Kenosha tribune & telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1856-1859, 1859-05-12
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OLE BULL PooR-Ole Bull is in Norway
He lost his entire fortune while in this country.
One hundred and fourteen Pixies Peakers
lett Chicago on Thursday, via the Burlington
road.
cE@ A London publisher gives Thackeray up.
wards of S22 900 for two years work
But bonner pays Dickens 5000 for barely
eight weeks work.
Three black men were ordained in Whining,
ton, Del, on the 18th, to the work of mission.
in Africa.
Gen. Sam Houston is a candidate for Govern
or OF Texas against Governor RunneIs the can
didats OF the convention Democrats.
Professor Finney, the American revivalist, is
preaching daily to crowded audiences in London
near Rev. Mr.. Surgeons tabernacle.
Admiral Hamelu has decided that the six-bar.
relied revolver shall in future be used as board
ing weapon in the French Navy.
By recent law of Iowa, paper maturing on
Sunday, or holiday, in that State, is due and
payable On the succeeding day.
A MINNESOTA RAILRoAD.-The Hokaba
Chief, in Minnesota, says that the first twenty
miles of Root River Valley R. T., will soon be
ready for ties and iron.
The Steamship Vanderbilt, which left New
York on Saturday, took out three horses for the
Emperor Napolean, from jerome Napolean Be-
naparte Of Baltimore.
IHE LARGEST FEE ON RECoRD.-TAe Med
icGt Times says " Scanzoni of Wurzburo a.
tended the Empress of Russia in her last co1fne.
ment, and received for his services $4,000.
Among the California items is one 70 tho
effect that Convention of the Pacific States is
70 DC called to consider the question of the Pa
cifc Railroad.
LIFE THoUGHTs.-Ths publisher of this
book announce sale of 40, 900 copies, already
win demand undated In England the sales
amount to nearly 10000 copies.
The New York Times announces q general
rush to the sailing and steam packets for Europe.
Ihey all go full of passengers, and berths are
taken, in some cases. weeks in advance of the
days of departure.
A Florence correspondent of the Courier
says Hon. Charles Sumner is here, absorbed
IN art, but looking worse than had expected
lie is obliged to lie in bed until noon to rest
his spine' which still troubles him greatly.
Official dispatches received at the British Le
CATION at Washington represent war in Europe
as inevitable. England will avoid any partici,
patton until required to Interfere to preserve
the balance of power on the Continent
MoRMoNs ABANDONING THEIR CHURCH. 1T
is reported that Mr.. Kimball, elder son of Heber
=; ana Joseph Young, son of Brigham, have a.
P ostatised, and are about leaving for the States
with their first wives, leaving their spiiituals"
oehlnd. At least five thousand apoState Nor
mons will leave Utah for California early in the
spring.
1t appears that Captain Ford who was re.
tIxy ia Il
on the borders of Texas, lost forty men,
who were msssacred in cold blood Only Cap.
tain T. and four of his men escaped, after a des-
perate hand to hand fight. Two nephews OF
General Dureson were among the slain. The
affair has created an intense excitement in Tex
as.
| CHEERING INDICATIONS AS TO FRUIT AND
THE CROPS IN MICHIGAN From present ind
cations, we feel justified in believing that the
wheat crop OF Kent county, says the Grand Ra p
ids (Mich.) Enquirer, will be greater than eve,
befora-while the average yield per acre will
scarcely tall beyond the most favorable years
Hay will also be plentiful next autumn, unless
no rain at all falls in May. AS for fruit it seems
to be generally conceded that all indication.
point to an immense supply of this article
particularly Of apples.
BUILDING IN MADIsoN.-Notwith
standing the cry of hard times, there i,
a large amount of building going on il
this city.
gB- 1t is reported that after the ad
Iiournment of the last Congress, speaker
Orr said ''In nay opinion the Opposi
ton viii organize the next House O
Representatives and if they select {
conservative, national candidate, viii
also elect the next President"
MAPLE SUGAR.-The Green Bay I'D
vocote says.-For many years there has
not been as much maple sugar manufac
cured in this county as the present sea
SOP. The weather could not have beer
more favorable, and the trees have
yielded well.
The Mansion Star Wis says maple
sugarhas been extensively manufactured
abou there this spring, and the syrup il
plenty at and shillings a gallon.
SUGAR.-7o,0o0 pounds of maple su
gar have been made by the farmers O
Ashippan, Jefferson Co., Wis, thii
spring.