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

In Paris, hoops are no lsngsr worn. ana
skirts are either very long or very shorts
About one million postage stamps, OF va.
rious denominations, ara daily used in the
United States.
| Ths Church Monthly, an organ OF the
Episcopalians, in its Octabsr number comes
out squarsly for ritualism, which, 1t saws.
els system that 6slsngs to tho church by
right Of inheritance. It ia 40 innovation, but
. resurrection from the dead"
| cursous double Marriage teek place in
Lexington, KY, the ether day. TIE parties
were Colonel Chilas and Mrs. Graves, a son
OF the former and daughter Of the latter.
| The Grand Lodge OF cslered NSssns was
Ia session at Wilmington, Del, all last
week. Massachusetts, and fifteen other States
were represented. White Nassns, who turn
up their nsses ut the colored brethren, are
not perhaps aware that the oldest lodge in
| this country is eolored lodge in Boston,
| rich old man died recently, whose Young
wife had lee him but sorry life. He fire.
quently stated that he would be reyenged
| On reading the will his vengence was too
well felt. He left all his property; about
$4,000 to his wife, en- condition that she
passes every day from in the morning till
six in the evening in his tomb Should she
miss one heur the whole fortune reverts to
the natural heirs.
An Australian paper says: " Hsrses are
selling in Gipp.s Land at tsnpeacs apiece,
or seven for I'VE shillipgs"
James II. Herrick, Of Lodi, ILL.,, aged 81,
was married last week, ct Dover, O., to Miss
Mary Chstneld, the same ags. The par.
ents made no objection.
| RoBBRRY-The Lacrosse Republican
of Wednesday learns that the treasurer
of Pepin county, had his safe blown open
few evenings since by burglars and s.,
600 stolen therefrom- Mr.. Fayette Allen
was heavy loser, he having all his
money deposited in the county treasures
safe fer safe keeping, every dollar of
which was stolen.
! Six thousand six hundred dollars has
I thus far been raised in Buffalo Cor the
sufferers by the earthquake in Peru and
Ecuador, 49,
| Jefferson Davis and family sailed from
| Queenstown for New York, ON the ateame
ship City Of Paris, on the Gath CT Septem-
| ber
The La Crosse Republ5cDn says: Immi-
grants are almost daily arriving here by
hundreds and seeking homes In Southern
Minnesota, one Of the most fertile and
productive sections Of country in the
world
Thomas K Beecher solves the riddle
of our political difficulties thus; For
year or two Congress has been trying to-
do executive duty to counterpoise Presi-
dent who has been trying to do Congress
sional duty, inventing policy and dicta-
ting laws, sAad when the President and
Congress swap work thus government
machinery grinds and breaks down.
The Augusta (Ga) CoA,titationaliss
saws that Frank Blair struck the true issue
of the campaign in his Broadhead, letter
and slthongh some foolish Democrats
have sought to apologize for or explain
it's direct utterance, they would have ex-
hibited far more wisdom had they pushed
his idea aggressively on every stump in
the East and West. 1t e1pisins itself
thus:
! "Had the South kept silent and DOrksd
in sscrst, and the North reused herself,
Blairs letter would have been
no stumbling block in the way of Demo
cratic success. But precipitated South
erpers compelled the sluggish Northern
Democracy to qualify their pre-detcr
mined policy of aggression, and assume a
curious attitude of defense Would to
God they had been more alert or we more
patient"
Business of all kinds is overdone in San
Francisco Hundreds of skilled mechan-
les are seeking in vain, unless at very low
wages for employment. No employment
offered, except on the railroads or farms
and the crops are now nearly gathered
Thousands must be supported by charity,
stsrve or go to work on the pacific OF
other railroads the coming winter.
EPIsCoPAL.--Last June, Rev. Mason
Gallagher, an Episcopal clergyman OF
Brooklyn, n. Y, in attendance upon the
National Convention of the Young Mems
Christian Association, at Detroit, otficiated
in the Presbyterian pulpit of Rev. DR.
Duffield, without the consent of the five
clergymen who claim that city as their
"ioint parochial Jurisdiction Mr. Gal
lagher was guest in the family of Mr.
Dufield--a family stricken with grief al
the sudden death of their beloved head
1t was at their request that he occupied
the vacant pulpit of the senior pastor OF
Detroit, whose mortal remains were then
unburied. After lapse of three months
the FIVE clergymen find that the canons OF
the Church have been violated, and they
call Mr.. Gallagher to account therefore.
} THE GRANT COUNTY (Wis) Herald
estimates the wheat sales of that county
now at 81, 900 day, and says the in
come from the productions of the soil,
stock, lead, etc, will amount to at least
$4,000, 900, which is 81 200, for the year
!: to every man, woman and child, whi,
ia xes of every description, National,
State, County, Town and School cannot
exceed one-thirtieth of the entire income.
| LARGE RosE-Tn a German work
tcalIed "The History Of the Rose" the
author mentions that the largest rose tree
known to exist is in the Marine Garden
at Toulon, France. 1t is of the species
known as the Banks rose, bearing white
flowers. The branches stretch over a
length of seventy-fve feet by eighteen
feet high The stem near to the root
measures two-feet, eight inches in circum-
ference aud the plant yields fifty thons-
AMI roses during the months Of Apr ]
and May
There are 7s,S00 rumsellers in Penn
sylvania, and 16,S79 school teachers.
Cost of supporting schools, $5,463. 759;
! value of liquor consumed, 1881, 4s7, 600
Horrible Murder Of Woman in Misso.r;
From the -. Jsssph (Mp) H. raid
We are Informed by = gentleman connected