The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1870-10-27
STATE ITEMS.


Sixteen thousand six hundred and
twenty four immigrants have arrived in
this state during the past year. OF these
| 1922 were Scandinavians. W
Some fifteen Wisconsin soldiers, resid-
ing near Appleton, propose to move to
Iowa, and locate land under the Soldiers
Homestead Law, which permits them to
locate 100 acres along The route of any
land grant railroad.
The Racine A00ocGte hoists the name of
Judge Lyon at the head of its columns,
and at the same time advocates the cleo
ton of Alexander Mitchell 'heads win,
tails you lose" r4 af I'D NJ
The. Milwaukee Sentinel understands
that the Postmaster General has decided
to place postal cars on the Milwaukee
and st. Paul Railroad between Milwau-
kee and St. Paul as soon as arrangements
can be perfected. 40 8
A boy in Richland Co., recently thought
to have some fun by shooting at com
rade with q charge of dried leaves. A
little mistake In not removing the ram
rod from the chamber of the gun, spoiled
the fun and occasioned funeral the
next day.
C.L. James, of West Eau Claire, son of
the celebrated novelist, has just publish
ed pamphlet entitled THE Law of
Marriage" in which he takes the position
that the present law is unjust. ,f9.t
Three hundred and ten thousand bush
els of wheat were shipped from Milwau-
kee last Thursdsy. ,ai SO
"A lady named Drossner, who had been
ma FRIED cnvnroI xyno xo RI, !. Tor, =, M;Ixxo,
kee, on Tuesday of last week joined the
jewish synagogue, was remarked, and
re-christened Sarah.
The Green Bay Gazette is hauling zone
Anton Klaus" formerly County Treasur-
er, over a bed of very hot Goals.
TORY Thompson, Capt of the schooner
Franklin, fell overheard on the 18th inst,
near Manitowoc, and was drowned.
The latest theft is that of man hav-
ing no fears of the laws, the Pope, nor
the devil, detected in stealing lumber
from the new Catholic Church at Wau-
sau. ss5t
The Jefferson county Banner says that
Scion Brown, of Jefferson, has up to the
present time this season shipped 65O, 900
brick, the greater portion, Of which has
gone to Janesyille.9isiY 1ogaiu
The apple crop in Blackhawk county
reaches 5000 bushels this year
The Whitewater, Register says that if
there is sin equal to murder, and as de-
serving of a neck stretcher it is that OF
poisoning neighbours cattle as revenge.
Some miscreant, yet undetected, has re-
Gently poisoned horse and two cows be-
longing to Peter B. Mills, farmer who
lives three miles from that village.
Hon. s. 0. Paine, for forty years resi-
dent of Platteville, died at his residence
In that place, on the Sd instant, aged
sixty-two years He was neof the ear
liesC practitioners at the bar of Grant
county, and was for several years Coun-
ty Judge.
The renowned tragedienne, Fanny
Janauschek, will appear in Milwaukee
some time in January next.
The first rail of the Milwaukee and
Northern railroad was completed on Sat-
urday, and the first construction train
passed over the road yesterday.
Atty. Gen. Barlow has given his opin-
ion that in case State Senator accepts
Office under the United States, there is
not vacancy that the Governor takes
notice of. The Senate must pass upon
the question of vacancy before the Gov
ernor takes any action.
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