The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1880-06-18

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The excursion steamer Flora made
trip to Kenosha on Thursday last,
and brought an unusually gay lot of
passengers. from the appearance of
some of them in the street.
Hon. Volney French and wife left
on Monday for visit at Detroit and
Cleveland, and will probably attend
the convention at Cincinnati next
week.
Messrs. III. B. Hinsdale, J. G. Sleight,
Nathan r. Hawley and j. H. Charles
are in attendance at the annual con-
vention of this Episcopal diocese this
week at Milwaukee.
Robert J. Hinsdale, son Of Mr.. III. B.
Hinsdale, of this city, and president of
Hobart college, is on his way home
from a tour abroad, to be present at the
commencement exercises of his college.
Mrs. August Milliger, of Pleasant
Prairie, the mother-in-law of Mr.. John
FrenZ, of this city, was buried from
the German Methodist Church in this
city on Monday afternoon.
Hon. F. Robinson will attend the
Democratic National Convention at
Cincinnati next week. He is one Of
the alternates from this Congressional
district.
Mrs. James Irving, the wife of our
City Marshal, presented him with a
young son, weighing ten-and-a-half
pounds, Tuesday night, which the
Marshal values at $1,000.
The closing exercises of the gradual
ing class of the High School will take
place on Friday evening, June 25th.
The class is an unusually good one'
and the exercises will be very interest
ing.
The Baptist sociable will be held on
Friday evening at Mr.. George Yule's.
There will be music and literary exer-
cises, after which ice cream and straw
berries will be served All are cor
daily invited.
Paul Blower, engineer at Allen &
Sons tannery, caught his finger in the
machinery on Thursday Of last week.
DR.. Weiskopf did the necessary sur
gerry, but the finger is irrevocably lost.
Paul is taking a vacation.
Two young men from Pleasant Prai
RE had lively discussion with fists in
the alley by John Schmitt's saloon on
Monday afternoon. At the cry of "Po-
lice," they betook themselves to more
remote quarters.
One of Ben Jewett's horses, whic h
he drove in team to Paris on the &C.
casion Of the wedding of Thomas
Hansen in Paris last week, died shortly
after reaching the house Of Mr.. Kreus-
cher.
A few days ago an improvement was
made in the sidewalk on Prairie av-
enue, in front of the Kindergarten. A
similar improvement is much needed
in the next block west, and would &C
commodate foot passengers who are
unable to swim.
On Thursday last babe" Mygatt
was arrested on complaint of Herman
Henke, for assault and battery upon
the latter. On Monday the parties
settled the matter, and the complaint
was dismissed, Mygatt paying the
costs.
On Friday last, as John Schmitt was
ejecting drunken fellow by the name
of Kearnes from his saloon, John
McGinty came up behind him and
struck him an ugly blow in the eye.
McGinty was arrested, and fined by
Justice Gillett five dollars and costs,
which he paid.
A disgraceful fight took place at the
Rife Club picnic on Sunday. Two
drunken men pounded each other un-
mercifully, and one of them-a Keno
sha man-got kicked in the face and
was thrown down the hill. The other
belonged to Racine. No arrests.
At the last meeting of the School
Board resolutions were passed request
Il.