Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1850-05-31

is abont ten times as much paid here for nsu-
rance as there is lost Eight per csnt is all that
is asked for insurance on the building we occu-
Ply! Verify these insurance companies are get
ting to be legalized highway robbers. We know
Of no way in which fortune can be made 50
quick az it could be in an insurance business
We expect the Globe Fire and Marine Insurance
will turn up soon. 1t is a pity that the chief
commissioner appointed by the Legislature to re-
ceive subscriptions, had occasion to leave town
when he did C.
W Signor BLITz, the Magician King aid
Prince of Ventriloquists will be here next We'd
nesday, with his class of wonderfully trained Ca
nary Birds. There is fun in store for somebody
or else the Chicago Boys have been laughing
for nothing" He will be at the Durkee House.
See advertisement. c.
III Flour and all other eatables will be ANA
zngly in demand in this region, soon. The
heavens have been as brass for six long weeks
the cisterns are empty, and the wells going dry.
Where is Prof. Espy! c.
Another Fire in Chicago.-On Monday eve
ming last fire broke out in the barn belonging
to the City Hotel. 1t was subdued after about
$4,000 Of property were burned.
That Soda Fountain, is playing at Sawyers,
and there is no use now in frettng about the
heat You can cool off in jffy by just telling
Nat or Baker, who are always polite and always
on hand, what Kind of syrup out OF half dozen
you will have; and if youare perpIexed with the
variety, why there is the Doctor who will tell
by the look of your eye, the very kind of broth
you need We have ried it and we know it is
well got up, and then every thing about, is so
neat, tasty, and cool-well, it is no use trying
to describe it; the fun of the thing is in trying
the drink. C.
rJ'The Milwaukee daily papers are generally
valuable newspapers, and we like to receive them
regularly; hence, when the Milwaukee Post
Master fails to send the Kenosha mail, as he did
on Wednesday, and has before, we are disappoint
ed.
DConfucius, Hagaii, Agia, and few Other
of the venerable fathers of the sublime secre
order of 1901, are on a visit to our city, where
they have established lodge of the brotherhood
Numbers of our citizens have sought and obtai
ned access to the mysteries of the sublime orgies
AN HONEST MAN.-Jesse Haycock, a Cali
fornia adventurer, who recently returned home
TO Boston, announces in the papers there, tha
he is prepared to pay, in full, with interest, al
outstanding demands against him, and requests
persons to present their claims. Elk.
Mr.. Haycock paid up all claims, to the amount
of 100000 and over, and has left for his small
wants, something like 100000.
Yes, Mr.. HaypiIe is an honest man now bu
when he went away, every body was cursins
him for his rascaty, but now he has come bacl
rich, and paying debts was not inconvenient fo
him, as he had cool 100000 besides; Mr.
Haycock is very honest man. c.
uMR CRUMMEY, of Milwaukee, the agen
Of Reeds Line of Boats, has presented the Del
egates to the Industrial Congress, which meet
in Chicago next week, with free tickets to aut
/ fro.
| Mr. Crummey knows how to consult the in
terest of his principals: he can see that by sur
rendering six pence at one tme he can max
dollar at another. They were lucky in Sc
curing so energetic an agent. G.
u The Industrial Congress meets in Chica
60 on Wednesday of next week. The Radica
Reformers of dozen or more different State,
will be present. c.
Gy The AMERICAN SENTINEL, published q
Boston, is neat, witty, rncy and spirited litera
ry newspaper, edited by Ben P. Poore. w
commend it to those who want such q pape
from the capital of Mass.
I UrAt Meeting of the Land Reformers c
this city, at the office of the Telegraph, the fol
lowing named gentlemen were appointed dele
gates to the Congress to be holden at Chicag
next week: John Noble, Isaac George, w. II
Smith and c. Clement.
Our Book TABLE.-We have received fror
the publishers, Messrs. Fowlers g. Wells, tn
lectures of DIR. Dods, on Electric Psychology.
Whatever might have allied the Dr. when h
was here attempting to lecture upon the subiec
F he was posted when he wrote these lecture.
They will pay one well for their perusal. c.
JENNY L1ND-Now that all the world and 18th
rest of mankind are all sgog to see and hes
the songs Of the Divine Jenny. There is pre-
pared for their taste few pages of the naturs
History of this Northern Bird. 1t can be Of
tanned of King. c.
lIzzY LEIGH--by Cherries Dickens, is shot
story, told with graphic power, in the author
own inimitable way. Whoever can read it an
not feel pity for the tempted-or be made bel
ter themseives--have no characteristics that w
envy. 1t costs but sixpence at Kings.
The book about "knockings" is there ais,
whoever wishes to find out all about these unac
countable manifestations, can do little toward
ii by reading this book. c.
SARTAIN's MAGAZINE for June is received
1t is adorned with its usual variety of engraving.
and is filed with choice reading matter Nj
King is the agent for this city and vicinity. C.
lrB. P. Poore, Esq, the editor of the Amer
iean ndnel is now preparing, and will 500
pnbasa The Life and Times of Napoleon. ~