The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1883-04-20
The East.

DIR. Fl. r. PALMER's International Nor
NAL Music School begins July at Mead
vile, Pa, and continues four weeks.
AT Bound Brook, N. j., on the 18th col.
lision occurred between train of the
Lehigh Valley Railroad and one of the
Philadelphia 81 Reading Railroad trains.
The rear car of tho Philadelphia train was
overturned and took fire, but all the passen-
gers were eXtricated. A number of the
passengers were seriously injured. A sig
nalman's error caused the disaster.
VERDICT has been rendered in the case
of Lizzie Cannon against Bishop Williams
and Father Fleming, of Boston, acquitting
the Bishop and assessing one cent damage
against the priest. 1t was charged that by
depriving the child Lizzie Cannon of some
paper images, she had been greatly injured
mentally and in bodily health. The verdict
in this case does not make Father Fleming
liable for the plaintiffs costs.
DAVID BRUCE, the New York type
founder, has been mulcted in the sum of
$3,972 on the suit of Miss Ernestina Cloos
for breach-of-promise of marriage.
BY a premature explosion of powder,
men were killed and a third seriously
wounded at Cornwall, Pa, few days ago.
ONE THOUSAND barrels of whisky were
shipped from New York to Bermuda on the
18th, in order to evade the payment of inter
nal revenue tax. Other shipments would
i r, distillers considering it more profit
n 20 pay freight charges on the overpro-
duction than to pay the taxes.
MOST of the smallpox cases in New York
this year are said to have been of the type
commonly known as black smallpox, and
the mortality has been fifty per cent.
WHEN Lord Lorne and his party arrived
at Boston on the morning of the 18th, they
walked to hotel, closely followed by de-
tectives. The explosion of fire-cracker
near the post-office caused ripple of ex-
element.
On the 18th Major Ellis P. Phipps, ex-
Superintendent of the Philadelphia aims.
He was charged with embezzling the pau
pers' fund, but his extradition was granted
on the charge of forging warrants, and
upon that accusation only can he be tried
RECENT floods in the rivers of Canada
and some of the New England States have
caused serious damage.
A FEW days ago sixty-nine evicted farm.
ers and their families, from the counties OF
Mayo and Galway, Ireland, arrived at
Philadelphia in destitute circumstances.
On the 14th Princess Louise arrived at
Boston on her way to Ottawa from Der.
muda. She was met by the Marquis OF
Lorne, her husband.
THE death of Francis S. Street, one OF
the proprietors of the New York Weekly
occurred on the 10Th.
In speeches made few days ago by
Egan, Dewey and Mooney, to large as.
semblage in Rochester, N. Y, they denied
That the Land League countenanced assas
sination.
A DYNAMITE cartridge of sufficient size to
wreck the building, was found the other
factory at Brooklyn, N. Y, where one hun
dred girls are employed.
A SUIT has been commenced by Mary E.
Schenlay for recovery of the tract of land
upon which the greater portion of the
wharves of Pittsburgh, Pa, are situated,
and which is valued at more than ST 900, 900.
The iron pipe manufacturing firm of
James Marshall & Co., of Pittsburgh, Pa,
made an assignment few days ago. Lila.
bilities, 100000; assets, 81, 100000.
AFTER nearly four years. incarceration
in the insane asylum at Danville, Mass.
Charles f. Freeman, the Pocasset child
murderer, has abandoned his claim that he
killed his little daughter under divine in
spiration, and says the deed was prompted
by the devil. 1t was expected that he
would soon be put on trial for murder.
The discovery of discrepancies in the
accounts of the Peoples Passenger Rail
road Company of Philadelphia, amounting
to S12S, ISL, is reported, and the stockhold.
ers have authorized action to be taken
against former financial manager.