The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1880-07-30
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DIR, Tanner entered upon the twenty
fifth day of his long fast looking, and appar-
entity feeling, as well as at the end of the first
week. A measurement disclosed the curious
fact that the faster had decreased in height two
inches since the beginning Of his self-imposed
task. His pulse was recorded at u ; tempera-
tnre, 30 respiration, IS; weight, 1915 The
physicians expressed the opinion that he could
not last many days longer.
a wealthy farmer named Easterly,
living in Wayne county, N. Y; murdered his
wife and nother-in-law, and then committed
suicide
The Official census returns give Bos-
ton population of 1863, 565, an increase of
7l,066 in ten years.
DIR. Tanners condition was reported
as good al the close of the twenty-eighth day
Of his fast His weight was 12916, loss of
one pound in the preceding twenty-four hours.
Nine boys have died in Philadelphia
from injuries received by the explosion of toy
pistols on the Fourth of July.
Charles Barlow, of the mercantile
agency of Dun, Barlow & Co., New York. is
dead.
DIR. Tanner entered upon the thirty
first day of his fast in prime condition. and
confident of completing his. tremendous task
He took his usual two-hours' drive in the morn
ing and filled his demijohn with well water.
The scales showed that he had gained half
pound in weightin the twcnty-fom hours. His
pulse was 81 temperature, $3.50 respiration,
IA weight $50 pounds.
Three men descended a colliery near
Pottsyille. Pa, to inspect the ventilation of the
mine, and were taken out dead, having been
mrocated by black damp
A savings bank at Middleton, CT, has
been relieved of $4,000 by daylight robbers.
West.
A Detroit bank has been made the
victim of an unusually bold robbery The
cashier was alone in the bank, when a stranger
entered, knocked him down with slung-shot,
helped himself to 5000 in bills, and made good
his escape.
Il. b. Chambers, editor and publisher
of the Fargo Dakota) Times, was recently
thrown from lumber wagon and fatally in
jured.
AT kokomo, Col, desperate named
Norton shot and killed Policeman ONoiL A
mob took Norton out of Jail an hour afterward
and hung him. He confessed having commit
ted other murders, and said he ought to have
been hung long ago.
Cicero Simms was hanged for murder
affair Play Col, on the sd of July.
An Industrial Exposition building, to
cost 100000, will be erected in Milwaukee.
Twenty carloads of Mormon immi-
grants passed through Chicago last week on
their way to Utah.
The summer trotting meeting of the
Chicago Jockey Club furnished the most sue
cessful week for sport ever known in the an
nails of the trOtting turf terminating in the
hitherto unparalleled performance, for a horse
of that age, of mile in 21S11 by William H.
Vanderbilts 6yearold flly Maud S.
Edward Schroeder, wronged hus-
band, entered the Office of DIR. Alfred Lefevre,
at Oakland, Cal, and shot the latter dead.
The Ute Indians demand the privilege
Of viewing the land to he assigned them in
severalty before they will agree to surrender
their present reservation.
A colored Baptist camp-meeting at
Danyille, Ohio, was broken up by mob of
drunken r6ighs In the fight which preceded
the retreSSof the negroes firearms were used
freely, and it is believed that there was loss of
life.
Columbus, Ohio, has population Of
5l,644
Nearly fifty million bushels of corn
have been received at Chicago since the LIST Of
January.
A large portion Of Empire City, Ore
gon, has been DESTROYED by FIRE.
The stock of grain in the Chicago ele-
yators amounts to 465a,5A bushels against
5775,O9sgbushels at this date in 1879. The
present stock of wheat amounts 70 . 4s3 500
bushels, and Of corn to ls59,9eO bushels.
An Atchison (Kan. woman has given
birth to . child weighing one and three-quarters
pounds Mother and child bOah reported as
doing well.