The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1868-08-06
Miscellaneous Items.

The Democrats declare they can't rec
ognize any right in our keeping tn,
Southern States out of the Union. Dur
ing the war they couldn't recognize any
right in keeping those States iii TN
Union. They never had any inclination t.
recognize anything but the "Confeder
acy."
Croquet seems to have lost none of it,
great popularity this season.
Novel reading is great pastime among
the lac&es at the seashore. ~
The prospect is that the new class al
Yale will number two hundred
The desire of Mr.. Jeff Davis for the
election of Mr. Horatio Seymour can hard
" be attributed to any idea on the part Of
Davis that Seymours election will tend
to make treason odious." Onthe contrary
quite the reverse
Carroll College at Waukesha, Wis.
has been placed on a permanent basis
and the collegiate course restored
The Methodist Church at Crawfords-
vile, Ind, will doubtless, in the es-
tlmation OF many persons, be considered a
model institution of its kind. On recent
occasion the services-singing, preaching,
and prayers included-were only twenty
three minutes long.
Grapes are bought by the California
wine maker delivered at his press, clean.
tor seventy cents per hundred pounds
and 1t is stated that In one thousand
pounds scarcely one pound of unripe or
rotted berries has to be cut from the
punches.
TURNIPs AMONG CoRN-Between the
first and tenth of August, turnips may be
sowed broadcast among Indian corn.
Even ii not covered, many seeds will
grow; but it is much better to 90 through
the piece rapidly with potato hooks or
pronged hoes, breaking the surface uni
formly, and pulling ali large weeds at the
same time. The corn should be cut up.
at the ground and stacked as soon as
glazed, and the turnips will then have
two months occupation of the soil. This
will do much towards helping out short
corn crop 4
An old woman who follows rag pick
ing for livelihood picked up an old
coat in the streets of Cincinnati, last
Wednesday, in a pocket of which she
found fifty dollars in greenbacks
A new opera house at Auburn N. Y
with seats for 1900, persons, win be com,
pleted by the end of October. "a
Over a seventh part of the State Of
Mlsslsslppl Is advertised for sale under
I / farmers in Montana are yoking
buffalo calves with the expectation oil
training them to do the work of oxen.
, Upward of fifteen million dollars have
oeen voluntarily contributed to American
colleges, theological schools, libraries and
otlef educational institutions, within the |
past I'VE years. The colleges have re-
celyed more than one half of the amount.
About thirty tons of. copper ore were
in New York few DAYS aoo
without transfer of cars from Omaha TO
New York, in twelve days, this shipment
9elng brought from near the mines Of
me Boston and Colorado,to Omaha by the
Saclilc Road. 1t has already been trans
ihlpped from Few York to Wales where
! VIII se made to yield about eighty OF
'lghty-hYe per cent of pure copper.
young lady of St Louis is on trial for steal
ng Sl.50O worth of diamonds.
July l6thwas the hottest day experienced in
England for fifty years. w -
farmer in Oneida Ny raised seven thou-
a ana quarts OF strawberries on single acre
his year. II
An Indian being asked what he did for liy-
g, replied, ON, me preach. " Preach -
aia oys ander, what de- you gc> paid Tor
Seine lDse me gel shi.lln,
'niel1mes Two sntinn.3 And isn't tha.
lis.aty poor preach y