The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1870-11-10
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! Paris, Me-, manufactures yearly ter
Thousand wheelbarrows, which are. sen
all over the country. They aresSsoldSsa
$32 per dozen, are made of ash, and useC
mostly on railroads.
A train on the Central Pacific railroad
was boarded by highwaymen last Friday
night between Verdi and Reno, and the
express car robbed of $4,000 in coin
The mail car was plundered, and it is
Thought the robbers got nearly $4,000 in
all. EFRr eye eNs@
1t is estimated that at least two
thousand trunks full'of valuable ARTICLES
belonging to Americans are now at the
railway stations in Paris. The trains
would take no baggage during the STAN
pede from the gay capital.
| A wellto do farmer of Wallingford,
Conn, to please his wife, attempted to
raise his own wheat He bought two
bushels OF choice seed for So per bushel,
manfred field, plowed it three times,
and e took ok : great pains throughout the
summer with 1t. The result was three
bushels and one quart of inferior seed,
which he is now feeding to the chickens
Wisconsin farmers use dog power tor
their cider mills la. - sr
| That'athe reason cideris SO. "ldoggone"
dear this fall.
The Grant County Herald says that on
Monday forenoon threshing machine,
while running on a farm Of Mr.. It III.
Barber, took fire by some careless man
agement and burned, together with
couple hundred bushels OF oats, a small
Quantity OF wheat, straw, and some shed
ding belonging to Mr. Barber. 1t was
with. difficulty the barn was saved The.
thresher was nearly new, and was owned
by Mr.. VIM. Dyer. The total loss will.
probably reach $500, ~4rn ~
1t is certainly curious chemical fact
that the substances required to form
common table, salt are both of them
MISUNDERSTANDING and sodium No one
can use either of these articles separately
With safety, and yet combine them, and
they form substance necessary tohealth,
and one found upon every tab e.
A Mr.. Nichols of Virginia, who has
been absent from home some time, was
returning on the Chesapeake & Ohio
Railroad, October 80, when he was in
formed that his wife was dead. He i'm
|mediately went out upon the platform
and shot himself through the head pro
ducing instant death oos-
j. j. Biddles, theatrical manager, died
at Minneapolis last week.
The Lieut.. Coy. of Manitoba has
issued orders for the arrest of Rio, /
.ODonohue and Lepine, if they enter the
province again, and to shoot them in
their tracks ii they show the least resist
ance. a.
The small pox has been making terri
bic ravageS among the Indians in Vic
toria ~ t>
A young lady named Matte Sturtegant
attempted suicide 0ia Chicago river last
Monday, but after tasting the water was
glad to be pulled ashore bya friendly
policeman Ell aiff..4 tssf
Fifty thousand warrants were issued
in New York last Saturday, for the
arrest of persons charged with false
registration. cd
Daniel Mcfarland, who shot Richard
son, has been confined in an asylum as a
mailman. ..,..-. = -e.
y On the night of Oct. Goth the steam
ship Veruna went down, about thirty
miles from the Florida coast. Only five
men were saved Thirty six passengers
were lost.
Gen. O'Neill, the released Fenian, is
now In Burlington, Vt, where his wife
and two children have been stopping
during his confinement. He proposes
to publish a history of the last Fenian
movement "