
arrested yesterday on charge of bastardy
He gave bonds in the sum of $500. Boil
parties belong TO respectable families. I.
THE NEW AMSTERDAM TRAGEDY.
New ALBANY, IND, April l2.-Saral
Vaughn and Mrs. Mauck, the victims O.
the tragedy near New Amsterdam, were
both alive last night, but the chances are
that both will die. Hugh Mauck one Of
the butchers, has been arrested, but no sat
sfactiOn can be got from him as to the
whereabouts of his brother, the principal
villain. Judge Lynch stares the prisoner
! in the face.
THE SORROWS OF AN ELDER.
CoRYDoN. IND, April 12.-The SORROWS ot
Elder VIII. II. Strouse are not ended, as thu
Christian Church at Seymour. in which he
held membership, has given him the
/ grand bounce on account of his troubles ii
this county.
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MANiToBA, WIS. April l2-The body of
an unknown man. II sailor, was washed
ashore here, probably lost from some vessel
during the storm Thursday. lie was about
forty years OF age, had a sandy complexion,
bushy beard and moustache.
MADISON, Wis, April 12.-The bodies Of
Henry Srhnette, a well digger and his COM
panlan, Henry Baker. who we're drowned
last October, were washed ashore by the
heavy storm yesterday.
HOW A SOLDIER DIED.
CHICAGO, April l2.-The dead body Of q.
C. lIolind. formerly Lieutenant in the
Danish Army. was found on the streets
yesterday lie died OF drink.
SAD CASE OF PARRIcIDE.
TExAnKANA. TEXAS. April l2.-Rumors
have been rife for some time of horrible
murder near Bright Star, but the facts have
Just come to light. Five miles from Bright
! Star lived &. A. r. Patillo He had two
sons-William. aged eighteen, and Werly.
older aud married. who lived on an adjoin
ing faru. Some time ago the old man had
difficulty with William and ordered him
| from home
After an absence of some months he re-
turned to the ueighburhood. The father
said he would kill him if he ever Stepped
on his land. A few davs ago the body o.
the father was found dead, pierced with a
| load of buckshot and q pistol wound, nnt
two bows standing hy it. William acknowl,
edged tothe shooting, but claimed it wa!
in self defense. lie WAS arrested and re
Ieased Oh 81 900 bail, but has been rearrest
ed and second examination is in progress
THE OLIVE COWBOY GhNG.
LINCOLN, NRB., April l2.-ln the trial a
Hastings, Eeb., Yesterday of the Olive Cow
|. boy gang for the murder OF Ketchun
and Mitchell and burning their bodies a
the stake, one OF the indicted rarticipator
4 who has turned States evidence, testified
/, that he witnessed the affair and thnt Oliv,
4 helped to do the hanging. and fired the fata
shot. A detachment of soldiers has arrived
to guard the Jail and prevent any attemp
to rescue the prisoners.
HoRsETHGEF HANGED BY MOB.
FLORA, ILL.,. April 12.-I.ast evening tb,
4 body of John SIiinefet was found hanging
! to embarrassing sign on the Illinois Cen
tral Road, Que mile north of Odin. He wa
,.arr"s,ed for stealing horse, and was 81
do ,ked in the community that mob tool
him from the officers and suspended hin
i where he was found.