The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1884-07-18
The East.

The Republicans of the Twenty sixth
District of Pennsylvania have nominated
George w. Fleeger for Congressman, and
A. G. White is the Republican nominee in
the Twenty-fifth District.
AN assessment of one hundred per cent.
on the stockholders of the Marine National
Bank of New York has been ordered by
the Comptroller of the Currency.
BEST & Co., Of New York, dealers in
children's clothing, have failed for $780,
600. aM
EARLY the other morning a fire which
broke out in Mrs. Charles Reibly's bakery
at Bradford, Pa, destroyed ten structures.
Two children of Mrs. Reibly and . do
nestle persisted in the flames, and the
frenzied moth er received such burns in her
attempts to rescue her babe that she died
in short time Four other persons were
injured, two being girls who jumped from
upper stories, one receiving a fatal hurt.
Charles Reibly, the husband and father Of
the victims, was drowned two weeks ago,
and now the entire family has persisted.
The three-year. old daughter of Cornelius
Hudson, of Saratoga, N. Y, was playing
with small boy the other afternoon, when
he poured shovel full OF hot Goals down
her back. Her clothing caught fire and
she was fatally burned. s.ss s.ses !.
A LAD named Joseph Seidenstriker,
aged thirteen with other boys, invaded
the grounds of the Episcopal Home for
Children at Pittsburgh a few days ago,
and when ordered away fired revolver
twice, fatally wounding Curly Eshen-
baugh, six years old.
On the 18th the New York bank state.
ment showed that the banks held $23,S61,-
600 in excess of their legal requirements,
being the largest sum held by these insti-
buttons for years.
A TENEMENT house on Second avenue.
New York, was destroyed by fire early on
the morning of the 18th, and three of the
inmates were fatally injured by jumping
from the windows and others were badly
bruised.
THE dry-goods no use of Halstead, Haines
& Co., Of Nav York, which was estab.
lished in 1904, made an assignment on the
18th for the benefit of its creditors. The
liabilities aggregated about $1,000 900.
WHILE temporarily insane John Mann,
a shoemakep, tf Conshohocken,s Pa, fatal.
ly stabbed his daughter the other day, and
then himself. 30
DURING recent storm in Erie County,
Pa, hail rs large as hens' eggs fell, demol-
fishing windows and running crops.
CoNsIDERABLE damage was .dono TO-
crops in various sections Of New England
on the 18th by severe hail and rain
storm.
The death of Prof. Packard, the Presi-
dent of Bowdoin College, at Bath, Me-, oc-
Cured suddenly on the 18th. He was
eighty-five years of age.
The other day Jerry Patande, aged sixty,
his son Frank, aged nineteen, and Joseph
Mascotte We're killed by an explosion in a
stone quarry near Burlington, VT.
The furniture factory of Worn Sc Co., at
Williamsburg, N. Y, was damaged by a
recent fire to the extent of $4,000.
1T was stated on the 14th BY the Secre-
tary of the National COMMITTEES Of the
Greenback party, who accompanied Gen
eral Butler from Chicago to Buffalo, that
Butler would certainly remain in the field
as the Autobiography candidate for Presi.
dent.
SEVEN men were buried by the caving
of an enibankment the other day at Par
ker, Pa, two of whom were killed, and two
were mortally and the others severely i'm
jured. M &8s& A.#.AkE &
TRAINS collided on the 14th near Brook.
lyn, N. ", nine persons being injured,
some fatally.
AIcALL has been issued by the Independ-
emit Republican Committee of New York
III thnts ,F.,,.N
nations, to be held in New York City
July %.
KATY MCDONALD, aged four, and Mary
Flaherty, aged ten, while carrying dinners
to relatives in the mills at Lawrence
Mass, were killed by falling brick wall
On the charge of embezzling $1,000 w.
I. Kailey, postmaster of Camden, N. ].
was arrested on the 14th.
In the Westinghouse well at Pittsburgh
the natural gas exploded a few days ago,
fatally injurins, two men.
THE two sons of Thomas Lee, farm or
on Roaring Greek, near Ashland. Pa,
and man named Kohler, were killed a
few days ago while saving farm stock
from barn that had been fred by light
ming.
West and South.
ON the 10th the Louisiana Board Of
Health instructed quarantine officers to
detain all vessels coming from Toulon,
Merseilles or other cholera-infected ports.
DAVID HOLLANDS two children, a Dor
ofseven and girl Of five, were killed on
the 10th at their homes few miles north
west Of Victor, Ia. A derrick had been
made to stack hay, which fell, killing the
boy Instantly. The girl died two hours
after.
WHILE exercising at Cleveland on the
10th Maud trotted a mile in 2:12K.
LETTER made public on the 10th from
a Chinese official to a wealthy and infiu-
entail Chinaman at San Francisco, stated
that the Pekin Government had deter
mined to combat the French, at the same