The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1884-03-21

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On Friday night some boys on the Nortl
| Side, cherishing their fondness for firearms
shot off pistols along North Main street
Augustus Krebs, young man about twenty
years of age, was arrested by officer New.
house for shooting opposite Mr.. E. Bain'f
Office. He was taken before Justice Gilleti
and was muleted in fine of So and costs
which he paid. Officer Newhouse seems to
have his eyes open for such fellows, and
| thinks they will not attempt such perform
ances, at least on the South side of the
river. Such local laws are healthful and
should be observed.
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On Sunday night last the hardware store
of P. Becker & Son. Of this city, was burglar
lied and about fifty dollars worth Of cutlery
and small trinkets were distracted. A
pane Of glass was broken through in the rear
of the building into the tin-shop, and from
thence into the store proper an easy entrance
was made. There was boy in this affair
evidently, as no full-grown man could posi-
bly, get through the aperture made. 1t
seems to be almost singular that such things
can be accomplished in the very heart of the
town. with vlgilant corps of officers al
ways on the alert. However, such things
seem to happen too often.
The procession at Racine on st. Patrick's
day was remarkably fine one, and reflect
ed no little credit on all who took part in it,
It was composed of the Sheridan Guards of
Milwaukee. Divisions Nos. and 2 A. O. Fl.
of Milwaukee, Division No. 4. O. H. of
Kenosha, Division No. ! A. O. H. Of Racine,
and citizens in carriages. Father Matthew
of Racine, and Father Cleary, of this city,
occupied the first carriage. The several
divisions of the A. o. H. looked splendid in
their handsome uniform. The Sheridan
Guards Of Milwaukee were fine looking
company of men, and gave evidence of what
formidable foe Irish soldiers would be in
battle. The Racine Journal says the Keno
sha A. o. Fl. were pronounced the hand
soonest in the procession.
The entertainment by the pupils of st.
Marks school at Kimball Hall on Monday
evening was largely attended, and it is need
less to say all were well pleased with it.
The singing and acting of the pupils evinced
careful training on the part of the Sisters,
and the result was they acquitted themselves
very creditably. 1t would be impossible to
mention the names of all who took part in
the entertainment, and the names of few of
those who took the most prominent parts
will have to suffice. Agnes Hannah, Anna
English. Sadie Gaffney, Minnie McCarty,
Minnie Burns. Josie Huck. Mollie Sullivan,
Maggie Messier, Carrie Bowers, Anna Lett
ing, Lizzie Cantwell and Kittie Burns, in the
drama Of "The Secret played their parts
we'll Mollie Sullivan recited "Erin's
Flag in capital style, as did also Henry
Roye !" The Price of a Drink" Joe Swift gave
evidence of remarkable fine voice and good |
training in the song of Robin Ruff and
CATER Green" Berthe English also sang WELL |
Josie Huck's recitation Of "The Inventors
Wife, was we'll rendered, and her acting |
and that of Danny Cameron in the farce Of
g The Train to Mauro" brought down the |
house, Several of the songs were rendered |
in costume. Tessie Hoye's "Good night"
was very good for child of her years.