The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1890-05-15

It's annual meeting at Milwaukee LASS
week. The following officers we're elect
ed for the ensuing year:
Commander-Mat. G. HI. AnsorE Milwaukee,
Senior Vice OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. W. II Up
ham, Marsh6eld.
Junior Vice Com nander-Capt. G. E Sualssr-
land Milwaukee,
Recorder-Capt A. Ross Houston, bIflBRuksR2
Registrar General-G. p Chapman, Madison
Treas urer-CaptI Ed Ferguson, Mifwaukse.
Chaucellor-A. s. Ludlow, Waukesha.
Chaplain-Rev. j. M. Williams, MilwaslC0s.
Council-H. T. Dfegg, George Atkinson w. Ms-
Layton, f: 81. Magdeburg and A. h HOliistRr.
The following Wisconsin pensions
have been granted:
Original Invalid John Pfnkerton West Sa~
fem ; Thomas J. Malone, Milwaukee; JeEferSo2
Shumate,. Rockton; Thomas P. RnsselA, Oah-
kosh; John SolwAy, Sturgeon Bay; Peter b
Lippolt, Potosi; Carl WohlTtz MilwaglkeeS
Jacob Obermyec, Milwaukee; Niefs p. Stonl2ls3..
La Crosse; Xavier Dietrich, Letoy Calvin Psr--
ker, Waupaca George Oscain, PEainfieRd, Ar
thony Logan, Amigo Peter Cullen, MedfoadS
John o. Thompson, Chippewa Fails; Christians
dale; Luther BodeIi, Junction City; David w
E. Plaster, alias Edward w. Plaster, Cascade
John Kaefer, Monroe; Hiram c. Wood Plain
field Charles c. Gardner, Milwaukee.
Increase-BeniaInin N. Barnard, Omro /; Lewis
Guest, Ellsworth John w. lockwood, Laneas-
Graves. Leo1a; VIM. Moore. Bloomington
Jerry Martin, Hi9ton John Stumpe, Stevens
Point; John w Crenshaw, National Military
Home; Henry How, Oneida; Albert p BnlSeEs,
Beaver Dam; Alvey P. Howard, OmrOS FeTSaS-
nand Tasto, LACROSSE
Reissue. CauffmRn, Mount Hope , w. BGznys
CassviIle; Leonard Johnson, Kendall.
Reissue and Increase-Hiram Drake, Centre
vile; Timothy Mcintyre, Kenosha George Ae5
Sinclair, BaraboO
Restoration ottlieb Triebsees, National BEiBI
itary Home Robert Read, Royalton.
Restoration and Increase-DRyid SfrRtsDDs
townsville
Original Widows, Etc-Minors OF VIVA He
Cleery, Madison; Maria, widow of john QuncG1-
enbush, Pine Hill Rosa, widow of Chris eofshE<
Lyons, New Rome Frances, mother az Tnom&S
Blatchford, OGRnah
Milwaukee special: There 10 1issRB
doubt that Secretary of State Timme IS
quietly working to secure the Republic AXE
nomination for Governor. MilwRnkeS
men have receiv ed marked copies of pa
pers containing items which GOnp2D
Timme's name with the GovernorsRsEp.
and 1t is probable that the bureau rs MI
WORK elsewhere.
e. B. Sanders, Register of She Un7tedG
States Land Office at Wausau, has I'D
ceived letter threatening the lives C&
himself and the receiver, August Kick
lusch. The letter was mailed az Rhins~
lander, and is signed "Brutus> Chief DG
the White Capsr The letter stREes ilask
the white caps have been informed thsa&
these officials are in league with Certain.
parties to keep poor men cat OF &heIT
legal right to make homestead entries Dn,
certain pieces of water reserve land, and
that, with their knowledge, papers hay@
already been made out to be de GaaTs3
taken as soon as the Office is open to Rs.
ceive filings. I'VE hereby warn yOu, tnB
letter continues, and your clerks that iE
we catch you at any crooked work ia Shi@
matter of which we have spoken yo1as"
lives will pay the forfeit. We 1nena
business"
The position of Secretary OF the
Wisconsin Humane Society has BEEN
rendered to Newton Woodruff, Of CHI
cago, who has long been identified wisRa
the society work in Illinois, and il nn edl--
itor of the Humane Journal He wal2
succeed Miss Annie Tyner, Who VIII en-
gage in the work of organizing the society
in alt Lake City.
James Tourtelotte, Clerk of Shayan@
County, and Joseph Gautier, hRlf-bTee3
Indian. have been found guilAy i'm Hh@
United States Court at M1lw Rnkes Oaf
conspiring to defraud the Governments by
securing So, 500 on back-pension claim
allowed to a wo man who died before Aha.
claim was considered.
The Executive Committee OF 4Iss
Wisconsin Press Association, consisting
of B. j. Price Of Hudson, f. w CoCn OF
Edgerton, M. P. Rindlaub of Plafser5llep
0. j. Munson Of Viroqua, David Becker
Of Green Bay, NJ. H. Barnuna OF " nRsaE,
and J. A. Watro us of Milwaukee, met M
Milwaukee the other day, and 1ecid@I.
upon the summer trip for the association
On July % tn association VIII go a@'
West Superior by way of the OznaRsR
road, where me mbers will for Two days;
be the guests of the new City. On aaaea
25th they will leave for Yellowstone PaKk
by way Of the Northern Pacific rOuss-
The trip from Superior to YellDwstBzaas
Park and back to ST. Paul will aasls nIRsHs,
days. Inc co1nmltteS appointed uS3s~
gates from the Wisconsin Association ags
the annual meeting of the National K3dE-
torial Association to be held IN BDsi On
on June q. The delegates arec b y
Price Of Hudson, F. w. Coon OF Edgeg-
ton. N. P. Rindlaub of Platteyille, e. c.
Stark of Berlin, Horace Rublee Of Mia
waukee, George w. Peck of Mllw anlzee.
E. Decker of @ reen Bay, E. D. Gee of
Whitewater, o. G. Munson of yToqaa,
E. A. Charnon Of Brodhead Ellis Ushar
Of Lacrosse, and ]. E. Heg OF Lake.
Geneva,
Prof G. F. Linfeld, for seven years,
principal Of Wayland Academy, died lase
week, after an illness of four months
1t is thought his zeal on behalf Of aha
academy Frustrated him. He was a Sire--
less worker, and during his connection