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

The case Of the State Of Wisconsin agains
George Williams, Jr., for assaulting Frances
E. Blodgett, with intent to commit rape, on
the evening of March 3lst, while the cir
was on her way home, was up for a hearing BE-
fore Justice Gillett on Monday. The case wal
commenced before Justice NORM on the 9th
inst, and change of venue to Justice Gillett
was taken. Williams was bound over to the
Circuit Court in the sum Of $500, and in
default Of bail was committed to Jail.
CHICAGO. Sept. Is, 1882.
PRoF. H. I. MERRILL:
Ny little neice, nine years old, proct red a
set of your Method for the Piano and organ.
and without any musical knowledge. in two
weeks could play the four tunes with both
hands. think your method will be great
help and pleasure to thousands who are
fond Of music but have no nlusicsl education.
c. PETRIE,
SO Third Avenue, Chicago, I'll.
MerrilPs Ingenious Method for the Piano
and Organ for sale at Rogers & Barns
book store.
Larry Follen, who was stabbed in one of
his lungs on Sunday, November 9th, 1881,
BY Dan McGinty, while both were drunk.
died on Tuesday of last week, from py@mia,
or blood poisoning. Through the efforts of
Rev. Father Cleary, he was admitted into the
Alexian Brothers hospital in Chicago in the
spring Of 1882, where he remained about
four months. An operation was per-
formed on him in the hospital, and it is
thought if he remained there he might have
recovered from the effects of the stabbing
But he returned to Kenosha, and suffered
severely until his death. Whiskey fills more
graves than war.
Cur This Our" Frank p Warner came
into our store to purchase sample bottle of
ZoPEsA for friend, and stated that he MR.
Warner) was afflicted with Kidney and Liv-
er troubles for five years, and had paid 5000
or $500 Doctors bills, and has now been com.
pletely cured by the use of two large bottles
and one sample bottle Of ZoPEsA. He was
SO bad at one time that he lost 81 pounds Of
flesh, but after using ZopEsA claims that he
is sound man, and now weighs AS pounds.
He was loud in its praise, and readily con-
scented to allow US to use his name for refer
ence.'' J. w. MITCHELL & Co..
Canlste0, N. Y. II
For sale by F. Robinson
An entertainment was given to the men, |
0ers of the Catholic Total Abstinence Socie- |
y in their hall over the First National Bank
IN Sunday evening. Rev. Father Cleary
read an interesting paper on Father Mat
hew, which will be found on another page
Mr.. w. ]. Kelly read humorous sketch,
which caused much laughter, and Henry
Burns read piece of poetry In good style.
debate on the question 'Should women
,e allowed to VOTE" was participated in by
Iessrs. John Cantwell and Daniel Toner on
he affirmative side and Mr.. j. A. Gallaghan
IN the negative. By vote of the house,
he question was decided in favor Of the
firmative. Mr.. Thomas English was
lected chairman for the evening. It is in
ended to give an entertainment every two
Teeks; the first two or three will be for
b. members only. after which members
7ill have the privilege of inviting their
riends. The society has kept room open
Or the use of its members during the win
err, where they have engaged in various
ames and social conversation, thus keeping
many away from the saloons.