The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1888-01-06
MISCELLANEOUS.

Jan. 13--Miss Lucy Stanley, of Evansville,
Ind, appointed Queen of Gypsies in United
States, to succeed her sister, Mrs Emma Stan
ley, deceased. -. Large mass of rock fell from
Horseshoe Falls, Niagara, materially changing
formation on Canadian side
Jan. 16-Jonas G. Clark gave 100000 to
Worcester, Mass. for university
Mar. 24-Mrs John Farnham died at Utica,
n. Y. aged 1903.
May 9-William O'Brien editor of United Ire
5df1a, arrived in New York
May 12-At Castle Garden 10000 imm gran is
arrived, largest for any one day in history.
May 17-Six people insane at Tucson, A. IT,,
believed due to earthquake fright
May 19-Nickel-Plate railroad sold for S16,-
000,000 to New York Central.
May 24-TWo men killed by wolves in Fulton
County, Ark.
May 26-Twenty-ninth General Assembly
Presbyterian church opened at philadelphia.
:. Amy AVante (colored) Clarendon, S. c.,
died, aged 122.
June 14-Great Chicago wheat corner col
lapsed causing failures for 100000
June 15-Carlisle d. Graham shot Niagara
whirlpool in barrel.
June 21.-Colorow, renegade Ute chief, cap
tured.
July o-Dr MoGlynn, of Brooklyn, exoommu-
nicated from Catholic church.
July 15-Mrs. Catherine Van Buren, Seaman
died at New York, aged 106.
July 25-Mrs. Richard Greenlaw, Memphis,
Tenn. gave birth to four children.
Aug: 3-George w. Nellis, Jr., reached San
Francisco from New York on bicycle.
Aug. 4-LoSscs in San Francisco wheat corner
reported at s.. 900 900 to Is 000,000.
Aug. 25-Oil well on Martin farm, Oil City,
Pa, struck June p, netted owner nearly $780,
900 in three months.
Aug. 28-Ute war in Colorado at an end.
Aug. 31-Baltimore & Ohio express sold to u.
S. Express Co. for S3,500,000
Sept. 8-Vein of pure rock salt 155 feet thick
found at Ellsworth, Kan.
Sept. 9-Elijah Hayes and wife, Warsaw, Ind,
| gave property worth $4,000 to Mission board,
VI. E. church.
Sept. 16-NTeteor large as railway car and in
tensely hot fell near Vanceboro Me.
Sept. Craftsmanship Alesia reached New
York from Naples with Asiatic cholera on
board.
Sept. 24-Nearly 100 divorce cases disposed OF
in Chicago.
Sept. &9-Six Mormon polygamists sentenced
to six months Imprisonment at Salt Lake for
unlawful cohabitation.
Oct. AT New Portage. O., wood-choppers
found $1,000 in an old log.
Oct. 3-George Bancroft the historian. passed
his S7th birthday
Oct. 4-Dr. Joseph Parker of London, deliv-
cred eulogy on Henry Ward Beecher in Acad-
| envy Of Music, Brooklyn.
Oct. 6--Baltimore 81 Ohio Telegraph sold to
western Union for S5,000,000.
Oct. yellow fever appeared ut Tampa,
Fla. =. Boston Corbett, who shot John Wilkes
Booth, declared insane.
Oct. George Francis Train spoke in Chi
cage IN behalf OF the condemned Anarchists
Oct. 12-Robert Garrett resigned presidency
Baltimore & Ohio railroad.
Oct. 1I-CharleS Dickens, son of the famous
author, arrived in New York to give readings
Oct. 21-Anarchists' case taken to U. S. Su-
preme Court.
Oct. 22-Statue of Abraham Lincoln un-
vailed in L ncoln Park. Chicago.
Oct. 25--In Cincinnati SOC cases typhoid
fever reported.
Oct. a6-About $50 cases yellow fever and "a
deaths at Tampa, Fla, to date jeff Davis
| reviewed 10000 Confederate veterans at Ma
con, Ga
Oct. ed. R. Pearsons and wife, of Chicago,
divided 100000 worth real estate equally be-
tween Congregational and Presbyterian
Theological Summaries of Chicago.
Nov. l0-Dr. McCosh resigned presidency OF
Princeton College.
Nov. 1a-F. II. Riadge, Los Angeles, Cal,
gave 100000 to Cambridge, Mass, for educa-
tional purposes. =. Clara Louise Kellogg mar
red to Car. Strakosen at Elkhart, Ind.
Nov. plymouth Church, BROOKLYN. called
Rev Charles A. Berry, Wolverhampton, Eng,
| for permanent pastor.
Nov. l9-Ropert Bonner retired from New
York Ledger.
/ Nov. 2l-Woman supposed to have. leprosy
discovered at Philadelphia.
Nov. sS-Mrs. Elizabeth Morrison. aged 101,
died at Winchester, O.
Nov. 30-Iowa Soldiers Home at Marshall
town dedicated ~. .Colored woman aged lis died
at Nashville, Tenn -. George Norman, New
London, No., died OF hydrophobia.