The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1869-04-29

TofstoWn, n. H., the groom BENG
sixteen and the bride eleven and one
half years old. A clergyman they
called on thought it was bit Of fun
and sent them to the town clerks for
y .sstifkit," but on the way man
married them for thirty-seYen cents.
The wife attends school and talks
gravely about her old man.
The Emperor Of Russia, who at
first was exceedingly angry with the
Young Prince of Leuchtenberg, his
nephew, for running away with
Mile Opetchinine, and marrying her
in Italy, has yielded to the sololta7
ion of the Empress and permitted
The Prince to return with his bride
20 ST. Petersburg. They vii, arrive
there in April, and the young Prin-
cess will be treated with all the honors
Us Tally paid only to the Princess Of
royal blood. She has a sweet, child
ike face, long, golden ringlets, and a
pair oflarge, dreamy blue eyes, sings
ike a nightingale, and is very grace
sul in all her movements ; but she
vas so poor that, before she eloped
With the wayward young Prince, her
yotrothed had to buy her o complete
travelling outfit.
I believe animals live beyond this
life. Heaven would be a barren
place to me without any animals. [
believe the horse, half fed and pounded
all his days, hasin the justiceof God,
Just as fair a chance in the hereafter
as the man who pounded and op-
pressed him. I believe that what
ever is, can never, in some form,
cease to be. Shakespeare was not
right. "To be or not to be-" is not
he question. [ doubt~if anything
with consciousness will ever lose that
c0nsciousness-Pr0J688o7' Cunning.
A letter from Cheyenne to the
Albany Eyelelng Journal discusses
the difficulties which the current
winter has presented, obstructing
business upon the Orion Pacific
Railroad, and concludes with the
opinion:
That the Union Pacific can be-
made as serviceable and reliable q
road as the Pennsylvania Central,
There is no more snow over the one
then the other, 1t will be necessary.
to shed and wind-break the track
oYergthe mountains. The Pennsyl-
yania Central found that to be
necessary and they promptly acom~
plished it; the Union Pacific, now
undergoing It's first winter campaign,
has alredy found it necessary, and
they will be as prompt to accomplish.
it as was the Pennsylvania Central
they must do it, otherwise the road
will, as the st. Louis men assert,
prove a failure.
Colonel Totten has decided, after
series Of tidal observation taken at
Panama and Aspinwan Bay, and
connected by accurate levels along
the linesof railroad, that the. mean
height of the Atlantic and Pacific
Oceans is exactly the same. Owing
to the difference in the rise Of tide of
both places, there, are, Of course,
times when one ocean is higher or
lower than the other; but their mean
leyel-that is, their height at half
,ide is now proved to be Identical
Advicgs fRm the St. Joseph
Mich. fruitaregion state that, accord
ing to present prospects, there will
he larger crop Of peaches, apples,
pears, Plums, grapes, and berries
than Of any preceding year. The
noach CO. promises to be at least
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