The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1882-04-14
THE NEWS CONDENSED.
DOMESTIC ITEMS.

The Connecticut House of Represent
atyes passeda resolution indorsing President
Arthpr's veto OF the Anti Chinese bill.
Charitable ladies in New York have
uRderttken toestablish cheap and decent
lodging house down town for poor women
The Harmony mills, at Cohoess N. K,
which sustain Is, 600 people, have announced
reduction of 10 per cent. in wages. A strike is
siblein copaeqiences g8gWFfe I'll
The New York Senate has passed the
resolution in favor Of submitting constitu-
tiQnal amendment to the people making the
canals free by vote Of % to 10. AS the same
nesoluton had already passed the House this
iimportant measure win now go before the peo-
pie.
Adam NJ. Dundore, late County Treas.
urer at Reading, Pa, proves to be 4 defauIter
to the amount OF $4,000
Elisha B. Potter, Justice. Of the SUI
preme Court of Rhode Island, died in Provi-
,donco.
Gen. Geo. Z. Law, the defaulting
County Treasurer at Portsmouth, n H., has
been set atliberty, bis defacation of $40, 976.5I
having been made good.
West.
Rev. DIR. Max Lilienthal, of Cincin-
matt, celebrated Jewish Rabbi, has passed
away, leaving an honored name.
An express messenger on a Fort
Wayne train heard strange noises at night from
"a large box billed for Philadelphia. When he
pried off the top, out stepped an old man
named Jerry McAuley, who had been shipped
from Chicago, in the most economical man
ner.
The Western Iron Association met at
Pittsburgh, and decided to reaffirm the card
rate Of $3.50.
The Chicago clothing house which
engaged Sergt. Mason as salesman has also
hired Betty" tho WIFE
The tripl Of John Bugler and Creed
Chapman for participation in the Blue Cut
train robbery, came to sudden and entirely
unexpected termination, al Independence Mo.
when court convened in the afternoon, and
while the defense was preparing to close Their
case, Prosecuting Attorney Wallace stated that
during his visit 10 st. Joe, he had
learned certain facts that convinced him
that Bugler, as we'll as the rest OF the Crackers
Neck boys were innocent OF the charges, and
he would therefore ask q dismissal of the in
dictments. This statement was like thunder
bolt from q clear sky, and for several moments
the court, the jury, attorneys and everybody
else were perfectly paraIyzed with astonish-
ment After being discharged tho jury took
vote upon the case, and unanimous verdict Of
guilty was agreed upon, which shows how nar-
row was the escape OF the parties. Land made
new confession, in which he said that his
former statements were false. He will be
proceeded against for perjury.
The body Of Wood Hite, one OF the.
gang OF Missouri bandits, has been found
buried in spring near Richmond Mo-, owing
to revelations since the killing OF jesse James.
Dick Little and Robert Ford are supposed to
have been tho perpetrators OF tho murder.
A tornado at Highland, Mich, on the
Flint and Pere Marquette road blew down
residence and killed Mr.. Crandall and one child
and Mrs. Henry Taylor, and injured little
daughter OF Mr.. Crandall.
Flames swept away st. Xavier's
Church, Cincinnati, which cost nearly $780, 900.
H. III. Creme, laborer in St. Louis,
formerly private soldierin the Sixth infantry,
caused the police to arrest poor old tramp on
charge of being the infamous John Bender, OF
Cherryvale, The unfortunate man gives his
name as Jacob Bales, and says he lived at
Uniontown Kan, for twenty years.
The Ford brothers, who killed Jesse
James, have been threatened with the vendetta
by tho banditti of Missouri and Tennessee. II
The anti-polygamous Mormons held a
general synod at Independence, Mo-, which was
presided over by Joseph Smith, Jr., son of the
false prophet of Nauvoo, Ill.
BY the explosion of the boiler of O
towing steamer near Brownsville, Mimi, sew
eral persons were killed or drowned, and q
large number of the crew injured. 'e'''.'s'
Howard Newland, of Viola, Iowa,
while being taken to tho insane asylum BY his
wife spmng out Of car window near Marion,
and lost both feet.
Samuel Gibson, who was County
Treasurer at Muncie, Ind, went out OF Office a
defaulter for $14,22O, most of which is said
to have gone into the hands of Chicago grain
A corporation has been formed at
Ieavenworth to build hotel costing 100000.
A Kansas City dispatch says: f'The
State of Kansas, throughout its length and
breadth, has been visited by heavy and greatly
needed rains, unfortunately accompanied, how
ever, IN some sections by storms reviving the
recollcctions of the great cyclone of May 80,
1879, though not nearly so destructiye. we'll
defined cyclone 8 arted on the evening OF the
9th, south o Kansas river, first making itself
felt in Stafford county, ono of the new and
sparsoly-settled counties The little town Of
Stafford Center, or few houses, was damaged,
but il isnot known exactly towhat extent The
storm proceeded, as is usual, from southwest to
northeast, crossing the Atchison, Topeka and
Santa Re railroad short distance east OF Ray
mond. A dozen telegraph poles were torn
down, indicating the width Of the cyclone at
that point The country being more thickly
settled here destruction began to mark the
track of the storm. In Davis, Butler and Dick
inson counties there was much destruction of
valuable property and several people were
killed Noiw thstanding the damages as stated,
the great rainfall has been worth countless
millions to the State, and no brighter agri-
cultural prospect has eyer been known"
Tucker Basham, former member of
the Jesse James gang, was assassinated near
Great Bend, Kas. Basham was one Of the
parties engaged in Che robbery Of the Chicago
& Alton train at Glendalelin 1879, and when ar
rested madea fun confession, paniing his ac--
oonppices and giving fun details. BE was con-
victed, however, and sent to the penitentiary
for ten years, but when Bill Ryan, also q mem
Der Of the Glendale gang, was arrested, Bashanl
was pardonedby the Governor in order that he
might be used as a prosecuting witness.
Thomas Fishburn, farmer near
Grafton Ohio, who had been imnured in the
insane asylum, killed his wife with stick Of
wood and disappeared. Next morning he was
found dead ina nolghboring field, having slain
himself with a knife, g,g 49,
S II. Latin, son Of the powder