The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1881-04-08

Capt Boycott, whose treatment in
ireland by the members of the Land League
gave rise to the term 'sboycotting, arrived in
New York last week.
On the ground that the compensation
offered is inadequate, the Mayor of New York
has vetoed the bill permitting the Edison Elec-
trio Light Company to lay tubes in the streets.
West.
A fire at Leadville destroyed McDan-
ers Theater and a restaurant and saloon ad-
joining.
Gen. Benjamin F. Loan, who made
an enviable record in the Union army and
served three terms in Congress, died at st,
Joseph, Mo.
The Superior Court at San Francisco,
in one of the suits instituted by Burke against
Flood and other bonanza kings, has rendered
decision which will force the latter to disgorge
over $900,000 to victimized stockholders.
The Indians at Hoocheno, Alaska, re-
Gently burned at the stake two OF their number
for soLe crime.
Several stores having been robbed at
Pierre, Oak, fifty Vigilants, armed with rifles,
picked up all the questionable men in town and
drove them away with warning.
A party of ten cowboys engaged in
lark at O'Neill City, Neb., and killed Sheriff
Kearns and seriously wounded his deputy
because they objected to the breaking up of an
auction. The murderers escaped
Mark Mata, formerly of Chicago, was
mortally wounded in en- ARRAY in newspaper
Office at Deadwood. by Texan named Ebelin.
Mrs. Albright, residing near Youngs-
town, Ohio hanged herself with skein of
yarn, leaving five children. The receipt of the
news caused her uncle, John Eizera, to fall
dead.
Reports from the winter wheat il Ohio
show large increase in acreage and promis-
ng condition Of the plants, even beneath the
snowy covering.
By collision on the st. Paul, Mime
apolis and Manitoba road, near Rothsay, two
mon were killed and five seriously injurel
In the slang OF that section, the people
Of Sidney, Neb., had roundup of thieves, and
lodged them in jail.
Included in the railroad projects char
tered in Indiana are narrow-gauge line from
Terre Haute to Merom, and a road from. Terre
Haute to Columbus.
The Indianapolis, Bloomington and
Western road has swallowed the Springfield
Southern, line 118 miles in length.
Charles Schoonover, of Michigan,
who is delivering temperance lectures in Cen
trail Iowa, is but IA years of age.
Grain-dealers at st. Louis send out
reports of great damage to winter wheat in st.
Clair and Clinton counties, Ill.
In the bill redistricting the State of
Wisconsin, the Legislature, by an unaccount-
able blunder, omitted the town OF Ridgeway,
in Iowa county, and DISTINGUISHED 500 voters.
At Irving, Mich, Martin Texter was
visiting at the house of a neighbor named Ben
jamin Trego, when the latter stepped from the
roDm, returned with an ak, and split Texter's
head to the chin. Jealousy was apparently the
cjuie,
In the case of the slaughter on the
st. Paul and Manitoba road, the Coroner's Jury
find criminal carelessness ON the part of Con-
dCctor Calvin and Brakeman Pearce. The
former is in Jail
The flood in the Upper Missouri has
swept away nearly all the buildings in ver-
million, Oak.
Smith f. Manson, General Passenger
Agent of the Wisconsin Central railroad. was
killed while trying to board freight train.
A vigilance committee has been or
ganized at Sidney, Neb., for the purpose of
driving thieves, cut-throats and despcradoes
from the place, they having run the town for
some time past.
Mrs. Sargent, of Santa Barbara, GAL,
was brutally murdered by a sheep-herder, who,
in turn, YVES hanged by mob of indignant
citizena.
In the Mormon Conference, at Salt
Lake City, john Taylor, President Of the
church, declared that the Saints proposed to
obey all Gods revelations, including even the
one on rolygamy.
Nearly all the live stock in the Mis-
souri, river valley between Jefferson and Fort
Thompson is reported to have been destroyed
by the food. @