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The Ground-Stxct1 Among the pro-
p{f.
Froa fks HA,omtastor F1Hfd9rus'A

Frp1a fkr Hhsomtag7on FfHfdgTurA-
Ono Of the Chicago papers gets OH this finf
at lts Rep ubhean cttempoEa1E:
Since TIE ThHUsE hss superseded the 7y,ass in
the advocacy nf the peculiar toctEtncs ns HrAtrtn
Democracy. the poor oad sureEai.Eussra atoaarhre
who edits the l1ttef concern u ~ nc1st,ua and
We have nothing 70 DO with the mohre vhi,h
prompted this uttErAncc, and VIC Are varr far
from agreeing with THx Th1pcxr, In IL, of
ita more recent uttcrancnN wh!el, have n,
excited tho ire Of tho%e Republican pa1.crs
which have not tho Independence 70 rop,lcnut
anything Eha=h uaAy be duno By tls[r uw1>
party. But xe conEidcr the cot,rac Of Tvs
Th1sCsE US significant couamnnt nron u,e
ssase o. rublic opinion upon political matters
throughout the country, Wha.ovcr clse ma,
b sald Of TnE TRlnrzk, no ono viii ,Ieny i
the possession Of ability and special art1seea
IN feelns the public pnlss, and ! tla4ntaun h,
one thing, morn even than II tho Republican
party. Il Is devoted tpTnx Tn1nrxE. and III
saying this Te do noa mcau n ir,siu,iase tlla3
It is not devoted to Tbs Republican party. 1lut
@ LUZ iE;acxf IS axata th : sheto Il e'ra'eth'ns s;
mora important than tho preservation at
tnat party organization for wsirl, II las
aene 60 much; and that Is tho rrc.cr ration
q tne paEty's principles. In other wortta, shg
1T1Itne fcels The great political SEonnd-swen
Which u nov beginning 70 tuore uic ptoplo
eEesy.heka IL favor OF Eet'srn. AMI i tAaes us
position accordingly. or courso, thc1eiofe'
starting thus In advance Of most Of it, Repub-
hcan eotemporaricr, Il receives and expest55
eunhJ lttlo hints like that NO have COPIED
abave. Ali Independent papers I'll fot time
BE- subject 10 he s.e t1estsas r. 1aaar - m 2nE
c.Iicf L. nn,er lv two or three little time
serving shects Of litt1e ability and no independ-
rhcn+ .......-.
agent of the Republican party which has not
iuar; md sufficient Independence 10 say 20.
The great body Of vote. who eompoee the
party are not Blind, and It Is quite evident
Just no. tha. they do not mann to b dumb.
They s1o everywhere gitln8 sisus OF discqa-
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LlucoInes Religion,

10 IL E4i:p1 Of Th Chfoaso TibuAes
have not had su opportunity since reading
Mr., He1ndon's communication 70 the i,+der,
Chat sppea1ed in Eour Sunday etsston, ca tho
religion Of Abraham Lincoln, to reply thereto.
What Mr.. Incoln's religion waa during hia
residence 1t Springfield, and partnership with
Mr. He1ndon, I an unahls to say-ttoee moss
intimate with him should know best but while
1t Salem can speak as Others have apoken to
me- alr. He1ndon'a dec1srat7on Is much too
broad have spent goodly portion OF two
sumnera looking up incidents Of Nr. Lincolnta
Wo-shss part II it. H2ye Walked oyer the
ground, and visited everybody could ind
Who knew him at Salem, or could tel ma any
thing Of Interest concerning him; and can pay,
in Ill Euthfulnees, That the testimony ot ius
i1elis'on, nAdelity, atheism, or whatever Jon
choose to call It, is vaguo indeed. found but
hero and there pesson that made mention
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A few days since the Cincinnati Enquirer pub
ushed An account Of fracAs satd 70 have taken
plsee IN the Office Of the Cincinnati co..nl-rrsaL
The Ehqufrr- now publishes 4 second repor1 Of =
conversation between 4r. Eafstead, the editor OF
the rasumerriai, and one Of his reporters, which
pAcIncatos- -thus:
H1lttcad- What fool wrote that story about
the Commercial Difficulty
Reporter. Don't know; probably one Of
those insAtiAte idiots who bang around neEs-
paper Offices with an eternal aching to get
eomethInS Of theirs into print. ..-..
arou1:d. Bnt this thing Is absaraly false. It
represents me IS interfering to stop \ tight
never did such thing in Iny lite. 1t is one
OF The most dtplorablt features Of the pres
ent stage OF eiviiz4tion-this propensity Of
wcak-mindcd individuals to rnsh in and intef-
rupt people who h.ye set the:z hearts On
punching e&ch others heAls.
Reporter. Precisely. And 80 It WAS not
!ou that stopped tho httle recreation men,
toned?
Halstesd. OF course nos; would - soon
think of stopping her.o-s,ss or council
NTH and ST. Keck got together II my office, I
while ago they called each other id thieves,
md liars, md So Of BIS, aud then they BE-
gan to display an appetite for httla muscular
exercise. I said 3" Gentlemen, permit ne
enc word It's eardin1 rule q faith md
PRACTICE With ne neyer to stop fight II Jou
rrnroee to enjoy yourselves IN thai WY now,
I'll inst s.ep oalssda md lock the door, 20
yon1l not be interrupted" Ihat remark haa
= nueet unexpected eject. Il was AMAZING to
see how quick they dried up Two not / ahsdu~
havo Been peeEing av.S N less than minute,
and each secretly Traring thu. I'd part them,
rastunc,
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RAILROADS.

The proposed railroad from Rockville, ria
Charlottesville To Loganspott, Ind, las Just
been pnt under contract with parties in Cnciu-
natl and other places, and asHuranco IL given
by John Lee, President Of tie company, that
work will be commenced on the line At once,
and carried to an carly completion.
About four hundred men are now at work
between Elkhotn and Eagle Wis, building the
railroad, and the work is progressing finely all
along The line. Tho road will bo completed
by September.
The Rock Island QlL) Union Of the 18th
says: At the 1ailsosd meeting in Muscatiuo
waa eublnitted from the Rockford, Hock Island
i St. Louis Railroal Company aud accepted by
the citizens. The proposition was read to the
meeting by s. G. Stein. 1tspccities that p4y-
ment Of so, 900 towards the road il to ba made
in money III soon as the track reaches tho
1llinnss ride OF the river, opposite Muscatine,
tirnc good. sub-tantial notes for a25. 900, pay
able in si1 months, ate to be gsren- The COM
pauy is to organize under the general laws Of
the State Of Iowa, to run from Mu.catine to
the Missouri River, the city to furnish depot
grounds and free right Of way through tho
ei'y Good individual stock subscriptions to
the road, to the amount Of s15.000. arc to bo
presented to the company, a50, 900 PAYABLE
when the track reaches the 1own River, and
the balance when it reaches point fifty miles
west Of Murcatipe. Resolutions wcre unani-
mously adopted accepting tho proposition Of
VICE 11eet1ent 1ouns, and committee. com
roeed o1 thirty leading citizens, WAS appoint-
co 70 ploGofe saoFSnpnons;
!. - ho canton t1H.} hegts:er ot the 18th says:
Inc hoeklotu. Rock Island i st. Louis ttail-
road, eouth Of Beart1stov.u, is being puahed
forward with great rapiditT. It is expected
that the whole line between Beanlstown and
st. LOUIS v ~ he completed By the euth OF this
month: The Instance between these two
points ls 11D miles The first OF Mav hAa bcen
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POLITICAL


vallandighan is said to be figuring for a
nomination As Congressman.
Mayor Iinsley, Of Burlington, Vt, has pro-
posed to the City Council TINT his salary Of
ECO Le abolished md the amount addod to
that OF the Chief Of Police, thinking that tho
Mayors services ought either to be worth to
tho city great deal moro than the salary, OF
nothing at Ill and that as it would hardly DO,
in tho present 6tate Of tho city finances, to
make the salary what it should be, it might "a
well be dropped altogether.
The Mobile Tribune feels bad about some-
thing, md lndufgea in an editorial consisting
CT this single but protracted sentence: .. lie
Who entries or attempts to entico the people Of
the conquered South to assume any RESPONSE
hihty for, or to metldle With the CORRUPT nntl
drBpotic government Of her Northern con-
querers, does, through Ignorance, or with trait
orous intent, mud to the full measure Of IT.
tanned success, undermine Southern unity, de-
grade Southern manhood. yitiato Southern aen-
tlrnent, mongTelize and debase Southern char
acter, condemn the Confederate record and
convert proud Sontllerners into unprinciplel
mctcenaries seeking service unler Tammany
or Faneuil Hall leaders, rs hopes Of Rpoil may
decide them.
Additional Supervisors elected at tho re-
cent town elections in Illinois:
Ruek L.'and-c conlora, Il y. drcuell. Dem ;
ccc, George Allen. Kcr,: znua, s. VAIN
xsf'' saa he HsFvs nHs1as hep ness nMf9saxsy is1ssy,
c. R. Knox and II. 4. Johnston, Rcpa BIacf
Hawk. J: Dickson, Dem. coal valley, l. Wilson,
DEM; Hampton, Ephraln Wa.rrn, Dem. !; Buffalo
Prairie, John Et9nRtop, Tenn.: nrnry, siIas
nrsls!, Dem. Canoe Creek. Charles B. Marshall
s.nrl Fonu.y-wess Jersey, I. L Newman:
Penn, Cyrna nocock: Osceola, John LacIey;
nt.ra, {: r: Ruswe,l; Essex, Phlitp EMas9t; val
ley. 81. u. RoRera
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TUESDAY. APRIL 19, 1870.
HOW TO BRING DOWN GOLD,

The indianapolis journal Is apparently
unable to Fee any difference between cx-
Secretary Chase>s doctrine of fou. years
ago, that the "road to resumption WIS to
.esnme" when gold Was at premium Of 3 /,
10 ~ and our present demand, now that
the premium is on1y from 10 to IL, that the
Secretary of the Treasury sell cold enonch
l., bring the premium 10 par and then r.
swue, The difference is TINT Mr.. CHASE
1.rnrsea to resume whi1e cn,3 vas ~ =
premium 10 high as to render II pn,},ol,lo
list ,nanr millions Of c,ceubacks rou,,1 ,o
..s.cn,ri for relempt;on-wa nnor1sa -
hrine coLl 10 rar by sales of ooid nna
tlcp resume. With cold nj ,; N i.
g run GU the Treasury might be e.ncctet1
>,t.!cient to drain it Of jts rold But With
~ r.n,;ur., on gold, or even with a nomi-
na premium Of or = per cent who would
suu IN the Treasury? II uecn,,acks wera
nj az with gold, no reserve of any consid-
cradle amount would be reqnired to ua1n-
tain redemption, because nobody vouIa
Lave any interest in demanding rodennp-
ten The New York bulletin objects that.
with premium down to from i to 2 ncr
ecal "SreculAtors could, on a margin OF
fs,1n one TO three millions, buy up S1Oo,-
hn,o0o Of gold, and, holding it OF the
market as long as they pleased, could
pm: it up to An incredible premium. Well!
If this were true, have we not got to bring
the premium down to l to 3 befo.e it viii
disappear altogether? Thateves the in
Ee1ent Consequences Of such premium.
we must reach it on the road toresuupGou,
and Why no. a. well now As later7 But
the fear is phantom. When the pramium
on gold in England c.me down to FINN
to 3 IT, hank voluntarily resumed payment,
We sha. 10 the same, When cold il d.;1r
passing at pss, who is going to buy it nm 1t
q premium on speculation? In tho co1d
conspiracy, when ssyernl hundred ,o;11;ona
Of ro,uinal sales of gold h.d
been made, and when thera vera re.,1v mi,
$1,000. COO actpa1 on.d in tha ,,.-lo, ~
offer to sell 81 con. ono Of ,ao5 oola 49,
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ought to be done, "conatituhon or no con
stifuion." In the darkcat days Of the lhte
rebellion, when the blscknass ot despair
covered tho Ind u tho wata1s cover the
great deep, = Senator was reminded bJ col.
league thsk Acertain proposition Of his could
not be carried out on srcuunt Of the conatitu-
tioual objections to i 10 answetea promptly.
q Let us do Il, then, ir tho name Of. God. In
tho trying agony Of thai hour It might hare
been e1cusahle 10 oct first and look up constl-
tution.l wsuants after AZ danger Was passed,
Constitution ea @ Violated, oven Upon tho high au-
thosity proposed BY the Senator, and we prefer
that things may 80 OH ''ia the name OF God"
though scoor1inG to tho constitution OF the
United Statca-
We sav, then, that it is the best evidence Of
public ion1nal'a fidelity to principle and Of
its t1nccre love for the causo it adrocstes,
when It hAa the courage to say to Wrong-doern
as Nathan said to David, "Thou At the man,
1ud rebulc tho sins and cr7o1s Of its OVID party
friends
, 1870-04-19

Tbs Dubuque Times Of the 18th gives the
following .ecount of the flood at that point:
i" At the present writing the rivcr h within
few inches Of the hiSh-water uatk Of 1859.
and in the opinion of many, it l. bound to
rise aboye that point All OF the islAnts and
the ehot-tower and Rhombug'a distiflery stand
like lone sentinels far removed from land
Tho river resembles \ vast inland sea. The
great majority Of the sloush-rosds leading to
he new and old 1erecs afa It the bottom Of
fhe sea. on}y EMAIL turtlc-bsck Of clay being
ha1e md therp yisihle. Down It tho steam-
boa,-1anling the wh.rf boats aso crowded
close to The. buildings, and pothinB but MARROW
st95r Al lsnd "a ls}: for teans or pedcatriAns
The main railroad track. bctNeeu tho pasacnSss
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II las been heretofore announced that
,he services Of several officers Of he
late Confederate army have been secured
by the Pacha Of Egypt. It is now stated
that General Stone, md three or four
younger American ofacets, sai1ed BY tbs
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This would leave saving of actual cost
in the hingle items Of rent and labor of
$:l5,G 5,GGG, or, in named terms, two-thirtls OF
the present cost Of obtaining tho samo ser
vices, This cost should naturally divide
itself equitably between the maitre de
eutsine and his fifty customers in the
form of reduced prices and better fare,
But more important means Of eeono-
my would be in the purchase of
food md provisions ut Wholesale prices
and by fair weight and measure, instead of
at the high profits charged, and false weights
and measures given to those who keep
house by buying in s1natl quantities and Of
the retailers. Indeed, it is doubtful whether
m establishment sRilfully run would not
save as much in the cost of food and pro-
visions as in that Of rent aud lnbor. Should
any such results be ohtained. the plan would
seem to combine the advantages of
hotel life with those Of private residence.
Freedom from nt least one-half the cares of
housekeeping wonld give t].e women of such
families greater leisure for society and tho
culture of their children, md other duties,
while the general reduction of expenses, il
practicable, would be welcome boon to
men OF business.
, 1870-04-19


uno oi our most experienced Chicago
onllae's' VINO IS alfeaoy IN receipt Of con-
s'ne.ao'e 1enl toll from tue erection Of
eooo c40ss ot residences tor rental, Is con-
tao o.psoiency ot erecting BLOCK
- Jolnt sSstem OF pro-
us auu c,'oAlns ,ne meas LOT all the
20 s.ta1a ~ =. .ne o'oeA, uouen "'t0oot any
~ w .l ~ enA' asS'nonts OF the
~. !e.u'-'tosA' W even co-oPera-
~ p A4 - Ao'1ue'eo u tenea'sn1 VIII
.u on.y tHoso Al'A, ,,n4en'S ~ WHICH INC
!sess "a ae'ul!s nss-1ne's pa1loss, sitting,
w Mespt"e f'o'ilsS-"' "'taout x1tenen,
- o7oso' y, VI s'ote-looms.
:, ,eu i''s W.. o'sPense VITA cook and
4AuN ''' s'o4aine ''ie ooaeu anu wages OF
S*s snnts "'soeotnet, or OF all but Euch as
"nS oe neeoeu 10. 'ne case OF chlldren-
Inc 6ltcoen ana laundry business OF the
e'l'ife o'oc6 VIA. oe ooae o. one conmoei-
ous A1lcnen anu 1auno1y, located IN the
eentse OF tne olock' ana with which all the
evenings Nv, communicate ns oeAs and signals.
"n',e sucn . moae OF constructing the
p''nulnsa "oo4a iacal''ate Tue JOINT stock or
cooperative plan OF running the kitchen
0no lnunafy, yet II " not believed that IN
many cases tnis would oe dcsitab'c. 1t ls
efpec'eo tnat inc k1teaen and laundry will
Dc rented, separateiy from Inc dwellings, to
one or f~o persons, who would ind profit
'o ~, ~ y. Aa1 u.ao's u. tne 'enonts
WALL tneH IueH1s, "Hau1nb anu ironing, at
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1ofal-. ,056
II, therefore, it would cost S:4 100 for
the mere rent, labor, and wages of tho
centrA euisiae and laundry, in doing tho
work of fifty families, tho families would
save nothing, except by eating nd
Of the cure Of servants and
Tho trouble of housekeeping. But
il is believed that one competent manager,
whose sersicesc could be procured for Fl, Ooo
q year, would mako the labor OF ten SER
vnnts in tho cuisine accomplish more than
TINT of the thisty-thrce in private farniliea,
and that 81, 900 would be q largorent for the
euisine and laundry itself. Il 80, the cost
uf the eui<ine and laundry would be some
what as follows:
Icnt Of eui<sne one year ,ooa
wages Of master Of csfisint 4 5000
Wages OF ten servants, c1iisine, ,.........l l,se0
Board Of ten scrrants, eui&tne 2, eco
, 1870-04-19
WOMAN SUFFRAGE m ILLINOIS.

Tho Illinois Constitutional Convention
have voted, first, to adopt, and then, by SC
to &c, hnvc rejected q proposition allowing
women who are property holders to vote on
questions Of levying sax, when such
questions may be submitted to the people;
also, BY 3e to 25, against allowing the Leg
islhture to permit such women ns arc prop
e1ty-holders to vote on tho Same question; :;
also, By 4G to II, to limit the right Of vot-
ing, under the Constitution of Illinois, 10
males; but, finally, by 40 yeas to 81 nays,
they have adopted tho following clause,
submitting the question Of woman suffrage
separately to the present voting eonstitu.
ency:
The question OF woman suffrage shall be sub
nttted to separate vote at the utue Of the Sub
mIss.on Of The constitution In ench manner a. may
be provided In the schedule. and II. upon canvass
Of the votes cast on the question: majority there
Of shsil be found 'for wornan suffrage then the
word tMs1e' shall BE- stricken out Of tho section
Itlattge to suffrage; otherwise notr
While this clnuse will Suffice to give the
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1870-08-11
RTE RAIL AN
Luxurles OF Modern Travel.

s~~"--~eA~~
The question which to day most fol cibsy
presents itself to the prospective traveller is
not BY what line can earliest reach my
destination? ~ Qor running parallel with each
other, the competing lines make the same
average time between their Western and
Eastern termini), but g By which route can
travel with the greatest degree of comfort
and of freedom from those annoyances hith-
erto considerated inseperable from journey
of athousand miles or more ?" y a1t If3
The inquiry is easily answered Seated in
one of the spacious and luxuriously finished
Drawing-room coaches peculiar to the broad
guage Erie Railway, running without change
from Cincinnati, Cleveland, Dunkirk, Buffa-
10 and Rochester to New York, the traveller
finds lacking none OF the comforts and con-
veniances of his own home. Roomy seats.
neat Washing and Dressing rooms, parlors
well ventilated and cool In summer, warmed
by steam in winter, and iilunlined by gas
when night comes, attentive servants, and
a view of the grandest OfAmerican scenery :,
all combine to transform The formerly slow
and tedious journey into an enhancing pan Z.
Drama, the termination OF which comes only
too quickly TO the beholder. At the Company'p
hotels along the line, the traveller alights to
refresh the inner man--eating breakf.sE in
Ohio, diuner in Pennsylvania, supperin New
York, yet farlng sumptuonsly and with the
same regularity as ii at his own.hotel or resi-
dence at home. - i-f Al4
Sleeping coaches, we'll lit and ventilated 4,
and with clean, roomy beds, and all the con.
veDiences of the boudoir are attached toeacR
OF the three daily Express trains, guarantee
ing The traveller, delighted with the novelties
of the daylight, nights rest as untroubl ed
as If in his own bed at home. assrrs
Promptscriyals are made at all connecting
points, and passengers on arriving in New
York are delivered either down town in the
business center of the city, or up town In the
the New York and New Haven Railroad.
Tickets via this popular route can be pur-
chased at all Principal Ticket Offices through
out the country. RM t44hI d. ~
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1870-08-11

LOCAL, BREvIp1Es. -Postmaster Frantz has
been adding to the looks of his office by lay
ing a new floor. We saw large vessel dis
charging q cargo of coal at Geo. Baldwin's
coal yard last Thursday Head q Suther-
lands new building is rapidly going up....
We areinformed that the :" Wandering jew
passed through town last Friday morning
Head 81 Sutherland's new building was
twisted some by the gale of wind last Friday
afternoon ). 1t took three officers to arrest
an obstreperous scissors.grinder last Friday
for smashing windows. Several cords of
rain fell last Sunday, leaving several inches
OF mud The game bet geen the Stars of
Racine, and the Stars of this city, last Satur-
day, resulted in favor Of the Racine boys, by
q score Of Al to 80. Canada thistles are
gaining footing in various parts of the city.
Cut 'em down. See notice of colt found,
in another column. Look out for Dan Cas-
tello's circus next Tuesday. "a man was in
from the country the other day who hadn't
heard of the Frsnco-P russian war-he said
he had been so busy harvesting that he hadn't
had time to borrow his neighbours paper....
Lots of new potatoes have been received in
this market during the past peek. We are
glad to see Dr. Hazleton back again from his
eastern trip. :. "A, young till-tapper walked
into store on the north side last Monday
morning, and appropriated SIS from the
money drawer. It was recovered. The 4tb
was revived in small way on our streets last
Monday evening, to the terror of timid horses
George Bishop, the gentlemanly treasur-
er Of Dan Castello's circus was in town last
Monday Capt. Harkins has moved an of
fee on to the south end of his new dock, north
OF Main street bridge. !. Business around TIE
depot is brisk. The rush of travellers keeps
Tom busy handing out tickets, while Henry
has abont all he can do to check the baggage
I'VE hear of two young rowdies that en-
ticed an old man into an alley one evening
last week and robbed him. Whitaker q Co
are at work on some splendid engines. "A
simple minded young German, lately arrived
causes considerable excitement on our streets
by dropping down in fiGs quite often. Eight
fits day is about the average. George C
Lawrence infoi ms US he has bought 10000
pounds of wool ih this market this seasons.
A friend of ours anxlously enquiries, "what
has become of aIl the Frenchmen that were
talking war on our streets just before thu
last battle ?". .. Within few weeks our cit
izens will have an opportunity for 'stoe ant
heel'' festivity at Simmons Hall.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1870-08-11

DAN CAsTELLo.-By reference to our ad'
vertising columns 1t will be seen that the
above great favorite will pitch his tent In
this city for two performances on the after
noon and evening of Tuesday next, Aug. 10th.
Castello's circus, as now organized, embraces
some of the finest performers in the saw dust
profession, and we have seen many compli-
mentary notices given the company by our
exchanges in the northern part of the State,
through which 1t has recently been travel
Ing. A prominent official once remarked OF
Dan, take away everything else connected
with the circus, and he will give a better
performance alone than two-thirds of the
companies now travelling" Dan has as
suredly not lost any of his irth-provoking
qualities since. AS a proof of his powers to
please we will state that he Is the only Amer
lean clown that ever performed before Queen
Victoria by royal command. The balance of
the company rank among the first in the pro-
fession. Our lovers of amusement will not fail
to attend.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1870-08-11

There have been extensive fires in the
woods in Canada, and in one of them last
week, a woman and two children were
burned to death. It appears that the
premises ola French Canadian, Rousseau,
residing near CRANKY, having become
nearly surrounded with the flames, he
placed portion of his furniture, also his
family, consisting of his wife and three
childIen, in his wagon, and started them
off to their neighbor.,, The flames, how
ever, followed the fugitives SO fast thar
the horse wheeled round and upset the
wagon, yielding the woman and two o.
the children a prey to the ire, which
consumed them on the spot. The thirl
child, a daughter, of only Z yearsrof age
scrambled away from the flames, and hei
screams brought assistance. She was res
cued, but it is feared she cannot survive