The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1885-03-27
" AZ Sna.ldiug head bookkeeper Of

i wa. Spaalding, head bookkeeper 8
| the Racine Wagon and Carriage Com
! pany, skipped for Canada a short since
| He embezzled 800 Of the company.
funds, which he lavished on disreput
able woman in Milwaukee. He leaves
q wife and two children in Racine ii
destitute circumstances.
A call for special meeting Of the
County Board of Supervisors of Kenosha
County is being signed by the members
of the Board. to be held in April next.
The object of said meeting is supposed
to have reference to the Court House
question, as the old Court House has
been condemned as being unsafe for the
purpose of holding Court therein.
What will be done remains to be seen.
We are now buying our paper stock
direct from the factory, thereby saving
% per cent, which our customers will
get the benefit of. We have lust receiy-
ed 25,000 No o high cut government
Envelopes, all colors, which we will
furnish with return card printed on for
$2.25 a thousand.
Mr.. G. N. Fidler returned from Wis
consin last evening, where he has been
spending the winter. Dismollnting
from the car, he smole happy smile
and remarked In the land of Para
disc again have been frozen up all
winter where giraffe could hardly keep
his head above the snow. and, by the
looks of your Dakota weather, I stand d
good chance of getting thawed out. p
Waukegan Gazette.
Joseph Kline, bartender for John
Fassbinder, was brought before Justice
Paddock on Tuesday, on complaint oil
John Keenan,, charged with turning the
hose on him (Keenan) while in Fassbin- |
der's saloon. Kline was fined 81 and |
costs for his amusement 81 95 in all. |
BY way of retaliation, Kline had Keenan, |
arrested for using abusive and obscene
language, for which kind words to
smooth the troubled waters Keenan, was
fined IS and costs or twenty DAYS in Jail.
by Justice Paddock. keenan, decided to |
board at the expense of the county for
twenty days.
CHARLES Durham borrowed clarionet
rom Henry Citizen, and gave it to Mr..
Williams, of the Grant House, as security
or his board bill. Citizen, learning what
lad been done with his instrument. de-
handed it Of Mr.. Williams, and was re-
used. He instituted replevin suit in
Justice Bakers court. The case was
brought up on Thursday of last week, Mr..
1ltzen recovered his property, and Mr..
Williams was taxed with the costs Of the
ult. 1t is rather exasperating to board
nan without pay, be given borrowed
property for security, have the security
AIKEN away from you, and paw costs
'esides. Durham told Mr.. Williams he
'ald $50 for the instrument in Chicago,
md left town next day.
In reply to the letter Of B. A. Cole. in
asst weeks Courier, we repeat what we /
lave before stated, that B. A. Cole in
or1ned a gentleman of this city, whose
vord would be believed before Coles
.ffidavit, that there was at that time
about two years ago. something ouer tyo
,uadred dollars still due Judge MoYtin, and
hat 1t auos to be paid in legal printing.
1t that time an effort was being made
0 purchase the TELEGRAPH and the
lourfer and consolidate the two papers.
jole well knew at the time that if a
ale OF the Courier was made the parties
Who were negotiating for the purchase
you'd certainly have to be informed Of
he amount due Mr. Martin and how it
vas to be paid. A. K.