The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1891-04-16
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death Of Mrs Marshal Kevski. DR..
t2Harringtoneuwhe hasa beepa attending her,
| found her lying dead in pool of blood
on the floor. her clothes and face being
spattered with the sanguinary fluid.
| A COMPARISON of the receipts of the
| Oshkosh and La Crosse postOffices during
/ the past year shows that Oshkosh has
| gained about 5000 more in the amount of
| business done than La Crosse.
NEAR Rice Lake, three of Arthur
Ritchie's children, aged z, 8, and IL
years. were drowned in a small pool of
water at his logging-camp on Birch Lake,
near Rue Lake, by breaking through the
| ice.
PENSIONS have been granted the fob
lowing Wisconsin people, Originai-Pe-
ter Kline, Albert A. Kinsman, Chas. Nc
AlliSter, Frederick Hutich, Vernou
! Mumbrue, Patrick Mullen; Jno. Miller,
| Jr., jeremiah w McCune, William F.
Akin, Aaron T. Moore, Frederick f.
| Hubbell, Thomas ST. John, Lewis O. Jar
Wis, Charles Knuth, Karl Kuechenmeis-
| ter, Nicholas Bowers, SOLOMON G. EnOs,
| Charles Hoehne, Thos, B. belong, Fran
els NJ Garner, Christopher Floss, BENZ.
| I. Cook, Christian Schultz, Edw. G. Fin
ton, w. W. Dickinson. Daniel B. Fisk,
| VIM. Gilbert, David w. Fox, Augustus
A. Hawkins. Increase-William H.
| Frazier, Horace E. Wood, Jacob Zim-
mer1y, e. Evansen, Robert Campbell,
James Short, Jr., f. Bruemner, Christi
| an Slender. David r.: May, w. A. Vim
cent, Burton A, futile, Isaac House
worth, VIM. II. Bush, Jacob Henninger,
Alfred II. Dow, David Davis, Andrew
Conley, VIM. Healy, E. Howard irwin,
| AlOnZO Hate, Uriah Loveland. E. Mar
engo. .Alpheus w. Palmer, VIM Whelan,
| Albert w. Cote, Darius Dodge, Abe A.
| Adair, Morgan Reed Albert Bromer,
| Calvin A. Parker, John w. Rowe. Edgar
| A. Delano, VIM. II. Harris, Thos Mould.
| Original Widows, Etc. -Barbara, widow
| Of Christian Engler; Augusta, widow of
Julius Mantai; Ann, widow Of Hugh Nc
Grady.
AT Ironwood, Ray Kingsley and Lee
Blandon are in jail on a charge of play
| ing the "iniured husband" racket on,
Charles McFadden, of Hurley, and Sc
curing sos.
! ONEIDA COUNTY will hereafter pay a.
| bounty of SIS ferzwolf scalps
GEORGE GILMORE, who is one of tho
| three who stand at the head of the class
| of 81 at the Naval Academy at AnnapO-
lis, is Chippewa Falls boy.
OFFICERS of the Northwestern Teach
ers' Association were elected at Eau
| Claire as follows President, w. j.
| Brier; First Vice President NJ. S. Fraw9
| ly, of Eau Claire; Second Vice President
Miss A. Meff, of West SuperiOr5 Secre-
! tary, Dwight Kinney, of Black River
Fails; Treasurer, H. w. Rood, Of WASH
| burn. j.. .9e,. ,-z-t-
BANKER MATHER waived examination
at hartford rather than suffer all ad-
| journment, and was not held for trial on
the merits of the case.
Willie .MCLAIN, reported to have
hanged himself at MenOminee, de not
| die by his own hand, but from hem.
| orrhage Of the brain, caused from hurt
| ing his head in a, fall from a cattle stall.
A. r. VAN RoEcKER's residence at
La Crosse was buried, with a loss OF
1000 Insurance, $1,000
AUGUST DrEFAHIs an Ashland tailor,
cut his throat with a razor and will die
RECENTLY a, Florence woman gave
birth to boy with full set of teeth,
Mrs. JANE SwARTz, of PIattevilIe,
| cured. Ia grippe with fatal dose OF
"ROugh on Rats" .-.-.-.
GEORGE G. SCOTT, the Neenah man
charged with embezzlement, was held in
$500 BAIL
:. PATRICK BRtNNAN,' aged .1O2 years,
died at his home in Hurley. He had
perfect health and an excellent memory.
He read newspapers without spectacleS,
and had a, remarkably retentiye memory.
He had lived in this country sixty years.
Brinnan leaves 1O4. descendants. He
voted Tuesday, and has record of vot-
ing for the last twenty Presidents since
John @. Adams HE was at one time
the valet of the Duke of Wellington, and
accompanied him from the peninsula
through Portugal to the end of the bat
tie Of Waterloo. '11''I -
; AT Neenah a. row occurred at the Sal-
walton Army barracks, in which officer
Peterson was stabbed in the right arm
by q fellow named Russells whom he was
endeayoring to arrest.
THE following patents have been grant
ed to Visions sin Inventors: N, Butterfield,
Monroe fire escape or chain ladder; r.
BirkholtZ, Milwaukee, desiccating appa-
lratus; 4G. Gibbs Milwaukee, electric
lighting SYSTEM J., Hansen, Delavan,
vat and churn; a. Hunter, Milwaukee,
dust collector; < r.. Kuehne,9 Milwaukee,
saw table gauge; A.. Lobdell, Racine, at.
tachment for 'brid1e bits: r. McAlpine,
Marinette, calender robE}leader; M. San
soucy, Kenosha, <Winker attachment; j.
Watson, Marfnette, domestic oven.
y PENSIONS have been granted to the
following; Original George o. Msstin,
john Finnessey, Joseph Tucker, George
III. ,Schafff, Charles W.IEichols, Peter
Sodderberg, John Hanke,, Ernest Boehn-
ing, Dominick McDeVitt,I William Faux
observation-disclosures Robert E. Wash
on, Samuel N. Blackford, James FL.
Dunn, John Plunkett,' Horatio Moon,
George g.. THAR. George Gronk, James !
Joyce, William Smallwood. Anthony
Hammond, j. J:oWitcheap, Joseph w.
oliver, Z. Carl Piper, Valentine Gufin,
Edwin ScoYille, George Croft, Robert
Mueller Henry Muskat, George B. Kipp,
Henry Dassown Henry Nichols, William
Proudfoot navy, Patrick Smith, Ed
ward Hfnckley. Additional-Jason Will
cox. Original Widows. Etc.-Magda-
lena, widow Of George F. Benson; Kath-
arina, widow of MathiasFetzer; Hulda
E., widow. Of Daniel A. Wilcox; Caty A.
mother of Alonzo Schermerhorn; Isaac,