The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1869-01-07

1861, by which the number of Assembly
men in Kenosha county Mas reduced to.
one)
H. S. Thorp, Senate r. T. Barrett, AS
sembly. 81.
1851. S. Thorp, senate B. T. Hatch
Assembly.
1864 Anthony Van Wyck, Senate;
Constantine A. Barry, Assembly
1865 - Anthony Van Wyek, Senate
Zalmon G.. Simmons, Assembly.
1866 Charles G. .sholess Senate
Franklin Newell, Assembly. Cor
1867-Charlcs G. Sholes, Senate; Gid
con Truesdell, Assembly.
1S68--Anthony Van Wyck, Senate; J..
B. SHIRLEY, Assembly. S..
1869--Anthony Van Wyck, Senate !;
Samuel E. Tarbell Assembly j
.NoTE The elections for members of
the Legislature, were held in November
Of the year previous to the sessions above
indicated.
CONGREGATIONAL CONVENTION. - The
present county. Of Kenoslla had not been
organized at the t;lne Of holding the two
constitutional conventions, but was still
known as Racine county. The members.
to the first Constitutional Convention in
1876 from within the present limit .ofthis
County were as follows #. S. Lowell,
Elijah steele, D. Harkin, H. French j. B..
Carter, T. S. Stockwell.
Atthesecoad Constitutional Convention
in 1913. SIR. Mcclellan, f. $. LOWELL and
A. Z. Jackson. The constitution framed
ut the first Convention was rejected by
Che people, the second was adopted.
WolT TAPPED The Waakeg4n c.
.setta says two YOUNG men in the town Of
Newport, III That county, caught y wolf in
- trap ana brought the animal to Waako-
tgan for The parp8s4 If selling him. Tie
young nYea declared if they could not get a
8 )ad round price for the wolf they would
tst hin cote run at large On being
a5k2a i they thought it rights 90 50,
ftho younger Of che two exclaimed, /" I
fdon' care, wTe hain't gotno sheep, and /
!reccon he won't damage as any how
BUILDINqs. N StltfcAGo The Board 81
Health Of Chicago have made an enume-
rasion of the nunaber OF buildings il
Chicdgo, and the number which haYebGeh
erected the past year. The whole NUM-
Der Of buildings is 43,oeo, of which numA
Der AGO have been erected the past yenr
OF the whole number in the city, 5,766
are Of brick and stone and 38,l54 Of
wood.
JJ-oGE HUBBLE ON TIE PRorosAI TO
GIVE TIE REBEL GEN. LEH i PoslnoN ii
GRANTS CsPiS4r The milwaukee ii.Ss.
coasi1, having proposed Gen. Robert =.
Lee for q place ii Grants, Cabinet, Judge
Levi Hubble Of that cityy replies in The
Milwaukaei ssafllsat 70 tie proi3 as4llL as ffos
tfows: a<fss.ar pig a77h Y ,,. 80
"But II We DUST have The first and no
.fblest man in the rebel Confederacy place d
il oqrP resiQent's Cabinet, let EllEa. nlarch
ITO fish fshs position suitably t~atsendet +;
call up from the battle fields the three
! hundred thousand Union soldiers who
ldicd tha3 tiIesF ,colatry might live; place
their CORY and CHASTITY forms in decent
s!cbtiins, and arrange them an ,hne, four
hundred miles ofaeon5lnuoas,eof and
invite General Lee to pass this line in re-
views On his. way to the ca lit&Fl ;then SUNG
mon the felps Wirz, frdl,t his gave him
whom the Ga59egnn4ent hung fofdoiAg the
! duty assigned7hiDl by paldonedSlper-
iofS-and re- INN acc as escort and, lastly
call from lhelr homes the millions Of
lmoumars-the fathers nfsther5, wives ard
tchildren Of the cotllned heroes-and let
them look upon the tirat and noblest man
! Of the rebel GopfedeFacy, while theirseves
are yet red.%itlkafedping,s anst.salhte the
Cabinet Minister while their yoides are
4 yet softepcd. with sorroWs
~ t-AS-~ $500 R@AfrE
DE,odatlrfaciz os i..- 3 g3haDem-
ocrat5 holding position and place under
the Government, are very busy ii imslla
featuring sayings, ailedged rs coming
from Gen. Grant, as TO appointments 10
office nH!def lis eaninisstratiiQr: They
profess + .speae aatAorifi[eiy I'll iit e
vll male no political discrimination in
the exercise .QitAe appointing; power The
/ Washington 9oFfosp ondent Of de, aN1ew
York TINES, contradicts There reports as
follows: Na arA ~~ !
"It is wei known BY all-off Gen. rant S
! FRIENDS, that ne Isl andk has been aatE all
times n favor Of refnoy ing from, office
leYerT Democrat whom he finds In place .