The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1871-11-02

Wales the government has lately official
ly announced that it will hereafter make
no opposition 10 ladies operating in the
telegraph offices. A Melbourne paper
saws females are to be employed in the
post office there and in various other IN
ployments formerly monoDolized by men,
the gentlel sex are steadily pushing then
way Opinions may differ as to the ad.
mission of women TO the learned profes-
Sims. but certainly there should be no
difference touching their eligibility to
handicrafts or light trades they are fitted
for and wish to praci~e. There is many
pos filed by a male, eapecia ally in the
sales dppar ments of shops, that might
equally well BE occupied by woman,
VINO would thus release the man to follow
a more masculine business.
The Npwharyport IN 4ss.) Herald say
that Mr. " Bancker brought from Chi
caoo curious memorial OF he great fire
Among the ruins Of the Western News
CompaDy's establishment, where an i'm
mence stock of periodicals and books
were reduced 10 ashes, there was found "a
SINGLE Leaf Of quarto Bible, charred
I:ir0und the edges. It contained The first
chapter If ,m"ntations Of jeremiah
which opens with The following words :
How doth the city sit solitary that was
full Of peoplr how is she become as a
widow she that was great among the
nations and princes among the prov nee 5.
how Is she become tributary! She wecpel b
S re in the night, and her tears are on
her cheeks; among all her lovers she hath
none to comfort her" And this was The
o1ly fragment Of literature saved from
.thq news campany's great depot.
Glmore's old coliseum at Boston was
baby compared with the one he is going
to vrocg n b SION for his big jubilee, next
June. The plan contempates bnijdino
832 feet long ~ 423 feet broad, it'll a
tower $40 teet higO rising from the cen
stI. TIE side tow,rs, Of winch there
ultl be four are each I67 feet high. The
hulIdIugs, which Will cover eight acres,
ui.l have seating accommodations for
125 600 people and will be located on the
Back Bay near the Providence Railroad
and not far from the foot of Newton Street
ATTACHMENT OF WooDwARD's PROPER,
TY-E 3. Wood ward, who has been sued
for money alleged to be due the city,
having absconCed, IS is alleged, Judge
Barntrd, to-day, granted an application
for ali attachment of his property.
The REFORM DEMOCRATS The Reform
Dem Gratis 40 he instance Of Charles
O'Conner, have nominated Horatio Sey-
mnur. Of Utica, rs q candidate for the AS
semhty from this city against the Tam
may candidate, Tom Fields. Seymour
tale4re phrJ bis acceptance.
RO~ENzwEIG CONVICTED In the Ro
serzwelg case the jury rendered verdict
on n,.>iaaghter II HE second degree
Hecurdpr Hackett sentenced i'm TO the
-.ate prison d hare labor for seven years
He .sregarded the recommendation to-
mercy by lhr jury
70 BE A RREsTED-The arrest OF
WoodWard, Garvey and lngcrsol will be
made upon papers received from Albany.
u In h. 28th. they had not come 10 han /.
THE ARREST OF TWEED ALI the news
pap. rs have tu,l accounFs OF the incidents
a tending the arrest Of Tweed No pa
per appears to have sympathy for him eX
ccpt the Stor The Sim heads It's ac
count Revelations by che citizens com,
Day OF Judgment The
general sueu king out at the den Of thieves.
The tribune thinks the robbers are en-
maShed by the array. The World believe.
the last stage Of the preposterous villiany
has been reached; that the arch Knave
and engineer OF the frauds is IN u fair way
to get his deserts that if Tweed is reflect
ed to the Senate he should not be permit
ed to take his seat The Herald again
skis Twced's dismissal from the position
OF head Of. the Department of Public
Works.
Mr.. L. F. Chapman, Of San jose, is
likely to remember the saying that
"tnings are not what they sceM." Some
years ago he was the fortunate possessrr
of a large tract Of, land, which, however,
he had never been able to render produc-
tive. So he determined to dispose Of his
property and sold it to a stranger who
gave him four old mustangs for it, At
that time Chipman thought that the ex
change for chattles personal was decided
ly to his advantage; but now the land in
question has been disposed of for $40, 600
4 California boot-blach stands fair
chance Of going into history beside the
| widow with the mite. Adv ertising that
he should give the proceeds Of day
work TO the Chicago sufferers, the young
gamin did not lay down his brush from
sunrise to sunset, ard forwarded twenty
five dollars the next day to The relief
tnnd.
4 startling and tragic affair is thus de,
scribed by an exchange; "a young man
in Salem, Mass, wearing one Of those
long pointed collegian collars, trod upon
the point and was tripped up and could
not stir until a friend happening to pass
Iby turned the collar upside down, which