The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1885-01-09
THE EAST.

' In Johnson's mill, at North Adams,
Mass, one hundred weavers struck on the
I'd against reduction, and were ordered
from their tenements.
THE death of Mclaughlin, the young
married the wealthy Widow Britton, a
relative Of Vanderbilt, occurred on the Cd
at Stapleton, S. l.
THE Glen Wooden Mill at North Adams
was recently destroyed by fire, causing a
loss of 100000.
JOHN MCCULLOUGH, the actor, in board
Ing moving train at Philadelphia a few
evenings ago slipped from the platform,
and would have been crushed to death but
for the assistance ola colored attendant.
AT Manchaug, Mass, some children were
playing a few days ago on the ice and
broke through, two girls of Mitchell Van
zant and son Of Levi Debraus, aged nine
to eleven years, being drowned,
In the Susquehanna River an ice-gorge
ON the I'd at Nanticoke, Pa, flooded the
lowlands. Traffic on the Delaware, Lack
awanna 81 Western Road was at a stand
still, and travel was only possible in boats.
THE other evening an Arab tramp was
arrested and lodged in Jail at White Plains,
N. Y, and on his person was found a
money belt containing $4,000 in English
gold.
The famous rileman, DR.. Carver, broke
quarter of ton of coal q few days ago
with his rifle at New Haven, Conn.,, firing
$50 shots in 80 minutes, and smashing the
coal piece by piece
THE we'll known expert in insanity, DR..
Tanszky, attempted to kill himself and
wife in New York few d. IS ago. His
friends had considered him of unsound
mimi for some time past
On Che 4th Ex-Governor Cobourn died at
Skoehegan, Me-, aged eighty two years.
The marriage is announced of Mrs.
Geo sc I. Chambers, of New York, forty
five years of age and holding property
valued well up in the millions, to her step
son, twenty years old.
BLOOD POISONING, occas.oned by the am
putation of a toe, caused the death on the
4th of Rev. DR.. Noah Hunt Schenck, of
Brooklyn, in his sixtieth year.
AT Windfall, Pa, the nitro glycerine
factory was blown up the other night and
two employees, Charles Thompson and
James SEEMING, were instantly killed.
AT the port of New YorRthe imports for
the week ended on the Sd were ST, AS, 900.
The total imports during 1884 were 1924, :
100000.
THE Cecil II. Low, a schooner, recently
returned to Gloucester, Mass, with a car
go of $4,000 frozen herring from New
foundland.
ISAAC ALLEN, a venerable citizen of
Trenton, ~ j., fell in the snow the other
day from a stroke of apoplexy, and was
frozen to death.
EIGHT coal mines of the Delaware &
Hudson Company and five mines of the
Delaware g. Lackwanna, near Scranton,
Pa, suspended ON the Sd, throwing five
thousand men out of work. 1t was esti-
mated that ten thousand persons were idle
in the Lackawanna Valley.
ADvICEs from different tobacco sections
of Connecticut show a good crop.
Two large buildings belonging to cord
age company at Plymouth, Mass, stored
with stock, We're destroyed by fire a few
days ago, the loss being 100000.
In the iron trade symptoms of revival
were reported on the 9th from Pittsburgh,
Pa. Several mills which recently suspend
cd were starting up again.
THE salt mines in Onondaga County, N.
Y, produced 6,942, 900 bushels in 1884, com
pared with 7,497, 900 in 1888.
WILLIAM SnMMs' two children were
burned to death at Waterford, Pa, the
other night, their clothes catching fire
while alone In the house,