The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1881-07-08
DOMESTIC INTELLIGENCE.
East.

AaSts
In a quarrel between two lads. aged
ID aHd l6, respectively, in Boston, the younger
oneSshot the other, inhicting fatal wound.
Mr.. Euler, o fireworks dealer, was
Sned five shillings in Philadelphia for breach
of tho anti-tireworks act passed in 1921
0"against the peace of our sovereign Lord, his
most gracious Majesty King Georg, the First of
EnglandD. The magistrate insisting on the
fine being paid in shillings, the defendant
bought hem of q broker.
John G. SAKE, son of the poet, died at
Albany, last week.
BY the capsizing of yacht on Long
Island sound, five of a sailing party of seven
young people were drowned.
The Yale and Harvard boat race at
New London, Ct, was won by the Yale crew by
tw" lengths. Yales time for the three-mile
course was 22:13; Harvard's was 22I9.
A cyclone in Tangier sound, Chesa-
peake bay lasted nearly four hours, wrecked a
number Of schOcaers and fishing boats, and
caused the loss of several lives.
Three children of Charles Moody. col
orod' persisted by the burning of tenement
mouse ab Duke Village. N. H.
West.
Piute Indians in the Dolores country
Col, attacked party of fifty-four citizens and
killed five of them. Capt. Carroll, with men
of tho Ninth cavalry, went in pursuit of the
redskins.
An accident on the Chicago, Burling-
bon and Quincy railroad took place near Hins-
dale III. The lightning divided stock train
80 that part continued on its way with tho
locomotive; the part remaining behind was run
into by another advancing stock train. and two
men we're killed.
The members of the national and tho
State Boards of Health met at Chicago and dis
oussed the qu sstion of preventing the spread
Of sUlall-pox.
The congregation of the Rev. Mayor
Kalloch, of SAN Francisco Cal, have written
him letter asking him not to run for Office
again. He responded that he would not
Cincinnati is to have new stock-yards
for which $500, 900 capital was subscribed.
From March l to June 30, this year
Whe n0mber of hogs packed in Chicago was
l,2So, 900 against 1880, 900 for the correspond
ing season last year.
A duel was fought near New ALBANY.
Ind, between William Willis and Robert Bru-
nett in which the former was dangerously
wounded in the face.
The Opera House at San Jose. Gal.
valued at $4,000, and eleven other buildings
were swept away by FIRE.
South.
Dick Wood, notorious character in
Western Texas, was taken from the Sheriff,
near Cariso, and shot to death.
A fire destroyed five buildings at
Dyersburg, Tenn, the other night
Hiram Warner, formerly Chief Justice
of Georgia, died at Atlanta, after long i'll
ness, He was born in Williamsburg, Mass.
in 1907
Henry L. McGrath, the well-known
Kentucky breeder and owner of running horses.
is dead.
Two picnic trains on the Kentucky
Central road collided near Covington, KY, on
the 4th of July, by which four persons OF that
city were killed and fourteen wounded. Two
of the wrecked coaches took fire, and we're re-
duccd to ashes.
Three children of Sheriff Micken, of
fernando county, Fla., aged s, Ii and IA, we're
murdered by negro in whose charge they
were left. After robbing the house, the fend
endeavored to kill the father on his way home.
out instead, was captured, confessed his
crime, and was lynched in presence of 200
citizens.