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

NEAR Long View, GA, Hubbard Harrel. a
colored boy ten years old, was made drunk
by party of men on the Sd, and going to
the home Of his brother-in-law, James
Pope killed three children.
JAMES CORNELIUS (colored), fourteen years
old, was hanged on the Sd at Minden, La,
for the murder year ago Of Ernest Wren,
aged four years.
DURING January the product of the Michi-
gan copper mines was 3. 152 tons
IN the Federal Court on the Sd at Indian
apoiis the motion for a new trial in the
cases of Coy and Bernhamer, the convicted
| tally-sheet conspirators, was denied, and
Coy was sentenced to the penitentiary for
eighteen months and to pay fine of 500
and Bernhamer for one year and fine of
81, 900.
Two sAw-MILLs, the largest on Puget
Sound. were burned on the Sd at Fort
Blakely, W. T., at a loss Of S250,000, with
no insurance.
On the Sd Governor Oglesby was at the
State prison in Joliet and accorded an in
tervew to Fielden ard Schwab, the Chi
cago Anarchists, who expressed their graft
fude to him for saving them from the gal
lows.
A coLoRED farmer named Amos Grant
living near Macon Ca, murdered his wife,
his boy and his wife's sister on the Sd and
then killed himself Family troubles caused
the crime.
ERNST BRocKoB, a thirteen-year-old Chi
cago boy, died in great agony on the Sd of
hydrophobia- He was bitten by a dog
mon b ago.
A BOILER explosion on the 4th in saw
mill near Belmont. o., killed five men and
fatally injured two more
DURING the absence on the 4th of Lester
Sngietary and his wife from their home
near Columbia, S. c., their house was de-
stroyed by fire, and their six children, who
We're locked in the building g, persisted in the
flames
On the 4th Vines Hicks celebrated his one
hundredth birthday at his home in White
hall, Ill He Yves born ON the James river,
Va, February 4, 1888, and was one of
nineteen children.
BURGLARS entered the jewelry store of
Chapman & Gale, at Norfolk, Va, early on
the morning of the 5.h and stole property
valued at $50, 900.
In portions of Texas terrible mortality
among cattle was reported on the 4th.
TIE store of Calm Wainpoid & Co., in the
| business center of Chicago, was entered by
burglars on the 4th, who made way with
money and bonds to the value of 1000
A MEETING OF the Republican clubs of
Illinois will be held at Springfield on the
S6h of March
On the 4th Thomas Ellis, editor of the
Birmingham (Ala) Herald was fatally shot
| by De ective Sullivan for publishing a libel
| THE doors of the Metropolitan National
Bank of Cincinnati were closed on the 9Th
| The banks trouble was traced to the in
| crease of stock from $500, 1000 to 81 ,OOO,-
600. 1t was thought depositors would be
| paid in full
| AT the dynamite works at Woodside.
Mich, an explosion on the 9th destroyed
| two packing-houses and killed three men.
| AN Iowa farmer named Charles Tierson,
living near Hamburg, shot and killed two
| men on the 9th who were stealing his hogs.
| and his neighbors talked of giving him
| gold watch for breaking up the gang of
| thieves
| H. HALvERsoN, aged eighty three years,
hung himself ON the 9th under bridge at
| GAINESVILLE, Wis He was partially insane
| DISPATCHES of the 9th say that the En-
| glish bark Abercorn, with cargo of iron
ore, was wrecked on the coast of Washing
ton Territory, and twenty lives were lost
| The money loss was S125O00.