The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1870-05-12
News Items.

r Mich, has been granted new trial. The
venue has been changed to the Kalamazoo
circuit. M
; A column gave way under the gallery
in the colored Baptist church in Wash
ington, last Sunday night, causing pan
ic. Several leaped from the windows
and quite number were more or less in
jured.
, A colossal bronze statue of Franklin
| is to be erected in Printing House Square
New York, by Captain Degroot, at ar
expense from $25, 900 to $4,000.
The total expenditure of the Naval
Department for the past month was $949,
900. This includes salaries, repairs to
vessels, ETC.
A little child fell in Fond du Lac, one
day last week, and bit its tongue so bad
ily, that the little one bled to death
\ A yong woman named Woodbridge
was arrested in Portage, e few days since,
suspected of numbering her child. The
child, aged about one year, disappeared
somewhat mysteriously last Christmas,
and the mother claimed that she had Civ.
en- it away. Some children discovered
the corpse of an infant that had been Gov
cred by the snow all winter, in the
woods near Black River Falls. An ex-
animation showed the head of the child
had been crushed against stone or tree,
and circumstances point to this woman as
the perpetrator of the deed.
The long talked of prize fight between
Jem Mace and Tom Allen, for SIS 900 and
the championship of the world, came off
on Tuesday morning last, about thirteen
miles below New Orleans. Ten rounds
were fought and Mace declared the vic
tor. Time, fifty-four minutes. Aliens
shoulder was dislocated and his face bad
| ly marked, while Mace showed scarcely
any marks. E5sT
A grand excursion of nine cars will
leave Boston on the 23d instant for San
Francisco. The party will be composed
of the millionaircs and dignitaries of
Massachusetts,, and capital to the amount
of fifty million dollars will be represen-
ted.
The residence of NO. Sykes, in Tip
pah county, Miss, was burned last Satur-
day night, and two daughters, aged eight
and thirteen years, persisted in the
flames. $50
On Monday morning last the commits
sion store of NJ. Skinner, in Milwaukee,
was burned, and an old Frenchman
named Chavanoux, who roomed above,
persisted.
Capt. E. B. Ward returns the largest
income in Detroit for 1869-$185,000.
1t is stated that worlds evangelical
gathering, or Protestant Ecumenical
Council, composed of delegates from
Protestant churches in every part of the
known world, will be held in New York
early in September next % $685.
The Green Bay Advocate thinks that
Fort Howard will be the eastern termin-
us of the northern Pacific railroad.
Oshkosh wants another railroad to
Milwaukee. F9 "a
The Northwestern publishes a string of
nonsense from George Francis Train, I'M
der the head of GA letter from the next
President sGs 6
Dan CASTILLO is fittingup magnificent
circus at Racine oltravel the present sea
son. Dan is whole team himself, and
generally carries company of ladies and
gentlemen with him-not rowdies
During a rain storm in Recine few
days since, three different buildings were
struck by lightning.
The Racine Journal thinks, after read
ing an editorial from the Mobile Tribune,
that its no wonder the south is filed with
numbering desperadoes, Ku K'ux Klans,
and other democratic organizations.
Montana, with population Of $4,000
last year yielded $tT0OO,000 in gold.
This year it is thought $3O,000000 will
be brought out. w7gz gx-a -s~e
The Dodge County Citis6n gives as a
reason why we have been favored with
so much pleasant weather lately, that the
Pacific railroad has been bringing over
California weather since. the last big
snow storm. but it woulir't advise any