The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1883-12-07
West and South.

incendiary fires occurred on the 30th ult.,
and general feeling of alarm pervaded
the city, arising from the incendiary at
tempts.
OWING to unpleasant relations with her
husband Mrs. RIAL, of Baltimore, Nd,
killed her two young children and fatally
wounded herself with razor on the 3Oth
ult.
WHILE attempting on the 30th ult. to ar
rest four burglars at Shelby, O., Marshal
Sulter was fired at and severely wounded.
He shot one Of the robbers dead, however.
Then the other three started off, pursued
by many citizens. One fugitive turned and
shot pursuer dead, but the murderer was
captured and taken to Shelby. Another
member of the gang, after making des-
perate attempt to escape, was overtaken
and riddled with the bullets of his pursu-
ers, and the fourth robber was captured at
Plymouth.
DISCOVERIES of fabulous richness in the
Occur d'Alene Mountains in Montana are
again reported, and from twenty-five to
one hundred dollars each day per man
were being taken from the rim rocks and
gulches.
NEAR Pueblo few days ago Mexican
discovered that his child had while play
ing burned up two hundred dollars in
paper money. In his rage he killed the
child, and then out of remorse threw him
self Ing front of locomotive, which ran
over and killed him. His wife had become
insane.
AN aged woman named Mary A. Gren
was burned to death at Louisville, XIV, a
few nights ago, her clothing having ignited
by candle.
ELI FRANK and Joseph Block, rival He
brew clothiers at Rushville, Ind, had a
dispute few evenings ago, when a son of
the former fatally shot Frank, who rushed
returning, cut Block in a fearful manner
Frank died in an hour; Block could not re-
cover, and his son was in Jail.
The following executions occurred on
the 30th ult. Richmond Stuart (eolored).
at Shreveport, La, for the murder of his
wife; Joseph JEWELL at San Jose, Cal, for
the murder of NJ. P, Renowden, and Am
brose West (colored), at Macon, Ga, for
the murder of James Monroe.
TIE disappearance on the Both ult. of
Edward d. Sherman, an employee of the
Texas Pacific Railroad at Sherman, Tex,
led to the discovery that he was default
er for $4,000.
THE death of Prof. J. III. Eice, the we'll
known weather prophet, occurred at Chel-
tenham, Mo-, on the 30th ult He was
seventy-four years of age.
In dispute in a Cincinnati street car
early on the morning of the 30th ult. Harry
Shaffer shot the conductor, William Swift,
and the driver, John Cosgrove, the latter
dying in q few hours, but Swift might re-
cover Shaffer claimed self-defense.
WHILE playing about street bonfire at
Dayton, o., few evenings ago Lizzie
Binkley, an eight-year-old girl, accidental
ly set her clothing on fire and was burned
to death.
FEW days ago A. McWilliams, an ex-
press messenger on the Memphis &
Charleston Road, was fatally shot at
Memphis by a burglar because he refused
to give up the keys of his safe.
AT Cumminsville, O., James Boyd, aged
seventeen, was shot and killed maliciously
by his father few days ago for playing
THE five Southern Indiana counterfeiters
were on the LIST sentenced to terms of i'm.
prisonment ranging from three to eight
years.
In Spartansburg, Winnsboro, Orange
burg and Marion, in South Carolina, re-
cent elections turned on the question of
license or no license, and the no-license
party was successful
THE notion house of Gustave Metzler in
Chicago, was damaged by fire on the after
noon of the LIST to the amount of 5000, eco.
There were eighty girls in the building, all
of whom escaped but two, who were killed
by falling from windows in the sixth story
to the pavement. In the evening a fire in
the office of the Euening Journal complete.
~ quilted the building, causing loss of
$l50,000.
ADvIcES from twenty-five of the neigh
boring counties of Indiana, Kentucky and
Illinois on the LIST of the condition Of
business and industries showed a largely
increased acreage of wheat over 1882. All
other farm products were plentiful and
commanding good prices.
The twenty-nine mills of the CONSOLIDATE
ed Paper Company, scattered throughout
Illinois, Ohio, Iowa, Wisconsin and Indi-
ana, shut down on the LIST for an indefinite
period, owing to over production.
NEAR Canton, O., Tony Laymiller, q
school-teacher, on the Sd suspended Mary
Oglethorpe, aged eleven, for six and one
half hours by the wrists, her toes barely
touching the floor, seriously injuring the
child. He had been held for trial
AT Chillicothe, Mo-, dozen stores and
offices were destroyed by fire few days
ago.
INFORMATION was received on the 80 by
the Adjutant-General of the army of the
surrender at the camp on Poplar River of
five lodges of Sitting BULBS forces from
the British forces.
On the Sd Mrs. A. B. Ransom and daugh-
ter, Of Union, Eau Claire County, Wis,
were instantly killed by being thrown
from buggy attached to runaway team.