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The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1883-07-20
West and South.

A FIRE few nights ago destroyed the new
department of the University of Indiana,
at Richmond, containing the library and
museum. Loss, 100000. The fire was
caused by lightning.
CITIZENS Of Marysville, Col, lynched
Dennis Hogarty and Henry Bowling few
nights ago, for the murder and robbery Of
two men.
A navy hail.stoFm visited tho region
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1883-07-20
A Runaway Horse Plunges into the Chi
cage RiYer-One Life Lost.
CHICAGO, July IL

CHICAGO. July IL.
Four children Stephen, George and
Amelia Gigg. and Antonio Theuan-were
seated in light buggy which was driven at
rapid rate along Harrison street Wednes-
day evening. At Fifth avenue the horse
became frightened at some boys who were
playing in the streets and ran westward
at a desperate rate. The youthful
driver was unable to check its speed
or turn from the draw bridge, which was
open for the passage of boats When the
children on the rear seat, George and Anne
liza, saw the horse was going off the abut-
ment into the river, they leaped from the
buggy and escaped with slight injuries. The
driver and the other occupant were unable
to get out and went over into the water,
The girl Theuan was rescued by Captain
O'Niel, a seaman, but the Gregg boy was
drowned. His body has not been recovered.
The horse and buggy were not injured.
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The ledger SO mysteriously distracted
from the State Treasurer's Office at Nash
vile, Tenn, was found on the 10th on the
steps of newspaper Office, with an order
for its return to the authorities. 1t had
not been mutilatAd.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1883-07-20

The railways now constructed and being
operated cover q distance which would
reach eight times around the EARTH
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WISCONSIN STATE NEWS.
District and county Fairs.

The following is list of District and
County Fairsto be held in Visions in this
vaar with date.
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RAILROADS.

IhE OREGON Short Line will reach Bell.
e'He and HALEY within few DAYS.
ABOUT 'n men are engaged on the work
WI Tue Jacksonville, Tampa Il Key West
latka. ''A'o anu :"
Inc pennsylvania employs three uni.
bm. uvu poriers in the Union depot at Pitts.
ouI 10 assist passengers in getting on and
h,Ghtinr from trains.
u me annual report Of the Chicago e st.
aaul riiroad has been issued. The gross
Te an orlSS2 show an increase OF 5000
WoVer the preceding year. The net earn.
,nss snow $1,000 CO increase. Tn, total
'a,nlngs are about S20,C )0,0c).
os slIe occurred on the Georgia division
yan sne East Tennessee, Virginia n Georgia
niLLV"u, lew miles below ROM, Monday
ih,,snS A passenger train ran into IL, but
wi,l pveu was SO great that ii passed through
slch,Ei,s ieavlng the track. One car was
NiShtly damaged.
me Chesapeake e Ohio railroad has OK.
pended $1,000. } on n steamshin limo and
, nv,pre long will have steamships running
n my.i newport News TO Rio Janeiro, Three
" we steamers will Re completed shortly.
b.,e sun OF Barbara Irons VS.. the Ala
Iua uteat Southern railroad for sos OCO
cSnnSH ior the death of her husband was
SCyhnv,uded in the United States court nj
;nu.a,.anooga Tuesday morning. The indre
hS s l'ed the jury TO render a verdict for
trial. 0''o' WAS ihaue ior new
,,.i uu Eross earnings of the Mexican Cen.
v, ss IMiroad are as follows: Northern al.
sg"is' lor tho third week in March, lSS3
Fsh,,t., an increase over same week In
v,.,aiy, 1883, OF Sll302. Southern di.
sSS S opo ~, y, the third week in March, 1889.
cy S,.oo 81, mn Increase per mile per apnum
or s, same period of lSS2 of 50 iGi .02. Miles
'rFria'g "a ~ lSS2, l53; in 1855, 3Oj.
inc ne Illinois Central railway Is now build
10 ~ connecting link from Springfield. In,
b,sas LOUIS, and In u lew months more will
nsm.a rect line from Chicago to tho last.
rec' u Guy. The new line will be the al.
InnnGI.u' south, and great advantage TO
No, n ,,, anu In the future the south will
uons mueh larger amount of the produc.
"yas OF the northwest, f''''
ciasd reported that Mr.. Vanderbilt has d, .
shall qua. way the Chicago & Northwestern
Of NOW s 1--WE AZ It's next meeting $40 600 90
ren,ss STOCK to be placed In the treasury 10
Is indens,naaew roads acquired. This stock
cent?. pendent of the $4,000 900 bonds re-.
uoct 'TT,,nofised for the purchase OF Omshs
Of 49,, ihe roads represented nv this is,ut
N o.ilA are the Chicago, Milwaukee, 4
'A"'s'e'n railway and E!s.n & Sta,
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STOCKS.


The New York Post says. according TO
present appearances, the hual result o. the
crop will be about 100000 bales, against
66y6COO bales in lSS0-Sl, but IL is to be
added that the latter contained u large pro-
portion otinferior quality and rubbish &c.,
900 bales is considered fair estimate) not
deliverable on Liverpool contracts; only
part could be passed on New York con.
tracts, and much was unfit for most bin
ners. The present crop on the contrary.
is all good working cotton moreover, the
bales weigh on an average . pounds
heavier than those of the crop Of 1850 81.
The worlds consumption of American
cotton last year was $4,000 bales. and of
East India l,6O0,Cl0 bales. In 1850 81 the
consumption of American WAS GEO OOO
bales and of East India l,lCO00O bales
II it be considered that the quality of
American cotton this season is far superior
To that of lSS0l, and the supply Of East
India 90 ton At least 100000 bales. larger An
estimate OF the total consumption Of Amer
lean cotton in 1889 3 OF 6,5OO coo bales will
doubtless be found quite high enough.
That would leave of u crop Of 100 coo bales
a surplus of GO0,C0O bales, and may in "A
measure indicate the required amount of
the next crop to keep prices at their pres
eut level
The visible stocks of all descriptions in
Europe and the United States ut the erl
Of the following seasons amounted in thou.
sand Of bales:
ln,.,..,...ls79. 1850. lsSi, ISIS,
To ........... SO ST l.lqj Sg6
At the end OF this season they NAV he es
timated-visible and iuyisible-at $4,000
to l,GC)0C0 bales,
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sinkham's Com pound
A NOTED Bur UNTITLED wo,lx

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FUTURES.

THERE was marked advance in cotton
futures in New York to-day, the closing
quotations being from Q to 10 points over
those of last evening. In Liverpool they
are about 2-6i higher than Yesterday. We
again are in receipt of New Orleans futures,
which will be found below. 1t seems now
that better feeling exists and that prices
will continue TO increase, but, of course,
this cannot be positively asserted.
Chicago Produce and Provisions-May
wheat declined to-day (, and closed at | ,l0!,
June fell oil /, and brought Lib, May
corn sold for 5j!, an eighth lower than
yesterday. June brought the same iigu IS
az the day before, 81 IL. Provisions were
lower, Nav pork bringing 1912 10, n de.
cline OF II IL cents. June pork weat oil
10 cents, ana closed ut 1882 -. Lard for
May and June declined 8 cents the former
closing at ll62 -, and the latter at ll,75.
In st. Louis wheat was lower, May bring
ing 81, IL, decline of 2, and June sold AT
Sl,l3s, n falling off since the day before OF
I. Corn for May sold at 50I, an advance OF
:, while June showed the grand rise, and
brought 53A May eats sold at az, and June
advanced one-half cent closing ut i2l.
NEU vnDE
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COrroN

IhERE were received in this city today 81
bales OF cotton, 10 OF which came by rail. as
follows: Is for Leedom & Barrett from
h nfman, tor Il. Meyers from Ferris: for
J w. Walker, aud for I. l.. Ma-salis from
Forney; for Kelley Bros from Lewisy lie,
and 1 Tor BlankenShip Il Rake from Adj,
lene. There were no shipments. There
was an advance Of one-eighth in New Or
leans. The markets everywhere closed
hrm. No change is noted in this city. In
Manchester yarns and fabrics are reported
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Total on forty.nine rnnds.

1.-THE previous winter was very mild. a..
lowing work to be prosecuted without diff
Guilty, and up to April about l,200 miles
OF new track had been laid. This, however,
was about one-tenth of the total mileage
laid during the year, and even at this rate,
without making any allowance for the i'm
pedlment of severe weather, the mileage
for 1888 will reach nearly 5000 miles. But
that severe winter and late spring do
greatly retard railway building is proved
by the fact that in 1881, after very cold
winter, less than COP miles of new track
were reported for the first quarter, while
the aggregate for the entire year was no
less than 9.35S miles. AT the same rate OF
increase compared with the first quarter
the total for 1888 will be nearly 1900
miles,
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SAMPLE TREH

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ms Standard Remedy Is n certain cure and
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Dr.. Bohannan Vegetable curative Is war.
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ioirhea or Seminal Weakness, General Debility,
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when gives clear deiineation Of ne natuyo,
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Illustrated Marriage Guide. 30 pages e,o,h
ana siit bind ng. 80 cents; same in payer GOV
- cents. Manhood. 10 cents; womsrAoed.
vents pamphlet cents, securely sealed, b
mail send money or postage stamps ~.
WHITTIER the great specialist eli 81 ChaIle.
street, 81 Louis, Ne,
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Mr.. c. 7. Melvin, of Providence, II. l., says:-
Believing. as do, that nm honest lndorsc-
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Its action in restoring healthy condition to dis.
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than miraculous"
So say We all " US.
One, two, three, four Of U.S.
and so on up 10 thousands, that Hunts Remedy
Is incomparably the best Kidney and Liver medi.
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nsrDR Hr6KNr prvArx or gs.

sWpR Sr6kNE DEvAux, OF FRI
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Nsi restorative os ViiahIer" Al aEecled viii.
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me nevertailng remedy
CRoMpUS. BALDWIN s wlLlIAMs
wholesale Druggists. Dallas, Texas.
ny retail at Howell 4 Bros and zses Iolliyei
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Mother" Doctor, Is she dangerous and vha,
Is het Afilcticnfn
Doctor" Yes, madam, she Is dangerously Ill
The veutTcuar and Autcnlat forces ate not In equi.
Abftuut thcre is an increased eentfipets action
Aoou, the cetehrun and medalla ohiungata the
portal circulation sascillaes, Suspended Manure
,Sens hesiatug, and l."
nefher-" stop, for heavens sake stop aud 60
90 work NJ once,n
Doctor will DO all cam
mofhar, Atot two weeks have exr,rad--
= Daughter, vur Doctor shall he discarded Al once
Two weeks and ne relief, will procure that wlieh
you desired at drst"
Daughter. In allow tone-.l am Glad, and think
the only thing that will restore me to health.r
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the other impaired strength came 10 the help u
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THE CONFESSION
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remedy for hesdaoh., constipation, acid stomach,
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Sold by All Druggists.
THE GREAT ENGLISH REMEDY
rs a never.failinp

Noises IN the Head. the vitalnuid passing unob.
served In the urine, and many other dIsesse a
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THE ENGLISH MEDICAL INSTITUTE
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under their special advice and treatmepil viii
not cure or for anything impure or inlurious
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u yon doubt come 10 see us and we will
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ucnlars and copy OF the little book Message
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A DvERTIsERs! send for our sclec, List Of
4, ~ Local News-apera Geo. =. howell 4 Co.
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DlVoRCEs,-No publicity; residents OF anv
~ state. Desertion, Non Support, Advice
and applications for stamps. W. II LEE, Atty.
2ls Broadway, N Y. Nv"
National Republican., 1883-04-30
AIEZANDRIN AFFAIRs,

O'Neal & Corbett will commence operations
at their brick yard to-day. They will run five
gangs of brickmakeTs, and expect to make
10000 brick daily.
1t is estimated that the amount of $4,000
will be required to run the public schools for
the coming year; $l2,000 of this amount
goes to pay teaches and janitors. The city
pays two-thirds and the state one-third of this
amount. Our public schools are all in fine
condition.
r. Bell & Sons, printers, have recently pur-
chased building ON Fairfax street and are
now putting in n new brick and iron front
before moving their establishment from King
street to the new building, They have ad-
ded new machinery for making paper boxes.
This will be q new industry in this city.
A delegation of Good Templars of this city
went TO Herndon Thu rsday night aud estab-
lished lodge of Good Templars of fourteen
members there. The lodge will be known as
Sweet Home lodge.
The university examination at ST. Johns
academy was concluded Saturday, the sub
jects being mechanics and Latin.
Messrs. X. kemper and g. Il. Stuart, COM
missioners sold tract of land of 272 acres,
in Alexandria county, TO Maj. b, p, Nowland,
of Loudoun county, for $40 per acre
Mr.. Christian Schafer, an old and respected
citizen, died at his residence Saturday night.
Mr.. Schafer was about 7s years of age He
was a member of the Odd Fellows, and one
Of the oldest members of the Alexandria and
Washington lodge of Masons.
The Rev. j, McNab preached at Christ
church last night, and Rev, Il, II. Cumpston
preached at the First Presbyterian church in
the morning
National Republican., 1883-04-30
EAST wAsuINGTnN-

Tho police report that the old canal bridge
at the corner of Second and N streets south
cast is in an extremely dangerous condition
Tho recent rains washed big hole in its
center large enough TO admit of the passage
of mans body into the deep ravine below
Last night Officer Dunnington closed up the
hole temporarily. This man-trap should re-
ceive the immediate attention of the district
authorities or several suits will be the result.
One of the flatboats being constructed by
Summces, the boat builder, to be used In con-
nection with the Potomac fiat improvements,
has been launched. Another will soon be
completed.
Officer Proctor made a raid upon n crowd of
boys yesterday for unlawful assembly on the
street corners and arrested two of them.
The temperance meeting at Anacostia yes
terday afternoon under the auspices of the
Washington City Temperance association
was addressed by Mcssrs. w. =. Sarrell, of
Colorado, Thomas B. Marche, and others.
Good music was rendered by the choir.
Officer Blandiord arrested an aged colorcd
man named Samuel Smith for indecent ex-
posure upon the street yesterday morning.
Sam said, 81 am an ole man an dis is dc
fustest time Tse cbbcr bin rested"
Rev. ]. Baston, of Port Chester N. Y, ad-
dressed "A large congregation at the Metro
politan Baptist church yesterday morning
and evening. The temperance meeting at
the North Carolina Avenue mission in the
evening was addressed by Maj II. A. Hall.
The police found the cigar store of j. B.
Peek, under Odd Fellows hail. open last
night and secured it. Nothing was found TO
be missing.
National Republican., 1883-04-30
SERIOUS CUTTING AFFRAY.
One Young Man Perhaps Fatally Wounded
and Another Badly Injured.

ana Another Badly injured.
Shortly after 12 o'clock Saturday night q
cutting and slugging aflray occurred in the
North Capitol park, which threatens to result
fatally to one of the participants, n young
white man named Daniel Sheehan, who was
fearfully cut about the head. neck. and body
with " razor in the hands of q colored man.
About the hour named young Sheehan, in
company with George Ofenstein, John How
ard, and Samuel German, young white men,
were passing up the hill on their way home
when they passed three colored men
going in the opposite direction. Tho latter
were singing, aud Ofenstein alleges that as
the two parties passed each other one of the
colorcd men struck Mt Sheehan. Angry
words followed which resulted in general
fight. Sheehan grabbed one of the colored
men by the throat, and in the desperate
struggle which ensued the latter whipped out
a razor and began cutting Shechan about the
head and neck. In the meantime the others
were having u lively fight, the colored men
using blackiacks with terrible effect.
Sheehan soon fell to tho ground,
bleeding from nine or ten wounds,
one OF them u ghastly cut on the neck,
while his scalp was hacked in fright
iul manner. The colOred men then cleared
themselves from their antagonists and darted
down North Capitol street unpursued, al
though u capitol park watchman arrived on
the scene before the fray terminated.
Olenstein then started of in the direction
of the Baltimore and Ohio depot shouting
Justify for help, but was unable to see police
man until he reached the Seventh precinct
station house. lie returned to the scene inn
mediately, in company with several officers
and found Sheehan lying on the walk covered
with blood and bleeding profusely, while
John Howard another of the party, was ly-
ing beside him in semi-conscious condition,
also bleeding from several cuts.
Shcehan was taken to police headquarters
and Howard went to his home in East Wash
ington. The wounded man was afterward
transferred to Providence hospital, where he
now lies in critical condition. About an
hour after the fight officer Byrnes arrested
William Foreman, negro rough, and yester-
day afternoon he arrested Andrew Harris
another one of the colored men. They were
locked up at the seventh precinct. The men
state that the white men started the row and
struck at them first.