The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1868-09-03

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me summer convention and excursion
, OF the Grape growers Association is il
f progress among the vineyards of Lake
Erie ,a4 l>S -''''N'
b Ihe New York merchants have agreed
not to sell any more goods, this season
to merchants in the south, unless the cash
accompanies the order
MADISON, Wis, August 26.
! General W. R. Smith, one of the pio-
neers Oh this State, a prominent Mason.
ana long resident of Mineral Point, died
on Saturday, aged 81 years.
The flag mills at Rockford, Ill. are now
turning out in complete order, baled and
packed, 800 yards of crash per day. or
about seoen miles per month. This is the
only mill west of the State of New York
where this kind of goods is made.
The usual method of closing a Demo
cratic political meeting South now is to
cal! Tor three cheers for Davis and Lee.
The charge that Seymour was IN CORE
spondence with rebel commissioners in 1864
rests upon an affidavit of Capt. James Sid
ney Hall, The Columbus. Ohio, STATE
JOURNAL reiterates the same charge in
these words
"We have charged, and have produced
the proof, that in June and July, 1864.
Horatso Seymour was in correspondence
with the rebel commissioners then in Mon
ttreal, Canada, for the sole purpose Of hold
ing this correspondence Let Seymour,
Clay and Halcombe deny the truth of
these charges if they dare"
Since the death of King Theodore
anarchy reigns in Abyssinia.
Stephen A. Douglas once said of Frank
Blair; He is the most pernicious dema-
gogue in the United States!" That SEN
tence contains life picture.
Married women, says statistician, on
an average live until forty-fve, while I'M
married womendo not live to bemore than
torty-three years of age.
Iron in it's various forms holdsthe third
place in the list of Americanmanufacture
productions. Clothing, boots and shoes,
leather and skins, severally come very near
to iron.
THE confederate greyback soldiers in
the South are organizing Seymour and
Blair clubs, to match the Grant and Col
fax clubs Of the Union soldiers north
The records of thetownof Canton, Con-
nectlcut, from forty to seventy years ago,
show that the number ofchildren in fami-
lies ranged from eight to twelve and fif-
teen, and one family of seventeen child
rem is recorded Now they do not aver
age two to family among the natives.
Recent explorations show Northern
Minnesota to be perhaps the mostrcmark-
able slate region in the world The alate
ridge is some twenty odd miles in length
and six in width. In one place are
mounds Of slate covering q large extent
OF territory, which have the appearance
of city, there being streets, houses and
towers of regular shape, the whole present.
ing most singular and interesting APP
pearance.
Wirz, the Andersonville monster, was
hung for his crimes, and all the world
said "amen." Beauregard, Hampton and
Forest who devised the brutality for
which Wirz suffered, were honored mem
bcrs 0fthe democratic national convention.
And they ask the Federal soldiers TO vote
for the man they placed in nomination
10leoJ0 Blade
The new Suspension Bridge, Below
Niagara Falls, is progressing very slowly,
and it will probably not be completed be-
fore next summer.
Reports from Southern Michigan say
that the peach crop in that region will
will be double what it was last year, and
of the most excellent quality.
Dessicated Goldfish canned is now an
article Of sale. 1t is freed from all skin
and bone, and one Philadelphia concern
put up three tons daily.
1t is stated in a meeting of stock rails
ers in Bloomington, Saturday, that in the
northern part of Champaign county there
is tract Of about forty acres, on which
there are five hundred carcassas of cattle
which have died Of the prevailing cattle
disease, and been hauled there.
The Republicans Of the Sixth Wiscon-
sin District, nominated Hon G. c. Wash,
burne for reelection to Congress.
The Democratic Campaign has opened
very lively in Texas They are assassina-
ting Grant voters at the rate of ten per
day
At Democratic meeting recently held
at Fort Doge, Iowa, flag belonging to
the "Lost Cause, was carried in the pro
cession. This was done, of course, to hon
or such leaders in its party as Butcher
Forrest, Wade Hamton, and Pirate Sem
mes
A Massachusetts boy has this year sold
O,,o b,,7,J 5O1Ia xtrortb Of z1o,,1 IiIIiao
on the cars at a cent apiece.
During the war, the Democrat leRder9
were constantly assailipg our soldiers in
the field. They are now making war upon
the widows and orphans Of soldier by
seeking to destroy the value of the bonds
in which they have invested there little
means.
CESSATION OF MURDER FOR THIRTY
DAYs.-The Richmond, Va, Enquirer a11d
Examiner, a Seymour and Blair papcr,im
plores the advocates of the "lost cause" in
the South to suspend numbering Union
men for the "neXt ninety days It fears
there viii be another cause lost il 1t is not
stopped. Meanwhile Toombs, Hampton,
and others, are calling for no "mercy to
radicals" but exhorting their followers to
"drive them from the pale Of social and
political society"
ENGLISH papers by the last state
that at is expected that the harvest will
be completed in tho South Of England by
the end of this week. The yield Of wheat
will be about ten sacks an acre, nearly
double that Of last year, and third more
than the average"
CHICAGO TANNERS CLUB.-Grant and
Colfax organizations, called Tanners
Clubs, have been organized in the several
wards of the city of Chicago. The total
number Of members enrolled is al
ready over i've thousand. The Irish
Republican Club numbers 210 Great