The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1880-12-31


and he was seized and lynched by an infuri-
ated mob. He confessed his crime. He court
| ed the daughter of the Gozels, and, as they
| did not encourage him, he determined to re-
move them.
Charles O'Conor has become a citizen
Of Nantucket, Mass, and is understood to be
at work on law treatise, which will be his
final professional effort.
West.
The authorities of Caldwell, Kan.'
have given Payne's raiders provisions and fol-
age for thirty days. They have adopted res
| olution to remain there until an opportunity
shall arrive TO cross the border, and they pro-
pose to stick it out
The committee appointed last winter
by the Wisconsin Senate, to investigate the
Madison Insane Asylum, pronouncea the whole
management reckless and extravagant-
Mrs. Brown, on trial at Indianapolis
for the murder of her husband, is defended by
Mrs. Foster, Of Clinton Iowa.
The foundry of the Missouri Pacific
railway shops at Parsons Kan, has been de-
stroyed by fire.
The Pacific Touring mill, St. Louis,
has been destroyed by fire. The loss IS esti-
mated at 100000.
The earnings OF the Atchison, Topeka
and Santa Re road for 1880, which aggregate
over $500, 900, show the marvellous develop
ment in progress in the Southwest.
The st. Louis and San Francisco rail
road, which now terminates at Vinita, is hur
| rying forward rails and ties into Indian Terri
tory, and expects to put thousand men at
work at an carly date.
Ex-Gov. r. K. Scott, of Sonth
Caro- ina, at present residing in Napoleon,
Ohio, shot and killed W. G. Drury young
| drug clerk of that town. The latter was to
have been married in few days. Scott fred
the fatal shot because Drury would not admit
him to his room where his (Scott's) son was
lying in an intoxicated condition. The muir
derer was appointed Provisional Governor of
South Carolina by President johnson, and was
afterward elected Governor.
At New Alexandria, Ohio, DR.. Schoo-
ley and young dentist named Henry got into
fight Buckingham, farmer, iaterfered
when SchooIey drew a revolver and shot Buck
ingham in the head. Henry then took shovel
and beat Schooley over the head in horrible
manner. 1t is said both Buckingham and
Schooley will die.
AT Christmas festival in Socorro.
| New Mexico, several Mexcans created dis
turbance, which was quelled by A. NJ. Cork
| ling, editor of the Sun. Shortly afterward
| while Mr.. Conkling and his wife were leaving
the church, two Mexcans seized him by the
arms, while third fired three shots, lilling
Conkling instantly.
Two children Of 8 farmer named
Anthony, living near Weston, Ohio, were
burned to death by the house taking fire in the
absence of their parents
When the Ute Commissioners returned
! 10 Los Pinos from Denver, they found i 400
savages waiting to receive their installments of
s27 each just after the silver was disbursed,
a white man arrived with the body of johnson,
the Indian who was killed by the freighter,
Jackson, and for two days the widest demon
STATIONS of rage were made, when
the Commissioners fed to Denver, which
they reached after arough trip.
A dispatch from Fort Buford says that
Scout Allison has arrived there with Grow
King, the leading soldier of Sitting Bulls
camp, and Crooper, cousin of Sitting Bull
! both noted chiefs, as delegates from Sitting
Bull to hold council with Maj. Brotherton, so
| Is to make some definite settlement about the
surrender. Allison left Sitting Bull at the
| mouth Of Milk river with instructions not to
| cave there until he returned for him.
Twenty of the richest liquor dealers in
Detroit have been arrested for keeping their
| saloons open on Christmas.
BY an ordinance passed by the Com
mon Council of Chicago, the manufacturers Of
stamp upon each package the ingredients of
| the article.
The Criminal Court of ST. Louis has
sentenced to the gallows Thaddeus Baber, who
killed his mistress and her mother, and James
| Banks. who shot his wife.
Gov. Scott, who killed young Drury
at Napoleon, Ohio, has been committed to
prison to await trial, having ben refused bail.
The boiler of shingle-mill at Vesta
burg. Mich, exploded With such force as to
tear the structure to pieces, instantly killing
Frank Filkins, the engineer, and Frank Ainsly,
tue night watch The main part of the boiler
was thrown forty-ive rods, causing the death
Of c. Conkey and fatally injuring George VIII
cox aud NJ Turk.
LOOMS paper-mil. at Piqua, Ohio,
has been destroyed by the explosion of boiler.
Several members of the family Of
Nathan lockwood, living near West BROOK
lyn, H., have died from trichinm eaten in raw
ham.
South.
The banking and warehouse firm OF
WEIGH & Bacon, of Albany, Ga, has suspended,
with debts OF $4,000.
Bob Thurman (colored) was mortally
shot at Versailles, KY, while robbing chicken
roost.
William Roberts, of Ridge Valley
Furnace, Ga, accidentally shot his 2-year-old
nephew dead while cleaning a revolver.
A. L. Alderman, who was Attorney
General in the first Cabinet of President Grant,
died at Gainesville, Ga, OF infammatory rheu.
maiiSm.
At Elizabethtown, Ky, in difficulty
originating from lawsuit, Dayil J. Garter
md Bud Harrington shot each other. The
former is dying, and the latter is corpse.
A train on the Carolina Central road
broke ,wn trestle near Lincolntown. N. G.
David Bloom, mail agent, and j. W. Goodson
passenger. were disabled and subsequently
burned to death in the wreck.
Additional particulars of the accident
on the Carolina Central railroad show that
the loss of life was mucl greater than was al
FIRST supposed. Five men were killed out.
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