The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1883-06-08
WISCONSIN, items.

Toe. Corn-No. 2, 56AG3563sc. Oats-No.
2, S9k040c. Rye-No. /, 63A (663kc. Bar
ley-No. 2. Spring, Of071c.
The following is the substance of the
fishing laws of this State. Any person
or water course within the State any fish,
except mullets, suckers, bill fish, bull
heads, or dogfsh, by the use of any spear,
net, seine, basket, grapple, trap, or any
other device or means than by hook and
line or angling, shall be punished by fine
not exceeding fifty dollars, and such spear,
net, seine, grapple, trap or other device, SO
unlawfully used, shall be forfeited to the
State.
Miss Mary Kelley, employed in the mil
linery department of T. A Chapman's dry
goods store at Milwaukee, died few days
ago from inhaling arsenuretted hydrogen
emanating from green velvets which she
handled. DIR. Stadler, who attended her,
said it was clear case of arsenic poison
ing. She was sick just three weeks.
A recent investigation by the Trustees of
the accounts of John w. Woodruff, Secfe-
tary of the Grand Masonic bodies of W.T.
consin, showed the deficit to be greater
than had been supposed, and he had been
allowed to resign his position.
Deputy United States Marshal Main ar
rived at Madison from Ashland the 9ther
morning with two prisoners, Hector Craig
and Jerry Marcott, charged with coming
counterfeit money. The men were lodged
in Jail. The coins are of the denomina ION
of fifty cents and one dollar, and the coUtn-
try adjacent to the Wisconsin Central Road
has been flooded with them. There are
three more of the gang, and the officers
hoped to soon capture them.
The Newhall Hotel fire at Milwaukee is re-
called in curious way. A letter has re-
Gently been received from a Mrs. Stone,
living in Pekin, China, making inquiries
relative to her husband, who she fears was
burned in the hotel. The belief in Mil
waukee is that Mr.. Stone did perish there,
as indicated.
The wife of Tip Helion was shot quite
mysteriously at Neillsville, Clark County,
few days ago. While arranging her hair
at mirror, rife ball came whistling
through the window and entered her right
hand, passing out through the wrist.
Louis Gilman, brakeman on the North
western Road, was killed a few days ago
at Green Bay.
A Wisconsin jury has awarded Timothy
Lewis 81, 400 for services in securing a wife
for Benjamin A. Jenkins, a wealthy but
aged resident of La Crosse, whose want Of
success in seeking a second matrimonial
partner induced him to engage an agent to
act for him.
Charles r. Clough, of the town of Law
renee, Marquette County, telegraphed
Chief Bong, of Green Bay, few days ago,
to head off his wife Ada, who had run
away from him, taking $500 with her. She
went to Green Bay on the morning freight
and remained in the car at the depot near
ly all the rest of the day under police sur
VIGILANCE. Her husband went there that
night, and both returned home.
President Stark, of the School Board OF
Milwaukee, in recent report of the work
done during the past year, said: =" The
kindergarten has, during the past year,
been treated as part Of our school system.
Whether it shall be permanent feature OF
the system will depend upon the wisdom
and caution of future boards. That this is
the true method of education for children
of tender years is no longer questioned,
and it should not be abandoned as long as
we are compelled to provide schools for in'
fants Of four and five years."
Joseph Jellard, of Green Bay, Brown
County, made an unsuccessful attempt to
commit suicide with rat poison the other
afternoon.
Intelligence reached Milwaukee recently
of the suicide at Manistee, Mich, of Jacob
Schaller, former piano-tuner and must
cal instructor of Milwaukee. Years ago
Schaller was musician of note in Ger.
many, where he also acquired reputation
as a composer. He came to America with
hopes OF lettering himself, and for time
he succeeded well in Milwaukee, bat strong
drink ruined his prospects and reduced
him to beggary, besides alternating him
from his family. Two years ago his wife
died broken-hearted, and his daughter, then
fifteen years old, was taken in charge by
the Humane Society and placed under the
care of wealthy family in the interior of
the State, while he removed to Michigan.
Unfavorable tidings concerning the dauga-
said to have died with the letter bearing
the intelligence in his hands.
The Board of Supervisors at their meet
ing in Milwaukee a few days ago had
lively fight over the bill allowing Attorney
Somers $500 for services in assisting the
State in the Scheller trial. The sum de-
manded for the one weeks work-S500-was
considered enormous, and it was not likely
that it would be paid.
Elisha E. Stoddard, from New Bruins
wick, in the employ of the Boom Company,
of Marinette, was drowned in the Pike
short time ago. He was employed on the
dam and was alone, and was supposed to
have fallen into the water and been so
injured by the fall as to be unable to get
out.
The following postmasters were commits
stoned few days ago: John 7. Beers,
Waterville, Waukesha County; Charles E.
Acker, Ackerville, Washington County;
George Fl. Wilton, Meanwhile, Marathon
County; Louis J. Roe, Porter's Mills, Eau
Claire County.
Henry Dimler, of Greenwood, Clark
County, died suddenly from the effects Of
liquor few days since.
At Palmyra, jefferson County, a four
year-old daughter of Mr.. PETIT ate some
poisonous substance while playing in the
yard few days ago, and died soon after
in commissions. She vomited a greenish
substance resembling rhubarb leaves, Of
which quantity grew where she was
playing.
A man named Mix, while crossing the
south channel from Chequamegon, ASH
land County, few days ago, was struck