Kenosha tribune and telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1855-1855, 1855-06-07

CANADIAN Loyalty TRIED-Our friends across
the Niagara have had heavy draft made upon
their devotion the mother country recently. The
British Ministry have sent dispatch 10 the Pro-
vlnciai Government, politely requesting them TO
hand over one million acres of choice land lying
between the Ottawa River and Lake Huron, TO be
used TO bait Germans to ell list into the Foreign Lee
gian. 1t is proposed give each private SO acres,
each non>compilssioned officer 100 acres, each Of
fcer 900 acres, and 500 acres each to few sups-
rior officers. The Canadians evince purpose to
hang on TO the land, and aid the project Of the Eos
reign Legion with their prayers only Buffalo
Democracy.
CoLD NIGuT.-I'here was a frost, and a pretty
severe one, on Saturday night in The central part
of our State. II was very cold night, aud we
learn from persons W no came down in the Express
train from Buffalo, thai in the vicinity OF Rome
it very severe. What injury the crops have
sustained, we unable to learn, but il has doubts
less proved detrimental Il was cold here, bul
there sufficient wind stirring TO prevent frost
-or rather to prevent the weather from injuring
tender vege tation.- Albany Journal.
ST. CRAIR FLATS The Canadian Parliament
did appropriate 1913 eco towards deepening the
ST. Clair Flats This amount, with sums already
collected, makes the subscription from Canada
amount to $4,000.
At Owensvi'le, Ind, {. few days since, DR.. Nor
gan came TO his death by going to his bed in a state
OF intoxlcation with pipe in his mouth The bed
clothes were set on fire by spark from the pipe,
! and both himself aud the house were consumed
Only his heart and few bones were left.
1t is said there eighty thousand troops under
arms in the island Of Cuba.
physician was asked by stranger. if New
York was healthy. lie replied. - Unusually so;
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disposition for overlooking, from which, ordinarily
we derive most OF our practice
HOME BABITs.-Beer drinking, We are sorry to
say, is getting TO be quite "A custom in Appleton
We have had some experience la the drnkn line
III years gone by, and we never knew it to fail,
that young man who commenced dru king beer
as social habit or cus,cfn, will not be many Years
older before he will want his gin and bltters before
breakfast, his brandy smash before ten clock, and
his whskey dram before dinner, winding up with
Il " regular set down" at night Appleton Gre
scent.
| BETTER THAN BAPTISM "A clerical correspond.
ent OF the Sun, who went to Europe in the stea m
or which bore Horace Greeley writes that he
thinks from a remark he Greeley made" that
Greeley for break fast than for prayers.
and that he hasn't much regard for Evangelical
Christianity. from the fact that, on asking him #
!
but I've been Inocuated, which is Of more import.
ance."
i AN IMPORTANT DEcIsIoN.-The General Land
Office decides that small lakes ponds are not
embraced in the grant by tile swamp land acts o.
lo40 and 1850 Washington Star. t,. Y...-
| PEAcH PROSPECTS ABOUT CIEvELAND'-J.I1 ougli-
ton for many years past residing near Cleveland,
Ohiu, gives poor account OF the peach prospects
in that quarter. lie is largely engaged in peach
growing; bet this year he states that neither him
sell nor any Of his n-ighbors will have the amount
OF bi>keiiul OF peaches Tor sale The trees aft
nearly all killed. but such as retain little vitality
will la II supply any fat.
IA BAp INVESTMENT Tie New York Canal:
are eyiu.!'v doomed, their receipts diminishing
weekly. The deficiency in tlier receipts for The
frs: three weeks OF he last monil, a> comparct
with those forthe same pe.:od last year, is above
| a hunI ed thousand dollars
Parks was hung at Cleveland, jane 1st, at OH.
O'Clock. NJ. lie spoke for hour before his
executions; thanked his fr-ncs-companed Of in
Justice. II,s last words we're die innooont .
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