The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1868-10-22
News Items.

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The little Corporal, published In Chi
|cago, by Alfred L.4Sswell, and which ID
to appear hereafter in magazine form,
has how larger circulation than any other
Juvenile magazine in the world
II is spoken of as o remarkable fact,
that twelve hours recently elapsed in
London without the occurrence of any
fire that called for the services Of the
Fire Department. ril9. cat rs
The Utica Herald, published in the
town where Seymour is known and
loved, " says he never gave q cent to any
of the ave regiments which left that
eounty, never took part in any prepare.
ton for thsir reception, nor co1ntenanced
such proceedings by his presence No
wonder the soldiers rspudiats him
The largest political Gag evss made in
this country was raised in New York on
Saturday. Nis thirty by forty feet in
size, has portraits Of Grant and Colfax
fifteen feet high, and the names Of the
candidates In gold letter two feet high
Week hAtoSe last near Jsnesville,
Br sLner county, Iowa. sson of Joseph Car.
son, two years old, fell into barrel of
flour, head first, and was suffocated be-
fore its mother, in an adjoining room,
knew of the accident.
In less than six years since the first six
miles of railway were opened in Mime
sota. 1t has now four hundred and seven
ty four miles in actual use.
A number Of female comppsitors, who
were excluded from employment in the
printing Offices Of San Francisco by che
Typographical Union of that city, have
raised the necessary capital to tit out q
printing Office, have rented q place, pro.
cured presses, type, etc, and are about to
commence a woman's cooperative job
printing establishment
b Davenport, Iowa, has contracted to
have her street railway in running order
by January I.
Miss Mary Small, Of Maine, has 1197
great grandchildren living
The title Of James Russell Lowell's
new volume Of poems is Under the will
lows .r-....r.sfaT Ia as.T;
It was the late Dean ALTMAN who dis
covered that the true way Of answering q
criticism is to ousliye the critic.
A little girl in New York has recovered
two thousand dollars from the East River
Ferry Company for getting her fingers
crushed between one of their boats ana the
slip. sl 3
. An election for members of the iParlia-
ment of Spain under the new Government
will soon be ordered Free schools have
been re-opencd in Spain.
The Memphis appeal is true to its re-
cord in the following passage The South
il our land: the North is foreign and
hostile realm. The day will come when
the South will be independent se )
There are 1886 homeopathic practition-
ers in the Unitsd States.
Apples keep prefectly when packed
with dried leaves. ST
Bad news for fddlers--Iova will have
no hops this year. 4aa
Paris has schools where the use of the
yelocipede is taught.
Kangaroo sausages are ON the way to
from Australia.
Lemons are now sold by the dozen in
Boston at one-third the price asked for
good apples,
It is noticed rs remarkable fact that
The castle of Pau where Queen Isabslla
of Spain is now taking refuge, is the same
in which Henry Nv of France, the first
Of the royal line of Bourbons was born.
three hundred and fifteen years ago 1t ~
certainly q singular coincidence.
The bones of large animal supposed
10 be mastodon, were found last week
while exe.vating near Dunnville, Canada.
The teeth are very large, one of them
weighing Ave pounds. The ribs are six
feet long, the hip bone igthirty ak inches
round; the tusk Is eleven inches in diane
ter and fourteen feet long: the joints Of
the back bone are twenty-thres inches
round. -r. q.
The Oshkosh (Wis) Northeastern re-
norts snow there Wednesday last week
The snow fell to the depth OF two or q
three inches ard remainded upon the
ground until late on Thursday. This ia
0ne Of the earliest snow storms within the
remembrance of that ubiquitous individ-
t,aI the "oldest inhabitsnt.
A Copherhead exchange says: Con
press paid four hundred thousand dollars
Is the expense Of investigating the loyal
ty ofthe Kentucky representatives., and
inquiries. "Out of whose pockets did
this money come?7 If Kentucky Demo
Gratis viii send notorious rebels, men who
make a boast of their treason, to repre-.
sent them in congress, they must. expect.
to have their loyalty investigated at what
ever cost Couid,a special tax be levied
upon the constituents of these impudent
traitors to pay the expense Of looking in
to their record and hunting up their an
tecedents, the ends of justice would be
exacly accomplished, bat as that is i'm
practicable we suppose that these expen-
ses as we'll as all others for guarding the
republic against the Vaccinations of trail
tors will have to come out of the pockets
Of the tax payers of the nation. sal yass59a
NaporoI Hvart mAta ahout a thousand