Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1850-05-10

TIE MANoRIAL TRIAL.-Ne understand that
this important trial, which has been going on at
Hudson, tor the last two weeks, was brought to
a close on Saturday. The motion for non-sut
made by the defence, was not decided by Judge
Wright lie gave, however an opinion favora-
BE 10 the validity of the patent, upon which both
parties waived the sending of the case to the lurv
andagrocd to argue it before the same Judge. in
Albany, on the 27th of May. Judge Wright is
then 10 take six months TO give docison.-Bub.
RP.
The Prairie Fires says the Fond du Lac Jour
nal, have been very destructive TO property in
dis vicinity lest week. Many farmers have lost
their ienccs-also hay. Mcssrs. Goss & Smith
had near 100 cords of wood burned, and Henry
Bush had about 1000 rails destroyed
Hard Times in Michigan The Detroit Ad-
yer User says: There las never been a time
since 1912, when the want Of money has been
felt worse than at present, in the State of Mich
igan, among the business men"
No license in T4diana.-The question of
'Hcanse' or mo license" to sell intoxicating IL
qUors as a beverage, submitted by vote to the
people Of Indiana at the recent election, was
generally decided against licensing
Cincinnati Gazette.
Small Por in-Cbjcqgo JaH--We under
stand that violent disease, the small pox, has
broken out in the Jail of Cook county, and thai
two prisoners, have been already seized with it,
There are tbtrty-ttree prisoners. at present con-
fined there. [Chcago Dem,
rIcUT.-THos. X. SEYMOUR, the loco
ioco candidate Tor Governor, was elected to that
Office b. the Legislature, and {. I'll. Pond, Lieut..
Goyernar.
Tne New Haven journals contain Gov. Say-
mour inaugural, from winch the following eX-
tracts are taken.
lie ayows himself in favor OF convention 10
amend the constitution OF the State, and calls for
the voice OF the people. The modification of
the usury laws, effected at the last session, is
commended, and further amendment recommen.
dod \ legal rate OF interest is suggested. a
still better reform, the Governor thinks, would
bs the repeal OF the law itself The Governor
is in favor OF the abolition of capital punishment.
and the exemption OF homestead, from execution.
There is 4 factory in Cincinnati which takes
logs in al one door-thc process OF making sta
YES, drying. finishing and putting up commences
and kegs, neatly finished, Iop O at of door
opposite. Ii is a speedy and consistent process,
and very Ingenious. The work OF making these
kegs is ak done by machinery.
The conference OF the Methodist Episcopal
Church South. is now in session at ST. Louis,
Arrangements have been made with the Rcpub-
lican to publish its proceedings in full.
BISHOP kENPER.-Netc Episcopal Chuf cb-
The Kcoknk C1owa) Despatch states that Rev
JACKSON KEMrER, Bishep OF Iowa and Wisconsin
visited tha, town few days since. While there
he ascer;ained that number Of families who had
/ previously been connected with the Episcopal
Church III the places "frcm whence they came"
were DESTROYS Of establishing parish and or
ganizing a church at Keokuk Preliminary steps
were taken, two ehgibly situated lots donated, and
! the tile Of "St Johns Church" fixed upon.
Mi Wis