The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1882-07-28

DR.. Weiskopf, Messrs. Matthias Huck,
Michael Probst. and Mr. Balzer. of Mil
waukee, left on Wednesday for Twin Lakes
to spend a few days.
The Go-as-you- please Club was royalty en-
tertained by Miss Matte Farr on Thursday
evening Of last week.
Health. the poor mans riches, and the
rich mass bliss, is maintained by the judi
cious use of Ayers SarsapariiIa, which
strengthens and inyigoraies their system by
purifying the blood. Il is so highly concen-
trated that ii is the most economical medi-
cine for this purpose that can be used
The citizens of Kenosha having subscribed
81 900 towards building breakwaters along
the lake shore at the south side of the pier,
the Board of Audit. at a special meeting on
Monday night, authorized the Committee on
Streets and Alleys TO proceed with the work
Of building breakwaters a. the foot of the
streets Work has already begun on them,
and it is expected that one will be completed
in about week.
Edward Minton, Of Paris, wa brought be-
fore Justice MORN on Monday on a charge
of assault with intent to do great bodily
harm to Samuel Bohannan, Of the same town.
The complainant charges that the defen dant
struck him with a wrench on the arm and
head. The hearing was continued until
Wednesday, and on Wednesday was further
continued until this morning, on account of
the absence of some of the witnesses. On
Thursday the hearing was resumed, and,
after taking testimony, the defendant was
bound over to the Circuit Court in the sum
of $500.
1t is the height of folly to wait until you
are in bed with disease that may last months,
when you can be cured by timely use of
Parker's Ginger Tonic. We have known
sickly families made the healthiest by it
Observer.
Mrs. Peter Mayer went out with Mr.
Albert Borkenhagen for boat ride on Tues
day evening. When off Kemper Hall the
boat upset and both the occupants
were precipitated into the water. They
raised cry for help, and young man
named Binnemann and another man whose
name we cannot learn went out with boat
and brought them ashore. He found them
hanging on to the sides of their boat.
The Executive Committee of the Kenosha
County Agricultural Society are working
hard to make the coming fair grand sue.
Tess. The fair will be held on the 18th, 18th, |
l4th and 18th of September. The annual
address will be delivered by Rev. j. M.
Clearly. Governor Rusk and other State
officers will be present one day. Wyant's
museum will be on exhibition every day.
The races will be on grand scale. Other
are in progress, and, as soon
IS completed, will be published. Farmers
hould make arrangements to make good
moving of their products and help make
he fair as good, if not better, than those of
counties.
Mr.. Isaac 7. Bishop, formerly of Somers,
Who has been home on visit the past three
weeks, left for his new home in Alexandria,
Dakota, on Tuesday. He speaks in glowing
erms of the prospects Of that section. We
re indebted to him for the following list of
Aenosha county people who have taken up
laims in his locality, with the number of /
ores: Peter Kreuscher, Jr., Charles Kers-
zen, Frank Ozanne, Matthias Eich, Jas. Pc.
RE, Frank Petrie, Frank Brandt, Martin
lersken and Isaac I. Bishop, all of Somers,
20 acres each Sebastian Tymeson. Bristol,
go acres John Zein, Kenosha, 800 acres
'homas Wells, Kenosha, 100 acres; Want
stevens, Kenosha, 160 acres. Peter Jacobs,
Ienosha, 16O acres John M. Jacobs, Keno
ha, 100 acres; Jas. Irving, of Kenosha, |
60 acres; F Blackman, of Bristol, 800 acres;
NJ cho
holt, Kenosha, 800 acres, near Mitchell.
larsh and Holt also have 5000 acres in
Ransom, Hanson and La Mourne Counties,
Dakota.
MISUNDERSTANDING rly, is removed and
permanently cured with ZopEsA. Try 10
ent sample. 1t regulates the Stomach and
liver.
The citizens of Kenosha were considerably
xcited on Tuesday over the report that q
woman had been outraged by crowd of
Divides ON the outskirts of the town on
Monday. Although there are great many
tories afoat in regard to the affair, the case
8 a bad one, and calls for the most thorough
Investigation and the punishment of all who
ook part in it. The woman claims that her
lame is Mrs. Ryan that she came here
rom Milwaukee to collect bill on Sunday,
md on Monday inquired of man where
Hrs. White resided that she was taken to
aice's grove by the man. who, according to
Ter description, is we'll known, and outraged
hat when she attempted to scream he choked
Ter and put a pistol to her head and told her
le would shoot her if she made noise
hat several others Joined him and repeatedly |
outraged her and kept her until she was |
found by the officers about twelve o clock on |
Monday night. When found three rufians
we're with her. AS soon as they saw the
officers coming they ran off,, and were fol-
owed by the officers, who fred several shots
after them, but they succeeded in making
heir escape. The woman was brought to
town and taken to Jail. where she is at pres
.nt. She has contradicted herself several
lines, and denies the report that she was
Trunk, and says she drank only two small
glasses of beer. The District Attorney has
written to the Chief of Police in Milwaukee,
making inquiries in regard to her character.