The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1890-06-05


i General and Local Interested Marriages
j and Observation-Disclosures and Crimes-Per-
soDaI Pointers.
i The following Wisconsin pensions
have been paid:
| Original Invalid-Jonas Hubbard Mt. Tabor;
| Carl Theel, LOYAL: Austin M. Horn, Winnie
come Jarrett Spencer (deceasedl, Lancaster;
| Frederick Lindemann, Dittmers Store; William
| F. Walker, Cataract; Edward Ruegger, Monroe;
| Thomas 9'Neal Bl tick River Falls, Abram
| Custer George SchlaGk, BlComer; Christopher
! McNamar Racine; Oscar a kellogg, Wyoccna;
| NJ n. Talcott, Fennimore a. M. White, Barron;
! Richard Fitzgerald Mondovi; y. Bronson, New
! Iison Ole Gulexson. Colfax; Ralph S. Smith,
| Pittsville; John s. Johnson Okee.
! William s1nalIwood. Milwaukee: George w.
| Holmes, Fremont y. Buck. Weyauwega; George
| w. Fairbanks, Cumberland; Ell. G. Jordan, Eau
| Saratoga; Russell A. Loop, kaukaunas: Angus
| tus B. Breasted WausaU; a. f. Bacon, Fond du
| Lac f. Wales, lola; Wan. A. Charlton, Spencer;
| Ira Doney: Stiles; Andrew Helmet. Becker;
! John NJ. Hausis KenOsha; N Hull POy
Sippi; ?. Miller, Boscobel; j. W. Reynan,
Spring Green; G. Stecher, Milwaukee;
d. Phelan, Bear Valley Peter Flock, st. Marys;
| A. Ludley, Amigo; George Turner, Fort Atkin-
! son; n. Aversill, Sparta; A. Raymond, Bloom
| err; John Rue, Orion Patrick Kealey Manito-
voc; l.. Dow. Wilton; II. Shoemaker, Delavan /;
| i. Scheller. Neilsvi1le; H. Nilman, Logans; D.
| McFetridge, Hortonville William Mckay, New
| Lisbon S: Hart, Mindoro; Eben Brown, Elroy;
| William b. Moran, alias William Begerton,
| Fort Howard; Anton A. Rupp, Madison !;
John Peterson, Ogema; Francis Martin,
| National Military Home; James l. Perry,
| Wausau; Enlrie NJ. Sanders Mindoro; Charles
| Lee, Benton; John w. Ashley, Joplin Timothy
Kendall Wilson B. Shouts, Viroqua; William
| H. Smith, Augusta; John III. Helm West Lima !;
Carlisle Blakley, Viola Christopher Kruger,
Stevens Point; Reuben r. Richer Abrams Her
man j. SchlOsser, Lancaster; John O'Neal,
| Cameron; Charles Markell Sharon j. Wood,
| Marshfeld; Peter Wirsheni Kenosha: Halver
! Ind OnY1Cn GnT16
Ithaca; John /. Guthrie, Oakdale.
| Original Widows-Eliza A. Watrous, former
widow of Thos: J. Potter, Gravesville; Eliza A..
widow of A. J. Bassett, Centralia; j., widow of
| Peter Inig, Fort Atkinson; Mary W., widow of
| Austin III. Horr, Winneconne; Elizabeth, widow
| of Jarret Spencer, Lancaster.
Reissue-Henry Miller, Har;f ford; William
| Cotter, Racine; Ii. G. Klinefelter, Nora.
A few days ago a suspicious character
was arrested at q disreputable house in
La Crosse. but while on the way to the
station he escaped from the officers and
fed. The house where he stopped was
searched, and watches, pins, chains, and
other jewelry to the value OF over 200
were found, which he had presented to
the inmates. Upon examination it was
found that the property was portion of
the jewelry stolen from the trunks of B.
T. Norris & Co. s salesman, J. w. Robin
son, of Chicago, at Waverly, Iowa, on the
night of May IL.
Oshkosh dispatch: Archibald Nisbet
died last night, at the age of n years.
He had lived in this county for more
than forty years. Last Tuesday he fell
asleep, and remained in lethargic state
until death occurred. His condition was
to all appearances one Of profound slum-
Der, but all efforts to awaken him were
unav Hing. While in this apparent
lethargy he would swallow nourishment
in liquid form mechanically, but not
enough could be administered to main
tain life. Nisbet's relatives say that
about five years ago he injured his head
by falling off load of hay and that since
then he has frequently taken maps of IN
usual length, at one time sleeping thirty
two consecutive hours.
james Elliott, a rich contractor Of
Ashland, was robbed at ST. Paul by
man he supposed was his friend.
The wife of Capt. Will IN Noble, of
Madison, committed suicide by taking
opium while insane FROM sickness.
Leonard Penield, son of farmer
living near Madison, committed suicide
by shooting.
Max G. Bradley, of Madison, brother
in-law of the Hon. George Raymer, Of
that city, because of a misunderst anding
with young lady to whom he was atten-
tive, fred bullet into his brain.
AT Camp Douglas is a military reser-
vation of 600 acres, owned by the State,
and it is now being fitted up, under the
direction of Capt. Philip Reade, q. S.
A., for skirmish and target practice fir
ings. There will be three fixed distance
ranges comprising twenty four targets
admitting of use from 200 to 1000 yards;
also four skirmish ranges admitting the
use of twenty-six detectives in this class
of rife-fring. This total of fifty targets
makes the Wisconsin Rife Range the
largest in the United States.
The first trial for violation of the
much talked Of Bennett law occurred at
Jefferson last week. The case was dis
missed on the ground that the complaint
was defective in several respects. It was
to have been carried to the Supreme
Court in order to decide the constitutions
atty of the law, and much regret is ex-
pressed that this cannot be done.
New Wisconsin patents: FL. c. Arm
strong, D. E, BigeloW. and G.. T.. Osborn,
Ashland, car coupling; j. 4. Field, Ra-
cine, oil or gas stove; J. A. Frenzel,
Wausau, car coupling; J. A. Braham,
Milwaukee, grain harvester; c. Heck
stadt and A. Moe, Eau Claire, dinner
pail; A. E. jacobson, Oshkosh, folding
bed; T. G. Mandt, Stoughton, whifdetree
hook; A. w. McLaren, Jefferson. re-
movable strainer for churn; B. V. Nord-
berg Milwaukee, valve gear; L. Rooney,
GAINESVILLE, check hook; G. Seaver, Tiger
ton veneer driving machine: III. B. TeEt