Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1853-09-09
Wisconsin News Items.

bruce near the NLldge OF YAK OTOFe. WHICH
resemble very much the far-famed Milwaukee
brick, and We think are fully equal to them
both in hardness and in the beauty Of their
color We understand Mr. B., intends ano-
ther year to enter into the business of their
manufacture on a larger scale, end viii be able
TO supply all who may favor him with call.
s.as-.. Dodge Go. Gazette
I. o. 0. IA lodge of this order was or
gained at the village of Monroe, in Green co.
on the 9th Of August. n. L. Castor, of De
levan, presiding g. NJ.
A Tanning Mill mandatory has been es-
tablshed at Appleton, Outagame county.
The agent in charge of Racine harbor ha,
seived authority from the Typographical
Ireau at Washington, to put the Harbcr
,ers at that place in thorough repair.
GRANT Co. TEMPERANCE CONVENTION
The friends of Temperance of Grant Co. hold
a convention at Plattville, or the 9th OF Sep
tember, to devise measures for concert Of
action relative to the Prohibitory Liquor Law
EE"A meeting was held at Janesville on
Monday evening last to take the initial steps
toward establishing manufactu. ing company
inthat city.
PRoPELLER SEzED.--The L. $. Collector Of
Milwaukee seized the Propeller Wisconsin, at
Milwaukee, Thursday, foryiolaion ofthe reve-
nue. laws, in landing at that port lot Of rail
road iron taken at Prescott, Canada, without
reporting the same at the Collectors office
The Sentinel states that two other cargoes
had been landed under similar circumstances,
previously.
WALwoRTn Co. FAIR ASD CATTLE-Suow.
The Walworth Co Agricultural Society
holds its annual Fair and Cattle Show Mt
Deleyan, Oh the 22d and 23d of September
FIGHr FOR DEAD BoDY.-A German
living on Main st. died on Thursday and WAS
buried on Saturday. Some Of his German
friends determined to bury him according to
their own notions, and proceeded to his house
on Saturday morning, where they found
Catholic clergyman and a constable who had
"replevined" the body. The Germans there
upon rallied in large numbers, secured the
body and carried it to the grave
MirGukee Aers.
DAHLIAs.-M. C. WAITE, Esq, has pre-
scented US with tweuty-four different varieties
of this beautiful flower. lie has in his oar
den every variety known, and he is sanguine
in the belief that he viii vet produce the blue
dahlia. Mr. ". has spared no pains in ma
king his flower garden what it is, the hand
soonest in this section Of the country. He
takes pride in not only showing and explain
ing the character of each flower, but in being
liberal with them.-Sa4A, TO- Standard
MINERAL PoINr-The Tribune states
that fifty dwelling houses have been erected
in that village during the present season, and
that the demand for good teuements is us
great rs ever.
LUxURrANr GEowTu Of Frut-The JEFF
ferson Co. Jetiersonan, Of the Hrst instant
notices bunch Of apples, tifty-one in mum
Der, all growing on a stalk, about fifteen inch
es long, from tree in that village.
Drinks have advanced The saloon keep
ers have struck for dime Il puil.'-.UH.
us.
ProEfc.-Mrs Ross of the town of Lake,
gave birth on Monday last, to three fine boys.
All doing well.--NH U&.
Eg"A singular phenomenon was seen in
the heavens last night between and 10 o.
clock, by the inhabitants Of this village. 1t
was like the tail of an enOrmOus comet, whose
nucleus would appear TO our view lin Propor-
ton to the length of Its tall as large again
rs the sun; emanating from behind cloud
in the L. by 5. point of the compass, and ex-
tending in the opposite direction, across
about one-third of the visible hemisphere. Its
appearance was steady for about 20 minutes
when it bugun TO vanish.
This was certainly the most wonderful
sight of the kind, that our eyes ever scen.-
Mad Democrat.
FLOODED SrocK FROM TIE EAsT,-A gen
tleman named WHITE, of W"ukc>ha County,
arrived on the Ladg Eigin on Saturday eve
ming, with two splendid bred Durham and
Devon Bulls; also one Bull Gait, fall bred
Devon, Merno Buck, and some Of the hand
soonest pigs e bears and sow~, , months
old,) we have ever seen in the Western coun-
try. The owner Of the cattle also brought
some Shanghae fowls; one of the roosters
being full as large as a turkey. The whole
We're conveyed, yesterday afternoon, on the
cars, to Jenknsyile, in Waukesha county,
preparatory 10 llcf exhibition dt w aNkcSna
and Milwaukee Co. Fair. One of the bulls
drew a prize at the last S,a.e Fair.-.MI
Sentinel.
REcEiPrs.-The total receipts of the NJ.
d NJ. railroad, for the month of August lust
expired, were S18,254,7l. Th" receipts Of
the corresponding month of It,t year, were
$5,6lS,22. The earnings OF the road for
July last were I6,l54,S5.
E-fyTho Joupcymen Taloys are still on
a strike. 4 large band of them were march
ing about the streets Yesterday afternoon pre-
ceedcl by flying banners and mu~ic.-Their
employers are ready to Increase their WAGES
from p to so per cent tor certain kinds of
work, but are not willing 10 fully comply
with their demand NH Demo.
MINIATURES Back ia Ne,c lorE.-The
Sentinel learns that the Trustees Of the New
York Deaf and Dumb Asylum contemplate
the rebuilding of their edili,e of Milwaukee
brick. They will neel 100000 or 100000.
EyAbout forty conyicts are now in pri<-