The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1870-01-06
News Items.

visit to the museum III Cn1cagO, SHorC
time since, was mistaken by'many people
for the Chinese giant. -
Three persons died near Bellevllle, ILL.,,
last week, from eating pork filled with
trichine. Eight others are sick, with no
hopes of recovery.
George D. Prentice is very i'll at Louis
Vile, KY, with rheumatism of the heart.
He is improving.
A practical chemist, in the Chicago
Tribune, gives the following as remedy
for tr1chne spfralis: - 81
Give the patient twodrops Of carbolic acid
(crystals) thoroughly Incorporated with forty
drops of glycerine. Alternate (every three
hours with twenty drops of liquor sode 6i-Sut.
phis, tobe administered in wine glass OF
water. In urgent cases repeat these agents
every hour, and continue until relief is OBJ
tanned. 49,,
. A committee has, been appointed by
the Union League to obtain subscrip-
tions for Mrs. Stanton, and they expeetsto
raise 800, oOO..1 $4,000 has been Sub
SCIIDCO ~ 1|I.
T. L. Sprague, well known stock
dealer of,N ormal, H., committed suicide
by hanging himself in his barn last Fri
day. Family trouble and business embar-
easements are supposed to have effected
his mind. ~ -.
An exchange says oneof T. T. Barnum's
daughters is residing in Indiana long
enough to get a divorce.
Brick Pomeroy offers reward Of $500,
for information as:to the person who sent
the telegram west that his paper had
failed.
GAINESVILLE has matron Of twenty years,
who has seven children.
Miss M. "a. Black, good looking dam
seI Of thirty summers, was awarded
$500 damages in breach of promise
suit against ThosE Simpson of Manasha,
last week 8
on Christmas a drunken fight occurred
atsMoose Lake, onSthe Superior Railroad,
between swede and Irish laborers, One
Swede, and James Brown Of Fond du Lac
were killed. and seven wounded.
A young lady in Appleton leaves a
lamp burning late every Saturday night
to make people think she has beau.
Poughkeepsie, n. Y. last Sunday, in
a fit of insanity, a man shot his wife and
two men, killing the woman and one
man. a9ea a 1901
Hon. B. B. Hopkins, Representative in
Congress, from the second district in this
State, died in Madison1at 4o'clock p. m,
on New Years day. u XXI
The defalcation of Edward J. Oakley,
cashier of the Merchants Exchange Ma
tional Bank, in New York, is "only'
100000. sd 10 a1A
Ten inches of snow fell in Detroit last
Sunday.
Havana Journals of Jan. 1st, announce
the abandonmentsof the rebellion by the
Cuban Junta. The report lacks confr-
nation.
The billiard challenge of Jno w. Coon,
Of Omaha, has been accepted by a Chica-
go player, and 800 has been deposited
as forfeit .a,or,.
One hundred and sixty nine divorces
were granted at one term of a Massachu-
sets Court recently.
Prince Napoleon has squandered upward
of fifty million francs since the year
1862.
St. Louis wants Worlds Fair in that
city in 1870.
s Sylvanus Cobb, Jr., we'll known to the
New York Ledger readers as splendid
story writer, is said to be confined in the
Boston Inebriate- Asylum, a hopeless
drunkard. b s4A 4ss
A child nineteen months old fell on
red hot stove in Chicago, on Friday last,
and died from effects of the burn on
Saturday. }
A lady book-canyasser in Vipcennes,
Indiana, took offence at an article in one
Of the papers, and called on the editor
with a revolver. He said he didn't mean
to.
Pere Hyacinthe answered five hundred
applications Tor autographs in this
country.
A little girl was bitten by dog in
Louisville last November, and last Thurs
day died in great agony of hydrophobia.
A violent storm of wind and rain pre-