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The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1883-07-27
Captain Webb Drowned.
NIAGARA FALLS. NY. Julv

NIAGARA FALLS, N. Y, July %.
Captain Matthew Webb arrived here
Tuesday at 1850, via Buffalo, and an
nounced that he would swim the rapids at
four o'clock p. m. The story was discredit-
ed by nearly every one. No excitement
whatever was noticed and no crowd as
sembled. The Captain, after hearty din
ner, seated himself in the Office of
the Clifton House, quietly awaiting the APP
pointed hour. AT four o'clock small squads of
citizens leisurely strolled to the railway
suspension bridge, though the majority of
the people expected to be fooled. Opera
glasses were brought to view, and suddenly
some one exclaimed: "There he ISL The
Captain had left the hotel at four o'clock
alone, passed down a steep hill to the river
bank, where he was joined by Jack McClOy,
the Canadian ferryman, who had brought
small ScOW-boat. After rowing to point
about one-quarter of a mile above the Maid
of the Mist landing, the Captain stripped
and jumped with dive into the water at
LA at 4:33 he passed under the bridge,
swimming with powerful stroke abreast
If the waves. He haG now really started
on his perilous journey. The crowd now
became excited, running from one side of
the bridge to the other, making eXclama-
tions and remarks as to the probability
of the result. The Captain swan on, strik-
ing huge waves with perfect ease,
riding on the top or shooting
through the center of the highest The
sight was beautiful one, and the gallant
captain displayed his frmness to the gazers
above. The banks on either side were dot
ted with anxious spectators who endeayored
to keep track Of the swimmer. At4:37 the
Captain had successfully passed the rapids
and was about to enter the whirlpool, the
only place he had dreaded to encounter. He
seemed to be drawn under the water at this
point and has not been seen since by any
one. 1t is undoubtedly true that the fa-
nous Captain Webb is dead Frederick
Kyle, his manager, and two gentlemen
started in d carriage for Queenstown and
returned with no tidings after a diligent
search. The manager said he had given up
the Captain, and that he was undoubtedly
lost.
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Rinemen, at Linden Grove, two men being
killed and about forty other persons badly
injured.
ANDREW DANowsKI, aged thirty, and
August Gushinski, aged thirty-ffve, were
drowned while bathing in small stream
near Shenandoah, Pa, few days ago.
PAUPEE immigrants are now being
promptly returned to the countries whence
they have come. On the Dist eight were
sent back from New York.
The well.known sculptor, Martin Mil
more, died at Boston on the 22d. His I'M
finished WORK is bust of Daniel Webster
for the New Hampshire State-house.
The discovery is announced of subter-
ranean forest, seven feet below the surface
of the ground, in Chazy, Clinton County,
N. Y. Many of the trees were in an adj
mirable state of preservation.
THIEVES broke into the ticket office in the
Baltimore & Ohio depot, at Pittsburgh,
Pa, few nights ago, and carried off
$1,000.
A SON Of John Casey, of Providence, R.
l., aged three years, while playing with
matches few days ago, set his clothes on
fire, and was burned to death.
In blast furnace near Syracuse, N. Y,
on the 23d eight men, while engaged in
constructing new lining, were crushed to
death by the fall of hundred tons of
brick and mortar.
FIFTEEN years ago a young Philadel-
phian was exiled to China by his parents,
to cure him Of a passion for danseuse
named Maggie Summerfeld. He returned
few days ago with stake of 100000,
and married the girl of his first choice.
Four intoxicated men were saved from
drowning in the Harlem River, at New
York, few days ago, by Hanlan, the oars
man. They went out in a boat, which
capsized, and Hanlan went to their rescue
and succeeded in getting them to shore.
THREE hotels were unroofed by gale at
Asbury Park, NJ j., on the 23d and six car
riages filed with people were wrecked. A
colored man was blown out to sea in boat.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1883-07-27

WHILE rowing on the Cumberland River
few days ago George Kane, Harry Suffer
and Worthington McCulloch, young IN
married men from Frostburg, Md, were
drowned by the capsizing of the boat.
A wIND-sToRM blew down twenty houses
at Hitchcock, D. T., few days ago, and
the wife and mother of J. Geisenger were
killed and his five children seriously in
jured. Thousands of acres of crops were
ruined. Near Columbia, Watertown and
Lake Benton hail and wind leyeled the
crops and blew down many houses. At
Millbank, two carpenters, named William
Dull and Q. L. Larson, were instantly
killed,
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An Important Decision.
CHICAGO. July "a.

CHICAGO, July "a.
Judge Blodgett, of the United States
Court, gave decision Monday in the case
of Irons VS.. the Manufacturers National
Bank, which establishes the liability of
stockholders in a National Bank for the
debts of the Institution to the amount of
their stock, and decides that suits to recover
on this liability can be brought without the
intervention of receiver.
The suit was brought in the name of Ag-
mes Irons, eXecutrix of Stephen Irons, and
was brought on a judgment of $4,000 re-
covered by Irons against the bank in 1875,
before that institution collapsed. The
original suit, brought by Mrs. Irons, was
amended in 1876 to meet the amendment to
the banking laws of that year, which pro-
vided that stockholders are liable for debts
of the bank, and all the stockholders made
defendants. They all answered the bill,
urging various reasons why it should be-
oyerruled, but their main defense was
that they had transferred their stock
to Ira Holmes, and consequently were no
longer owners Of it. They also urged that
the suit was not properly brought. MessrS.
d. j. Schuyler and H. B. Mason urged the
suit until they had it referred to master in
chancery for the taking of evidence, having
succeeded in combating the technical objec-
tons. About month ago the matter came
before Judge Blodgett for final hearing and
to-day he decided that the suit was properly
brought; that under the amended bank
ing laws of 1876 the stockholders We're
liable Tor debts of the bank to an amount
equal to the par value Of their stock, and
that the transfers of stock to Holmes after
the failure of the bank were futile in reliev-
ing that liability.
The case was sent back to a master to
take evidence as to the amount Of the debts
of the bank and determine how much each
stakeholder must be assessed. The Irons
claim amounts to $4,000 and the other
debts will reach 100000. The capital
stock of the bank was 100000.
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A Child Roasted Alive.

PROVIDENCE, r. l.. July "A.
A three-year-old son Of John Casey, while
playing with matches in the attic, set fire to
his clothing. His screams brought his moth
er, who, rushing upstairs, was Mortified to
see her boy roasting alive. In attempting
to extinguish the flames, she was shockingly
burned about the arms and neck. The
child was actually roasted from head to
feet, and presented a sickening sight. 1t
fingered twelve hours and then died. The
mother will probably recover.
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"A handsome German girl, fresh
from Rhineland, was up before q New
Jersey Justice on charge of desertion.
Through an interpreter she said she
didn't know she was married, the old
Dutchman who claimed her having told
her that was the way servants were
hired in this country. The learned
Justice said it made no difference what
she thought she was married anyhow.
and must obey her husband. She at
once declared she would return to Ger
many, where no fellow could marry her
without her knowing something about
tn T. Mail.
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-Hinkson owns a SAVAGE dog at

-HlnKson owns a savage dog at West
Point, Neb., and one dark night, think
ing that he heard thief in the yard,
he sent out the brute. Then he followed
to look for himself, encountered the
dog, was not recognized, and got bitten
SO badly that recovery was not for a
time expected. He admitted that he
had prejudice against the bitter, grow
ing out Of the grievousness of his wounds.
and therefore was liable to do him
injustice, but it seemed to him that the
death penalty ought to be inflicted.
However. after hearing an argument by
disinterested neighbor, he lessened the
punishment to cutting off the offenders
ears and tail. - Chicago Tribune.
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The first ice-cream ever seen in st.
Louis was on the occasion of the mar
riage OF Miss Louise Chouteau to Ca
briel Paul, tifty-nine years ago. It was
served by New Orleans caterer and
created 9 sensation. ST. Loisls Globe,
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Victor Huoo believes that nlants

Victor Hugo believes that plants
are sensitive and suffer almost as much
from confinement as birds or insects do.
For this he quarrels with his son-in-
law, who has large hanging garden
filed with wild flowers, grasses and
shrubs brought to Paris from the mount
aims and forests.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1883-07-27

"A special train containing DR..
Hamilton, of New York. bound for
Montreal, made the distance between
New York and Albany, one hundred
and fifty-eight miles, Monday, in three
hours and two minutes, the fastest time
ever recorded on the Hudson River
Road. Troy Gu. 70 Times
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1883-07-27

Two hundred cod are considered
fair days work for one person with hook
and line They used to all be taken in
this way. butnow they arc mostly Melted.
-Rossos5 Herald,
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State and Other Fairs.

Colorado Denver. .........July f7-Sept. 20
Nebraska Omaha September 1918
Montana Helena September g.
California. ......... September 1915
Maryland. Baltimore october 1920
Virginia ........, Richmond .......Oct. 31Noy. 2
West Virginia Wheeling September 1915
North Carolina. Raleigh October 1870
South Carolina. Columbia November 49, 16
Kentucky Lexington .........Aug. 2S-Sept
Mississippi. Merden. Oct. 29-Noy.
Arkansas. Little Rock. October 1920
Texas Austin October 1920
Ontario Toronto .September1122
Ont Provincial. Guelph. .SeptemberS62
Nova Scotia. Truro Sept. 25 Oct.
Maine Lewiston September 1722
New Hampshire. Manchester. ....... September s. s
Connecticut Meriden. September 17-2S
Rnode Island Providence September Is %
Vermont. Burlington September i015
New jersey Wayerly September 17-23
New York. Rochester September 1014
Delaware Dover September24 %
Ohio Columbus ......... September g.
Michigan Detroit. September 1922
Indiana. indianapolis. September 2429
Industl positionChicago Sept. scot. %
Illinois Chicago. September 2429
Wisconsin Madison. September g.
Minnesota. .Owatonna.. September 8
Iowa .Des Moines. .......Aug. 31-Sept
Missouri ...........St. Louis. October / g
Kansas Topeka .....@.. September 1015
Manitoba Portage LaPFairie. October l. 6
American institute New York. Oct. 3-Dec l
New England. Manchester, n. H. September s. 8
Louisville ExptionLouisyille. KY. Aug 1-Nov. 10
Pittsburgh Expt'n Pittsburgh, Pa.--.S Sept g. Oct IS
Inter State Exp'tn.St. Joseph Mo-. September 8
District Fair Assn Carbondale Ill J.. October SIP
Western Michigan Grand Rapids. September 242s
N. E. Indiana. Waterloo, Ind.... October l. 5
Fat Cattle Show. Chicago, I....... November IA 2
Tri State ...--. Toledo .... September 10-14
Southern Ohio.... Dayton September 248
Central Ohio. fredericksburg September Hid
Northern Indiana. Fl. Wayne. September 1914
Knghtstown. -. Knightstown .....-.August 1881
Miss Expot'n ASH Aberdeen, Miss -. October Ri
Dominion Exp'tionst. Johns. N. B.. October ? z
Western National Lawrence Kan. September 3,
Kansas City Ex... Kansas City, Mo-. September 1871
National Mining &
Industrial Elk. Denver, Colo ....-Juy 17-Sept 80
Eastern Michigan Ypsilanh Mich. September 25-23
n. f. Michigan. East Saginaw Septenber24 q
Central Michigan. Lansing -. ........ October Is
Fat Stock Show. Kansas City, Mo. November +
Tri-state Exption. fredericksburg. Pa.August 1923
Toronto Fat Stock. Toronto .....,. December 1918
Ohio and Ind. Ayr Hicksyilc. 0,.,, September 1921
Council geis AS =. eopnall RluTs,r.e epEsmeg tl@
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Major Robert Smith, of Davenport, died
from Injuries inflicted by himself. It h
said that he lived ten days with bullet h
BE brain,
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MORE DAMAGING STORMS.

Sweep of a Destructive Cyclone Over
Large Section of Iichigan-People. Bur-
led in the Ruins of Their Homes, and
Either Killed or Maimed-Storms in 9th
ar coofions
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NIL v a . fAflL1' y 49, q t11J ~
About sixty operators have struck here,
leaving Manager Weller and his four chiefs
at the wires All is quiet.
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Hooks Mill. ,iuy. -.

Mr.. Harper sFaere appears to be
considerable sickness iE our neigh.
borhood at present i'll consequence no
doubt OF the >HS1,ry -cIapgos of tho
wca,hr" Mr. CYRUS Groves and John
,.arr,v'> lear High View, two Ct oar a.
""d Hni most respectable rilizr's are
'a;i'cr 'iapeerously'i!I vt present t.:ey
49,, MED the tteG.,uent of DR.. Is. +.
kibie: ofl JeriIs. orr yorn=, encr-
getic'and tuesessfnl physician.
A party,tYhpaicfs from Winchester
Succeeded tpskillins three deer, near
this place, aew dsys ago, We would
condemn t;leip faael ofssalnniag deer
via Logs. Va fiere Il law ON tue sub
,i"ti: "" understand tileY lost three
G! their logs. - i;c cections are
III! "ve| we wnsld SAY i; IS all quiet
Oh ''ie s5up2nst n Hli.o.
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IS ~ i;lustr,tiom Of the m ,nn.r ~
villa - sir:;r,n / :arnishrl s'atc.
:a.'ii'.; 9. :..&:s ::i:'': il the l..:ai pa. a-s
- I;'::.a Il =, rated 81 tie rrJ.,;ti N,
e.. wia:" !. ;,!;nwi:,s r:om til: Wheel
- Z .'s;.@:
''ir STAT" exchanges begin TO boom
So. i"tiiinr ::.@n.. \ r..rt. from
r'i!:: 'e:I:::'.t !"ccni!t took :. iunt o.
yer "a H:i'e".:: aili 1I:sed five deer.
III" 81; %. other .lne. !ioracc.
i'"c''i -, 81 !'rcaL:ontas killed five
''"tT j.. week. ~ msu named i.w.
erS. g! i;"'''i.si,jre county, SAW il,,..i.
@ i1""'F' 49," ii.ring short distance
"Ie' H:.;''. Ii" r.ckediup board a,,I
;.i' TIC *l''' % tie barn ! whack. Sc
Yea OF Tia birds came Nhiriiug to tie
@'"AnI s'ni.n""i and t,.{ore thcy had
'.int !" ;c1n". i:c hN y: ung their
"reNS. y i,"'r ASSET through: Few
e%!I, :'"'li''r;: ,,oui,ty. he. other da1.
win tie :. '''nI Il seven ttoer they hal
Killed Up u Hcudleton county. lust
"h""" Frauk;.;r, - man saw Il deer
coming to'"ar': him. U5 caught his
Jog AMI ':'I behind ths fence. and
'vh::' tiia deer came up he pitched
Inc Dig OH Ii. back. The deer wa;
i".&':i,n@': % badly thatit ran bach:
i'%".d5 re river and Jumped of oi
q in::'i '"'.gc o; rocks ,siled Lovcr':;
Leap. Abont the-tin,e. 1tsstruca the
ground below, " alteI Anderson who
was in tho ruhl T;aGbibe, landed !,
load OF buckshet iGta it,Sand it then
aud there gase'up tie gtust.
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.milv. lii! were not for his lac,, OF

l;lmllN. Il /! We're not Tar lis lack OF
c"'sr'@n NJ. C.,inc .yra|l s;Amu err
innc, ti:ir" II u,a l.lIr,h.' NJ. t.,,-
noH: 5 a.sr ia"c H., :i:,, ti:i,r H!v>S &
t OF" lin" iiau inrn All n W.:ntul-
ton with iI;m. p"oX,.
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Notice.

SAjE, the unie: sgrei, hereby CIV. all psr.
w ties notice, not 10 !aut o:r.u: Lands or
We shall :Nec..ie the law. or snort notice II
sai:st nll Persons 50 offending:
JOHN II. SAUNDERS,
ALIEN. 1tAUN DER.
JOHN !. RODRUiK,
JOHN :. IIANNA*.
HARLEY pUTI,.E,
HtUHhE GNENt.!::,
nov. 81, l>S:; 3 q.
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taiAc.s hrf l.. III year !, lex dag; a-n.
She baiougcY 10 Inc Methodist Church
nut'! her o5;|.:sssnr. w!.en she embraced.
! Mo fmonlini. lie. greeted Et;tsrnnd-
ch'iaten on shrs occaslhn- She has
Zli desccndents III Ctah......A Ger
'h'i Chemist says lie tan freeze "!'
any '''''i or wo"';''., "er;i''n. ;i:c"
o' Ill VIC "!' ";A'i''" ct " ai';E, "nc
'H"" '"'M ""s ~ 1901 condition at
vac '@'; "' TAO Yea ;. lA1rt arc IL"
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5000 LIZA. -'',''.. :'''ii,'S' th' dis.
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n!en ! ''''..'iii'r "i'e i" the ""iiA'ry
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Vc:'!hS G: - "..':''c "i VI ''S'i'ng;on on
Tue >"' Oh vi !: lie t"rI the oath al
oiht1 IS ir.',"i''"f.. Senator Anthony
Keeps i "ot,'E ''r each H's ;'sc nc Is
"'E:"''I'' ;:"'@. Clc L "o'k'ns ";'
''t;''' d'+'iSc ''iii another Is trying 70
! compton i'''3:'i disease. Ii lie SUR
wives - may h.,;; ;iin ". 81, mo. on
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WiLLARD'3 HOTEl
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WASHINGTON. y. G.
rHN';E popular p,lsce no,c! Of The Nn:iou,,
/ Cariai. Conveniently loo tied apd ,ccr.
c''ir 50 all the street CT line, Of ;hc citv. q.
nco all the year.
.. G. STAPLES, Proprietor.
L"t Of the Thoasaoi !siaud Uoug,.
Nov. 80, JSS3.-lm..
Gi'kcsons Il Pugh arc selling cents Il
boys ready made Clothing < OYcrcoats
a rock bottom ii.urr3.