The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1882-09-08
THE NEWS CONDENSED.
DOMESTIC ITEMS


ugees were sent back to Liverpool from
Philadelphia
A mysterious fever is raging among
the operatives of the knitting-mills at Iittl,
Falls, N. Y
The failure is announced of r. & H
Adams, of New York, manufacturers of silk
ribbons and nettings
Il. Wallenstein sold seat in the New
York Stock Exchange for s32, 600
The Reading Railroad and Coal Com
panies have executed joint mortgage for
100000 900 to secure the payment of their
5per cent. consols.
The British ship Arbanbahm, of Porto
Rico, with three cases of yellow fever ON
board, is at quarantine in Boston harbor.
Smallpox has broken out in an cpl
demic form at Paterson, N j.
Rowell, the pedestrian, landed at New
York from England last week.
The British team of rifemen headed
by Sir Henry Halford, reached New York the
other day and were warmly greeted by the
members Of the American Rifle Association.
A safe in the store Of Il. t. Crawford,
at Greensboro, Pa, was robbed of $4,000 by
burglars
Fifty-eight lodges of the Amalgamat-
ed Association were represented at the Dis
trict Conference at Pittsburgh, and the 116
delegates voted unanimously against any
compromise in the SCALE and in favor of
ont bo be 5hai1s V1s
were granted
DIR. A. O. Dickey, of Worcester, Mass,
and Dr.. John Marshall, of Lynn N. H., were
driving on the banks of Fairlee lake, in Yer
mont, and were thrown into the water by a
runaway, where they lost their lives
West.
A snow-storm ragged for twelve hours
at Leadville, Aug. 3O-3l.
The Utah Commissioners, in appoint
ing Registers for twenty-four counties, have
selected seven Gentiles, nine apostate Nor
mons, and eight Mormons.
The Porter Guards, of Memphis, took
the first prize of 81, 600 at the Dubuque mill
tary encarhpment and the Branch Guards
of st, Louis were awarded the second prize
$500
The Tariff Commission opened bust
ness in Detroit Sept. l. Richard Hawley APP
peared before it to represent that depreci-
alton Of 30 per cent in real estate and in
business in certain portions of the city had
arisen from the termination of the reciproci-
ty treaty. Giles b. Stevens argued that the
charcoal furnaces of Michigan would close
if there were any reduction of the duty on
pig-iron
The Hannibal and ST. Joe road has
been purchased by the Jay Gould syndicate,
and will hereafter be under the control of
the Wabash management The State of Mis-
souri, is now completely covered by the
Wabash and it's branches
AT Mexico, Mo-, George Green, who
had been divorced from his wife, but was
permitted to see his children occasionally,
had the boy and girl, aged and 2 years, re-
spectively, brought to his place of residence,
where he shot them dead, and, on being
pursued, fired bullet into his own brain.
Billy Lynn, of Silver Cliff Col, and
Joe Silvers, of Albany fought a prize-fght
in the former city. Silvers was knocked
senseless in the fourth round
Bob Ford, the slayer of Jesse James,
was arrested in Chicago the other day. He
was charged with dsorderly conduct, hav-
ing been arrested while creating disturb
ance in q concert-saloon. Two huge pistols
and a belt of cartridges were taken from him,
but these things he claimed he had right
to wear by virtue of his authority as United
States detective,
American residents have induced the
authorities of Monterey to quarantine against
Matamoras The Postmaster at Pensacola
denies flat any case of genuine yellow fever
has developed in that city, while the press
dispatches report several deaths from black
Yonit
The Flatheads have agreed with
Government commission to give the right of
way through their reservation in Western
Montana to the Northern Pacific road for
$4,000
South.
Texas dispatches state that the bodies
of nearly two hundred persons drowned dur.
ing the recent floods in the vicinity of Fort
Concho have been recovered On one ranch
+hrty-one and on another twenty one per-
sons were drowned 1t is supposed now that
nearly two hundred persons We're drowned
Yellow fever is spreading to the
ranches above Matamoras, on the Rio
Grande
Confederate bonds are being pur-
chased by brokers at Richmond Va, the rate
being $750per $1,000.
The products of Texas for the year
ending with August have been carefully
computed by Galveston journal at $97,-
$50 1873 Within the same period /, 461 miles
of railroad We're built at an estimated cost
Of $45, 100000
Edward Schwerzman, a native of
Switzerland residing near Paris, Ark, took
his three young children from the supper
table, threw them into a well sixteen feet
deep and then made the fatal leap himself
His wife lay i'll in bed but followed in time
to see the third child thrown in