The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1895-06-27
MISCELLANY OUS.

Natural gas has been struck at Hey
worth, near Bloomington Ill.
Samuel Gompers rid1cules the story
that he will be candidate for president
on the Populist ticket.
Over 10000 people attended the Beat
rice, Neb., Chautauqua, Sunday, to hear
DR.. Talmage, who preached both morn
ing and evening.
New York Central Railroad employees
at Paughkeepsie, N. Y, tore up the
tracks of an electric line laid on Central
property.
Government officials visited Newark,
N. j., to test a new system of lighting
railroad and street cars by electricity.
The device consists of two storage bat
teries for each car.
Bishop Bonacum confirms the order OF
Monsignor Satolli dispensing with the
services of Father Fitzgerald of South
Auburn, and Father Murphy, of Tecum-
sch, Neb., for INSTRUMENTATION.
Business men of Norfolk, Va, passed
a resolution favoring the granting a
lease Of the river front to the Southern
railroad.
Anti-Gorman Democrats in Balti-
more have bolted and put UP munich
pal ticket.
O~O-A
brought in Erie, Pa, to compel Select
Councilmen to meet with Common
Council men to choose a new City So
licitor. They refuse because Repub-
Iican would be chosen on joint ballot
to succeed Democrat.
W. w. Doolittle, at Marshalltown, "a,
general merchant, failed for $4,000. AS
sets, $4,000.
T c,&t. IVuQ "
has gone into the hands of a receiver.
Cabe1l and Wyoming counties, w. Va,
Saturday voted 100000 bonds for new
railroad.
Oil is reported from Findlay, Ohio,
advanced two cents for the second time
in a week.
Physicians report Gov. Atkinson, of
Georgia, is holding his own, and are
hopeful of his recovery.
Mrs. d. F. Holman, Of Aurora,
Ind, wife Of the ex-congressman, was
stricken with paralysis and is not ex-
pected to live.
A jury at Tucson, Ariz., in the suit
against the Arizona Star, Gov. Hughes
paper, for $3.50 for libel, awarded 81
damages
Farmers of Frontier and Perkins cOun-
ties held a meeting at Curtis, Neb., and
denounced the stories of destruction
that have been sent east concerning
them.
The Creek Supreme Court of Indian
Territory has decided the recent called
session Council had no power to pass an
act suspending the chief treasurer and
auditor, and these officers are still in
Office.
Col. William Winthrop, Assistant
Judge Advocate General of the army,
will retire in August. His retirement
will promote Lieut.-Col. Thomas Barr
to be Colonel and Maj. George B. Davis
to be Lieutenant-CoIonel.
The convention of the National
League of Republican Clubs at Cleve-
land adjourned without adopting reso-
lutions. The construction of platform
is left to the national convention.
Trade reports for the week are most
encoura ging. Business is in an emf
nently satisfactory condition all over
the country
Wisconsin supreme court decided that
the city council cannot appeal in the
case of Health Commissioner Kemp
ster.
The sixty-seventh commencement of
Kenyon college was held at Gambler, O.
Theirs were ten in the graduating class.
Scott Nesbit, present chief clerk Of the
internal revenue bureau, is to be made
appointment clerk of the treasury de-
partment
The barks Sally and Silicon, returned
to Philadelphia from Greenland, report
the loss there of the Spanish bark Ice
Bear. but bring no tidings of Perry.