The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1882-05-19
THE NEWS CONDENSED.
DOMESTIC ITED
East.

50cents per head.
The keystone Rubber Works, al
Williamsrort, Pa, we're burned. The loss ia
sSo,eSs and 200 operatives are thrown out Of
eemsl0yinent.
Zhe New York firm of Clark & Both
well. dealers in mining stocks, has failed, and
1t is alleged the firm is defaulter to the extent
OF 100000. Mr.. Clark was formerly President
OF tho Massachusetts, Agricultural College,
while Boutwell, is an old Chicago journalist.
E. w. Kingsland, Treasurer Of the
Provdent Savings Institution of Jersey CITY.
shot himself fatally IN the Trustees room.
The deed Eas followed by run by anxious de-
positora. Tie Treasurer's accounts are found
to be correct,
The Assemblyof New York 9 passed
Dill 'wiping away all restrictions imposed upon
saw igs banks in buying securities
The engineers of the Hudson river
funnel have made success in boring from the
New York side. The work is expected to cost
$5,OO0,0O0 and to require five years yet.
The Longfellow Memorial Association,
OF Boston, have issued a circular asking for
contributions of 81 each for the purpose OF
permanently preserving the residence of the
poet, and erecting an enduring memorial to his
fame Ola She grounds of his residence.
West.
The reunion of the Society of the Ar
my Of the Tennessee at St. Louis was called to
order by Gen. Sherman, after which floral
tribute sent by Chicago was uncovered. Bisbon
Fallows delivering an address, and ex-Goy.
Fletcher responding. The Secretary reported
$4,000 on hand. Letters were read from Pros
ident Arthur, Gen, Grant, Gen. McClella,, and
Samuel J. Tilden. The veterans were t,be,, ea-
corted to the Merchants ana Cotton EXCHANGES
and to Shaw's Garden.
Orders have been issued Tor the aban-
donment of Forts Fetterman and ssndars in
wyoming which are now 6arrisoned by eleven
companies.
Buffalo Bill, wb.o already owns an ex-
tenslye cattle me near North Platte. Neb.,
Is pressi ag gdit TO recover lands at Cleveland
Deiop' 4fns to his grandfather, and has been Of
ler' d $780, 600 to compromise.
~'AAH' AAoASSS W. OCONul6 has 6QIor0Q
i@to contract with Mr.. Clark, of Gunnison.
COL, and Mr. Nixon, theatrical man, OF Chi
cago, to deliver series Of lectures in st, Louis.
Kansas City and Omaha. She will present a
petition for the Communication of Guiteau's sem
fence.
The reports to the Department of
Agriculture from all parts of Illinois indicate
an improved condition of winter wheat On
drained land the wheat is much above an aver
age that on wet lands has been injured by the
excessive rains
The Society of the Army of the Ten
nessee has decided to hold its next reunion at
cleveland, Oct. 3 and 4, 1883. Bishop Fallows
was selected as orator. Gen. Sherman was re.
elected President and Col. Dayton Secretary.
Three or four inches of snow fell in
Washington county, Iowa, on the 10Th of May
An excursion train conveying the
Missouri Press Association to Galveston, over
the Missouri Pacific road, collided with run
away engine and caboose near Oswego. Kan.
The engineer and fireman leaped and saved
their lives. Both locomotives were completely
wrecked, but the journalistic party escaped UNI
hurt
Patsy Deyine, the murderer of Aaron
Goodfellow, at Bloomington, ILL.,. in August
1879, found guilty at the end Of two separate
trials, was executed at Clinton, ILL.,, on the 18th
INST. To the very last moment tie condemned
man protested his innocence Of the murder.
and asserted that If he had been given chance
he could have found the man who killed Aaron
Goodfellow. He had led life of continuous
crime for seven years, and the evidence given
at his two trials left no room for doubt that he
was concerned in the murder.
The Pension Appropriation bill has
been completed, 1t sets aside 800, 100000 for
the next fiscal year, of which nearly all is ON
army account. The bill provides that the in
come from the navy pension fund shall be de-
voted TO the needs Of that branch of the SER
vice, 30 far as it goes.
A tornado swept away the little town
of Min Spring, in the Indian Territory Only
one Louise was left standing. Three persons
were killed and seven injured more or less Sc
yerely.
Ferris, of San Francisco, who claims
to have been recognized by three persons in
that city as Sir Roger Tichborne, is making
preparations TO visit England.
A mournful calamity occurred at the
manufacturing town of Pullman, just south of
Chicago, In the teeth of a fresh gale an ex-
cursion party of twelve set out for sail on
Calumet lake in pleasure-boat which was cap
sized by the wind and waves, and in spite of
heroic efforts to rescue them the entire twelve
persisted. The efforts to succor them were
made in fun view of hundreds of agonized
relatives and friends on Shore but the lack of
suitable boats and Of skillful men to work them
rendered the rescue impossible, and darkness
soon shut out the fearful scene The victims
were nearly all employed at the Pullman Car
Works.
South.
In the Methodist Conference at Nash
willie, Tenn, the Sunday-school Committees
report showed that tho Suudsy-schoo|s since
1878 to 1884 increased to 1861 teachers to
624i2 scholars to 462, S2l making an aggre-
gate increase of Sunday school population in
four years Of 7s,60S Sunday-school periodi-
4 Cais hlluW an aSStSSdIo AuCkSasS VI 1VuSoVV AA
the same time.
Three burglars met death in pecul-
iarly horrible manner at Salem, N. G. They
had broken into a log smokehouse by prying up
the logs with lever, and were discovered by
the farmer and one OF them shot dead. The
other two in trying to escape knocked the
lever from its place. and were caught and
slowly crushed to death by the settling of the
logs.
The Southern Baptist Convention,
now in session at Greenville, $. G., proposes to
publish new translation Of the Bible.
Ex-Gov. Cadwallader @. Washburn
died at Eureka Springs, Ark, of paralysis and
Bright's disease aged IS years. His brother,
Hon. f. B. Washburne, of Chicago, was with
him in his last hours. Mr.. Washburn was one
of four brothers, two of whom have been Gov
errors Of different States, and four of whom
have represented four different States in Con-
gress-Israel Washburn, Jr., from Maine !;
Flibu n from Illinois Cadwaliader O. from