The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1886-07-30

OVER the western part of Nebraska rains
prevailed on the 81, insuring . three
fourths crop of corn.
IN Botetourt and several other Virginia
counties hog cholera was raging to an
alarming extent on the 23i Some CAGES
had been reported of farmers losing one
hundred head IN a week
Il the Anarchist trial at Chicago on the
oath considerable stir was caused by the
testimony of Andrew C. Jansen, de-
tective in the employ of the Pinkerton Ma
tional Agency, who for more than a year
was an active member OF the armed sec
ton of the Socialists He read from his
own manuscript reports of incendiary
speeches made at various times and p.aces
by Fielden, Parsons Schwab and Splss, in
which they urged working-men 20 uss
dynamite upon the police and militia
PEoF. E. LEON, of Mansfield, o., success
fully walked across the chasm at Tallulah
falls, near Atlanta, Ga, on the 9th on an
inch and a half rope fifteen hundred feet
long and suspended twelve hundred feet
above the rapids.
WHILE passing along Michigan avenue,
near the Leland Hotel, about eight o. clock
on the evening of the 18th. Mrs c. R.
Jaynes, Of Chicago, was knocked down
and robbed of hand -sachel containing
5000 worth of diamonds and jewelry and
$478 in money.
REFRESHING rain was reported ON the
oath to have fallen in all sections of Ar
kansas, after q drought of six weeks, in
surfing good crops of corn and cotton.
JoHN M. BRUNSWICK, the head of one Of
the greatest billiard-table factories in the
world, died on the 18th at Cincinnati, Of
heart-disease, aged sixty-seven years.
HAIL and wind-storm on the oath in
the vicinity of Larimore, D. T., destroyed
church and other buildings, and ruined
the crops in a belt four miles WIDE The
loss of grain near Portland was estimated
at $450,000.
THE Republicans of the Fourth Illinois
district have renominated George e.
Adams for Congressman.
]. L. O'MEARA has been nominated for
Congressman by the Knights Of Labor in
the Second Iowa district.
AT the close of the week ended on the oath
the standing of the National-L League base
ball clubs was as follows: Detroit, games
won, 81 lost, A. Chicago, won, 40; lost,
Is. New York, won, ~; lost, 81. Philadel-
phia, won, Sc; lost 3D. Boston, won, 25;
lost, 81. st. Louis, won, 20; lost, 49, Kan
sas City, won, "A; lost, IS. Washington,
won, IL; lost, AZ.
IN portions of Michigan heavy rain,
accompanied by a severe wind-storm, pre-
vailed on the 25th The forest fires were
entirely quenched
THE recent hal-storm in the st. Thomas
region of Dakota destroyed ten thousand
acres of wheat.
The Knights of Labor of district assem-
bly, No. 101 have nominated Judge Adyo-
cate J. McGarry to contest the Ninth Mis-
souri, Congressional district against Hon.
M. Glover, the present Congressman.
THE Indiana Veteran Legion began an
eight day State encampment in Lafayette
on the Goth
States gathered on the exposition grounds
in New Orleans on tho s6th to celebrate the
thirty ninth anniversary of the independ-
ence of Liberia.
NEAR Jacksonville, ILL.,, cyclone on the
Goth uprooted trees, ruined crops and in
jured stock. A farm employee was seriously
wounded.
THE little son of Mrs. Anna Bartoli, of
Cleveland, o., was sent to drug store on
the 26th for some cream tartar and sugar
of milk. The druggist gave the lad arsenic,
aud the mother was dead and her three
children were not expected to recover.