Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1854-04-28

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and Eleazar Wakely, it is supposed, VIII
be the principal contestants for the regu-
lar nomination. Both of these gentle
men are opposed to the Nebraska bill.
Indeed, we have no idea that the Admin
+! istration will venture to bring out can
didate in this district.
The Venetian remedy for hydrophobia
is vinegar. 1t is said that pint taken
morning. noon. and night, will cure it en-
tirely.
Very likely, if the patient should sur
vive the vinegar. f t4 MI
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! The people of Racine have held
meeting to protest against grant of
land to the Valley Road. If the grant
was for the Racine road we suspect the
protest would not be made. 1t is easy to
be patriotic against propositions calcula-
ted to benefit our neighbors rather than
ourselves.
County Loan.
We observe in the Sheboygan papers a
notice of the Clerk of the Board of that
County, that there will be an election in
the County on the 18th of May, to decide
for or against "County Loan" to aid
the Railroad from Sheboygan to the Mis-
sissippi. This notice was issued upon the
petition of over one hundred free-holders
! from all parts of the County,.
The Chicago Journal says, that all the
iron necessary for the track of the Fox
River Valley Railroad, from Elgin to the
State Line has just been purchased in
New York. by B. W. Raymond, Esq. of
Chicago, President of the Road.
A fire occurred in the Commercial llo-
tel Block. West Randolph street, Chicago,
on Saturday morning last. The Hotel
and number of other buildings were de-
stroyed.
Benjamin F. Angel has been rejected
by the U. S. Senate, as Consul to Homo
lulu. Mr.. Angel is "A distinguished soft
politician of New York State. and his re
lection is no doubt intended as a warning
to all who are doubtful on the Nebraska
bill. ...... ..s.
I'll 4 I,h of | MT
States Senator from Massachusetts,, died
recently.
Mrs. IIulse, of the town of Richmond,
Walworth county committed suicide on
Saturday last, by cutting her throat with
razor. Cause-insanity.
Driving cattle to California is being
entered into extensively in some of the
western states.
1t Col. James d. Graham, OF the [. S.
Typographical corps, relieves Capt. Web
ster Of the superintendent of Harbor
improvements on the lake. The Milwau-
kee Sentinel says, Capt. Webster has re-
signed his commission.
Propeller Bucephalus left Buffalo; pro-
pellers Niagara and Illinois left Detroit :;
and propellers Ohio, Black Hawk, and Fly
ing Cloud left Cleveland, all on the 10Th,
for the upper lakes.
1t is said 1900 persons were prepared
to leave Sweden and Norway on the lSt
of March, for this country.
Mr.. Lane the delegate in Congress from
Oregon has introduced into that body a
bill to enable the people of Oregon to
form a constitution and state government.
The Turks and allies it is calculated will
soon have 100000 efficient men in the
field, at the seat Of war. The Russians
have now that many men in and about
Turkey, and may give the Turks some
trouble before the allies arrive.
The steamer Arabia was due at Halifax
yesterday morning. Important news may
be expected by her.
Twenty acres of land near Chicago.
bought two years ago for S225 per acre,
sold few days since for S1700 per acre.
The Philadelphia Ledger is now
printed on straw paper. It's made white
by being bleached.
( The New York Crystal Palace
will reopen under improved auspices on
the 18th Of May.
L THERE'S a temperance paperdown
in Massachusetts which is delighted to
learn that the Emperor of Russia refuses
to treat, and hopes by the next arrival to
hear that he has come out in favor of the
Maine law. What if England and France
having offered to- treat, should compel him
to re-trea!