The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1890-04-17

and sentenced him to be reprimanded and
to be confined within the limits of his post
for period of three months. The proceed
ings and findings of the court have been
approved by Maj. Gen. Schodeld. as COM
mander of the Division of the Missouri.
TWO CASHIERS GONE WRONG.
One of Them Flies with SO, 900 and a WOm-
an, the Other with $4,000.
Fred Medhurst, cashier of the First
National Rank at Minot. S. D.. has disap-
peared and $1,000 belonging to the bank is
missing. A woman with whom he was
greatly fascinated is said to have gone with
him.
Fred Kimball. SO years old. teller Of the
Peoples Savings Bank of Worcester, Mass.
is missing and with him $4,000 of the
banks funds.
ENFORCING THE SUNDAY LAW.
Arrest Of Seventy Saloon and Restaurant
Keepers at Denver.
A Denver (Col) dispatch says: For sew
eral Sundays a great many saloons and
restaurant keepers have been selling liquor
on the sly contrary to law. On the 18th.
the Sheriff male. a raid on these places
and arrested seventy proprietors. some Of
whom are the most prominent in the city.
STANLEY ARRIVES AT ROME,
The Explorer Enthusiastically Received
in the Eternal City.
On the arrival of Henry M. Stanley at
Rome he was greeted with cheers and vivas
by great crowd of people. Sig. Vitel-
leschi. President of the Italian Geograph-
zeal Society. welcomed him to the city and
presented him with gold medal.
CLOSED IT'S DOORS.
A Kansas City Jewelry Firm Turns Over
Its Stock to Its Creditors.
The Joseph Schwartz Loan Office and
Jewelry Company, of Kansas City. has
closed its doors. turning over all the stock
to the creditors. Schwartz failed last No
vember for more than $4,000.
Will Prepare a Silver Bill.
Chairman Dingley has appointed the
special committee ordered by the Repub-
lican caucus to prepare silver bill for the
consideration Of the caucus. The members
are the eight Republicans on the Coinage
Committee. namely: Chairman Conger
Qowa), Wickham Ohio, Walker (Mass), ,
Carter Montana). Comstock (Minn.), Bar
tine New. Knapp On. " and Taylor QllD.
and the following additional gentlemen:
Mckinley Ohio. Cannon Gll), Payne
Pa.), McKenna (Cal). Perkins (Kan.)
Henderson Gowa) and McComas (Md.)
Under Water.
A New Orleans. La, dispatch says: The
break in the Atchafalaya levee which oc-
Cured two miles south of Simmesport, in
Point Coupee Parish, is now 800 feet wide
and seven feet deep. The town of SHINES
port is said to be about two feet under
water. The Mason levee. on the west bank,
about seventeen miles north of Melville. has
broken. This bre ak is said to be 800 feet
wide and ten feet deep. Advices have also
been received that the Big Bend levee of
Bayou des Glasea, eight miles west of
Simmesport. is badly broken.
Full Returns from Rhode Island.
Providence (R. H. dispatch says: The
returns from the election are now all in.
The Democrats have fifty seven on joint
ballot in the Legislature, and fifty five is
majority. They will elect their Governor,
Lieutenant Governor, Secretary of State,
Attorney General, and General Treasurer.
Besides these the High Sheriffs Of the diff
ferent counties, the clerks of the different
State courts, and all the officers of the
Legislature are to be chosen. The Demo-
Gratis will get them all.
Another Cashier Gone to Canada.
Robert G. Tweeton. cashier of the Foss-
ton, Mimi, National Bank, has been absent
since the Sd inst. and an examination of
the banks books shows that he has taken
from $1,000 to 5000. Tweeton was last
seen in Fargo with Miss Lila S. Titherill,
woman with whom he has been intimate
for over a year. .Tweeton and his COM
panion took Manitoba train northward,
and it is understood they have gone to Bat
tleford, N. W. Il.
Two Killed, Four Injured.
The breaking of guy rope attached to
a derrick used on railroad trestle near
of two msn. the fatal injury of two more,
and the manning Of two others. The
trestle is 1877 feet above the bottom of the
gulch at its highest point. The men fell to
the bottom. The names of the killed are
Thomas Bruce and J. Mcdonald. The
fatally injured are A. Lilly and James
Corum.
KILLED in an Old Mine.
At Webb City. Mo-, three boys were en-
gagged in digging lead ore out Of the wall of
an old caved mine when a slab of rock fell
in, burying them alive. Joe Wright, who
was standing on the rock watching the
work. was thrown to the bottom OF the pit,
his arm was broken in several places. and
he received such internal injuries that he
died in two hours. The boys were about IA
years OF age.
Insects Destroying VIII
Advices from Northern Texas state that
IS per cent. of the wheat crop in the coun-
ties OF Cook Grayson. Collins. Denton,