The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1883-06-08

ult. threats OIL lyncn1ng were made.
In consequence of the opening of the
Board of Trade telegraph line between st.
Louis and Chicago, the Western Union
Telegraph Company has reduced its rates
for messages of ten words between those
cities to fifteen cents.
The Fair Association of Northern Ohio
has ceased to exist, and its grounds near
Cleveland have been sold at auction.
The death of General G. P. Buel, q. s.
A., occurred a few days ago at Nashville,
Tenn.
The surrender Of Chief Loco's family and
fourteen squaws, belonging to the Apache
tribe, to the military authorities at San
Carlos, A. T., was announced on the 31st
ult. The Chief stated that all the hostiles
were anxious to surrender. Nothing fur
ther had been learned from General Crook.
A STATEMENT by Mrs. Phil B. Thompson,
of Harrodsburg, KY, published in the Gin
cinnati papers on the 31st ult., claims that
Walter Davis, who her husband killed, was
innocent of any wrong toward her.
HARRY WIMBUsH, who killed a colored
man because he said "sheep" to him, and
John Barley, negro, who murdered
freedman for dollar, were hanged on the
1st at Macon, Ga. Robert Henderson, a
wife-murderer, was executed at Oxford,
N. G.
BY the explosion of boilor in mill at
St. Landry Parish, La, a few days ago
two men were killed and eight other men
and two boys were dangerously wounded.
The mill was blown to atoms.
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ated lard was alleged to be in store on the
LIST in Chicago. McGeoch, Everingham &
Co., of that city, claimed that ten thousand
tierces they received from one firm on May
had proved worthless.
AT the closing session of the Free-Trade
Conference at Detroit on the 1st an address
to the people of the United States was
adopted, which declares the tariff question
to be the paramount issue in national poll
tics, and sets forth the benefits that might
be expected to result to the country from
the adoption of the free-trade policy.
David A. Wells was elected permanent
President.
WHILE attempting on the 1st to reach the
steamer Emlen at Shell Point, Fla, boat
containing nine persons filed in trough
of the sea. Judge Baldwin, Simon Cotton
and Philip Preston( colored) were drowned.
MICHAEL DEFoUR and his wife were
murdered near Atlanta, Ca, in 1879, and
the crime remained mystery until the
LIST, when man named johnson, who was
employed as gardner by Defour, was ar
rested, and confessed that he and two
other men named Brown and Slovenger
no cd - fo,1 IL,
berry.
The six-day pedestrian match at Balti-
more ended ON the I'd, Hughes making 553
miles, to SIG for Noremac, 504 for Panchot.
and 400 for Hart.
By the failure Of the Bank Of Penham,
Mimi, on the I'd, it was feared local depos-
itors would suffer seriously.
The town of Greenville, Hunt County.
Tex, was visited by a cyclone early on
the evening of the Cd, which destroyed one
hundred and fifty houses and damaged
many more. One person was killed and a
number were severely injured. A heavy
rain followed the wind-storm, and consid-
cradle damage was done to exposed prop
erty.
A WOMAN and three children were re-
Gently killed in Indian Territory by the
criminal recklessness of a United States
Marshal, The Marshal was looking for
two Indian murderers, and in the dark
mistook the woman and her children for
the Indians he was pursuing, and fired
upon them, with the result mentioned.
| In was announced on the I'd that Mormon
missionaries were working assiduously in
| North Carolina, and were having consider
able success among the more ignorant
class of the rural districts, and especially
among the women.
A FEW evenings ago a game of baseball
| by electric light was played at Fort Wayne,
| Ind.
MISS CLARA Cook was struck by light
ming and killed during recent storm at
Crystal Springs, Miss. She was surround
| ed by several ladies, none of whom were
| injured.
A NUMBER of hostile Apaches on the Sd
made their temperance in Arizona, go
| ing toward San Carlos. Some herders were
fired upon, but were not injured State
ments were made'that the Government of
Sonora refused to cooperate with Gen.
eral Crook in his campaign against the In
dians.
MISS ANNIE CRAFT, living near Buck
haltz, Tex, was few days ago attacked
by her step-brother with a hoe, and the
young lady shot him dead.
A BANKER named William Evans, of Oak
dale, Mimi, was drowned in Cedar Creek,
near there, the othet morning, while at
tempting to rescue perishing stock.
BISMARCK has been selected by the
Dakota Capital Commission as the future
capital.
| A BAND of Mexican outlaws recently
raided store ON the lower Rio Grande, in
Hidalgo County, Texas, and robbed it of
$4,000 in cash and Sc, 900 worth of goods.
HENRY QUINCH and Charles Pennock,
two young men, were drowned in the
Stranger River, near Leavenworth, Kan,
a few days ago, while attempting to cross
the river with horse and wagon.
FORTY members of the Texas Legislature
were on the 4th indicted by the Austin
Grand Jury for gambling. Some one en-
tered the County Clerks office during the
night and stole all the indictments, includ-
ing those against the Legislators. There
was no clue to the thieves.
The International Typographical Union
of the United States and Canada began it's
thirty-first annual session in Cincinnati ON
the 4th.
JUDGE TREAT rendered decision in the
| United States Circuit Court at St. Louis on
the 4th declaring the Washburn & Moen
barbed-wire fence patent void. This de-
cision is considered important to people in
all parts of the United States.
A CoLoRED woman living near AlleAdale,
S. G., few nights ago locked her two chill
dren in the house while she went to church.
While she was absent the house and chill
dren were consumed by fire.
IT was estimated on the 4th that the
loss by the recent cyclone at Greenville,
Tex, and vicinity, would exceed $1,000
90.
A FIRE early on the morning of the 9th,
in Chicago, destroyed the main tent of
Barnun's circus, six hundred feet long
and three hundred feet wide. Sparks
from passing locomotive were supposed
to have caused the fire.
A FEW days ago Isaac Paradise, of Para
disc Range, Davidson County, Tenn, shot
his father, John Paradise, through the
heart. The parricide was the outgrowth
Of an old quarrel.
THE failure of the Grafton Iron Comma