The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1880-07-16
WEEKLY NEWS REVIEW
THE EAST.

mic. Upon her refusing, Jacob fatally shot
her. He then went into the barn and killed
himself Kuntz and wife were both over so
years Of age. Lawrence Jerome son of
the wealthy Leonard w. Jerome, of New York,
has been arrested on charge Of receiving
$3.50, 900 worth of stolen securities. !. The CEN
sus returns for Vermont show such decrease of
population that it is questionable whether under
the new apportionment the State will have more
than two congressman. e
Coz. PE1ToN, nephew of ex-Gov. Til
den, who achieved considerable notoriety
through his connection with the cipher dis
patches. died last week. at the Everett House,
of heart disease. About thirty buildings, in
Guiding all the banks the Opera House,
and the postofice, at Tyrone, Pa, have
been burned. The loss is estimated
at $15O,OO0; insurance, 100000. !. Lee
& Murdocks mill and storehouse at East
Douglass, Mass, have been destroyed by fire.
Loss, $13O, 1000; partly covered by insurance.
AN examination of DR.. Tanner, at New
York, on the twelfth day Of his FAST showed
the tongue slightly coated pulse, 80; temper
allure, 1886; respiration, IA; weight 1891
pounds, showing loss of about II pounds. In
the evening the doctor was irritable, refus-
ing to be Gained by music, and COM
planned of lack of fresh air. He suffered ex-
cessiyely from heat. AT 10 O'Clock, after visit
ors had left the hall, curious scene occurred
The doctor, complaining of heat, tore off his
clothes, the lights were partially turned
down, and he promenaded about the
railing, switching himself with a towel
The condition of DIR. Tanner, the
Minnesota doctor, on the thirteenth day Of his
fast indicated no collapse His color was rosy
and his condition as favorable as at any time
after the fifth day. The faster seemed easier
in fact, and confidence was growing that he
would succeed in carrying out his intention OF
existing forty days without food. His pulse on
the evening of the thirteenth day was 96; tenn
perature, 100 respiration, H. At p. M he
took walk of few blocks, accompanied by
watchers. a.t4 M tarr
THE explosion of boiler in an iron
mill at Pittsburgh killed the second engineer
and one of the fremen and damaged the prop
erty to the extent of $4,000.
4 DIR. TANNER completed the fourteenth
day of his fast on the 18th of July.3 His weight
was 1873 pounds, a loss of twenty-four and a
half pounds in the fourteen days. His pulse
and temperature showed him to be growing
weaker though outwardly he remained the
same. M
+. A WAGON, containing party OF ex-
cursionists from Michigan. was tipped over
while descending Mount Washington, resulting
in the death of Mrs. Ira Chichester, of Alegan,
and the severe injury of several others. The
drunken driver was probably fatally hurt.
THE WEST.
REPORTS to the Chicago Times from
various points in the Northwest show that the
wheat crop promises to be an average in guam
tity and quality In some localities there are COM
plants of rust and chinch bugs, as is usually
the case, but the general outlook is favorable
one The reports from Minnesota, Dakota
and Nebraska agree that the yield
will be the best in many years. !.
At Vulture Mine, Arizona, Mexican. named
Salazar q disappointed sutton of Miss Pubiate,
called at the residence, and after brief CONVEX
sation shot her dead The murderer fled, but
men secured the country and soon captured
him, held lynch court, and hung him.
IVA MAN named Turnrose, living in
Franconia, Chisago county, Mimi, whose house
was on fire, forgot about his children in his en-
deayors to subdue the flames, and two little
girls were burned to death. lAS
SAN Francisco has a population, &C
cording to the new census, of 233, O66, more
than 10000 being Chinese Another attempt
is being made by Capt. Payne to invade the
Indian Territory, IN violation of the
Presidents proclamation. Last spring he
was elected by the military. He now
defes the authority of the Govern
ment, and courts arrest and trial. to determine
in the courts whether his act is in violation of
any law Two masked men boarded a train on
the Missouri Pacific railroad at Winthrop Sta
ton, Mo-, and robbed the United States Express
COmpany's safe of $3.50.
B. A PASSENGER train on the Green Bay
and Minnesota railroad was thrown off the
track aboutforty miles from Winona, Mimi The
engineer and fireman were killed and the United
States mail agent badly injured G. H. Col
Inns, wel-known business man of Omaha,
committed suicide by shooting himself
through the head with a revolver.
-. Advices from the Indian Territory
indicate that Paynes Oklahoma expedition has
been joined by considerable bodies of men who
entered from the Texas side. and that fully
1000 more are ready to start from Texas
The reports of damage to the Minnesota wheat
crop are said to be exaggerations for the
purpose of affecting the market. T t@I
A FREIGHT train on the Kansas City,
st. Joe and Cedar Rapids railway was thrown
from the track by a cow near Kansas City, caus-
ing terrible smash-up. Five tramps who were
stealing ride ON the train were instantly killed,
their bodies being frightfully mangled. a
A TRAMP entered saloon at Byers,
Col, and drawing butchers knife, stabbed
three men, one fatally. A constable was called
in, and the tramp, resisting arrest, was shot
dead Mrs. Brown, of indianapolis, has been
found guilty of the murder of her husband,
and sentenced to death. Wade, her paramour,
who assisted in killing old man Brown, has
been under similar sentence for several weeks.
A. EIcHENBERG shot S. S. Rickley, Of
Columbus, Ohio, and then killed himself.
Rickley, banker failed some years ago, and
Eichenberg, creditor. accepted so cents on a
dollar for the amount due him. few months
later Rckley paid his other liabilities in full
Eichenberg asked him the other day for the
balance due him, and, being refused, shot him,
finishing his own life soon after.
THE SOUTH
A YOUNG man at Danville, Va, en-
tered house of ill-fame, of which his sister
was an inmate, and shot her five times !" in or
der to wipe out the disgrace of the family