The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1884-03-07

WAUKEGAS, Ill.,, March 4.-The munich
pal election in this city yesterday vas al
exciti ng one, The largest vote being pollet
ever known. The Republicans elected tn,
Mayor. Treasurer. Marshal, both Supervi-
sorg, the Police Magistrate and the Aldermen
in the Third Ward, the opposition eleciine
1.-The Aldermen in the First, Second and Fourth
Wards. A. q. Blodgett, for Mayor. and Fl
W. D wst, for Treasurer, were reelected By
seven or eight majority. Great pressure
was ex erted to defeat Mayor Blodgett, and
his election ia an Endorsement Of his admin
istration during the past year.
A young lad about ten years old. named
Fred Petersdorf, who lives on Market street,
| in this city. while attempting tojump on a
| passing train near the depot on Thursday Of
| last week fell under the wheels. which ran
over his left foot and ankle. making very
ugiy and dangerous wound. DR.. A. FAIR
dressed ii and says that the heel of his boot
protected his foot and prevented more than
possible amputatiou. He also received two
cuts in the head This is still another
warning to boys TO keep away from railway
trains ia motion lesson which it would
seem that every boy of any intelligence
should have learned and remembered
At directors meeting on the 23d ult..
the Domestic Organ Company elected off,
GERS for the ensuing year. as follows: Presi-
dent. E. G. Higgins. of Racine; Secretary,
j. Il. Dodge, of Racine; Treasurer, A.
Wulf Of Kenosha; together with Board
OF five directors, composed of some of our
more prominent business men The officers
Of this concern are quite pronounced in
their commentator of Mr.. L. C. Stevens as
tuner, and say that for tuning and voicing
ne exeels in cemmeHdable degree. The
Organ Factory is one of our growing enter
prises, ami we cannot but congratulate the
management upon the favorable auspices Of
q new business year.
1t is not generally known at this place,
and will probably be interesting to our
readers to learn, that Henry H. Hall, the
thief, wife deserter and VILLAIN, who stole
A. J. Hannas' fine team of bay horses,
year ago, and who is wanted in nearly every
state ia the Union and in Canada for some
offense he has committed, is now serving out
a.four years term ofimprisonment in the PEN
itentiary of the state of New Hampshire, for
stealing wool. He will probably be return
ed TO this county at the expiration of his
term of Imprisonment, and tried and convict
ed of horse stealing. Il will be an easy mat
ter 10 convict the scoundrel. az he has al
ready confessed his guilt to Sheriff Chris
tensoE darlington Free Press.
We have received specimen copy of A.
NJ. Purdy's Seed, Plant and Tree Catalogue.
Its a Beauty. The colored plates of his new
Seeding Raspberry, the CRIMSON BEAUTY,
and his 9" Latest Of Atr' strawberry, tie
JUMBO are very fine indeed, and should be
seen by every lover Of fruits. The informa-
ton given on growing strawberries. rasp-
berries. blackberries, grapes, etc., is very
while his prices for plants, trees, |
&c, are as low as any reliable grower or
dealer The catalogue. or a specimen copy
Of his valuable monthly paper the Ermt
Recorder, can be seen at ou1 office, or by
dropping postal to A. M. PuRDY, Palmyra.
N. Y. q copy Of either or both will be sent
10 you free.