Kenosha tribune & telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1856-1859, 1857-04-02

44thi lily Ai-Nliii-- wan ~ ~ NAiSE W a
candidate for Mayor.
EISce notices elsewhere for Rapub-
lican ward caucuscs.
TIE BLow.-On Tuesday night isst, a regu-
lar NORTHEASTERN arose waking the lake into per-
feet fury. Several vessels were in sight on Wed.
nesday morning. Early in the morning :the
schooner Onion Of Racine ran safely into the
Hasbor. A little after z, the achooner Harri,t
Ann, of Sheboygan came ashore, in attempting
to run in, just south of the Harbor pier. She
came clear ashore on soft sand, and lies quietly
protected by the HarbOr piers from the break
ers. She will probably be got off without dam
age.
The L. B. Nichols pulled.up her fastening,
and went up the creek to Main ST. bridge. run
ming her bowsprit across the bridge
~ Several alarms OF fires were given on
Wednesday morning during the high wind. &C.
casioned by burning out of chimncys. The fire.
men were out once, but their services were not
put into requisitiOn.
SUICIDE.-W learn that James Will
liams, farmer of Wheatland, commit
ted suicide by cutting his throat, on Mon
day evening last; his body being found
on Tuesday morning, liteess, in the
woods near his house. Mr. Williams,
we arc told, was well-to-do farmer, and
no cause is assigned for the act, except
the effect upon his mind of long
ued sickness in his family.
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NEW CHURCH AND TowN HoUsE-By the
notice inviting proposals for its erection, it will
be seen THAT the First Congregational Society OF
Pleasar; Prairie are going to have a Church
but the present summer. We understand that
il will be built with basement, which will be
used as Town Honse. Here is chance for
some of our architects and builders
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~ The Runais House Opening Bail, came
of on Friday evening last There was not so
large an attendance as was expected, but those
who were so fortunate rs to be present, enjoyed
themselves to the bent of their inclinations-
There was no drawback. The music was excel
lent, the Han brilliant and the guests in good
spnits. In the getting up of the supper, Messrs.
ADAMS Il HOPKINS showed that they are pre-
pared to do anything in that line required We
have heard several remark that they have never
sat down to more excellent supper in kenosha,
but rs we were not present we cannot confirm
the assertion by personal experience.
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GRAND JUVENILE EXHIBITION Party, Of
Sig FIazazars pupijs,we are informed VIII take
place ON Saturday afternoon, April 4,h., at the
Military Hall, the party will be under the entire
control OF Masters aud Misses. And Oh Friday
evening VIII be the last party Of the term o.
Sig. Ilazazars School. Due notice will be Civ
en- il he commences another School
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N''@ '''~ .''''" 'I'7 nom new
raven paper. me MI. N,Vel. from
Chicago, alluded 10, is our iate fellow
citizen. JUDGE NEWELL. who from his
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heh"Sla never Aad Dcttei citizen than
Judge Newell, and while the loss Of him
self and his Gstimable family from on.
S3cict, will be mucb reornttad tbav hoo.
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