The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1881-07-22
MISCELLANEOUS GLEANrNGs.

The Vigilant and Mount Wollaston,
the missing Pacific coast whalers, were found
by Indians nesT East cape. Three corpses were
discovered on the former, and some money and
q spy-glass.
American Hebrew congregations, in
session in Chica %, last week, decided to en-
deavor to induce their race to become agricult-
wrists, and to help them to buy farms and i'm
plements.
Guiteau was in Jefferson, Texas, in
1873, and was arrested there and fined for
drunkenness and vagrancy. Wherever Guteau
has been he left behind reputation for mean
ness and rascality. 5s4
Twelve Thousand persons visited the
Pittsburgh race track, the other day, to see
Maud S. trot against time, and were rewarded
by witnessing q diminution of her record to
21015, the greatest achievement of the turf.
Several deaths have taken place in
New York from lockjaw, occasioned by explo-
sion5 of toy pistols on the Fourth of July.
Thirteen deaths from the same cause have oc-
cured at Baltimore, and three persons are be-
You'd hope of recovery. Several deaths are
also reported from various towns in the vicinity
of New York.
Senior Commancho, the Venezuelan
Minister in Washington, who witnessed the as
sassination of the President, says .Guiteau
looked like a coward after he had fired and his
victim fell.
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steering steamship by electricity 1t worked
well enough for steering purposes, but affected
the compasses SO as to make them useless
Thomas Bayley Potter, the we'll known
English Liberal member of Parliament, has
forwarded to Mrs. Garfield from the London
Golden Club letter expressing the abhor-
renee of the club at the attempt on the Pres
ident's life, and assurance of deep sympathy
with his family and with the American people
Guiteau, the assassin, says he is very
sorry he shot the President. His object was
not to cause him any pain-simply to kill him
outright He further says he will not do it
again.
The Mexican Central railroad has
been opened from the capital to Tula, dis
lance of about fifty miles.
Pierre Lorrillard has shipped nine
thoroughbreds to reinforce his stable at New
market England. James A. Grinstead of
Kentucky has entered two colts in tho English
Derby of 1883 and two FLIES in the Oaks
The Apaches attacked the railroad
construction force at chihuahua, Mexico, kill
ing six of the party, including a young Ameri-
can, and then mutiIated the corpses. They
then attacked the construction train of carts,
killing two persons.
Nine buildings of Redbank, N. j., in
Guiding the Redbank Register office, were de-
stroyed by fire. The total loss is estimated at
$4,000 The lard refinery of E. Ring & Son,
of East st. Louis. valued at $4,000, and in
sured for 100000, vas burned down Bush &
Denslow's extensive oil works at South Brook
Ign, worth SOC, 900, were burned.
The acreage yield of potatoes in the
United States this year is per cent. greater
than last year. In Missouri the increase is G
per cent, and in New York and Michigan per
cent. Ohio shows a decrease of 2 per cent.
The crop is reported to be in splendid condition
in nearly every section of the country. The
acreage Of tobacco is largely in excess Of last
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