Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1854-09-01
"wednesday, August so. 1884
CO We find the following jubilant
article in the Ogdensburg, IN. Y. Re-


article in the 0gdensburg, IN. " Re-
publican;
Kenosha, Wisconsin,, Forever
Mr.. WILlIl,I H. MARSHALL, who has
just returned from the West, yesterday
morning presented us with six mammo tn
Pie-Plant Stalks, raised by Mr.. B. p. Ca
HooN of kenosha, Wisconsin which eclip-
SEES every thing in this line ever reported
i'm this section of country. Tile stalks are
the third growth from two-yearold roots.
While We thank Mr.. Marshallfor so choice
present half our enjoyment viii be lost
if our Reighbors do not cali and look at
them. Where is farmer WHITE of lis
bon, who raises such choice Radishes
Bcets. Carrots. Corn, Cabbages. Onions
&c? Come and see the wonder. They
will be kept on exhibition at the Repub-
liean Office for a few days. To show
that the farmer who raises such things
is not unknown to fame in his calling,
we copy the following from the DAILY
TELEGRAPH, published at Kenosha ofJuly
18th.
Then follows an article with which our
readers are familiar.
E1. A terrible fire is raging in the
woods in Ohio, in the ncighboihood Of
Cleveland. It is said the soil is burning
to the depth of one and a half feet. SIEVE
raj barns in the vicinity of the woods
have been consumed. and apprehensions
are entertained that the town Of Hudson
will be destroyed. There had been no
rain in that ncighborhood for a month
past.
The \. Y Tribune estimates the
loss to New York State this year from
failure of crops, at equal to the whole
cost of the Mexican War; and thinks
notwithstanding the bounteous harvcsts
in some of the Western States. the sup
pIy of breadstuf's will be deficient. 1t
thinks breadstuifs Will be higher than
they have yet been.
E..s-- The Judicial strife in the Mil
die District is growing decidedly warm.
Already one Candidate has been accused
Of offences and crimes which ought to
consign him, if true, to the penitentiary
for life and the other is threatened with
exposures equally heinous. \ happy
state of affairs
LANSING BoNNELL, in the DiitgcGUhee
Sentinel, says that all Of Herring's Safes
have stood the test Of the late destructive
fire at Milwaukee, and offers a reward of
one thousand dollars to any person who
will find paper damaged, which was
contained in one of those Safes.
E~a There is but one term of com
parison which viii express the present
Caloricifed condition of the weather. and
that must be imagined, for it is not prop
er to be expressed.
/ COMMANDER IIoLLTNs has been arres-
ted in a civil suit at New York. for pro
perty destroyed at GFeytown. lie has
been held to bail in the sum of $4,000.
81 There has been a rumor preva-
lent that Jordan's Stormy Bank had fail
cd. We are happy to perceive by late
Spiritual Telegraph" that it is a mis-
take.
E A brother of Jenny Lind is one
of the crew on board the Sloop of Wal
Cyane, and was engaged in the destruc-
ton of Grcytown.
e. Some of the Eastern papers say
Gen. Dodge is named as candidate foi
the Presidency.
\ man was arrested in Milwau-
kce for stealing at the fire in that city,
He escaped, and went straight-way and
hanged himself.
Ess Mr.. Button, the proprietor Of
the late L. s. Hotel, Milwaukee, has
leased and opened the City Hotel Of that
City. ..
ALEXANDER MITCHELL has presented
the Milwaukee Fire Department with
$500.
New Counterfeits.