The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1883-10-19

| The lecture and concert which were to be
given under the auspices of st. MichaeTs
Young Mems Society at st. Georges Hall,
on the 7th inst, was postponed until next
Sunday evening. Get 21st. The lecture will
be given by Rev. Father Isidor, o. NJ. G..
The concert Will be given By the church
choir. The proceeds will be devoted tn
paying for the new organ. Admission, Is
cenis; children. Is cents.
gang of rowdies on the North Side have
been amusing themselves breaking windows
| and doing other damage to property there
for some time past. On Saturday night they
amused themselves breaking the windows IN
Peter Rhodes saloon. Nicholas Williams.
| one of the gang, was caught in the act by
officer Puetz and taken to Jail. On Monday
| he was brought before Justice Gillett,
pleaded guilty, and was fined $25 and costs,
or ninety days in jail. Not having the
money to pay the fine, he was sent to Jail.
Mr. Rhode had his windows broken three
times in one week. Warrants have been
issued for the arrest of the other members
Of the gang
An inquest was held before Justice Gil
lett on Thursday morning of last week on
the body Of Fred Barns, young man about
19 years of age. who was killed the previous
evening while attempting to jump off the
5:15 express train as it approached the
depot here. The testimony of DR.. A. Farr
showed that the skull was fractured in three
places, and that death resulted from the in
juries so received Several Witnesses were
sworn, showing the facts, which were in
substance that as the train approached the
station the young man jumped off, and in so
doing he fell, the oil house of The baggage
car striking his head. He was taken up,
carried into the station. aud lived about
four hours after the occurrence mentioned.
The verdict Of the jury was in accordance
with the above facts
Contents of Harper's Magazine for Novem-
Der: At Last" frontispiece; :" A Vaca-
ton in Vermont illustrated Louis
XVII" poem Some Glimpses of Artist
ic London" illustrated; "a Castle in
Spain," illustrated; 1.-The Thrush in
the old Convent Garden" poem &c The
Metropolitan Opera House," illustrated
." Sir Moses Monte6ore," illustrated by
the Washes" poem; 'tOur Childrens
Bodies;" "At Last poem Evacuation
of New York by the British. 1885," illus
trated; "Dunluce CASTLE" poem, illus
trated; "Ken's Mystery" story
i" Defeat" poem; Transcontinenial
Railways" with map; "a Hashish House
in New York - Caesar aud his Fortunes
a story Editors Easy Chair "Editor's
Literary Record p g Editors Historical
Record . Editors Drawer
The butter and cheese factory at Antioch
has shut down. and the patrons of the fac
tory are out of between 81, 900 and So, 600. |
as it claimed that the products of the factory
10 the amount of between 81 900 and So 900 |
have been disposed of and are unaccounted
for Messrs. futile & Rogers, who run the
factory for about year, were never put un
der bonds, but were entrusted with the
funds Of the factory. At a meeting held re-
Gently an agreement was entered into to |
take so cents per hundred for the milk, the |
amount to be paid in sixty days. But even |
that amount is not secured, and patrons
will count the whole three months product |
lost until they get their cash in hand |
There is much indignation and excitement !
among patrons, but no legal steps have been |
taken to prosecute either criminally or in |
the civil courts. So says the Antioch CORES
pOuuoub VI IuC VuuAcSdu Ou~cUes
The laying of the corner stone of the new
Catholic church at New Munster took place |
last Sunday afternoon in the presence of a |
large concourse of people. estimated at be- i
tween 1000 and 5000 The ceremony was |
performed by the Vicar General, who |
preached an eloquent sermon in German. |
Rev. Father Fagers. of McHeury, also |
preached elOquently in English, The Bur-
lington Brass Band was in attendance, and |
the vocal music was furnished by the Bur-
lington choir. A concert was given in the
evening by the Young Mems Society, of Bur-
lington; it was largely attended. The
church was nicely decorated with flags. and |
the pastor, Father Blum, and the people of
Wheatland did all they could to provide for
the accommodation Of the large number |
present from other towns. Over $500 was |
realized from the sale of refreshments and |
the concert.