The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1888-01-27

| ITdtIlc, auU MT. AlIreQ OrOSVenOr, OF
this city, were driving down Main street
Saturday evening they were run into by
man driving bobsleigh. Their cutter
was struck by the pole of the bobsleigh
and was hoisted about ten feet, sustain
ing some damage. The driver of the
hobs did not stop to see what damage
he did. 1t is supposed he was drunk.
We received the following from u. J.
Lewis last Friday:
OGDEN, U. T., January 16, 1888.
We have had two smashups so far
one at Tama, Iowa; one here; five en-
gines badly broken; 70 one hurt. Forty
below zero yesterday; to-day %. We
hope to reach the land of land sharks,
flowers and plenty Wednesday morning.
We are 40 miles from Salt Lake.
Yours &C., U. ]. LEWIS.
Last Monday evening, as Mr.. William
Schumacher was coming down town,
and while passing the south end of the
park, he was attacked by large dog
evidently belonging to the occupant Of a
cutter just driving by-and it was only
by very strenuous efforts that Mr.. S.
was able to keep the brute from doing
him serious injury. Noisy, vicious and
savage dogs should not be allowed to
run at large, and the owners of such are
to blame for their being on the streets.
Perhaps no local disease has puzzled
and baffled the medical profession more
than nasal catarrh. While not imme-
diately fatal it 10 among the most dis
tressing, nauseous and disgusting ills the
flesh is heir to, and the records show
very few or no cases of radical cure of
chrenic catarrh by any of the multitude
of modes of treatment until the intro
duction of Ely's Cream Balm a few
years ago. The success of this prepara-
ton has been most gratifying and sur
prising.
Chas. Reinhardt, typo employed in
local printing office, was visited last
Monday afternoon by officer Keller, of
Milwaukee, who invited Reinhardt to 60
| to Milwaukee and explain the disappear
ance of three watches which were
snatched from man in that burg about
three weeks ago. The twain left on the
$40 train, north. The explanation it
seems was satisfactory, as Mr.. Reinhardt
returned the next evening. 1t was as
certained that he is not the man wanted,
as those who saw the thief emphatically
said, Not that man-but another man. y
Rambling in the Far West" by the
late General Randolph B. Marcy, and
On the Outpost-1780," by Edmund
Kirke, in HARPER's MAGAZINE for Feb.
ruary seem to be preparatory articles te
Mr.. Charles Dudley Warmers series or
"The Great West," to begin in the March
number. General Marcy's experiences
are tales of adventure most captivating
to read, and hard to believe when one
glances at the cities and towns which
dot the vast stretches of country that s
few years ago were boundless prairies o.
bowling wildernesses.
The Chicago Brass Company is soor
to build an addition to their already ex
; tensive factory. This will be buildin,
25x161 feet. stone foundation, and bricl
veneered superstructure, with fiat til
roof. 1t will adjoin the present mail
building on the east, and their side tract
I will be moved east far enough to receiv
and deliver freight from and to the ne,
building. D. ]. Harff is superintendent
!. of construction, and Joseph Tully maste
s mason. The Company's increasin
!. business in additional branches of MANI
facture, as well as increased demand fC
stock heretofore manufactured by i
: renders more room and facilities
!, prime necessity. The boom at Bras
= vile means corresponding boom fe
; Kenosha.
) Nj. De Witt III. Bradbury, of the fri
of Bradbury Bros, proprietors of til
Waukegan Patriot, died at Las Vega
q New Mexico, on the 18th inst, of col
. sumption, aged 81 years. Decease
g caught severe cold last summer, ar
= was advised by his physicians to sper
- the winter in the South. He started f;
- New Mexico on the 18th of Decembe
but the insidious disease had gained tt
~ much Roadway to be overcome, and |
at fingered but four weeks after reachil
st there. He leaves wife and thr,
It. children to mourn the loss of an affe
3. tionate husband and father. Deceas,
n. conducted the Chicago branch of Il
Es' printing business since the death of h
d. father in 1885, and had the reputati,
d. of being honest and upright in busine
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