The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1888-02-10
MICHIGAN.

MICHIGAN.
A mother and her daughter appeared in
the Gladwin circuit court the other day.
each bent on getting divorce from her re-
spective husband, and both succeeded
Nelson Rowe, of Hartford, was arrested
at church recently, while attending
funeral service, on q charge of arson.
Agentleman residing in Cheboygan re-
ceived letter the other day from sister
who ides on farm in Kansas She saws
that during the last blizzard it was that
cold that she froze one of her feet in the
house, and fire in the coal stove was SO hot
that parts OF the inside melted, water in a
pail standing within four feet of the red
hot stove froze solid, and never in the his
tory OF the country have they experienced
such weather
At Otisvile a mad-dog ran through the
streets few days ago and bit several per-
sons.
Colonel William B. Wright, an old settler
and well-known hotel man, was married
again at Eagle River a few days ago to the
wife he married forty-eight years ago. He
did so because he is the recipient of quite
pension and being liable to death at any
hour, and knowing how difficult it would be
for his wife to draw his pension without
marriage certificate, in order to guard
against this trouble he had a new ceremony
performed.
Captain James Alley, one of the first set
tiers of East Tawas, died the other morning.
over saventy-six years of aga
The Michigan Temperance Alliance, in
annual convention at jackson a few days
ago, abandoned its non partisan position,
eiecting the Prohibition State Central Com
mittee it's officers. A. d. Power, of North
vile, is president
Miss Loyegrove, daughter of a prominent
resident of Jeddo, killed herself with poison
recently because her lover took drive with
another girl
In October last Mr.. Carson moved from
near Inlay City, in Lapeer County, to Benk-
leman, Neb His dog was shipped to him by
express, arriving there on October 49, Two
days after the animal was missing, and has
never been heard from until few days
snce, when he reappeared at his old home
In Lapeer County. The story seems incred-
ible, but the dog is there to prove its truth.
Three burglars entered the residence of
William L.w, a farmer living near BEDFORD,
the other night, bound and gagged Law and
his wife and secured $3.50 in cash and a
large amount Of jewelry They then took
Laws team, valued at 5000, and disap-
peared
MINNESOTA.
Frank Miles, of Hastings, now in France.
will bring over seventy-six Percheron horses
next spring.
A recent fire partly destroyed the Single
yards of the Laird Norton Company at
Winona Loss, about So, O0O
A miscellaneous assortment of black
eyes and broken noses resulted from an at
tempt OF several young men to break up a
gospel meeting the other night in ST. Paul
The Minnesota State Pharmacy Board is
prosecuting pharmacists who do not en-
ploy registered clerks
A. N. Carpenter, travelling for st Paul
firm, was killed near Deadwood, D. T., Il
few days ago by bowlder falling from the
mountain and striking him.
The Minnesota horticuiturists completed
recently the most successful meeting in
| their history at Minneapolis
At Fergus Falls the other day Mr.. Emma
stetson, one of the wives of John Wilkins,
! said it was untrue that he had five wives;
that he only had one other wife, and she
sOASN1
done, she (Mrs. Stetson) would be married
to him again. Mrs Stetson is a wealthy
widow.
Seymour & Curtis, proprietors Of an ex"
tensive department. store at Minneapolis,
made an assignment recently. The labil-
ties were $40, assets estimated at
$25, 1000
An industrial parade, many miles long and
t,r,1 L.
| a given point, was the carnival attraction ali
St Paul the other day. In the evening
| there was a wedding at the ice palace and q
sham battle between the Chippewa and
Sioux Indians.
1t was believed that Henry Pedoe, whose
body was found recently near the ruins of
his burned barn in Pipestone County, was
murdered for $500 which he was known to
havei in the house and which was missing.
A fire at Browns Valley the. other NOM
ing caused loss of 1913, 600. only partially
| insured. The block containing Barrett
Bros hardware store was burned The
| town was recently blockaded by blizzard
In a fight for 800 side at Minneapolis
few days Winnipeg Spring, a famous
fghting-dog, was killed by Madge in TWEEN
ty-eight minutes
Chief-Justce Gilfiilan rendered an impor-
tanJ decision in ST Paul few days ago that
fayors wholesale liquor dealers and brew
ers when they sell liquor in fve-gallon
quantities. The justice took occasion to
say that the law was passed with some parts
| apparently having no reference to other
sections, and was inconsistent In another
decision, by Judge Vanderburgh, the con-
sttutionality of the High-License law is
affirmed