The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1867-10-31
the Institute of 1857"

THE Institute of 1857" e ~ 20
During the session of the Institute, tn
following resolutions were adopted
/ (. eHAsreGs The teachers Of this Comfy
so ouid receive the appreciation of.tlIeir pat.
rons, and to receive this, it. is necessary TO
deserve it by an earnest effort to improve.
we need the organizations Of a permanent
ieacherss Institute in the County. There
Res@0ed That the Supervisors of this vr
County be requested to make yearly 40. 81 /
proprlstion Of One Hundred Dollars forrtheabssf
support Of such Institute
RssoFusao9 That to Prof. lyman, ffsor bis bsna
able, earnest and thorough efforts to, ini-o bss
press upon our minds the true principles of
ElocutloD, and for his instructive aud en- arg
ser.alnlpg reeitatonq We tender our hesftiw II
Reso%sd,s That Prof.TAlbeeo merits Ta1doo %
receives the good wishes OF, the Institute.,oo =,
for his pleasant and efficient labors among
us. Owl -4ala 9ngB edf no yll6ItdstHdhs bni
a. lR9ssoglosd, That Hon Jno,, G. McMypp ,,v
Twill please accept the thanks of this Innsti- ~
tute, fof theilsssons Of wisdom sand expert bad
ence given US at this session, and that our
best wishes f%iil ever attend him ona 'd@'"'
ia F1esolSed, That TO Mr.. Graham our most BPS
heartfelt gratitude is due, for, his earnest, -
practical aid 'suceesGhl labors to aid us A''''
and that p, our opiniedI the educational ines 10,
terests Of tho County will be benefited by =.
IBIS eitato to the Office of CO. Stipsfihtenda 1V'i
ent;g aud that sappoint delegate to each bsal
OF the political conventions, to lay before /:
them the wishes Of the Institute IN the mat F9 q
S Rsotds That as experience sn p proves y@'
Hav III
cial to the schools, we would respectfully,dg
recommend Teachers and School Officers,
to contraction that time!s noin Y 1Do 10 Dcpid
=. ResolUed, That to, the, Trustees of the w &
Union Church, for the use of their house,
and to the peoples of Pleasant Prairie, fosN ni
their cordial reception and many kindnesses a. +
to us, we tender our thanks. - 9 lH
bInsregard to Texto Books the following Q Y
was adqptedi .rsw OF grTrpb boiaa1 nosf
WheyeGs,, g, There is at present iG thsozu
schools Of Keposha County, q tolerable uni &.
forlnity, t9HsiI GgJt4L09s1 5tt GOV Aa1
ResolUed. That it is the opinion of the
Committee on text books, that no change ~
should be made further than to- recon- ,gs
mend that Gregory's Chronological Chart
be used in connection with the study of
History. sgel5v nn3iidudsh fo iaIl s 1gTaQ
On the whole, there was an amount Of 81.
work done-of energy manifested-of en- ~.
thusiasrn excited, and Of earnestness i'm
pressed, that will be long felt in the ~
schools Of Kenosha County. o. 59hrsi.E - A1
lem.lsI Miscellaneous Items.
Q Land is offered in Florida at fifty cents
an acre.o -ioa 1aiuU g5 19d aoiiisd41
The taxes of New York City have in-ods d
creased S. 600, 600 the last year.. i. III ,srib q
Some of the CIergymen of New York re-. "a,
ceive So, 600 year for marriage fees. :,
Immigrants bring about $50, 100000 in -.
gold to this country annually as" Una
Wool From the COMMONWEALTH we learn f1i"
that three houses in Riponl have purchased I ss0
and shipped this season 100000 pounds of
wool, aud the editor does not believe anoth-0 S9-
er place in the State can show such figures -
on WOOL -aM JJrH E43IQA0G EOiEO TAB
! An elm tree waa cut down last week in
Geauga county Ohio, which experts proafIAD
nounce seven hundred and ninety two years . AZ
old. The tree weighed sixty thousand lbs,
was over four feet in diameter, and made =
seven thousand feet of inch, boards, clear -
stuff. .affaAh l1l7'''' e@'N L''''-F
Inequality OF California wheat is une-
qualed. During the growth Of the kernel 70 81
no rain, not even a dew, noistens it. IT, ,a
can betransported around the globe with - A''
ont injury In England its use is fast be,is o.
coming d necessity. Mixed, half in. half,
with the damp. turgid wheat Of the British -
Ises it furnishes q bread greatly superior 81
to the heavy unpalatable loaves made Of
purely English grain.
A terrible accident occurred at oHoosich ysi
tunnel on SATURDAY., by which thirteen I gi
men were either killed outright or suffoca- 5.
ted to desth9d The gasoline works at Gne 80 a''
mouth of the shaft exploded and burned,os o.
and falling down the shaft buried the whole
gaug of worlSnehGat the bottom q ''iiA'i'''' .
Z Tho dearest living ia tho world is proba-
oily that which is procured i'll New York. ---2o1q
A comparative statement Of prices in New
York, Philadelphia, PGris, London, Berlin
and other cities in all parts of the world SIS q
shows that New York is the most expen- ~ 81,
sive of all 10 the matter Of food The whole
cause of this social misfortune is said to be 20
that the food itself comes to the consumers
through too many middle men, all Of whom y
must take their per centage.J ysS31t Ie Nh4o
A ladies' billiard room is to be opened inio' p
indianapolis, where ''the best ladies can en-
surroundings of a saleon."l I'd 1870 Bats 40 3u
A young EngIishman of wealth and cul- o.
trlre recently fell in love with a squaw in .ita-
Omaha, Kansas and married her The day
following she got drunk and turned SOM
mersauts in the streets. Johannes Taurus r.
is at q loss to know what to do under the
circumstances abgaEH06t .J t5G4kE-.A u
1t is stated positively that the trial Of H
JEFF Davis will take place at Richmond at
the November term of the United States
District Court. 1t 10 doubtful. however, III
whether Chief Justice Chase will Do able to
preside. Il 5aiu 'H34ipSi tA '9tA '-'
Cattle are guillotined in France in
stead of being stunned and stabbed ,s-e "a
| A CoRREspoNDEET of the NewYork Her eg
aid says tho white population Of Richmond
Virginia, are jubiant over the Democratic
gains in Ohio and, Pennsylvania, ,.oa-r agdii
I AT Cork a gentleman had often taken MS DILL.
little SOD to see the play. Thinking that
the boy was getting old enough to attend ''e
the aervice at church, he took him there n
one Sunday. Patiently enough the child
sat for time; but fancying athat,it was 8sA
time the sr1usements began, he commenced
ella ming his hands and Mortified his father
bv shouting with, all !. his might at the Jl
ton of his tiny shrill voics; Cup wild the =
rarp' (the usual cry ia the Cork thea.
tres whom an audience consider it time for
the curtain to rise.1n eli 81 sT9fclos noml
I The Detroit 4avertissr says: "a first rate =
Kitchen girl canlay up'as much money as /.
the great majority Of female teachers. = To- d