The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1888-09-28
The News Condensed.

Mrs. Parker, of Mosinee, has become in
sane. She imagines that she has six hus-
bands.
II. .. Reynolds, proprietor of the Grand
Hotel at Beloit, died the other night, aged
sixty seven years. He had kept hotel at
La Crosse, GAINESVILLE and Waukesha.
A patent was recently issued to the 500
Railway Construction Company, with capl-
tai of 100000 proposing to build road
from Rhinelander to Council Bluffs, Ia
Cholera infantum is making serious in
roads among the little ones of Black River
Falls.
Sparks from steam thrasher burned
the barn, grain and farming implements
OF Josiah Aud near GAINESVILLE few days
ago, causing loss of about "a, 500.
Ex-Lleutenant-Go Governor Fifield and wife
celebrated the twenty-fifth anniversary of
their marriage the other evening at their
home in Ashland
j. O. Stevens, of Hebron, has a small
cider barrel which was made over hun
dred years ago by his great-grandfather
while soldier in the revolutionary war.
Ex-Governor Lewis has given Ripon Col
lege 5000 on condition that the income
shall be given to the student showing the
greatest Improvement during the year.
AJewish synagogue has been organized
at Marinette. There are between thirty
and forty members.
About two hundred and fifty men are at
work on the Wisconsin Central extension
northwest from Marshfield
Heavy frosts fell in many parts of the
State the other night, freezing cranberries
n yor1fo 1,yhar no
mometer was reported to have dropped
totwenty degrees, and damaging corn and
cranberries at Berlin and other places.
jackson A. Sherwood, of Beloit, for
twenty years common councilman for his
ward, died recently, aged sixty-six years.
Some five hundred uniformed Ancient
Order of United Workmen held their an
nual meeting at Madison few days ago.
Fred F. Mann, of Marinette, has been
appointed to cadetship at West Point.
While workmen were at work on the new
coal dock at West Superior few days
ago mass of iron fell, injuring more or
less seriously five men who were buried in
the wreck. Ole Swanson would die The
rest would recover.
Chambers has broken out in the vicinity
of Chippewa Falls, and ten valuable horses
were recently ordered shot by the State
Veterinary Surgeon.
Maxfeld and Beecher, the noted burglars
In Jail at La Crosse, nearly gained their
freedom recently by saving off window
bar.
Joseph Nancy, Thomas Ryan, Edward
Holland and James McGrath, all striking
switchmen, were arrested at Ashland re-
Gently for disabling five locomotives and
were held for trial The switching in
both the Lake Shore and the Central yards
at the ore dock was being done by new
crews.
A straw board factory at Beloit was
wrecked the other day by explosion of the
boiler. Loss, $4,000
Two Polish women of Eau Claire have
been doing some very successful shop-lift-
ing by wheeling their baby carriages into
stores and lifting goods into them
The body of F. Kading, who was drowned
near Bayfield,, was found floating near that
place the other day This was singular
occurrence, as body seldom rises in the
waters of Lake Superior.
Chief Refs, of the police force at Milwau-
kee, received notification the other day
of the arrest Of Albert Erbens, alias For
bersen, at Flare, near Grimstad, Norway.
Erbens is wanted at Milwaukee for the at
tempted murder of Emil Wagner.