The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1884-04-04

ed to the little companions of the Kindergar-
ten, and the hours from 2 to P M. were
spent without o jar Of discord in the march
es and games familiar to all The happiest
march of all was to the lunch room, where
the orderly little company were beautifully
served. With many pretty gifts at greeting,
and pleasant good byes ut parting, the little
host will not forget his hsppy birthday.
F. A. D.
There are many friends of Justice Gillett
in the city, and among the better and more
solid men, that are open in their expressions
of regret that Justice Gilett was beaten at
the polls on Tuesday but unfortunately he
had to 90 with the receding tide. Mr.. Gillett
is an old resident of the city and county, and
bears most enviable reputation for honesty
of purpose, and good. sound, common sense.
Still such is life. The old men must step
aside and leave the field for the younger and
more active, and we may say that Justice
Gillett's successor, though quite young, is of
no ordinary ability, and we can only hope
his suspicious beginning may reach no less
suspicious result
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About $50 on Saturday evening, when
John Conley went to his home west Of the
railway track, he found Anthony Forrey,
Jas. Filben and three strangers roasting
chickens. AS soon as he entered they at.
tackled him and pounded him severely. The
gang, who were drunk, obtained an entrance
to the house by breaking open the door.
Conley's mother is in Chicago on a visit.
rested by officers Newhouse and Puetz near
the round house on Saturday night on sus
picion of being members Of the gang, but as
Conley said they were not in the house
they were allowed to go without being
Brought up for examination.
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A large number of the friends of Mr..
Simmons, accompanied by the National Cor
net Band, serenaded him on Wednesday
night at his residence They were invited
| in and treated to refreshments. Speeches
were made by Rev. Father Cleary, Rev. R.
Miller, Col. Howe, James Cavanagh and
others, congratulating him on the result of
the election. Mr.. Simmons thanked them,
and said that he had got his business matters
in such shape that they would occupy but
little of his time and that during the re-.
mainder Of his life he would devote himself
to the interests of this city, whether he was
an officer of the city or not
Archbishop Heiss arrived at the depot in
this city shortly after 7 o'clock on Thursday
evening of last week on special train and
was made the recipient of grand ovation
from the st. Georges and ST. Michaers
Young Men, societies of the North side, the
A. O. H. and c. T. A. societies of the South
side and the National Band The societies
appeared in full regalia. Rev. Fathers
Cleary, Wenker and Trent and o number of
other clergymen were also present, besides
an immense concourse of citizens. The
archbishop appeared upon the car steps and
was addressed by Father Cleary as follows !:
Most Rev Archbishop and Father-We,
children Of your diocese, have assembled to
greet you. We are waiting to receive your
blessing, and heartily welcome you home"
The archbishop bowed his Acknowledgements
and was about to reply when the train moved
off, the conductor being green hand. At
Racine he also met with brilliant reception.
His reception on his arrival in Milwaukee
was one of the largest and most brilliant af-
fairs that eyer occurred in that city. At
least s 900 men were in the procession that
escorted him from the train to The cathedral,
where appropriate services were held. After
the church services the entire clerical party
repaired to the See house, where the arch
bishop attended by Mgr. BATE and Father
Keogh, took up position on the front steps
in full view of the assembled multitude
Here the Deutscher Mannerverein sang an
ode of welcome, after which Mr. Edward
O'Neil delivered an address, to which the
archbishop replied, thanking them for the
sentiments expressed and for the kindly
welcome given him. Father Clearly accom-
panied the reception party from this city t.
Milwaukee,
The residences Of DR.. Starkweather, j. A
Gallaghan, VIM. Osborn, o. NJ. Petit, and th,
baggage car of the accommodation train a
the round house were entered by burglars OF
; Friday night or early on Saturday morning
of last week. They were frightened off a
DIR. Starkweather' byknocklng over piece o
. tile in the sitting room, but succeeded in car
0 rying off his pants from his bedside and sb
S straeting a pocket book containing about
8 dollar in change from the pockets They lef
: the pants in the front yard and threw tn
pocS let. book over neighboring fence. The
effected an entrance by raising one of tn
parlor windows. At Mr. Gallaghan's Mrs
9 John Gaffney was lying on a lounge in
doze, as she was sitting up with Mrs Gala
I CHAN, who still continues seriously i'll, an,
! when she woke up she saw tall fellow wit
: SLOUGH hat and on overeoat on standing i
front of the stove. She screamed and tn
fellow made his escape by running out an
: Jumping over high board fence. He di
. not succeed in carrying off anything. The
!. only succeeded in getting into Mr.. Petit
|. kitchen, but did not find anything they want
4 ed At Mr.. 0sborn's they obtained abou
So. The baggage car was entered by mean
of false key and the box belonging to th
q news dealer on the train, containing frui
:, confectionery, cigars, &c., was broke
% open, and. after the burglars had eaten q
n they wanted, they destroyed the rest an
It brew them around the car. Attempts wei
{ made the same night to enter the residence
Of / z Marah Cant Evarnff and Rax