The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1881-07-29
NEWS OF THE WEEK.
DOMESTIC INTELLIGENCE.
East.

Ha5Is
In spite of the unusually large immi-
gration, the demand for laborers from all parts
Of the country exceeds the supply. The Super
ntendent of the Labor Bureau at Castle Gar
den has orders fer 1000 laborers which he is
unable to ill.
The mills of the Pennsylvania Pulp
and Paper Company, at Lock Haven, Pa, have
been burned, loss, 100000 insurance be-
tween ss69oO0 and $4,000
Judge Robertson has taken the oath
al efhce as Collector of Customs at New York.
At Troy, N. Y, William Gavin, suf-
fering from delirium tremens, leaped headlong
from precipice t25 feet above the Poestinkil
creek and, although badly cut and bruised.
will recover.
West.
Sitting Bull, the noted Indian chief,
hsa surrendered. Accompanied by zoo Of his
poop 6 be arrived at Fort Buford, where they
a'l gave up their arms and ponies to Maj
B.otherton without Offering any remarks.
Pllil was sn'len, cross and hungry and refused
30 tGR much until Re had eaten and rested.
The Indian chief was induced to surrender by
g'ouis Legare, a wel-known Frenchman of the
frontier.
A freight train on the Atchison, Tope-
Ia and Santa Fe railroad was thrown from the
track near Lawrence, Kan, killing one and Sc
liously injuring another of the train men. IT
is believed that the accident was caused by the
removal Of part of rail by would-be robbers,
with the intention of wrecking passenger
prain, which carried about $4,000 from Pueblo
in the express car The delay of the train at
Topeka was the means OF frustrating the de-
signs of the robbers.
A loss of $50, 900 arose from the burn
ing of the wholesale drug-house Of James E.
Dayis..& Co, at Detroit. When the flames had
been suppressed the walls fell over on some
fremen one being killed and four severely in
jured.
Returns. from Northern Minnesota
represent the wheat prospect as quite fattering
The yield will be at least full average.
Throughout the Red river region of Dakota
Territory there will be the largest and best crop
Of wheat that has ever been harvested.
About 5000 persons witnessed the
execution of the Talbot lads for the murder of
their father, at Maryville, Mo. John w. Pat
terson was hanged at Clinton, Mo-, for killing
james G. Clark and George Green was execut-
ed st Greenwood Ark, for the murder of his
WIFE,
The Chicago Times presents its read
Ubo ,,laiY ir ho
complete and accurate crop reports ever issued
NEARLY every county in The spring-wheat region
being represented, 1t is evident that the yield
Will not exceed half the usual amount Corn
bids fair to prove q full crop. Oats have been
DESTROYED In many localities by the army
wOrri, hich il still engaged in devastating the
fertiI dtlds."
Copper and silver bearing ore has
been dscove cd near Fort Laramie Wyo. Ter.
Surface assays vary from $50 to $3.50. A town
iis being built on the spot, and big emigration
has set i'll from Cheyenne
A pedestrian statue of. Gen. j. B.
Mcpherson was unveiled at Clyde Ohio, in
presence of twcnty-one posts of the Grand
Army, the audience numbering $4,000. Gen,
Sherman was present. and ex-Presdent Hayes
delivered the address.
An effort is to be made by their friends
to secure the pardon out OF the Minnesota pen
itentialy of tho notorious Younger brothers.
The Chicago Milwaukee and st. Paul
road will in October issue at par to the stock
holders $5,000,000 i'll new shares all of which
has Eeen subscribed.
An engine ON the Colorado Central
road ran into culvert near Berthoud. Frank
Whitney the engineer, and an unknown tramp
were killed, and W. Hllery the fireman, badly
bruised.
South.
Deputy Collector Brayton, a brother
of tho Collector Of Internal Revenue of South
Caroline, with four men, went to a place near
Central, in Piekeus county, S. c. for tho pur-
pose OF arresting john Mellow and two other
moonshinors" and Selling an illicit still. As
the party approached the house of Mellow
they wore ired upon, and Brayton was killed.
The statue in honor of the Confeder-
nto aoad in The cemetery at Culpepper, Va,
WAS unveiled in the presence of about 900
spectators
Editor j, W. Matthews was assassin
at,d at Peiryyo, Ark He was standing noa.
his printing office, and fell rlddlod with buck
shot
A toolcar on the Texas Pacific road
jumped the track near the sand hills. OF sixty
men on board, three were killed and ten
Srnunded