The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1870-09-15

| Ing the silver inthe name Of all and each
person present. Then every one in turn
wished the bride and bridegroom joy, and
after due regard was paid~to the flowe, and
fruit, merry dance wound up the evening,
the pleasure of which, will long be remem-
bered byithose who participatedin it.Bo@
May Pennoyer's Water Cure flourish, and
may its master. and mistresssglive to see their
/ g Golden Wedding.oa. G5 IL ,g1. G1.
/ ONE OF TEE PARTY
| RUN-AwAY.-A span Of colts, attached to a
light wagon, became frightened last Monday
morning near Ernst's corner, and dashed
across Market square west.g They were
turned back after running a short distance,
and captured near the, post. office, after &C.
molishing the wagon A farmers wagon
hitched near the liberty pole was damaged
by the ran away team. FssseHESaE b
sENsATIoNAL.-One of our Wisconsin ex.
changes, startles its readers with the follow
ing highly sensational apneunceme The
old barn in the rear of Head 81 SutherIand's
mandatory is being torn down - "Quite
a number. of ifashs of lightning were seen in
the north last Tuesday night ~ One or
two warm days the past week ruined an inn
mense number Of paper colors !''-F0reiSn
Paper.
The editor is sarcastic because we noticed
the striking similarity between the leading
editorial, in recent issues of his paper, and
an old address by John G. SAKE. This whole.
sale 'scabbaging" may pass In the country
where that paper fourishes, but we think it
would bemore honorable In heeditpr to hire
some first-class auctioneer, and pay him four
dollars a week for writing leaders.
-%-0N-
SINGING SCHOOL. - Mr.. S. l.. Fish will open
his Singing School in this city at Horticul-
turalg Hall, over Bain's@sh hardware store. on
Monday evening, Sept. 10Th, at ~ O'Clock.
Those desiring frst-class instruction in vocal
music should not fell to attend His terms
are reasoenaHenleHGA gAg8F
FELL FROM BUILDING.-A young boy
named Charles Fisher, working for Jason
Lothrop, while laying patent roof onone
ofthe buildings of Bain's wagon works, fell
from the roof to the ground, striking onsone
pieces of wood and brick. He was removed
to Pennoyer's Water Cure, and on examina-
tion it was found that his left shoulder and
wrist we're badly sprained, aud his head Sc
verely cut. eHeis getting along finely.
-~OA
STRUCK, BY LIeHTNING.-During the rain
storm last Thursday evening, barn on s.
Benson's farm, about four miles west Of this
city in the town. of Pleasant Prairie, was
struck by lightning and destroyed, together
with from seventy-fve TO one hunored tons
of hay. Mr.. Stewart, who is living on the
farm, had just unhitched his horses and taken
them in the barn when the flash came. Sew
efal. railroad employees had. taken shelter in
the building at the same time. and state that
they did not feel the shock.
little son.of John Ruff of Benton, was
struck by lightning the same evening, but
was not injured to any great extent,
NOTICE TO MARfNERs.-J. P. McKinstry,
Light House Inspector for 18th District, is
sues the following notice; "
The third-class iron buoy, painted black,
has been placed in 81 #. of water, to mark
the wreck of the Jennie Briscoe, sunk near
Wendell's fish dock. Gross Isle. Nanny
Judy Light housesbears from the buoy n. W.
Il E. The center of Stony Island s. by E.
This buoy is placed just above the wreck,
which can be passed on either side. It is re-
commended to leave the buy to westward $50
feet. BY. order of the Light house Board.
Last Saturday evening the wife of an old
offender went to Sheriff Stebbins with the re-
quest that he should arrest her husband, who
was drunk and lisorderly .s'&. The sheriff
told her to get out a warrant, which she did,
and armed with this the sheriff called on her
lord aud master. He,refused to travel with
out help and the sheriff was obliged TO
"help'' him-the first step, being to land him
out doors. AT this point the woman and
children came to the rescue of the "ould
man and the sheriff was shocked at receive
inc severe stroke on his head from his own
cane IN the hands of the woman. and several
scratches and bruises at the hands of the
boys. After quite tussle, the man was per-
suaded to proceed to the county jan-the
sheriff leaving several bandfuls of hair, whis-
! kers, etc., with the family as mementoesa0l u
/ Waukesha County Fair is to be held at