The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1884-10-10
WEST AND souTH

GAOhs bHo 0uu5et OuIel- OFF Ollc6 anu ABOUT
twenty other persons were killed by mob.
AT Minneapolis Francis Murphy has
begun blue ribbon crusade.
| A RAILROAD accident occurred few
afternoons ago near Pixies Greek, Wis,
two men being instantly killed and sew
eral others fatally injured.
AT indianapolis On the I'd another set of
questions for Mr.. Blaine to answer was
fled by the Sentinel in the libel suit. The
queries hinge upon the plaintiffs mar
riage, where it occurred, the minister or
magistrate officiating, the witnesses, and
the movements of Mr.. Blaine after the GER
emory.
The National Cattle Breeders Associa.
ton will meet in Chicago November 10
and IA.
A sToRE-KEEPER at Prague Station,
Tex, was assassinated the other night by
three mounted mon, who also killed
farmer. Other murders were reported
further south, the cause for which was a
mystery.
| The post-offce at Mineville, O., was en-
tered by thieves a few nights ago who
secured $500 in money and $500 in stamps.
The postmaster's daughter, who tried to
capture them, was fatally stabbed.
THE hog disease in Maryland has been
so desperate that the State Veterinarian
on the Cd asked the Governor to quaran-
| tine against five counties. 1t was stated
that infected animals had been slaugh-
tered in Frederick County and shipped to
Baltimore.
A CoTToN-GIN boiler exploded in Freder-
icksburg, Tex, few days ago killing
John Baker, fatally scalding George
Gendes and a boy named Knapp, and seri-
ously injuring Edward Maier, proprietor,
and two Of the employees.
| THE tobacco crop of Virginia has suf-
fered seriously owing to a protracted
drouth.
| THE Governor of Kansas on the I'd pro-
claimed a quarantine of sixty days
against cattle from the States of Ken
lucky, Iowa, Nebraska and Missouri. The
importation of Jersey cattle from any
State was prohibited.
A SHOT was fred into the. railway car
occupied by Mr.. John P. st. John, the
Prohibition candidate, near Sullivan, lind,
on the ID, the missile lodging in the wood
work Immediately in front of him.
THE Alabama & Great Southern Rail-
way shops at Meridian, Miss, wore de-
stroyed by fire on the morning of tho Cd.
Loss, S250,OO0.
SALLIE STRATToN, of Urbana, O., who
had been guilty Of extreme cruelty to her
aged mother, was taken from her home
few days ago by lot of neighbors and
ducked several times in pond.
JOHN MCGRAw has been nominated for
Congress by the Prohibitionists of the
Ninth Illinois District
THE PAGER Johnston made a mile in
2:06A, at the Chicago Driving Park on
the Sd, thus beating all previous records.
Minnie R., the PAGER, hitched in a buggy
with the runner Firebrand, made mile
in 2:03I.
A FEW days ago partner in bucket
shop at Austin, Tex, disappeared with
$4,000, forcing the concern to close its
doors.
The execution of Wash Fletcher (col-
ored) for murder occurred at Paducah,
KY, on the Sd. He declared his innocence
to the last.
In several business blocks in Cleveland,
o., incendiary fires on the Sd were discov-
cred before much damage was done. Pa
per and wood were piled in vacant room
at the top of the Leader building and light
ed with match by some miscreant.
GEORGE P. WHITTAKER'S charcoal sheds
at Principle, Nd, took fire on the Sd, and
about 100000 tons of charcoal were con-
sumed.
AT Clayton, Del, 9wo passenger trains
-.
Der of cars being upset and several trav-
elerS injured, three fatally.
A NEW union depot to cost 100000 will
be built at indianapolis.
IT is said that in one of the mountain
counties of Kentucky woman has held
the office of Justice Of the Peace without
legal authority for the last ten years.
On the morning of the Sd the'dead bodies
of Harry Percival, wife AMI child, and
Hugh Mair, an employee, were found on
their farm near Fullerton, Neb., the prem
Uses having been despoiled of valuables.
Who the plunderers were was unknown.
A FREIGHT train on the Northern Pacific
Road was thrown from the track a few
days ago sixteen miles from Duluth,
Mimi, by waSh-out on the road, aud the
locomotive, tender and six cars of coal
hurled into the st. Louis River. Engineer
Harter, Fireman Judkins and Brakeman
Olson were thrown under the wrecked train
and drowned.
FRANK DOUGLAS and Nick Gibson quar-
relied at Hopkinsville, KY, recently about
three dollars, when Gibson shot Douglas
twice, killing him almost instantly.
A FREIGHT train on the Atchison, To-
peka 81 Santa Fe Railroad was wrecked
the other night near Emporia Junction by
a cross-tie being placed on the track.
Fireman Scott was killed and the engineer
slightly wounded.
AT Germantown, O., man is engaged
in digging for seven barrels of gold which
a gypsy fortune teller told him were bur.
led on his farm.
The schooner Arabia, Gu route to Mid
land, Ont, from Chicago, with 10000
bushels of corn, sunk at the entrance of
Georgian Bay few evenings ago during
a heavy gale. The crew were saved.
7. V. DEUsTER has been renominated for
Congressman by the Democrats of the
Fourth Wisconsin District
ALL the cotton factories at Petersburg,
Va, and vicinity were recently closed in
consequences of the scarcity of water, over
seven hundred men, women and children
being thrown out of employment, nearly
all of whom were actually suffering for
the want of the necessaries of life.
d. L. MOODY, the Evangelist, is going to
Virginia to hold revival meetings.
THE tin mines now being developed in
Dakota are said to yield an ore assaying
three per cent. of pure metallic tin, while
the famed Cornwall mines yield only two
per cent, and other European mines only
three-eighths of one per cent.
The seventy-fifth annual meeting of the
American Board of Commissioners fol
Foreign Missions began at Columbus, o.
on the 9Th. The reports showed that more
than four hundred missionaries were il
active service, and that the years receipts
reached nearly $4,000.
In the family of A. Remington, o.
Leayenworth, Kan, three children were
badly poisoned by eating canned beef {