The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1871-11-23

It is said that Detroit girl, standing u
to be married, the o her day, had to have hc
corset strings cut before she could g TAX
his man to be her welded husband" in til,
articuIate terms necessary to the completion
of the ceremony, She was laced up to tb
last hole. and when the knife was applied
The crack of the parting facing was like the
explosion of kerosene lamp.
Among the Sunday School children of u
certain church was poor little fellow H,
could not :ell the number Of the house in
which he lived. and was charged when h.
came next time to bring it The next time
he appeared he was asked II he had brough
he numher. No. .str,' sald ne 1t was
nailed on the door so tight that l couldn'
get it off
A gentleman who had taken the horse cars
for Worcester Depot in Boston, incum6ered
with manifold bags and parcels, reached the
bell rope with an effort when he got off and
gave a vigorous pull /; the result was sharp
ring from both bells "What are you ring
ing both ends for ?" was the dlscourteUu>
and surly inquiry of the conductor. 9 B.
cause | wish the car to stop at both ends, !"
was the quiet reply, that left convulsed
car load and discomftted conductor.
On and after the night of the goth of No
vember 1871, fixed red light will be exhib
ted from frame structure erected at the GU :
or end of east pier at Michigan City, Ind. The
apparatus is lens of the six b order, il'u
minatlng an arc OF 1870 degrees. The local
| plane is elevated thirty-twO feet above the
level of the aiake, which corresponds to q
range of visibility of eleven statute miles.
| This notice has been issued TO mariners from
the Treasury Depart ment.
The New York World of Wednesday says .
To add to he alarm caused by the startling
| Intelligence we published yesterday Of the
| importation of cholera INTO New York bay,
comes the no less startling fact that small
pox is rapidly extending it's ravages among
us. The sanitary officers Of the city are ac
lively adopting preventing measures; but tor
small pox vaccination is the panacea. It is
said there are no less than &c, 900 unvaccina
ted persons nowin the city"
The other day, Augustus bought, at q sale
OF household furniture, pretty black. walnut
table. Il was sound and servlceabie as ever,
but had bic gouge right ont of the top. A
cloth would conceal it, but thought would
rather not have the hoe there so procured
some walnut saw dust, mixed it with gIut
previously dissolved in water, and made Il
thick paste With this I Fl led the;caEit y, 'le'
it dry, scra ped it off smoothly with bit OF
glass and sand paper, then PIT on Thin Goa
OF varnish. My table will need no cover II
conceal It's detects.
! We made an inspection of the stills stand
day Those who had done so before the fir.
are aware that at the several gable ends 81
he wings of that building were cur in stone
respectively The words Truth, Justice. Librr
~ Union and Peace. We found hat TrGtt
had not IN The least been violated; that jus
ice has not suffered BY the greaI fire; thai
Liner has been somewhat impaired lha
he Union has lad Its | Knocked out and
hat the Peace has been very seriously bro
ken Chicago Journal
EDIBLE IN~ECTs 1t is Droba Bile that famine
and starvation, Ca used 10y the terrible raVage;
OF armies Of lOcusts, first caused the in~ec
| invaders themselves to be eaIen. Is they
were found to DC nutritious and not unpala
table, they came In this way to Ee considered
Il staple article OF diet The earliest AsiatiC
aud African history informs US of their use
as food, and they are thus occasionally
mentioned III GrecIan annals The Arabs aud
rlcanS now consume them in the greatest
quantities. They are ga hrred from the trees
where they atight. or brought down when
lying low by making dense smoke. They
are theT. roast ed with salt in an underground
oven, bruised and put away for use For the
tahle they are puiverizcd and made into a
pudding, or, Invested OF thei' heads, wings
and legs, arr bOiled in water or in oil They
resemble III conslsleuce and flavor the yolkS
OF hard boiled eggs and various English traV-
elers agree that they are very good eating.
| The ONEIDA INDIANS The Green Bay o.
zette says for some time past.great dissa isfac-
! ION has existed among the Oneida Nation at
! he lax adminS ratiOL OF Justice on their
| rcservat ion, ana various attempts have been
pade to rectity it. Last week they held q
general council, and after Ii solemn discus
sion of be pros and cons, resolved to immi
tate the {" white mans government " and
AXE ''snew departure" They had previ-
ous!y .invested So IN a copy OF the revised
statutes, and one OF the head men had fash
Toned u set OF laws and present ed a new code
all cut and dried. They adopted it and then
proceeded to he election OF officers. Under
lhls system they dn away entirely with their
old tribunal torn Of government, and abolish
the distinction of "chIefs " which formerly
obtained among them, AID constituted a
hereditary arIstOcracy.