The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1883-03-16

AT Middleburg, Pa, Uriah Meyer was
hanged on the 9TH, for killing Gretchen
Kintzler in 1877.
THIEVES stole two mail-bags destined for
New York and Philadelphia, from the depot
at Towanda, Pa, a few days ago
FEW dlys ago the body of Henry Scybert,
the Philadelphia million ire,s was cremated
In Lemoyne's furnace at Washington, Pa.
II, II. HUzzA, three feet six inches high,
and Ida H. Hosmer, three feet tall, were
married on the stage of the Brooklyn Muse
.um few evenings ago. They were curiosi-
tiles in the show.
Mrs. RHODES was killed and Mr.. and Mrs.
lLyter were badly injured in an accident on
the Lebanon Valley Railroad, near Beaver,
Pa, the other evening" They attempted to
icross in front of an Approaching locomotive,
and miscalculated the distance, with the re-
suit stated
DIRECT ELECTROMAGNETIC was late,
ly had between Cleveland, o., and New York
City, distance of over 600 miles,
JOHN B. LOOMS was recently hanged at
Springfield, Mass, for the murder OF David
Levitt, Before his death he made full
confession of his crime attrbuting it to
rum.
A FEW days ago a section of the Reliance
colliery at Mount Carmel, Pa, cave in, eav-
ing but thin she'll of earth to sustain nine
houses, out Of which the residents moved
huTiedly. Twenty other houses, the Reading
depot and railroad tracks were liable to sink
at any moment,
THE death of Nathaniel Thayer, a we'll
known Boston capitalist, occurred few even
ings ago.
A RECENT fire at Bellows Falls, VT, de-
stroyed property valued at 500, O00
A FISH famine prevailed in New York and
Boston on the 9th in consequence of the fish
ermen along the North Atlantic coast ieclin-
ing to sail because of Virgins storm
prophecy.
INNew York City ON the 9th Malone and Nc,
Gloin were hanged, the former for killing his
wife and mother-in-l Nv, and the latter for kill
ing French shop-keeper. W5 AAA
AN explosion Of dynamite at Flem!nass
stoue-quarry, near McKecsport, Pa, on the
morning Of the 9th caused the death of one
man and fatal injuries to two Others. 3
The other day, near Washington Gan, Jer-
sey City, schooner collided with scow
carrying thirty men, seven of whom were
drowned
FEARFUL weather on the Atlantic was re-
ported by the steamer Devon, which arrived
in New York on the 18th. She sailed through
fifty miles of field-iee, and passed twelve large
icebergs.
While sitting at his desk few DAYS age
Roundsmsn Comisky, of the police force o.
Hunters Point L. l., was shot dead by OF.
Ger Patrick Casey, whose enmity he had in
:urred by reprimanding him for drunkenness
and inattentioh to duty.
A DISPATCH OF the 18th from Waterloo,
Quebec, says the greatest snow-storm fol
wears had ragged during the previous twenty
four hours, and shocks of earthquake were
also felt The weather was squally, with fur.
ries of snow, in Northern New York, while
along the New Jersey coast sunshine pre-
vailed, with strong wind from the northwest.
On the Nova Scotian and New Brunswick
coasts heavy gale prevailed, but the dam
sge was trifing. In the West generally fair
weather was the order Virgins informed a
reporter that he was satisfedwith the storm.
WoRK was recently resumed at the rolling
mills at Allentown, Pa, giving ployment
ITO four hundred persons. ~
AT Jersey City on the 18th two boys were
arrested who were bound West to kill In
dams -Four pistols two knives, 1000 rounds