The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1891-05-07

1t is said that the incompleted Safe
and Lock Company building will be fin
ished by the contractors, Moss & Arnold,
and the building furnished with power
and leased entire or in sections to manu-
facturers. -Loke County Patriot
Adam Metten sat down in a north
side saloon Monday with fellow in sol
der clothes and who represented himself
as belonging to the Soldiers Home in
Milwaukee. After the fellow had left
and was inquiring the way to Racine Met
ten missed his watch and chain. He
started after him, but it is not yet known
that he overlook the fellow or recovered
his watch.
Thursday last Thomas Smith. brake
man on the Chicago & North Western
Ry., while on duty, struck a bridge I'M
der which the train was passing and was
almost instantly killed The remains
were brought here on Thursday afternoon
for burial and the funeral occurred on
Saturday and was very largely attended.
The sad affair happened above Milwau-
kee, between New Cole and Kewaunee.
Governor Peck appointed Circuit
Judge John B. WinsIow, of Racine, as
Associate Justice Of the Supreme Court
to fiji. the vacancy caused by the death Of
Justice Taylor. Judge WinsloW's APP
pU.ntment meets with the hearty approx
al of this district and very large part
of the State. His successor as Judge of
this circuit is likely to be Mr. j. e.
Dodge, Of Racine, SO the dispatches say.
Mr. Dodge is Democrat and the district
is strongly Republican, but the judicial
selection ought to be thoroughly non
partisan.
The W. r. G. is thinking Of taking
up the subject Of Fourth Of July cele-
bration and getting Mrs Williams to de
liver the grafton Of the day. That is
right, ladies, we have to depend on you
for very much that is highest and nobIest
in life. Next to love of home and mother
is love of country, and it is fitting that
the youth should receive lessons in patri-
otism from your lips and actions. But
don't make the celebration a One-sided
one. Have lady orator if you like but
have a gentleman too. It won't do any
harm to make it as large and complete as
you possibly can.
james BOwe, an employee at Brass
Vile had hard time Of it last Monday
He met with an accident during a drunk
en- spree and claimed that he had been cut
with beer glass in a saloon at Brassville
The facts as given to us By the saloon
keeper are that he went into the saloon
drunk and because the bartender would
not give him more liquor he began calling
him vile names, which resulted in his be-
ing thrown out of the place He reeled
as he left the door and in falling struck
his head upon the sharp edge of a beer
key which gave him an ugly wound,
which he finally consented to have
dressed by DR.. Meers.
Decoration Day will be suitably OBJ
served in Kenosha this year. The graves
Of the soldiers viii De decorated in the
morning, and in the afternoon the Fred
s. Lowell Post, G. A. R., will present q
flag to the High School to float over the
new building. That is a good idea and
very proper. The flag Of the Union
should wave over every school house in
the land, not only public, but private and
parochial The children in paroch;al
schools need the inspiration and stimulus
Of these lessons in patriotism more than
those in the public schools. Would the
churches that support parochial schools
be willing to float the stars and stripes
over their school buildings If 50, we
think means can be found to furnish the
flags
THE TElEGRAPH-CoURTER has
the luck to get into difficulty with
two Mayors on the subject of
the Sunday law. II
qujres that the ss'0
Sunday, not
day, q
hav