The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1867-10-03

Auo onlco oI Clty chamberlain of New
1t York is said to be worth $3.50, 900 wear
There are five other officers whose aggre
ia gate pay is $4,000
The New Orleans Republican figure,
}. up 1,214 deaths from yellow fever in thai
a city up to Saturday. People are still DIV.
e ing at the rate of seventy day.
I The three Methodist Conferences in Iowa,
= which have been in session in various parts
; OF that State during the past week, united
, in grand outof-d door union meeting at Des
/, Moines yesterday. Ell.
5 The average quantity of beer consumed
r IN Europe per annum by each person last
year was twenty-seven quarts In Bavaria
8 the average is 134 quarts, in England 1l2,
in Wurtemburg 104, in Belgium 80, in
Brunswick 6S, in Thuringen 60, in Saxony
. 49, in Holland SO, in Baden 81, in Austria
; %, in Switzerland 20, in Prussia 1876, 10
. France 10, in Sweden 115, in Spain Q, in
Russia l, in Italy 1, and in Portugal g.
: OF the capitals of Europe, Munich relatively
: consumes the most beer, the average drank
by each OF its inhabitants being 427 quarts
year. The Londoner drinks On the aver.
, age 1873 quarts year, the Viennese 1Sl,
the Fraukforter 43, the Berliner %, and the
,, Parisian %.
3 The Unitarian Association is about pub
fishing Liturgy for the use of the societies
) under its care. DIR. Palfrey, of Belfast,
Me-, is to edit the work, which springs out
OF the Vesper service adopted by Dr. Os.
goods church in New York some years ago.
Rev. Stephen H. Tying, Jr., has rival
IN Vermont who preached in Congrega.
tional church one Sunday morning and as
sisted at the Lords Supper in the afternoon.
Election bets in Pennsylvania are forfeit
ed to the state for the benefit of the poor
1t is said that the potatoe leaf is a perfect
substitute for tobacco.
The Strssbourg railway in France has
Ijust introduced three.story carriages first
class, second and third, according TO hight.
There are ninety students in the Andover
Theological Seminary.
The English Church Commission has re-
ported recommendation TO restrain the
use of unusual vestments by the clergy.
Baltimore papers give an account of
brutal, and apparently cold blooded and I'M
| provoked mufder Of a colored woman, and
severe wounding Of her husband by
policeman Of that CITY Killing negroes is
a viitua among the Baltimore rebel police.
The pew fifty Thousand dollar gymna-
siam Of Dartmouth College is completed =
| II ia of Brick, two stories 10 height; the
lower hall is fitted up as bowling saloon,
aud contains six alleys for rolling; the up
per hall is supplied with all the apparatus
necessary for first class gymnasium, and
there is also a gallery for the accommoda-
ton of spectators.
An Iowa paper says the Scripture predic-
ton is fulfilled in that Stste-the grass
hopper is a burden"
The first load Of "provisions Z" sent to
Virginia City, when the population was but
a handful of pioneers, consisted of eighteen
barrels of whisky,
The iron mines of Lake Superior are be-
coming property of great value. In 1865
they produced IL, 594 tons of ore, which in
1866 had increased to SOC, 252 tons The
iron deposits there are said to be very ex-
tensive aud easily worked.
Senator Wade aud Representative SpaId-
of continuous session of Congress from
the day Of it's meeting until the 4th of
March, 1869.
An honest dame III the town of Rome,
standing beside the corpse of her deceased
husband, bewaiing in pteous tones his un-
timely departure, observed "Its pity
he's dead, for his teeth are as good as they
ever We're"
At a social gathering of ministers.
Baptist clergyman objected to the Meth cd
list policy because there was "too much
machinery to it," John Allen, of camp
meeting celebrity, responded in this wise
" Yes, there is "a good deal of machinery,
but it don't take SO much water to run it as
the Baptist does"
1t was an apt answer of a young lady,
who, being asked where was her native
place, replied, Il have none | am the
daughter of Methodist minister,
To remove stains from the character
Get rich.
1t is understood that the Secretary of the
Treasury has suspended the sale of Govern
ment gold and the probability is that they
will not be resumed until after the payment
of the interest on 5-20s, which falls due in
November
The Memphis Post is urging that the
next Republican National Convention be
held in that city, on the ground that it
ought to be held upon soil conquered by
the Republican party from slavery,
A school mistress, while taking down
fto ,,,I IF ,, 10 -
parents, at she beginning Of tue term asked
Que little fellow: What's your fathers
uane?' On, You needn't take down his
name; he's too old to go to school to
woman" was the innocent reply.
Ristori had magnificent success in her
opening perfminance- MedGa--in New York.
The coach formerly used by the late
President Lincoln 10 offered for sale at
carriage establishment IN New York.
Tho Samese twins are making another
finai tour through the United States.
The Polk County Press says: "The mail
is carried between St. Croix Falls and Hud-
son, distance forty miles, by Mr.. Daniel
Foster, who is in his s0tb year Mr. F.
travels this distance each day, going down
one day and back the next"
Matt. Fl. Carpenter is to make several
Republican campaign speeches In Minneso-
ia this fall, including one at Rochester du-
ring the State Fair, which commences on
Tuesday, Oct. 1st
John b Cough is engaged to give one
hundred aud sixty eight lectures this sea-
son.
Miners in England receive on an average
twelve dollars a week Flour is higher
than in this country
Arizona is garrisoned by eight thousand
United States troops The Indians how
ever are as dangerous as ever
After December no book sellers will be
allowed on the New lork Central Railroad