The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1891-07-09
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Walworth. ....... l36 44OS2 6lOS
Waukesha.. .......... 6 5000 SOC
WinnebagO.. ......... 8 1900 SAG
Other counties ...... 10 5735 965
JOHN WAGNER WINS hotel at Racine,
and John Jefferson was his night clerk.
Wagner accused Jefferson of stealing
money, and the clerk broke the hotel~
keepers jaw in two places.
PAUL ECKHARDI, a Racine cigar,
maker, 81 years of age, disappeared the
other day, and hip body was found in
the river.
FIvE-YEAR-oLD GRACE BATKE, of
Pickett, has a pd ball in her body
and will die. She and her little brother
were Quarreling for the possession OF
their fathers revolver.
FARMER GIEsE, of West Bend, got two
neighbOrS to help him whip his 16-year~
old boy. The boy came into court in q
shocking condition, and had all three
arrested.
New pOstmasters: Geo. Krug, at Calu-
met Harbor, Fond Idu Lac County, vice
G. Reichert, resigned; H. j. Sparks, at
Rainbow, Oneida County, vice H. Lep-
pa, resigned.
MAUDE RUGGLEB, the Oshkosh girl
who ran away with Eugene Robbins and
was married at W1nnecone, will go with
Chicago theatrlca company to do
soubrette parts.
PAUL RENO, the Rhineiander man who
was arrested on a. charge of setting in
cendiary fires, was discharged at the
preliminary examination.
THE following pensions have been
granted to WiscOnB sin people: Original
Jacob Meiland, Frederick A. Miller,
Francis w. Wilson, Matthew .M Gum
sons, Charles Du&ray, John Newman,
Spencer G. Fish, lsadore Rice, John
Rim, Edward Sendlaub, Johann Scheer,
John Bifenbergh, VIM. H. Smart, Moses
Gonego, Alex job nson, Martin Kruse,
Frederick D9rmef, Friedrich Rollen-
hagen, August C. Kokerisch, Matthias
Korp, William Ho Wlett, Andreas Hun
KEEL, William Henry, Charles E. Syckles,
Byron Terrell, William S. Edel. Increase
Louis DefOe, T. l. thrOpe, James Alex
ander, Charles Heckett, Henry c.
jackson, Alexander Cross. Schuyler
Gardiner. Reissue Horace James Orig
inal-Bernard Belschamper, John Smith,
John FL. Ward, Perry Sweet, Charles
Schooling, Albert Heltege John Scheck-
Ter, August Muit4 John M. Bliss, JAS
Corcorane, Geo w. Billings, James
Biyen, James MOfehouse, John Collins,
Jacob WOllstOnhdm, William Henry
Jacques, Fred G. Busch, Horace M.
DrbbIe, John BoF ngeser, Edward Fl.
Randall, Horace Wood, Joseph Stuart.
Increase-George w. Bib, George John
son, deceased. Rel Bsue-Edward E. Emo.
Original-ThereSa |BeedOn.
MRS. FRAZELL obtained an award OF
$4,000 against the Omaha Railway Com
pany. In the wi inter- of 1885 she was
elected from ira ain at or near Badger
Mills, for the rea son that she had by
mistake taken the Omaha instead of she
Central train, by which she expected to
reach Boyd, the nearest point to her
home.
DURING one night 5, 322 cases of straw
berries were shipped from Racine.
THE Eau Claire linen mill will be run.
ming within few weeks.
ABOUT 100 pior eer3 took Part in the
reunion at Aug ustb b.
TIE Appleton Rod and Gun Club has
been reOrganiZed.
PETTY burglarifs are Of frequent oc.
currence at LaCroFse.
ANOTHER land case from Ashland
County was decided in the United States
Court at Madison The case was Nc
Dougal VS. Spen GER. Spencer repre-
sented the WiscOh sin Central Railroad
Company. This fOa1 gave a deed to
Spencer, who fail ed to occupy the land
McDougal in the meantime got a patent
from the Interior Department and set
tied upon the lanf. Judge Bum decid-
ed that McDOugal had a good title to
the land.
RACINE police are looking for Ida and
Ollie Olson, Is and Is years old, who are
supposed to have gone astray.
E. R. FRANKLIN died at Eland Shav
wano County, from an overdose Of pens
nyroyal oil that he had taken for a
cold.
MRS c. FALLoN, aged 70 years. res
ident of Appleton for tn rtY years, was
instantly killed by Milwaukee, Lake
Shore and Western passenger train.
The brakeman says that Mrs Fallon
threw herself in front Of the engine.
Her friends Think she must have
stumbled and ia len from the gravel
bank on the side of the track on which
she was walking.
MICHAEL SCAN Lon and Jack Welch,
tiIl-tappers who were sloughed at
Waverly Beach, gP to jail in default OF
$500
THE Model Clothing Store, at Csh~
koSh. was closed bn attachments by the
Merchants Exchange Bank and Mil
waukee National Bank.
MRS MAINE HILL, the woman sup
posed to be afflicted with leprosy, died
at her home, in Buffalo County, at the
age of 81.
PETER HANsON1s horse ran away, at
Oshkosh, and Hanson was thrown out
on his head. His condition is serious.