The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1880-07-23
WEEKLY NEWS REVIEW
THE EAST.

and Rutland which turns out to be the largest
city in Vermont has 1929. From returns
already made, the population of the State
Of Connecticut is estimated at 100000, which
is an increase Of $4,000 in ten years.
gravel train on the Long Island railroad near
East Rockaway, N. Y, with 800 italian laborers
on board, ran under a heavy wire rope by
which derrick near the track was sustained
sweeping the cars and knocking off the labor
ers. Many were manned IN shocking man
ner. Three of the men were fatally injured.
DIR. TANNER completed the eighteenth
day of his fast as fresh as daisy. The pulse,
temperature and respiration indicated health
full condition, and he showed slight increase
of strength. During the day he drank seventy
ounces of water, and an increase OF one and
three-fourths pounds was noted III his weight
A dispatch from New York says that SCENT
lists are in despair. Tanner not only lives, but
seems better than before. He sleeps quietly,
reads the daily papers, naturally enjoys his
daily rides, and appears in much better spirits
than on preceding days.
SEVERAL oil tanks near Bradford were
set on fire by lightning and destroyed. The
loss is placed at $685. OOO ). A cartridge COM
pany at Bridgeport, Ct, has commenced work
on an order from the Turkish Government for
100000 cartridges.
A VIOLENT wind-storm in South Ches-
ter, Pa, unroofed thirty-fve houses, and Sc
verely injured two men. Chastine Cox, the
negro who murdered the aged Mrs. Hull in
New York city last summer, was executed on
Friday, July Is. M ur s 8n
The New York dog-pound keeper re-
ports that he has thus far this season drowned
2,400 dogs.
DIR. TANNER entered upon the twenty
first day of his fast at New York in good con-
dition His pulse was recorded at 81, tempera-
ture SO, respiration II, voice strong, eye clear,
and step firm and elastic.
HIRAM KoEHLER's brewery, in New
York, has been destroyed by fire. Loss, $780,
OOO . Three persons were drowned at Atlantic
CITY, N. j.. the other day. They were in bath
ing and went beyond their depth. One of the
parties was the wife of Lieut.. Mes
NTH, of the United States army.
.... AT PittstOn, Pa. q German shoemaker,
while laboring under the influence of bad
whisky, shot and killed his wife and small son.
-. The population of Providence, r. l., is
104 760-an increase of 1886 in ten years.
DIR. TANNER entered upon his twenty
third day without food weighing 1876 pounds,
twenty-five pounds less than at the beginning.
He expressed himself as feeling no pangs Of
hunger. At 6 o'clock o. m. of that day he
took two-hours' drive, had his demijOhn
filled with well-water, returned to the hall,
wrote half dozen letters, read his voluminous
correspondence, looked over the morning pa
pers, and talked and acted not different from
other men in the apartments. His condition
was entirely normal-pulse 70, ana temper
AZURE SO. The physicians pronounce him a
phenomenon.
THE WEST.
The population of Cincinnati, Einclud-
ing Incorporated cities and towns really q part
of the city, located within a radius of five miles
of the postoffice is claimed to be $40, 600. y.
The census returns for Chicago are now COM
plete, and the population of the city is officially
declared to be SOB, SOL.
LAWRENCE county, Dakota, in which
Deadwood is situated, has a population of
1882. The owner of the steamboat recently
destroyed on Lake Minnetonka Minnesota, by
o boiler explosion, has been arrested on
charge of criminal negligence, based on the
verdict of the Coroners jury in the
cases Of the persons killed......
1t is reported that two companies of the Seventh
cavalry, under Capt. Ilsley, recently engaged
large band of Sioux on the Little Missouri, and
sustained heavy loss. :. Reports from the In
dian Territory are to the effect that Capt.
Payne and twenty-five of his fellow-squatters
have been arrested by United States troops.
The Chicago Tribune says Further reports
of the condition of the crops in this State con-
firm the previously published favorable predic-
lions. Except In spring wheat alone, the yield
in all kinds of cereals will be unusually large,
and the quality far above the average. Corn
hos hoo 60 oY,6 Trich
toes will be large. healthy and abundant
POPULATIONS of Wisconsin cities, as
returned by the census enumerators: Milwau-
kee, 115,7O2 Racine, 16,O1S Oshkosh, Is, 1853 I;
La Crosse, 14.418 Fond du Lac, IS, 1876 Madi-
son, 1882; Eau Claire, 1907 GAINESVILLE,
9,O35; Appleton, 8,86S Green Bay, ,47s !;
Beloit 4,O82 Portage I, 446; Stevens Point,
4,445; Wausau, 1926; Oconto $500;
John Cone, Marshal Of Garfield, Ohio, was
shot and killed, on Saturday night by one of
gang of drunken roughs from q neighboring
town. The murderer seized hand-car and
escaped "A four-mill at st. Genevieve Mo-,
was demolished by boiler expiesion, and two
lives were lost.
FOURTEEN prisoners escaped from the
Henderson county (Ill) jail the other day. by
knocking down the jailer and walking over
him. Robbers entered the apartments Of
Gen. Grant, at Manitou, (Col.) hotel, and car
ried away $400 worth Of jewelry and some
money. - The H n. jacob Brinkerhoff, author
of the original draft Of the Wilmot Proviso, and
from 1876 to 1871 Judge Of the Supreme Court
of Ohio. has just died at Mansfield, Ohio.
report has reached Sioux City that the sur
veyors Of the Chicago, Milwaukee and st. Paul
railway, who started to run line from the
Lower Brule Agency to the Black Hills, have
been driven back by the Sioux, who object to
the railroad crossing their reservation. :. "A
broken tie and misplaced rail caused the wreck
ing of train on the Wabash railroad at Knox
station, not far from Fort Wayne, Ind. There
were over 200 Indianians on board, returning
from an excursion to Put-in-Bay. One
was instantly killed, three fatally
injured, and some thirty or forty others re-
ceived injuries more or less severe. Among the
fatally injured was gWalter Rivers, private sec
rotary of w. H. English, Democratic candidate
for Vice President, who received his injuries at
the hands of clumsy fellow who, in attempt
ing to chop away door which held him fast,
struck him once or twice with an AK.
TIRE hills of New HAMPSHIRE have