The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1888-11-29
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Elgfn, In Stewart Chester, farmer.
was killed By train.
Jacksonville, Fla-One new case Of vel
low-fever and one death are reported.
Metropolis, nL-William Lishman, coll
ored, was killed in jumping from train.
ST. Ignace, Mich. William O'Keefe who
escaped from Jail Friday night: has been
recaptured.
Yankton, Dak.-It is rumored that the
grand Jury has indicted twenty tree saloon
keepers for keeping open on Sunday.
Tuscola, Ill.-Sylvester Pierce of Peso
tum, was placed under $500 bond for
casting an alleged illegal ballot at the late
election.
Pittsburg, Pat is said the Window
Glass Workers Association of America is
considering the feasibility Of organizing
national bank
Irvington, nl-Two freight trains on
the Illinois Central railroad collided near
here. One engine and several cars were
badly damaged.
Erie, Pa.-The Western Society Of Sea-
mems Friends held their meeting here The
Bethel missions are very fourishing and are
doing good work
Cumberland, Ga.-Joseph Collins was
shot and killed by John Bush. Bush had
called on Collins daughter and was ordered
to leave the house.
Paris-Gen Boulanger's wife is taking
steps to obtain divorce. It is said that
one of the richest widows in France is will.
ing to marry Boulanger.
London-Mrs Parsons, addressing the
Berner Street Socialist club, attributed
Mrs. Besant's structures on her bomb doc.
trine solely to political motives.
Dublin-Summonses have been issued TO,
the arrest Of Messrs. Finucane and Sheehy,
Irish members of Parliament, for intimi-
dating farmer in County Limerick.
Rome-The Pope has written letter to
Cardinal Manning, and through him to the
Catholics of England, thanking them for
their support in opposing the Italian penal
laws
Suakim--The Italian authorities claim.
possession of the seven dhows recently cap
tured as slavers on the ground that they
were captured by the British in waters over
which Italy has jurisdiction.
Rome-Cardinal Rampola, in a recent
conversation, said that only two thing.
would compel the Pope to quit Rome-war
In which Italy is defeated or the stoppage
of the Vatican's communication with a hos.
tile country.
Newark, N. Joseph Knorr, manager
of the Deutsche- Zeitung, had half of hill
tongue cut off last spring in the hope of dc.
s.roying cancerous growth. The cancer
has reappeared, and his recovery is said tt
be impossible.
st. Louis, Mot is said that at the con
vention Of the American Federation o.
Labor to be held here Dec II the ad.
visibility of organizing a mammoth strike
to go into effect in June, 1890, to settle the
eight-hour question will be considered
Hamburg - A trunk containing the
corpse of Herr Huelseberg, forwarding
agent of the Hamburg American Packe,
company, was discovered here. The skull.
was fractured. A steward. Daw, was ar,
rested at Cologne charged with being the
murderer.
st. Cloud, Minn.-Frank Eich, a we'll to
do farmer living near Royalton, was muir.
dered. He had been trading in RoyaltoE
and started for his farm with an unkno VI
man who had been with him all day Ii.
body was found in the bushes near the rua<l
with a bullet in the brain and his money
and team gone
Cleveland, Ohio-James Handy, a sa,
loonkeeper Of Factory street, discharged
his bar tender, Frank Morris, for deceivine
a countryman. Morris threatened venge?
ance, and returning to the saloon she,
Handy twice. The latter died of his in,
juries at the hospital. Morris escaped an6
has not been captured. He has served
term in the penitentiary.
Nottingham private person Twin:
near here, has received letter signed
"Jack the Ripper's Pal, - stating that botk
the writer of the letter and Slack com
mitted the recent murders in the White
chapel district. The writer says tina,
Jack is Bavarian whom he first met
aboard ship returning from America anc
who exercises mesmeric influence.