The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1870-09-01

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A Salt Lake City (Utah) dispatch last
night, says con the pretext that Paul
Englebredht, Gentle liquor dealer,
had appealed from the decision of the
Police Court, imposing certain fines to
the District Court, squad of Mormon
police, armed with'authority by the city,
this morning, Quilted his store and de-
stroyed his entire stock, valued at 500
900. BY virtue of a cGpaGs, issued by the
United States District Court, United
States Marshal Patrick arrested the City
Marshal, Chief of Police, and all the
deputies who were engaged in the de-
struction of Englebrecht's property"
FASTEST HORSE LIvING-The Pough-
keepsie Eagle claims that Duchess county,
State Of New York, has the fastest trot-
| ting horse in the world. "He is owned
/ by Edwin Thorne, and has trotted half
mile in LOG, and mile on the road in
2.17, to wagon. He has one failing-he
/ cannot be driven on race track. He
has been tried repeatedly, always max
] ing tremendous time for the first half
mile, then going to fearful break,
and has dashed over stone walls and
other obstruction. On the road, how
ever, he cannot be passed by any living
horse"
This is the latest story from Paris A
| tradesman sitting down to dinner sur
grounded by his children, saw before the
plate of one little girl, drop of blood,
and soon discovered others that were
dropping from the ceiling. Calling the
house porter. they forced open their
neighbours room overhead, and found
young woman, who, having failed to de-
stroy herself by charcoal fumes, had
opened the veins of her neck with q
razor She had been married but three
weeks.
| Some youthful residents of Chicago
have been arrested on the complaint of a
colored gentleman, upon whose head they
dropped two hundred-pound anvil out
Of an attic window. It wasn't so much
his spoiled hat that he cared for, but
| Just minute sooner and the anvil might
have fallen right on his toes, and folks
have got no reason to be so careless about
other folks corns.
One day last week ludicrus accident,
incident, or something else, occurred to
one of our young men It appears that
he was driving over the bridge with a
load of hay, when strange to relate the
usual steady team jerked the wagon
from under the load Presto, quick,
change, our brave young friend finding
himself on the way into the mill pond.
concluded to let everything swim but
himself, and by extraordinary presence
Of mind chung fast to the lines, and as
the horses kept on the bridge he was safe
~ brought over, loosing his coat, fork,
hay, sc. The next morning he was seen
fishing in the pond, and by dint great
exertion succeeded in recovering both
his lost garment and usual good looks
and good emper.-aShaaoG'ao Journal 4
The Lake Mills, Wis, Union reports
that in the town of Milford there is at
present residing a man who denounces all
agricultural machinery as humbug,
and will not even have such thing as a
grain cradle on his farm, but cuts all his
grain with the old-fashion ed hand-sickle
and threshes the same with fail.
A short time ago, two carrier pigeons
raised in Cologne, succeeded in travelling
from Pesth, in Hungary, to Cologne. in
| Germany, distance of about seven
hundred miles, in eight hours. The
Hungarian greeting to the people of
Cologne had been printed on the wings
| of the pigeons, in order not to embarass
them with any unnecessary weight.