The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1880-12-24

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Messrs. Rowland Russell, Of Milwaukee,
and w. D. Kimball, of Racine, architects have
designed and drawn plan for new Court
House and Jail to be erected on the old site
in this city. The design is very artistic,
convenient and economical They propose
to submit their plans to the Board of Super
visors at their next meeting, and it is to be
hoped that the Board will give it careful con-
sideration. The plan will be on exhibition ct
Robinson's drug store.
On Thursday of last week Mrs. Mary Nc
Linden was brought before Justice Stebbins
on the charge Of receiving and concealing
stolen goods, knowing them to be stolen, and
pleaded guilty to the charge. This was
part ofthe case ofthe burglarizing of Faber's
store and the stealing of Mr. Harvey Dur
KEGS carriage robe. At The time she pleaded
as above stated, she gave testimony which
led TO the arrest of Thomas Smith and E. Got
fredsen, as being connected with the offense.
Mrs. McLinden was held to bail to next term
of Circuit Court
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On Thursday, 10Th, E. Gottfredsen was ar
rested on suspicion of having been implicat-
ed in the burglarizing of Mr.. Faber's store,
such suspicion arising from statements of
Comfort, who had been held to bail in the
same matter, which statements were made to
John Riley, who was in Mrs. McLinden's |
house on the night when the burglary was |
committed, and who was arrested with the |
others for the burglary, but discharged for |
want Of evidence against him. Mr.. Gott-
fredsen promptly waived any examination, |
and gave bail for his appearance at the next
term of Circuit Court
Mr.. Michael Gallaghan, father of our wor-
thy Clerk of the Court, died last Sunday
morning, after long illness. His funeral
took place on Tuesday morning from st.
Marks church, and was attended by large
number. The floral tributes were numerous
and beautiful Mr.. Gallaghan was an old
resident of Kenosha, having lived here for
thirty years, and was respected citizen.
We cannot do better than quote the words of
Father Cleary " Although he did not leave
his family riches, he left them that which
was better than riches-an honorable name.
He was an honest man man true to
his God, true to his church, true to his re-
igion, true to the land of his birth, and true
% the land of his adoption" His age was
50 years and months.
The undersigned, having been sick for
some time and being still unable to do busi-
ness, would announce to his patrons and
friends that he has secured the service of a
irst-class mechanic and practical blacksmith,
who will hereafter take charge of the shop
previously carried on by him in Kenosha
All the old customers of the shop are respect
ully invited to continue their patronage, !
md satisfaction will be guaranteed. II
LEWIS BEAcHEL.
During the examination of Mrs. Mary Nc
Linden on Thursday of last week, it appear
ID from her testimony that Thomas Smith,
who was formerly in the employ of 7. J.
Meyers, as hostler, was the party who had
eft the carriage robe of Mr.. Durkee at her
house. The officers finding out the where L
'bouts ofSmith went for his body that night.
lie was at the time stopping at Mic. Zehren's,
'bout three miles out of town, and was there
when officers Irving and Meyers arrived. He
undertook to evade the officers and took
% the woods, but officer Irving was too much
9or him, and after something of chase sue
seeded in capturing him about three miles
from Zehren's house. The next day he
pleaded guilty of stealing the robe when ar
raigned before Justice Stebbins and was held
to bail for trial at Circuit Court, and in de-
fault was committed to Jail. Since then Smith
has made application to the County Judge to
be sentenced in accordance with the statute.
Samples of every novelty in the line of
printers stock can be seen at this Office, and |
we will get anything we have not in stock
when it is requested
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