The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1871-11-16

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| drunken man IN Trenton On Tuesday, |, sen
out iOrked blue and red flame which 1T first
startled he behOldeIs Amor her test proved
the compound TO be most featully made and
composed OF an acid that would eat a bar o!
| iron
Doctor" said a wealthy patient 20 his
physician . want yon to be thorough
81 Ike at the root 0 he disease " " Well, /
J W. +" said he doctor, as he ed his caHe
and brought it down hard enough To break
in pieces bottle and glasses which stood
upon the sidebOard 1t was his last prOfe,-
Sional visit to that house.
During The recent workngtnan's parade in
New York City b,nner b-aring the toi'ow-
ing inscription was carried III he procession:
Eight hours for work eight hours tor eel,
eight hours for recreation, eignt hours '"t
| r, ST" Eight hours fer work is no hing F"rF
uncommon but hiMy-Iw0 hour DIS Is
som ting entirely new in this Western c"un
try
Next summer several enterprisng persons
in New York city ton'empIate set ing n"
ands tor selling wa er IN prominent hnr-
oughfarss, as they do in Spain and SOUTHERN
Italy. The idea is regarded as good Que
great many people prefer II glass ot coo
"Ater to he vliianOuS compounds often r..
tailed AS soda water. roof beer and emohadF
ani, at a penny or two glass, cold water
would be in active demand.
An indignant 4" Barrister" writes to tn.
MteS tHdC III spite OF Tue ora OflcAl H0uil~i
or Curran about The ShacklrS failing from ne
slave the moment he touches BiIisE- soil ctc.,
etc the slave traffic between lnprti anu
lCOnStantlnOpie, through the intermediate
port of Malta, still goes TN The "Barrise'"
SAW 1--WE or six femals slaves at Malta on thrn
way 10 COnst anIlnOUle g. II present 80 -
PA~ha
Sierra Valley is basin nearly at the eX-
tremr Top Of he Sierra Nevada enclosed ~
all SIDES ny mountains, and lylrg nearly or
qui,e SIX thousand feet above he l"vel OF the
ocean IN winter whlie the snow lies 10 h
dcpj h of ten az twenty fee on ! he surround
ing peaks, il seldom exceeds TWO o. three
feet in the valley IN favorable seasons tht
cattle have been known TO And ScAnty pas
tursge here ia mldwlnter. Frnsts visit IL
valley every month IN he year, and perha
IS often \ ten or fifteen nights every month.
SCANDAL. good, finished scandal, fully
armed and equipped such a. clrculatrs ~
thc world is rarely the production Ola siugi"
ndiI id ua, or even OF a single cOterie IL sees
he light in one is rocked and SDultured nj
another; is petted, developed and atlAlnS iif
growth in third and receives its finishing
touches only after passing through multi
tuda OF hands 1t is q child that can count n
host Of fathers-all ready to dlsown it.
A Vermont girl who sued false lover for
breach of pr OmSe laid the damages at forty
dollars In court. in answer to the inQnl
why mat particular sum HAD been named,
she answered that counting the time she had
spent "sIttlng uU' With him as worth at th'
rare Of nine shillngs per week, she had fig
urrd I'D the nOure passed in his company and
adding the value Of wood consumed she had
found that the amount due. There was no
doubt in The mind of he Judg" tina her Claim
vas an honest one, and verdict was render
ed accordingly
A riot occurred in Philadelphia at the cleo
ion on Tuesday, which commenced by the
I,iCt h1 Mt
empting 10 vote. After The first attack both |
sides were reinforced by men with firearms, |
and fight ensued IN which tour or five per !
SONS are reported killed, end twenty five |
wounded The Principal of the colored High
School was shot dead in the streets, and |
anOt her negro cut down on his own own door
step Reporters and ruffians were imported |
from Nv York in large numbers to carry
the election Ior The Democrats, but they
failed ignominiousy.
ANOTHER FASTING GIRL.-Another fasting
girl has turned up in England. She is the
daughter 0 q respectable miner living near
Tresavean Mine, West Cornwall. She is sta
| ted to have lain on q couch in q darkened
! room for nearly nine months, only being
moved tor a change of linen. During tins
| time she had been an almost total abstainpr
| rom solid or liquid food for several weeks
she has drank nothing beyond tablespoon
| tul of brandy with as much water, nOtwitb
standing which the girl has lost but very lit
| lie flesh She is ore OF family Of eighteen
ct whom eleven are living. AT times she is
cheerful, but in the presence Of strangers she
is very nervous.
The Treasury Department has received
| a COPY of additional regulations of the Otto
map Empire in regard to the prohibition
against Interpretation OffOreignsgunpowde
| which provide that powder seized at the mo-
ment O. its Introduction from 81 foreign coun-
Try or in it's removal from one place 20
Al
cOntiscated, or subject to fine equaE to
double of its price fixed by the government.
The great bridge at st. Louis is progressing
but from a year to year and halt must
rlapse before it is completed. Some idea Of
the importance Of the undertaking can be
formed from the following figures: The con-
tract for making the wrought iron and steel
work and for the superstruction alone
amounts to one and half million of dollars.
The material to be employed in the work is
estimated at 103 900 cubic yards of masonry
5 OOO, 900 pounds steel work, rods and tubing
S 500 900 pounds wrought iron 600 600 pounds
cast iron and 900, 0O0 feet OF timber.
large craving dock has been constructed
at Port Chalmers, and was lately opened with
| the usual ceremonies. That place is to be
the rendezvous Of the new line of steamers to
San Francisco, and railroads are in progress
to connect it with other important places on
| the island The introduction of the iron horse
! into those islands will accelerate the doom OF
the unfortunate MaOris The shrek Of the
engine through the native villages is to them
a. TO our aborgInes, death-knell. In some
halt dozen decades every native New Z~4
lander will have been swept away, and the
race have become as totally extingushed as
the aborigines of the sister colony OF Tasma-
MIA
How TO KEEP CIDEE.-Mr. E. Williams, in
he Journal Of the Farm gives the following
II am aware that there are many recipes for
Keeping cider as for curing colds or rheuma.
tism. Some of them doubtless are good, hui