The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1868-07-23


: January last.
/ ]. P. Alexander, called the "Cattl(
: King" of Illinois, owns over $4,000 head
} of cattle.
The regulators got their platform, but
lost their candidate. The bond-holders
lost their platform, but got their candid
ate. This alf and 'alf way of doing bust
ness is sure sign of weakness and fore
runner of defeat.
When the battle of Gettysburg was be-
ing fought Governor Seymour was in New
York city denouncing the Government
for its waste of men and money! He then
Bowed the seed of the awful riot which
soon followed.
/ SpTgeon has received purse of 200
sovereigns and 1000 check, 'the joint
and affectionate gift Of four hundred and
sixty Baptist Churches"
| IT is SAID potatoes may really be grown
in China-ware crate. Put straw in the
bottom, then a few potatoes then more
stray till the crate is full Wet the con-
tents every day and fine yield will be
the result.
There are 100000 Lutherans in the
United States.
Louisiana will produce this year 10000
hogsheads of sugar.
New Orleans expects very heavy fall
trade. The news from all sections is very
favorable for cotton, corn and cane. 5'a
| Gold is creeping up because our bonds
at London and Frankfort are creeping
down, in consequence of the Democratic
| platform folly. 1aiae-r c3li
Lace shirts bosons and ruffles are being
revived in Paris. 4
A brick-cutting table, introduced into
England, claims the power of making 200
to 800 bricks per hour more than any 9th
er machine. Twelve bricks arc cut at
stroke, and any desired angle or bevel may
be obtained.
All the inmates of the Maine State Pris-
on, one hundred and forty-four in number
have voted in favor of the prohibitorF
liquor law.
| Dublin has population of three hun
| dred and eighteen thousand, and the En-
press guesses New Y ork will rank first af-
ter it for Irish population. 3II
Of all the Popes since st. Peter, only
three have ruled so long as Plus TX If
he lives one year longer, Plus VI. will not
have had longer reign. In two years he
will have outdone all but St Peter, and in
three years St Peter himself
AMONG the active Democrats in attend
ance at the convention that nominated Sey-
| lIoir ho Iroa Of
prison during the war. Two Uuion sol
diers who had experienced the horrors Of
captivity in Richmond during the rebel
rule there, met him, and his delegates
badge did not secure him from sound
pommeling at their hands
A RICH farmer of Calais, Maine, aged
sixty five, recently married u second wife
who is only nineteen year of age. A daugh-
ter by his first wife is forty years old, and
her daughter aged twenty is,about to be
married Thus there is child who is
twenty-one years older than her mother,
and a grandmother who is a year younger
than her granddaughter.
HARVEST DRINKs-Tea and coffee made
strong and drank clear and hot are the
best drinks that can be taken into the
!
labor exhausting Home made beer, which
and grateful. Alcoholic drinks are full Of
headaches and disappointment.
Ex-Gov. Orr, of South Carolina has adj
dressed valedictory to the people of
that state, urging them to accept the new
government.
A small army of women made an as
sault upon and cleared out couple of sil-
looms in Toledo ON Tuesday. The police
appeared but not until the liquor had
been turned into the streets, and bottles,
decanters, and bar furniture destroyed.
The citizens of st. Johnsbury VT, have
erected soldiers monument, with a
pedestal of Danville granite, twelve feet
square and twelve feet high, to be
surmounted by marble statue of the
Goddess of Liberty, seven feet high, the
work of Larkin G. Mead
i Two white men, disguised as negroes,
went to lady's house in Baton Rouge
parish, Louisiana, not long ago and after
robbing her made her get supper for
them. She put few grains of strychnine
III the coffee and killed them
A maiden lady has sailed from New
York to Paris with lap dog, in order to
consult a physician there touching its
health The dog is sixteen years old
4 The lady desires that he may live until he
is twenty-five. He has bronchitis and a
cough.
They have just received in Protland,
Mo bo r(root ovvoot 71otatc oyar raicnH
on the Island of Cuba. This monster
weighs forty pounds, is twqnty-tour inches
long, nine inches in diameter and twenty
nine inches in circumference.
A potato fly has made its appearance in
MANY parts of this country. 1t is long,
slender, and of dark blue color Farm
ers say thatit damages the crop more than
does the bug Wood (ILL.) Sentinel
A roaring lion is going about in Spen-
Ger county, KY, seeking whom he may de-
your, having broken loose from menage
RE.
Some close observer says that all young
ladies who are accustomed to read news
papers are sure to possess winning ways,
| bird-like dispositions, have cultivated
minds, never commit suicide, nor sing
mo one to love-; are free from gossiping,
always select good husbands, invariably
make the sweetest and best wives, and
never apply for divorce.
A verdict of $4,000 has been returned
against the Adams Express Company for
the loss of valise, alleged tocontain $46,-
900, two years ago.
THE HAY FIELD.-Haying is the most
pleasant farm work if conducted with the
proper labor-saying appliances There
need be little poor hay put in the NOW or
stack Do not burn up the hay by toe
much summing. Clover especially, requires
but little sun if well cured in the cock /;
it viii bear stacking in an apparently
greener stage than timothy or red-top