The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1880-09-03
DOMESTIC INTELLIGENCE.
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A reconciliation has taken place be-
tween the Sprague and Hoyt families at Canon
Chef, Naragansett Pier, and rumor has it that
Mrs. Kate Chase Sprague, the only member of
either family absent from the late reunion.
will return to her husbands roof after the sum
mer-resort season is over.
One thousand pounds Of powder ex-
ploded in Gen. divers mill at Laurel Run.
Pa, during violent thunderstorm, destroying
a portion Of the establishment and shaking
the earth for miles around. Fortunately no
body was killed.
Distressing mortality exists among
the babies of New York city, in consequence of
the extremely warm weather.
A New York dispatch says thata large
number of forged passenger tickets over the
railroad lines West have been put out.
ST. Julien trotted ut Hartford, the
other day, against the time 2:1194, made by
him aud Maud s. at Rochester. The day AMI
track were fine. Hiclok took the middle of
the track, and reached the quarter in 321$ /;
the half i'll LOS the three-quarter in 1917,
and passed under the wire in the unprecedented
time of 2d11(, There was great excitement
when the record was announced.
Henry Bienhauer, a German merchant,
of New York, committed suicide by throwing
himself under the wheels of rapid-transit
train on the elevated railroad
Five boys who attended q picnic near
Andoyer, Mass, climbed on top of passenger
car in train bound for Lowell for the purpose
of securing free ride. When the train passed
under bridge, near their destination they
were all swept Off and killed.
George Harvard, a young lawyer OF
Brooklyn, N, Y, was going home, few morn
ings ago, when two women who were being fol-
lowed asked his protection. He escorted them
several blocks until the desperadoes came up
with him, and, after brief alteration, stabbed
him to the heart.
The Rev. DR. William Adams, Presi-
dent of the Union Theological Seminary, New
York, is dead. "a iAG5Q NtE. tl5 "
West.
A daring attempt was made few
nights ago to murder Judge Sherman Page, of
Austin, Mimi He was sitting at table when
some person unknown fired shotgun at him
through the window, portion of the charge
striking him in the head. Although severely
wounded, il is believed that he will recover.
Another son of Gen. Grant has struck
bonanza Young Jesse's engagement to Liz
zie, daughter of w. s. Chapman, wealthy
California landowner, is announced.
A storm in Arizona destroyed. the mil
itary buildings at Fort MojaYe, killed three
soldiers, and wounded several others.
Three railroad men received fatal in
juries by being run over by the cars at Toledo,
The steamer Marine City was burned
ON Lake Huron, near Alcona, Mich, on the af-
ternoon of the 29th ult. The vessel was on
the return trip from Macknaw to Detroit, with
full load of passengers and when off Stur-
goon point fire was discovered in the hold. The
flames spread with such rapidity that all
effort to save the vessel was quickly abandoned,
and officers and crew applied themselves to the
work of rescuing those on board. The tug vul-
cam which was near and the crew of the life
saving station rendered prompt assistance in
rescuing passengers and crew. Five of the pas-
songers are reported missing, andare probably
lost. H* @A# - MA ISL
A dispatch from the West chronicles
the death Of Ouray the famous Ute CHEZ. He
died of Bright's disease of the kidneys, after a
long and painful illness. I'LL
The new bridge of the Chicago, Bur-
lington and Quincy railroad spanning the Mis-
souri, river at Plattsmouth, Neb, has been COM
pleted, tested and pronounced safe and salts
factory. 1t cost 100000.
j. s, Morgan, proprietor of q job
printing establishment in Cincinnati. went to
see a lady at Cleveland, who held his note for
S2,000 had an unsatisfactory interview with
her, and finally seized revolver, and shot HIM
self dead in her presence.
Gen. Grant has declined the Presi-
dency Of the Las Vegas Mining Company
Hon. Robert McClelland, Ex-Governor
of Michigan, and SecretaIyof the Int erior dur
ing President Pierces administration, has inst
died at his home in Detroit, aged IS years.
Wyoming Territory's population is
shown by the census returns to be q, 900.
A man at Manchester, Ohio, killed
his wife and child by putting poison in thei,
coffee, and then made an unsuccessful attempt
to kin himself. His neighbors completed the
JOB by hanging the scoundrel to tree.
The news from the Indian country is
encouraging. 1t has been supposed that Ouray's
death would destroy all prospect of salts
factory settlement Of the question, as his influ-
ence with that refractory nation was unbound
ed but it seems that the new chief who has
been chosen to succeed him has inherited his
desire to secure the completion of the treaty.
sapovonari is the euphonious name OF Chief
ouray's successor