The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1871-01-19
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dead certainty that the President let's his
family ride to church, but in rain or
storm, or snow or blow, goes and comes
afoot himself.
The Galaxy pays Mark Twain 5000 for
each number of his memoranda. Just
$199.50 more than they are worth.
McVicker's theatre in Chicago. is to be
remodled during the next summer, and
the manager intends to make it the finest
theatre in the country
The Champaign Union says that Jas.
Y. Borg has been editor of the Waukegan
Gazette for thirteen years. We don't be-
lieve it
The Steamer Magill, from ST. Louis to
New Orleans, burned on Shoe Fly Bar
last Saturday night. Quite number of
passengers were lost.
1t is thought that the detectives are now
on the track of the murderer of Mr.. Ma
than, of New York.
1t is reported in New York that Chi
cago detective, named Elecker, recently
persuaded Judge Cardoza, by means of a
locket and other property belonging to
the deceased, that he could produce the
murderer of Benjamin Nathan Cardoza
dent Kelso told him that all the New
York detectives must share in the reward
whereupon the Chicago detective refnseu
to proceed with the proceedings and
left.
An interesting case is before the Uni.
ted States Court at Cincinnati mu-
atto named Henrietta Wood brings a
suit against Zeb Ward, of Kentucky, to
recover $4,000 damages, on a charge
that he was instrumental in having her
kidnapped from Ohio, in 1923, and sold
into slavery, where she remained fifteen
years.
Breatlles there u man with soul so dead,
who reyer to himself hath said, will a
family paper take, both for my own and
children's sake? Ifsuch there be, let
him repent, and have the TELEGRAPH to
him sent.
In San Francisco, the other day, jury
disagreed and enc of the number said he
guessed he'd have to be excused he
wasn't in the habit of serving on Juries
where they drew pistol on man to
make him agree The judge made them
give up their shooting tools, and the case
went on.
The organization of the next House is
taking shape. Gen. Paine, present mem
Der from the First District OF Wisconsin,
is supported by the Wisconsin delegation
for Sergeant, alarms. Col Hawkins is
named by the Ohio delegation as Post
master. Esg
Gen. Pillow, that great military leader
who built a board fence along the river
to protect Memphis from the guns of the
Union gunboats during the war, asks
tennessee to pay him for damage done to
his property by the Union army.
! Grace Greenwood lectured to the in
mates of the Massachusetts State Prison,
at Charleston, Thursday. on New Eng
land character; giving anecdotes to IL
lustrate all sorts of characters, except
some of the Lard ones she addressed.
| Julia A., daughter of Julia Ward Howe
was married to Mr. Anagos, ;. Greek, last
week. The first name Of Mr. Anagos is
Michael-a name peculiar to the Greeks.
The religious sect known as Dunk
ards have established college at Bour
bon, Ind. Until recently, it is said, the
Dunkard Church has been strenuously
opposed to all liberal systems of eduea-
ton but has now fully determined to es-
tablish an important Institution of learn
ing. a 3fbA
/ Gen. Garfield was so engaged with Jan.
nashek's sleepwalking as Lody Macbeth
at Washington, that he grasp9d the chair
in front of him and gathered in the CHG
non of the lady who occupied it. The
waterfall, ard curls, and braids and rats
and SO forth, came tumbling down in one
|red burial blent aht a
The Milwaukee Sentinel says sneak
thieves are stealing satchels from railroad
depots, and advises persons waiting fol-
trains to keep their satchels In hand il
they would be sure of them when they
want them.
DR.. l. A. Lapham has resigned his po
Isition as Secretary of the Wisconsin Socie
ty of the Arts and Sciencies, for the pur
pose of devoting himself to his Auties in
connection with the storm signal depart
lment.
A correspondent of the Dodge county,
Wisconsin, Citizen reports the weight OF
nine one-quarter blood Norman colts
eight of them are two years DID, and
one, one year old. The average weight
was 1867 pounds,
Mr.. Beecher has finally accepted the
| $4,000 salary which his congregation
has repeatedly offered him.
! Another colored member of Congress
Jefferson Long, of Georgia-was ad-
mitted to seat on Monday last
Governor Hayes has refused to com
mute the sentence of death pronounced
upon Andrew BrentIinger, convicted for
the muruer of his wife in Allen county,
Ohio, last fall Brentlinger will, there
fore, be hung on January 20, at Lima.
Starr King, when asked to define the
difference between Universalists and Uni