The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1885-10-16
The EAST.

AT Ringtown, Pa, snow fell for three
hours on the 9Th and ice formed an inch
thick.
CLARENCE CLARK, of Bellefonte, Pa,
once wealthy business man, committed
suicide, and on the Sth his widow, once the
belle of Bellefonte, took her life at Will
Transport, in that State. The unfortunate
couple had been living in penury for sew
eral years, owing to their love for whisky
LUNATIC named Mrs. Veronica Bulla
who began to fast August 10 at Syracuse,
N. Y, died on the Sth. For fifty-nine
days she lived entirely upon water, in
which was dissolved small quantity of
morphine.
In Philadelphia few days ago three
men were fined for swearing on the streets
REPORTS of the 9th to BrGdstreet's from
leading merchants throughout the coun-
try indicated that the fall squirt in bust
ness had subsidized, and the outlook was
said to be very unfavorable.
JOHN G. WHITTIER has written to
the Boston AdUerttser as follows: 81 have
received many letters from various parts
of the country asking information in re-
gard to projected settlement in North
Carolina by Clark Whittier, who the
writer seems to think is a brother of mine
/ have no brother living, and | know
nothing whatever of the settlement or it's
founder"
CARDINAL McCLosKEY died in New
York City at 1850 on the morning of tho
10th. AT the end he was surrounded by
relatives and clergymen. He was seventy
five years of age.
In Bostonl harbor three men were
drowned on the 9th by the capsizing of a
row boat.
INFORMATION of the 9th from the recent
town meetings in Connecticut showed that
seventy nine were carried by the Repub-
licans, fifty-fve by the Democrats and
twenty EIGHT were equally divided.
RICHARD CoYLE fatally shot his wife,
Kate, at Westerly, r. l., on the 10th be-
cause she had refused to live with him,
and then shot himself
The whaling bark Greyhound from New
Bedford, Mass, lost five of her crew re-
Gently off st. Georges Island by the cap
sizing of one of her boats by q whale.
EMPRESS, the performing elephant, now
in winter quarters at Philadelphia, killed
her third man on the, 10th, striking him
twice with her trunk.
In New York City on the 18th the first
Hebrew Christian Church in America was
dedicated with appropriate services.
AT 1880 O'Clock on the morning of the
10th one of the greatest engineering
achievements on record was consum-
mated, when Flood rock, in He'll Gate
channel, East River, opposite New York,
was shattered by the explosion of 1850
pounds of dynamite stored in subter-
ranean cells and connected by wires with
decorating batteries The shock was felt
all over Manhattan Island, but no acct
dent occurred. The work preparatory to
the explosion was commenced nine years
ago.
A HORSE and carriage were demolished
and Horace Goodwin and wife KILLED by
the cars at Clinton, Me-, few days ago.
A family of five small children are left
orphans.
THE death of Rev. Daniel Irving, Secre-
tary of the Board of Foreign Missions of
the Presbyterian Church, occurred in
Orange, N. j., on the 18th, aged sixty -Sour
years.
THE attempt at artificial culture of oys-
ters by the New York Fish Commission, at
Cold Spring Harbor, L. l., was on the 18th
pronounced entirely successful.
NEAR Millirons Dam, Pa, O boat con-
tanning w. S. Neale, Beckie and Annie
Neale (sisters) and Mary Neale, their
cousin, sank on the 18th, the three girls
being drowned. The young man escaped
AFTER terrible struggle with his sinking
relatives