Kenosha tribune & telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1856-1859, 1858-08-05
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EH Charles Schantz, pauper in the
poor house of Franklin County, Ohio,
has fallen heir to 100000. e 80
GE- Christy's Minstrels are giving
morning exhibitions in st. James Hall.
London, to very fashionable audiences.
GB The new line of steamships to
Galway, Ireland, recently started, will
shorten the sea voyage across the At
lantic some "a hours. - s.
.B The number of immigrants ar
rived at New York the present year up
to July 81 was 4o,561; during the same
period last year the arrivals were 1917.
sa There are now in the United
States 3 hundred and twenty-four col
leges and universities, with an agpre.
gate number nun Of students of fourteen
| thousand. '--0o 9@1l
Er The Atlantic Telegraph cable
cost fIOo per mile. Some 500 miles of
it have been lost, which involves the
loss OF quarter of a million dollars to
the Company. -
aW According to the Wilmington
republican Mr.. j. B. Roberts, the
American tragedian, met with the most
brilliant success in England, having
made during his theatrical campaign a.
bout $40, 200.
sW The N. Y. Herald still insists
upon it vigorously, Simon Cameron
OF pennsylvania, is the only man who
can sufficiently unite all the; elements of
opposition to the administration to its
defeat in 1860. 4 '''' '-'''1'''7' pa -
V3 A company is engaged in min
ing tor gold in Vermont in the bed of q
mountain brook, in the town of Wor.
chester, nearly nine miles from the cap.
ltal.d The brook has been leased five
years, It is said to paysdl 10 3n9aasq4
DEED OF Trust. There is a deed Of
trust recorded in the Registers office ia
this County, from the La Crosse r. r.
Go. to VIM. Barnes, of Albany, N. Y,
to the amount of 100000. 1t is due
by mstallments, and runs to the wear
1880.-L0C Crosse Republican, i7i'A' 'i'4
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BRECKENRIDGE ON THE STUSfP.--There
was a grand Democratic barbecue. at
Florence, KY, the other day, at which
Vice President Breckenridge made
speech, in which he distinctly placed
himself on record in favor of the whole
course of the Administration, in regard
to the Lecompton Constitution.
A DESCENDANT BOTH OF WASHING
ToNAND BoNAPARTE.-The Washingtons
and Bonapartes are united in the person
OF Madame Murat, vice regent of the
Mount Vernon Association for Florida.
She is the grandniece of Washington
through the Lewises. By her marriage
with Achille Murat she became the
niece-in-law of Napoleon the First.
az The falling off of Immigration to
this country from abroad is beginning
in New; York to be felt in the depart,
ment of labor and particularly in the
department OF household service. Fee
male domestics are beginning to be
scarce, and instead of being hired as
formerly are employing their own mis-
tresses themselves, and at their. own
rates.
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Eg- A remarkable phenomenon was
developed last week, on the farm of
Hon. John q. Davis near Montezuma,
Ind. Two large springs have burst
forth from the earth where there was no
appearance OF the kind before, and they
continue to throw off such volumes of
water that large fields in the neighbor-
hood have been covered with standing
pools and bonds. ~ Ilafo
LIFE PRESERvERs.-Cork mattresses
are being introduced into the British
navy, being intended to serve the pur-
pose of sleeping and floating. On board
they are beds; in case of disaster they
will be used as life-preservers in the wa
ter. We think it would be agood plan
to introduce them into our lake craft
This might be the means Of saving many
lives annually. o.ayD ta6ssla
GT There is now on exhibition at the
Buckingham Palace, London, a nugget
taken from the Australian mines, which
is represented as solid mass of virgin
gold, two feet four inches long, ten inch
es broad and from one to two inches
thick, weighing no less than 1743 oun-
ces, and valued at $40, 900. Compared
with this all nuggets ever found before
sink into insigniticance. ~ d5
The State of Chihuahua, Mexico,
has granted to two Americans, McMan-
us and Potts, the right to construct a
rail road across that State. The Texan
newspapers think that as soon as po-
litical calm comes over that country,
this road, which will be the great thor
oughfare through to the Pacific, and the
great outlet of some of the most veal
thy mines of gold, silver, iron and lead
in the world, will be built. At present
there is no safety there for life Or prop
erty.
aSy Two literary ladies were lately