The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1888-10-04
PITH OF THE NEWS.

Paris m. Darbot, opportunist, has been
elected Senator for Haute Maine
Tuscola, Ill John W. Starrah, noted
criminal, escaped from the county jail.
Hoopeston, Hl-Charles Baum, while in
toxicated, fell from train near here and
was killed.
| Findlay, Ohio-Six large glass factories
have started again after the annual three
months vacation.
| Berlin-Prince Bismarck's second son
Wilhelm is named to succeed Herr Cranach
As Governor of a district in Hanover.
st. Louis, Mo-The strike of the miners
at the Stewall and Quits mines in johnson
county is ended The strikers went to work
on the old SCALE
Dubuque, Iowa-Jo ohm Nath and Charles
Blake, two prominent young men, were
overturning Of boat
Philadelphia, Pa.-All the ringers en-
ployed by the four master ship-riggers doing
business in this city will strike against a
change in wages from So day to 80 cents
an hour.
| Detroit, Mich. 20. /. Sabin, a man of so
years of age, and a dealer in coarse grain in
small way on the board of trade, strangled
himself to death. The cause Of his deed is
unknown.
Fall River, Mass. The amount of the de-
falcation of Cashier Chaplin, of the National
Union Bank and Fall River Savings Bank,
according to the latest developments,
reaches $10S,OOO
Chicago-The ticket brokers of this city
have been victimized to the extent Of
81, 600 or 50, 900 by stranger who made
| the rounds selling each one from two to
five forged tickets.
New York-Charles Stahlschmidt was ar
rested in connection with the $500 worth of
gold dust obtained on forged order from
the steamer Nassau Thursday last. He
made a clean confession.
Manton, Mich.-Jerry Wease, promi-
nent business man, was instantly killed by
log rolling over him. He was assisting
log-rollers to roll a large log onto fat-car,
when the log slipped and passed over him.
Buffalo, N. "a syndicate composed of
Brown & Co. and Capt. James Mckenzie of
Buffalo, and Benjamin Birdsall of Milwau-
kee, has bought the propeller T. W. Palmer
and consort, D. Vance. The price paid was
100000.
Chicago, M.-Herman Silverman became
involved in conjugal dispute with his wife
Bertha. Other means of settlement prov
ing fruitless, Herman drew knife and
slashed his wife across the head, making a
cash fully three inches long.
GAINESVILLE, Wis-John Laughan was
killed at Lake Koshkomong, by the acct
dental discharge of a gun. He and COM
petition and Laughan was shot while trying
to take the gun from the boat.
Indianapolis Ind.-The composing room
of the Journal has been formally turned
over to union printers. Under the agree
ment between the proprietors and the union
the office is to remain in the union for a
period of at least five years.
Louisville, Ky.-The Southern Wooden
Manufacturing Company, M. A. Carley,
president, and A. S. Gilmore, secretary,
assigned to T. w. Spandle and c. A.
Wilson. Liabilities, $4,000; assets about
equal, Of which $50, 900 is in the plant
Rome The Pope celebrated high mass
for the dead at ST. Peters Sunday to sol
emnize the close of his jubilee The
congregation numbered 10000 persons.
His Holiness was given an enthusiastic
reception, and was greeted with prolonged
cries of viva" He appeared to be deeply
moved.
Rockport Ind-Adam Lehr, well
known farmer of Center township, went to
a neighbours house in the night for assist
ance. He raped on window and a boy
inside, who mistook him for burglar, fired
heavy charge of shot into his face. Both
his eyes were torn out and he was otherwise
so badly injured that he cannot live.