The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1867-10-10
Miscellaneous Items.

4 Wabash avenue Chicago, has twenty
sschurches-most of them very elegant.
8 The New York Tribune association has
decided to erect a new edifice at cost OF
1880, 900. 1t is to be built on the site OF
4 tine present building
Robert Bonner commenced life in the of
s6ce of the Hartford C0Urgnt, where he
learned his first few dollars at the compost
3tor's case He now returns an income OF
$4,000, 600.
The Loudou Atben@um states that prom
aising experiments have been made in the
burning of creosote as fuel to heat steam
boilers. 1t contains three times more by
idrogen than coal.
Ohio is reported to have more sheep
than any other State in the Union-6, 568,
,052 out of the 80, 695, 797 in the United
States In 1866 the live stock of Ohio was
valued at $151, 900, 900.
There are eight papers in the United
States edited by colored men.
Henry Ward Beecher has consented t.
the publication Of volume Of anecdotes re
iiatluS 10 nlmSelL.
Mr.. Beechers novel of Norwood, " is an
bounced for publication in London on the
10th of October.
!. Seven newspaper writers of New Orleans
were at one time ill with yellow fever.
At Sterling Prices funeral. at St. Louis
400 rebel officers marched in procession
The General had his life icsured for $780,
1000.
|, Nicholas Hyman of Buffalo, the natural
guardian of Anna Hyman, a little girl OF
twelve years, sues Ellen Burk, wife of Viii
liam Burk, for wilfully cutting off two large
black curls from the said Annals head and
converting the same to her own use. The
suit is in the Supreme Court, and the dam
ages are laid at $4,000.
Of five hundred American exhibitors at
Paris three hundred received premiums.
':The Guardian Angel will be published
in book form. 1t will appear in London
and Boston on the same day.
Mrs. Mary Arnod died at Brooklyn n. Y,
on the 25th of September, at the age of 100
She was born at Charleston, S. c., in 1858,
and removed to Long Island in 1874 She
was the mother Of eight children, five Of
whom survive her.
A diamond in the rough state was found
at Camden, Miss, during the war, but at
the time was considered of no value Since
then it has been examined, and, in the
~ inion of intelligent men, it is worth $50, :
600
A man in Hendricks county, Indiana,
named James Adams, ate 80 peaches, a cou-
ole of muskmeIlons, anu one raw sweet DO
-ato, and drank two gallons of butterniIil.
lie leaves a widow.
Three editors, two executors. and one
publisher OF news papers are returned to the
Canadian Parliament. Two other editorsI
were defeated
During the session of Pan-Anglican Sy
nod, last week, the writings of Colenso were!
and condemned.
A ritualist marriage lately took place ini
l London church. The ceremony occupied
three hours.
Ia the little town of Wiun, Ne, thew
Lave tannery said to be the largest in the.
world. One hundred thousand hides are:
tanned there anu laIly.
a cable dispatch notices movement in.
Greece for placing that country under thei
of the United States.
The American Circus is exciting great
sensation at the Theatre du Prince [uner;aIe,
il is universally conceded that the trounsI
nave never been approached by any artist
no thei, line in Paris.