The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1888-03-30

lington road has cost the Brotherhood up
to the 22d over $500, 600, and the railway
| company over 81. 900. 600
AFIRE destroyed the William Fl Schmidt
Sash and Door Company's factory at Nil
waukee on the 22d Loss, 100000.
On the 23d the pension claim of Cyphert
P Gillette, of What Cheer, Ia, was allowed
by the Pension Department. The amount
Gillette will receive is about $4,000 in
arrears and monthly pension of S72.
This was said to be the largest sum ever
paid to private soldier as pension.
AT the Lake Erie depot in Lima, O.,
lanes Search was knocked down on the 23d.
robbed of 81, 800 end seriously injured
The burglar escaped.
The jury in the tally-sheet forgery case
at Columbus. O., disagreed on the 23d,
after having been out four days, and was
discharged The ballot stood ct ten to two
for conviction
The Prohibitionists on the 23d nominated
Green Clay Smith for Congressman of the
Eighth Kentucky district.
ALONG the line of the Burlington system
the switchmen quit work on the 23d in
order to help the engineers and flremen Of
that line
The Texas Legislature will meet in extra
session on April 16. to dispose of the sur
plus money in the State treasury.
WILLIAM McCLUNE aged sixty-five years
of Timber Ridge, Va. murdered his wife
and then killed himself on the Oath in a
quarrel
AT Woodlawn, Ala, convicts revolted on
the Oath, and two were killed by the guards
SIXTEEN Mormons were on the oath sem
fenced at Provo, U. T., to six months in the
penitentiary for living with more than one
wife.
RAILWAY traffic for the third time in ten
days in Minnesota was at a standstin on the
25th, on account of snow-storms
DR.. J. NJ CHAPLIN, arragned on the Oath
for bigamy at Findlay, O., was said to have
at least nine wives living.
LEE RICE. wealthy citizen, and Judge T.
B. Hamilton ended their lives by suicide
on the 10Th near Owensville, Ky. Ill health
was given as the cause in both cases.
FRED KUcH, eyed twelve years, was killed
by Carl, his older brother, on the 25th at
Peru, Ind, by the discharge of pistol sup
posed to be unloaded
On the 265h James and Samuel Doyle
tbrothers) were drowned while fishing in the
Arkansas river some miles below Fort Glib
son.
On the Burlington road none of the strik-
ing sWltchmen returned to work on the
10Th, and according to the company's ulti-
nation all were discharged in consequence.
The North side cable-car machinery, the
construction of VIII CHI was commenced in
1886, was set in motion in Chicago on the
18th, and passenger traffic begun The &C.
casion was one of great ceremony
ONE-HALF the acreage of wheat in Central
Illinois was on the Goth reported ruined
by heavy frosts
BOLIVAR COUNTY, Miss, suffered heavy
damage on the 26th by terrific wind
storm
IT was said on the Goth that since whip
ping had been abolished n the convict
camps of Alabama it was almost impossible
to maintain discipline.
TORNADO passed over Minnesota. a
small K nsas town. on the oath, and left
but three houses s anding. 1.-TWO churches.
five stores and fifteen dwellings were de-
stroyed, and three persons were killed and
seventeen wounded.
On the 26th silver ore in paying quaint.
ties was said to have been discovered in
Scott County, Ky, near Georgetown