The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1884-06-06
WISCONSIN STATE NEWS.


61kc. Barley-No. Spring, 615z662c.
During the past winter an agent of the
Chicago & Northwestern Railway Com
pany purchased 100000 ties along the
Peninsula division of the system.
John Schuett got intoxicated with
friends recently at Milwaukee, and went
to disreputable house. He had been
body was taken from the river with bull
let-hole in his breast and money which he
had on his person missing. 1t was alleged
that he was murdered.
Cases of diphtheria and scarlet fever
were discovered few days ago amongthe
little ones in the baby show at Milwaukee,
which suddenly ended the exposition. NJ
Henry Knack, a Farmland in the town
of Center, Outagamie County, was kicked
few days ago by horse he was harness.
ing and fatally injured. The cork of a
shoe struck him over the right eye and
crushed his forehead.
Albert, nine year-old son of Captain
Stevenson, of hartford, Green Lake County,
died recently from the effects of an injury
received by jumping from pile of lumber.
The GAINESVILLE Driving Park Association
has joined the Wisconsin and Northern
Illinois circuit, and will give meeting in
Chat city June IL, is, 10, at which $1,000
will be offered in prizes for trotting and
pacing.
The Milwaukee, Lake Shore & Western
Railway has been extended to Lake Goge-
bic. 81 miles from Milwaukee, where the
company has erected a fine summer hotel.
Over 300 miles into the forests of the north
is long distance and it opens up broad
expanse of territory.
William Haughawout, aged twenty-sev.
en- years, while attempting to board a
moving train recently at WATERFOWL, fell
under the wheels and was fatally injured.
Haughawout's home was at Mecosta, Mich.
Mrs. M. A. Shaw. from Montreal, re-
ported to the police of Milwaukee the other
day that she had been robbed in that city
of $1,000 in bonds and securities which she
carried in a sachel. -. s...
An incendiary fire few evenings ago
in A. G. Dodge's undergrad at Monroe,
Green County, destroyed property valued
at $500.
In the year ended with April Millwau-
kee made 1.066,03O barrels of beer-S6, 300
more than the year before.
J. w. Slade, keeper of restaurant at
Marinette, Marinette County, has fallen
heir to So, 900 in cash and one-eighth inter
estin twenty ave residences, a brewery and
malJ-house, by the death of his uncle,
William Slade, Mayor of Dorchester,
Eng.
A number of Menomonees and Winnie.
bagoes engaged in the famous 'sdream
dance" at Keshena, Shewano County, re-
Gently, and one Of the chiefs wives be-
came so exhausted at the close of the sec
ond day that medical aid had to be sum-
moned.
"A. Schneider's tannery at Sheboygan
was destroyed by fire a few mornings ago.
Loss, $4,000.
County, with capital of $4,000, failed a
few days ago. Henry Strongis President.
Heavy Withdrawals on account of recent
failures led to the crash. It was stated
that depositors would get seventy five
cents on the dollar. 83lt
The Executive Committee of the Wiscon.
sin State Dairymen's Association have en-
p1oyed t. D. Curtis, of Syracuse, NJ Y,
an expert cheese-maker, to give instruction
to the cheese-makers of the State, and show
them how to raise the standard of quality.
MY. Curtis will hold dairy schools at points
agreed upon Throughout the dairy sec
tions. He is to receive 500 for his sea-
sons work. t9 ESQ Ass1s
Dr. Gilbert Wright, one of the oldest
practitioners in Wisconsin, who was once
vary wealthy, but of late had lived a her.
mit's life at Waukesha, has at last found
his way to the poor-house.
A. K. Shepard & Co., of Milwaukee,
who failed recently, have resumed bust
ness, and would pay one hundred cents on
the dollar.
T. Hayes Lewis, the arch@ologist of st.
Paul, Mimi, has been surveying the In.
dian mounds near the battle-fe of Bad
AK, in Vernon County. Between De Sofa
and Purdy he outlined sixty-two eleva.
tions representing birds and quadrupeds
of various kinds. 3 tsStt
La Crosse County has. forty-fiye insane
people to care for.
A fifteen-year-old boy named Gfeenman,
living near Prairie du CHEN, weighs a
quarter of alton, and is growing. heavier
very rapidly.
A $4,000 church edifice is to grace the
site at GAINESVILLE of the Baptist Church,
recently burned. 94fk 5i
Prof. T. S. Allen, the blind musician of
Beloit, Rock County, died few evenings
ago.
The largest bear ever killed in the State
was shot the other day near Milladore,
Wood County, by James Parker and L.
Meshenger. The weight of the animal
was about nine hundred pounds. It's pelt
weighed sixty five pounds, and about half
of its fat yielded nine gallons of OIL
Edgar F. Wright has been commissioned
postmaster at Monticello, Green County.
Burglars entered the store of Charles
Rutzen, at Fort Atkinson, Jefferson
County, the other night and stole four
suits of clothing worth one hundred dol
lars.
The Wisconsin Central Railway Com
pany has reelected G. L. Colby President,
and E. H. Abbott Vice President and
Secretary.
William Lunderger, of Palmyra, Jeffer-
son County, was fatally hurt the other
morning while unloading lumber from a
car on a side-track. His horses became
frightened at the cars and ran over him.
Frank Dyer, porter at the international
Hotel at La Crosse, has had a windfall in
the shape of $1,000 left him by arelative in
the East.
The police of Milwaukee recently capt
ured couple calling themselves Edward
and Ella Buxton, who had been swindling
grocers with worthless checks. They car.
ried masks and burglars tools, and had
pawn-tickets for valuables.
Ebert Martinson has returned to La
Crosse after spending two years and hall
in prison for attempting to burn bis tailor
shop.
Antisdel, of the Newhall House fire fame,
is having a hotel built for him at Los An
geles, CAL
John Schmittinger, recently released
from lunatic asylum, while working in a