The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1868-09-10
News paranranhs


The first Methodist newspaper has lust
been started in India. 1t is in the Hin
dostanee language, though with the Ro-
man letter, and Is designed for the use of
the native christians.
Tennyson has an income from his works
OF about $4,000 per annum, and is said to
be exceedingly thrifty withal
Alexandra Dumas, senior, relishes a
pipe OF tobacco and opium, and a glass of
absinthe about two in the morning, above
everything else in life
Lamartine is still declared dying. He
is the most vigor invalid of the century,
and bids fair, if he continues dangerously
i'll, to live hundred years.
A new edition or the Rejected addresses
of the Brothers Smith has appeared in
England, with five illustrations.
The pretty, Princess Dagmar writes
very graceful sonnets, and even her mar
riage has not caused her to hang her harp
on a willow.
A collection of the late Nicholass, of
Russia, letters is to be published in Ber-
lin, through some critics have declared
them folly
Queen Olga, of Greece, is an ardent
admirer ofour American poets, and has
them all in her library
Topper is very gray and as full of
waddle as ever.
The Rev. Henry Tullidge, late of Boston,
has charge at present, of the church built
at Aspinwall by the railroad corporation.
Inc structure, which is ofcut stone, with q
Hoor OF marble, is of great beauty. 1t was
erected at cost of ,000 The church
services, are attended, on an average, by
seventy persons.
The rubbish about Grants "Persecution
OF the Jews" is re-acting terribly against !the
politicians who started it. In Indiana, Him
OILS, Ohio and other States lsraelite clubs are
organizing to support the Republican ticket
The city of jacksonville, Illinois, has vot-
ed-507 to 4OO-that it will prohibit the re
tail traffic in liquor.
The boil worm has appeared in the cotton
fields in northern Mississippi, causing con-
siderable trouble to planters.
Ex-Gov. Thomas H. Seymour died at his
residence in Hartford, Conn, Thursday, of
typhoid fever. He was 81 years of age.
There will be national conference of
Unitarian churches in New York city Octo-
Der o. Rev. James Martineau, of London, will
deliver the opening sermon.
Two girls, aged 10 and II years, daugh-
tiers of Hon. Thomas B. Jones. Associate
Judge ofOcean comfy, N, j. were killed by
lightning on Monday.
The floor of vestry in Boston, occupied bv
Methodists, began to sink Sunday evening
during the service. the coDgregating start
ed IN great fright for the windows and DOORS
and two ladies were hurt badly,
John Bull has built another big ship. the
bermuda, next in size to the Great Eastern
SO large, indeed, that an unsuccessful at
tempt to launch it from the dry dock on the
Thames was made on the I'd instant.
The schooner j. N TraUis capsized off
Grand Haven, Michigan, Wednesday morn
ing at 81 O'Clock. Two names of the drown
Frank Cameron, of Depere, Wis.
An early riser says the telescope dis
closes comet at from three o'clock till dav-
light. This is the Encke comet. 1t viii
disappear in day or two, to re-appear in
the latter part of the month, when it will be
visible to the naked eye.
The work of assassination continues in Mex.
leo. The latest victim was General Paconi.
who was murdered in Durango on the 18th
ultlmo, by the officers of the staff of General
Canto, because he did not report to that
General when ordered so to do. Santa Anna.
Iazoda, and Marquee are said to be plot
ting for the overthrow of Juarez
An extensive chain of new and voluable
iron mines has recently been discovered
some south of Cheyenne City. The quantity
is unlimited, and it is said that the Weld Is
seventy per cent, metallic iorn. The coal
region IN Wyoming Territory occupies an
area of over 5000 square miles