The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1883-11-02

i Keeny, who was locked IN a room In the
courthouse at Warrenton, Mo-, Rugged a
red-hot stove until dragged away from it,
and died soon afterward.
AT the reunion of the Army Of the Cum
berland on the 18th, in Cincinnati, General
Sheridan was re- elected President of the So
ciety.
1T is announced that nearly three hum
dred children in Guilford County, N. c.,
have died from diphtheria during the two
weeks ended on the 18th.
THE bodies Of two unknown Americans,
which had been robbed and mutiIated,
were recently found in Mexico, twenty five
miles from Ell Paso, Tex.
! SHEEP in large numbers having died in a
mysterious manner in the vicinity Of Day
ton, o., an investigation made on the 25th
showed the cause of death to be a worm
about an inch long and one-third of an inch
thick. The insect inserts itself at the base
of the sleeps nose and works its way to a
vital point in the head.
| AFTER Investigating the affairs Of Post
| Office Inspector T. Foster of Austin, Tex,
it was shown ON the 25th that he had been
classifying vouchers for large sums, and
had been guilty of other criminal prac-
tees.
IT was reported on the 25th by ranch
man at Tombstone, A. T., that Mexican
troops had routed the Apaches at the SWISS
helm Mountains with great slaughter. A
large body of the defeated Indians were
making for the San Carlos reservation.
AT the recent session in Milwaukee of
| the Supreme Council of the Patriarchal
Circle of the United States resolution
was unanimously adopted which removes
the Odd Fellows qualifications and de-
clares the Patriarchal Circle henceforth to
be an independent organization. The MEM
bers still retain their identity with the
Odd Fellows, but hereafter all persons are
eligible to membership in the circle.
SAMUEL BAIHL, an employee of the glass
works atKent, Portage County, o., leaped
into a flaming furnace few days ago used
for making glass, and was cremated. Why
he committed the deed was unknown.
In Todd County, Mimi, two murders
were discovered on the 26th. David Stein
bach, of Germania, was found dead in a
swamp with his skull broken, and Orson
Gould, of Stowe Prairie, was found on the
highway, his body being shockingly mutt
lated.
SEvENTY-FIvE hostile Apaches on the
Goth surrendered to Lieutenant Hunter
near Bowie, A. T.
THE death Of Mrs. David Moses, aged
seventeen years, and weighing SIT pounds,
who was recently married in New York
museum, occurred in Baltimore ON the 26th
of fatty degeneration of the heart.
AT Mineral Ridge, o., DR.. Leitch dropped
a lighted newspaper into gas we'll a few
days ago, when there was an explosion
and the doctor was fatally injured and
several others were severely hurt.
The discovery was made on the 26th
near Wauseon, o., that George w. Will.
Jams, a farmer, had been killed in his
barn, his wife murdered in the house, and
their babe left to starve, but it was subse.
quently rescued by the neighbors. The
arrest of a suspicious character named
johnson had been made, and Williams
watch was found on his person.
A RECENT decision by Judge Noonan, OF
St Louis, is to the effect that poker is {
game of chance, and comes under the John
son law making gambling felony.
SENATE OGLE, of Galve ston, Tex, was
on the Goth sentenced to ninetynine years
in the penitentiary for completely in the
murder of Allen and William Sanes.
THE Republicans of the First District o.
North Carolina have nominated Judge G.
@. Pool, Custom Collector at Elizabeth
City, for Congress. The Judge is brother
OF the deceased Congressman, Walter F
Pool.
THE burial of Mrs. David Moses, the fa
woman, took place in Mount Olivet Gem
etery, at Baltimore, on the 9th, and a
night two attempts were made to steal the
body, but they were unsuccessful.
On condition of total abstinence from
liquor jeff Rudesil, a thief from Youngs
town, o., was released from State Prison
six years in advance oil, his time. On learn
ing that he drank to excess, Governor Eos
ter on the 9th ordered him sent back tt
serve out his sentence.
EIGHT of the accused in the Banks Coun
ty (Ga.) Kuklux cases were found guilty
on the 9th. Judge McCoy's charge to tn,
jury severely condemned outrages upol
negroes. The convicted persons, who be
when the verdict was rendered, which ere
ated asensation, as acquittal was expected
The punishment is from two to six years
Imprisonment.
A FEW days ago James B. Smith, muir
derer, was sentenced to seventy-five year.
in the penitentiary at Hillsboro, Tex.
A FREIGHT and passenger train collidet
on the 18th at Joliet Crossing, Ind, and al
engineer, a brakeman and a fiagman wer
killed, and three other train-men wer,
seriously injured.
WHILE Alfred Gossett, of New Orleans
was being taken to the Criminal Court OF
the 9th to receive Lifetime sentence TO
the murder of Policeman Coffey, youns
son of the latter killed the criminal en-
street corner with revolver.
THE Southern Spiritualsts, who had beer
in session at Chattanooga for two weeks
organized on the 9th by electing DIR. Sam
uel Watson, of Memphis, President
Chattanooga was denominated as head
quarters for the association.
DRUNKEN roughs named Standby anG
Turner, at LoveIady, Tex, on the 2Sth Gu
Mr.. Montzinger to pieces with knives in tn,
presence of his wife. A mob were in pur
suit.
A CYCLONE early few mornings ag,
unroofed buildings and swept down tele
graph poles at Columbus, Ind.
A FIRE a few days ago destroyed $50
bales of cotton at the South Carolina Rail
road yards at Charleston.
On the 10Th ult. General Sheridan left Chi
cago for Washington to assume commant
of the army.
BOURBON COUNTY, KY, was visited bv ,
tornado on the Goth ult. which DESTROYED
storehouse on James Clay's farm, killins
four colored persons. Twenty buildings i
Catahoula and Tensas Parishes, La, wer,
injured by gale, and many negroes wer
hurt.
On the Goth ult. Crow Dog, who wa.
sentenced to death for the murder of Spot
ted Tail, got permission TO visit Dead
wood, d. T., alone, and failed to return
WILLIAM SKATER killed Daniel Merchiso,
with dirk few days ago in quarrel a
Raymond, Miss, over the proper name
of shaking hands.
IT was estimated on the 10Th ult. byS w
Tallmadge, of Milwaukee, that the corr
| crop of the United States would be 691