The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1882-06-30


arrested by Marshal Harrington last wee
for creating disturbance on the Island d
| Sunday. Ee was brought to Justice GilIett'
Office by the Marshal. The complaining wit
ness not appearing. the Marshal was sent afte
him. In few minutes Karnes asked Justic
Gillett for permission to go down to the stree
to see man whom he said he saw passin,
and whom he wanted as witness Permis
sion was granted, and Karnes did not return
nor has anything been heard Of him up Il
the present time.
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Robinson.
Contents of Harpers' Magazine for July
Portrait of Emerson Glimpses of Great
Britons.' illustrated; "Lying in STATE in
Cairo illustrated "Spanish Vistas-ITI
Cordovan Pilgrims" illustrated; The Old
Ship-Builders of New York" illustrated ;
Portrait Of Franz List; "Gladis Roy p
I" The History of Wood Engraving Maid
of Athens;'' Exeat;" "The Poets
Crave 2 "A Tropic SUNSET Ralph
Waldo Emerson :" "Sailor Songs - Lulu s
Doll did it, "In Harbor,' "Shandon
Bells; !" Editor's Easy Chair Editor
Literary Record; Editors Historical Record ;
Elltor's Drawer.
The United States supply steamer Dahlia
called here on Tuesday morning. and was
visited by crowds of our citizens On board
was the Commander. ] C. Watson, U. s. N,
the Lighthouse Inspector of the 18th Dis
trict on his annual tour of inspection and
delivering supplies for lighthouse purposes
He was accompanied by his amiable wife and
children and two OF three friends They vis-
tied the Eighth keeper and his family for
an hour and half. The Inspector expressed
himself highly pleased, as he found every
thing in very fine condition. They took
their departure for Racine about one O. clock
P. NJ. The Inspectors and keepers wives
were SO busy chatting that Capt. Toby had
to notify them their time was up by blowing
the whistle
Mr.. B. B. Bruce, of Cleveland, O., writes:
:" felt generally unwell. Not desiring to
get into the clutches of some rapacious doc
tor, stepped into drug store and inquired
if they had remedy that would cure any
thing and everything The clerk promptly
handed me bottle of Browns Iron Bitters.
said, Is it good for dyspepsia ? He re-
piled, There's nothing better l said, my
urine isn't just the right color guess my
kidneys are out of order Just the thing,
said he. for kidney disorders; you will
find it strengthens all parts of the body. and
very refreshing to the mental faculties.
just the thing | want thought I, and it
suited my complaint precisely. never be-
fore believed in cure alls, and now make
Browns Iron Bitters the only exception, for
really believe it will relieve any disease
that human flesh is heir to-
Hiram Cook, formerly of Racine, came to
Kenosha on Sunday and hired horse and
buggy at 7. ]. Meyers livery stable for the
purpose, he said, of going out to his uncle's
in Somers. He went there and made ar
to stop over night. Some time
during the night he harnessed the horse and
drove off. His uncle, suspecting that every
thing was not all right, came into town on
Monday morning, and, on learning where
Hiram got the rig, informed Ted Meyers of
The facts in the case. Ted and A. B. Trues
dell started in pursuit and caught up with
The thief about thirteen miles north Of Bur-
lington. They arrested him and brought
him back to this city. He said that he had
had hard luck the past two years and wanted
to make raise. On Wednesday he was
brought before Justice NORM, waived exami-
nation, plead guilty. and was sent back to
He tried to sell or trade the rig several times
on the road.
Thomas Smith, who was arrested some
time ago on the charge of stealing hides from
Allen & Sons tannery, and who has been
confined in Jail awaiting trial, succeeded in
making his escape from that charming sum-
mer hotel on Friday afternoon of last week.
1t is supposed that he had some outside as
sistance, for the door of the debtors room
through which he passed was bolted on the
outside with heavy long bolts screwed into
the timber. These screws were taken out
with wrench, and the wrench was after
wards found in the barn set to fit the screws.
1t is supposed that Mccain, who is also serv-
ing six months sentence for the same
offence, is the one who assisted him in max
ing his escape, for he was seen in the room
through which Smith escaped twice before
one o'clock. The officers got track of Smith
on Monday near Russell's Station and started
in pursuit, but when they got there the bird
had flown. The Sheriff offers reward Of
$25 for his capture.
While a young son of Mr.. Reimann, of
Racine, was playing with a toy pistol few
days ago it exploded, and the charge took
effect in one of his hands, tearing the flesh
and making severe wound. The wound
was dressed, but leckjaw set in and death
ensued. The sale of these toy pistols is pro-
hibited by law, and parents should see that
their children do not play with them.