The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1871-03-02
NEWS ITEMS.

An enraged father in Michigan caught
his little boy by the ear, and whirled him
around with such force as to wrench that
u + i organ from his head.
/ A large number oflovers' quarrels have
been reported in Terre Haute, Ind,
because the ungallant SWANS refused to
invest months salary in two Nilsson
concert tickets.
City, Mo, for numbering another by
hitting him in the head with stone at Q
p' litical meeting eighteen years ago. He
escaped to California, but recently return
ed, and was recognized.
A Pittsburg man has sued his brother
tn obtain p session of the ambrotype
picture of their dead sister
A Nashua physician offers site valued
at $4,000 for an Orphans Home in New
Hampshire, and promises to pay $1,000
in cash towards the building fund.
At point near what is known as Gu
bits Gap, on The Mississippi, where in
1865 river steamer passed and found
four feet of wates, there is now an island
nearly if not quite mile long, and Seve.
raj hundred yards wide.
It is claimed by Professor Swallow, en-.
gagged in the geological survey of Missouri
that there are larger trees in that State
than in California and he notes a syca.
more that is As feet in circumference.
Judge Terry who killed Broderick in a
duel, IN reported to be Interested in min.
ing claims in Colorado to be in in
straightened circumstances, and in very
poor health.
lao In n
making liquor dealers liable to be sued
for damages by the persons To whom they
sell liquor The owner of the building
where the iquor is sold is also liable for
damages.
A son of Mr.. Shepherd, residing ut
Baltimore, Neb: a9ka, WAS killed Oh Thurs.
day last by being struck III the neck by @
Daae ball
a. an evidence Of German profanity, il
is STATED upon unquestinnab!e authority
that Gen. Won Molske was born in Neck
lenhurg Schwerin. What wicked infant
he must have heeu. to he sure.
N. F. Nurs, of Dallas County, Iowa, q
school teacher, got nad at the father of
one "f hls pupils, and therefore whipped
his boy, for which he was fined $50, and
dismissed from the school.
Chicago has raisfd $4,000 for Dr. Hough-
tons Little Church, around the Corner
The present style Of "plug" hat is an
exact reproduction Of the fashion Of 1910.
The present scrambled style Of ladies'
head-dress is of oder origin, being the
identical fashion which prevailed before
the invention of combs.
President Grant has headed the list Of
contributions to the fund which the Con-
or ssi"nAl Temper nee Society is now
raising with $500. Vice President Collar
and Speaker Blaine follow with 500
each.
Here is an instance of disinterestedness.
A Boston merchant who gave s., 900 to an
,.lucatIpnal institution and was instru.
mental IN securing $4,000, has never seen
the inside OF the society's building which
the money built and has never been in.
vted to visit it.
The Secretary of Treasury has directed
the Assistant Treasurer at New York, TO
purchase two millions of bonds each Wed.
nesday during the month of March, being
ten millions in all, and sell one million Of
gold on the first, third and fifth Thurs
day, and two millions on the second and
fourth Thursday of March, seven millions
in all.
A young lady named Alice Jane Trav.
is now living in Morrisonville, Illinois,
who was. stolen from her parents in Chi.
cago, or me other lake port, when she
was little child ~ o1"o
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