The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1870-06-23

Mr.. Bintliff of Monroe, and r. L. Colvin,
of GAINESVILLE.
A hog on farm in Missouri rooted up
So, 900 in gold which the owner had bur
led during the war. That hog ought to
write what he nose about farming"
A family of four persons from Boston
arrived at Newport, the famous wat ering-
place, with twenty-six servants, nine
horses, and forty trunks. Oh, shoddy!
A colored woman near Cincinnati gave
birth to child about one year ago, whose
head now measures thirty three inches in
diameter
The total receipts of the Cincinnati
Saengerfest were about twenty thousand
dollars The next meeting will be held
in st. Louis in 1872
John Hopkins, an esteemed citizen oil
Baltimore proposes to found university
a free hospital, and an asylum for colored
orphan children, at an expense of several
millions of dollars.
Some "poick thus sums up General
O'Neil's short career as commander of the
Fenians in the late demonstration on
the Canadian frontier:
Jack O'Neil went IN the hill as~ .e.s.
| The bloody Canucks TO slaughter
But Jack came back in y. 8 hack
Much sooner than he oughter.
The Northwestern records the death of
Mr. Jacob Devans, of Vinland He met
his death by being thrown from wagon
load of wheat that he was carrying to
Neenah.
! T. w. Haight has become editor and
proprietor of the Waukesha fireman,
Nicholas Smith retiring from the institu-
ton. Mr.. Smith takes charge of the
Prairie du Chem Union
Racine has had ghost sensation. The
ghost made its appearance at a house
every night for some time, but disappear
ed when number of armed men went to
the house and watched for it.
A young man named Frank Thorne
will leap from the Suspension Bridge at
Niagara Falls, on the 18th of August
next, for which he is to receive $4,000
He isn't patch to the man who leaped
from the falls.
The band chariot of James Robihson'l
circus, with the den of lions underneath
while entering Middletown, Mo-, wai
run away with, and the wheels striking
against stone, the top of the structure
gave way, precipitating the band of ter
men into the cage Of lions. Three of tn,
men were torn to pieces by the ANIMAL
before assistance arrived.
The Wisconsin Editors and Publish
ers' Association convened at Prairie d,
CHEN last Tuesday. During the presen
G week they take trip across Iowa and re
: turn.
Jerome Napoleon Bonaparte died d
!, Baltimore last Friday morning, aged six
! ty-five. His mother-in-law, Mrs. Will
| liams, also died the same morning.
A grand musical jubilee comes off a
8 Belvidere the last week of this month
Anvil and cannon effects are to be intro
q duced.
f John Mckee, Of La Crosse, has de-
of eleven rattle-snakes. He is training
e the snakes for exhibition
t The bands in Boston have formed
# union, and for playing on 4th of Jul
n they charge $50 per man. The cit
n won't pay but $15, consequently no ban,
in the union will be employed
t Daniel Mcfarland was in Madison las
e week. The Journal says some of his fol-
. mer acquaintance there refused to recoo
nize him.
e A colored minister in Des Moines, Iowa
e married white couple few days since
and finished the ceremony by kissing tn
IS bride. m
oil Whittemore was refused the seat il
g Congress, by vote of 1874 TO 80, las
:. Tuesday.
IS E. a. Raymour, chief of the North
western Detective Agency, was last Mon
day sentenced to ten years Imprisonment
y in the Michigan State prison for passin.
f counterfeit money.
Senator Summers proposition for on
). cent postage was defeated in the Senat
J. last Monday by a vote of 30 to 10.
o The six cared boat race between tn
n Harvard and Rutger students, at New