The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1868-03-26
Correspondence Of the Telegraph
ST. PAUL. MINI. March u.
Editor Telegraph

Editor TeZegrapz:
Since my last letter. the weather has been
as changable as Boston belle in her first
year III long dresses. For the last five days
it has been warm the snow is rapidly disap-
pearing, and patches of bare ground can be
seen, like an oasis, and as inviting to the
|snow7bIinded and long snow bound habitan
Of the MINI. woods and prairies
There are four daily papers published here
now. Tae Press is in its eighth year, and
since the first Of the month, the company
have published morning and evening edi-
ton. Both are ably conducted, and are siren
luous supporters of Congress. The Pioneer is
in its fourteenth year. 1t is sheet Of the
"Briek Bomeroy', and s'story" stamp, pub
fishing daily the most inconsistent falsehoods
and foul misrepresentation of Congress and
public men; ISLANDERS so gIariIlg, that none
but an unconstructed rebel would originate
them, and none but copperhead SO grossly
ignorant that another has 10 read for him.
would endorse them, Every man in Congress
and out, that does not sympathize more with
JEFF. Davis and unre pentant rebels generally,
than with thosefn cigiian military life, VINO
fought against the rebellion, are druatea
thieves, liars and ragabonds while from An
dy Johnson down to the meanest, snealing
ex-negro whipper, they are held up as lumin-
| aries of godliness that would shame the proph-
cts Of old. However, such is Democratic ar
gument. It shows the weakness fstheir POI.
sition, and the thopelessness of their cause
The Daily Dispatcb, an evening journal, was
cd
sheet, and sound on the issues. There are
several other papers published here, ali wei
sustained Daa %iahI sata 1928 $40 -if'
The Opera House is the ipriheipal resort Of
amusement-s seekers. 1t is not lan. imposing
bui lding in its exterior, while the interior il
up to the average Of theaters. Madamoiselle
Rarel has been playing a successful engage.
ment. Fe;.s zesg5
Wendall Phifpsleetures here tonight; sub
Iiect - Daniel g0' ConneIl.p A full house Is
expected, as "a large number of tickets have
been sold. ~a $50
j The record of the police court shows that
air the denizens Of st. Paul do not walk BY
the square Of virtue, yet occasionally there is
day when the sword Of justice has not vic
Of punishment during the winter, of the malt
portion brought before the Court has been
to sentence them to shovel snow in the street
With the mercury thirty five and forty below
zers, the victims Of outraged Justice have haG
3 chance to test the extremes between Thu
and the climate toward which they are tend
ing, unless they come in at the eleventh
hour tsiIts II
There are the usual humber of association
here, chief among which are the Library anG
Historical Societies, Young Mems G, A., au(
the various orphan assylums. The Coco
Templars have two Lodges here, and severa
throughout the State They sustain State
Lecturer, and are doing a good work. Their,
are also two Masonic and two Odd FELLOW
Lodges, and severed Catholic and German
Societies.
st. Paul has twenty one churches Of vafiou
denominations. In many of them during III
winter, they have had gracious revivals Of re
ligion.
Merchants are preparing for the spring
} trade, and hotel keepers for the influx of Wis
itors, when navigation resumes. Buildings
are going up on every street, others are bein.
torn down or moved away, to make room TO
more extensive ones to meet the business
wants of the city. There is considerably,
) wheat still in the hands Of farmers, but /
finds ready market atMinneapolis, where
there are extensive hodring mills built a
ST. Anthony Falls.
els.
1.-THE above correspondent viii excuse Us
for emitting a portion Of his letter, owing t,
!, our want ofroom.-ED. TELEGRAPH.