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The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1872-05-16

At the session of the American Medical
Association report was read by DR..
Weatherly of Alabama, from the Com
mittee on Medical Education, suggesting
that no more charters be granted for Med
ical Colleges which do not adopt the plan
for education Endorsed by this A ISOLATION,
and that Legislatures be asked to revoke
all charters for colleges not adopting the
plan OF the Association and that no del
egate be admitted from institutions refus.
ing to adopt such plan. The report al
iuded to the rivalry between colleges, in
ducing some to lower charges and give
degrees to LIEN totally unfit for the duties
of physician. Dr.. Findlay offered a
resolution that physicians attending fami-
lies by contract, or by the year, or who
bid for practice at less rates THAI the reg
vlar graduates, shall be classed among tina
irregular practitioners. Adopted
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1872-05-16

a 8. TRUEsDELL, Auctioneer, Kenosha, Wis
IA The patronage of the public is solicited
Everything in his line attended to in town .
country
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1872-05-16

EYELLOWS 81 CO., No. 3 Klmball's BLOCK Keno
4 sha, Dealers in staple and Fancy Dry Goods
Yankee Motions, Carpets, Oil cloths, &c, &c
None but the best quality OF goods purchases ,and
those sold cheap as al any other Honseln the
city. lyl5
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1872-05-16

mn ARBLE WORKS.
NA HUGGINS 81 WASHB TURN
Kenosha and Racine, Wis.
Monumental and Gravestcne work executed in
the high est style ofthe art.
1y1O r. r. ROBERTS, Agent.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1872-05-16

RH EAT MARKET. Main Street, Kenosha. wis
IVA The choicest Of all kinds OF Meats, Salt Pork
Corned Beef, smoked Hams Sausage. &c, &s.
constantly on hand. Prices always reasonable.
% VIM. ENGLE q CO.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1872-05-16

a B.. CAPRON & Co, corner of Main anu
IA Pearl st. have constantly on hand all KINDS
of fresh Family Groceries, Flour Feed, &C. Viii
sell as cheap as can be bougnl at any other estab
lishment In the city. The highest cash price paio
for all kinds OF country produce.
Goodsdelivered to all parts otthe city. II
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1872-05-16

wOHNSON's BOOK STORE
~ No. 50 Main street. full and complete
sssortnentoi school Books, also 5tanda dand mis-.
cellaueous Books. Writing and Wallpaper. Sheet
Music and various articles of the trade.
s. G.. JOHNSON.
1y15.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1872-05-16
6S gEHA&s " "a u.

"A livery SrABLE.-Ben. Jewet1 is prepare TO
~ furnish the best Horses and Carriages for
business or pleasure, ON the shortest notice,
Hearse at all times ready TO attend funerals. ltt
Stable on MarketSq ,nearthe Post Office
KenOsha Wisconsin
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1872-05-16
RENOSHA WATER CURE.
AND
Homeopathic Institute.

This old established and well regulated Curei s
noW III better condition than ever for the reception
ofpat1ents. All available means are used for the
Tccessful treatment
Chronic DISEASES.
Dr. Smiths Combination Health Lift has lately
,een introduced. lnvalids and others are invited
Investigate it's merits.
A. PENNoYEE, NJ. D., E. PENNoYER
50 physician. Proprietor.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1872-05-16

e CR0S1T, Blacksmith and Carriage Maker
AYE Job work aone to order, New Bu ogiesan
Wagons Away sready for sale. 4ctf
kenosha Wisconsin
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1872-05-16
KENO8H4 BUSINESS CARDS.

n YMAN & SON, Manufacturers Jobper an
- Retailers of Boots and Shoes, and = eHers
dealers in Leather Findings, Hides, SIX ms al
Pelts Corner OF Main St, and Market So. 1yl5I
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-10-28


II Is all very we'll Tor the ChrOLiric to send US
Its compliments and to humbly apologize tor Its
daily, weekly and monthly plagiarism Of the
police records Of Detroit as published In tho de-
trOlt Post II Ia quite true that under another
management the thrOHiCie did say that at
would az soon 10 caught stealing n sheep" or
words to that effect rs to be caught In plaRaT.
lem like one which happened, In an unguarded
moment, to be paImed oil upon the REPUHLI-
CAN; but that Is very different thing from
rlnsacklng an exchange list for something to
adapt to this latitude and longitude. Not salts.
he'd with what the entire community regarded
rs lust and proper robuke, tho ChrOnicie the
next day after and the day after that again
transferred bodily to lIs columns a list OF sIckly
Jokes slftod In from tho criminal calendars Of
other cities" but especially from the city Of
Detroit. Is proof asked
And 1t Is by no means under the deleCtable
head Of sinful Strings" that the ChroRIcic's
plagiarism Is confined. Not long since the
ChTOHicir, that would as soon steal q sheep" as
to plAglaTize. had about a column Of what pur
ported to be conversations on the AVCnue--a con
verFation probably one hundred years older than
the combined ages Of venerable saints, apostles
and editors who control the columns Of that
sheet, but which Toappeared. rcyamped In eN-
changes, and was we'll read about Il fortnight
before II fell under the all deVUurinR scissors OF
ChrOEicls reporter. The memory Of these
things iAdo away like Autumn Tints' and
dead Mems Wishes" II Is none Of our funeral,
though. 1.-THE readers ofthe Chronicle complain
ami Welt It's once In crowds, begging to have
the plnpmrisms iurgerIcs and lmpOsitiOns Abated
We can't hclplt We eau only say, with deepest
cOmmisurnllun,
"St,pIoCr sinner stop and Think
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-10-28
GEORuETOWN AFFAIRS

THR CONTRACTORS for raising tho market
house expect TO commence the work Of raising
the building to morrow.
The steamers T. o. Knight, from New York,
and Moon, from Philadelphia, were delayed BY
the storm.
MEssRs J. h ]. Z. LInBEY received Saturday
10000 FEET OF pine lumber.
THE GRAM MARREr-2l $50 bushels Of wheat
1900 bushels Of corn, and IS barrels OF car corn
were received Saturday. Sales; 40 bushels Of
red wheat at sl,76; so bushels do, at " u; 100
bushels do, At Al 70; 2h bushels do, AL7O; 100
bushels do, at SIS $50 bushels do, at u So and
100 bushels OF white, at ~ 50.
Tue uKoRTETowN COLLEuR CADETS have
reOrgAniEed by electlnx Mr. Chns. Uowardin, Of
Va, captain; Joseph y. Washington, Of Tenn,
hrst lieutenant; AMI j, T.. Agar, Of La, second
lieutenant The senior company numbers about
sixty men, who, under the Instruction OF the
competent officers Just elected, hope at nn early
day 10 be able to give a credltAblc dress parade.
They are AgltatinE tue question Of changing
their present uniform, which will doubtless DO
substituted by something more appropriate q nd
OF neater pattern. There see ms TO be q much
stronger military spirit among the students OF
the college this year than heretofore, and bright
prospects seem 10 DO In store for the cadets.
THE WATER on the GoorErtJwn level was shut
of yesterday 10 order 10 raise u sunken boat
Mn. WIN. JKTT yesterday caught a rock hsh
in the canal, opposite Balrs foundry, twenty
inches long,
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-10-28


Important DFrlsinu hS n baltimore TOUT.
In tho Court Of Common Pleas On Thutsday
Judge Carey made ruling upon point when,
60 far ~ We know, bas never before been raised
In the courts Of Maryland. The case was that
Of Sets vs. ScitG, an action ar debt
The defence Objected To witnres that was Of
fered by the prosycu ion on the ground Of lncwm'
potency because Of want Of religiOns belief. 80
object on was founded upon the we'll estahllshnI
rule ut the common law excluding the testimony
Of such pers. Rs we'll ne upon tho provision
In the constitution OF MarylAni (leclARllnn ul
Rights, art. 3bl which sayF NOR shAll any per.
son otherwise competent 10 deemed Incompetent
on account OF religious belief provided nc pc
lievea In the existence OF God, ana thAt undet
his llspensatlOn such person will be held moral.
ly accountable for bis acts aud he rewarded or
punIahcf therefor, either In this world u the
world to come
II was shown by direct testlhOny In support
Of the objection that the party offered as q wit
ness had, as far As could be asceTtained, been n
disbelieyer In the existence Of Tod and = state
| Of future rewards and punishments during his
| whole life. Hlspwn son, man Of perhaps forty
Years Of age, stalled on oath that he hn1 known
hIs father to entertain and express bis disbelief
in the existence Of GO1 from bis THE srn's) ear.
| lest recOlectnns to within three NJ four years
| mast since which time the Intercourse between
| 'athcr and sun had ceased, Another witness
| tsstIHcd that she had repeatedly hoard him cN.
| nrpsa hIs disbelief In the existence OF Col and
! Of a future state Of rewards and puntshments.
| She had heard him say, there 10 no God they
| are fools no believe there II Col nature is
| God, D" and similar expressions, In answer Z"
| the question whether she had heard him say
| how 10 would he punished, II punished at all,
| for his miedeeds, her reply was, he thought nus
! conscience would punish him she had hcard
him say his conscience wa bis t'0d.
| In rebuttal Of the testimony oiioted TO impcarh
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-10-28
AMIiSIINI ISNTB.

The National ? hEhtTe.
There will be brought out on the boards OF the
National this evening one Of the pleasantest and
most agreeable Of the legitimate comedy, by an
American author, himself an actor, and recog'
nlEcd In both hemlspheres as one OF the few who
arc thoroughly mp to all the proprieties Of so
ciety plays. "Rosrdale," by Wallack, has been
popular In every city Of the Union, and never
tails to bring out the most cultivated ana iash.
innahle audiences The leading characters, Ellet
Gray and RusR Leigh, Hfe to be assumed by MT.
aud Mrs Saytllo, respectively, and both may De
regarded hs finished In their parts and familiar
with the various situations aud capable Of sus.
ir!ning their delicate roles. We bespeak lor
the manager, who, for the hrst time this season,
appears upon his stage, hearty welcome
The Theatre Comiaue.
II isa rule with us never to puff an actor or a
singer In advance. Having seen them, we can
then form 40 opinion. 1t Is not too much to say,
however, that fame speaks Handsomely OF Mile
D'AngelIs, who will sing and dance. George
HfoWn and Joseph Sanford are regarded as
the most accomplished Eymnasts IN America.
MILE Emma, while performing on the fapthe
with Brown, will continue through the week lhe
truly sensational act OF walking on lhe celllnE,
head doNnNards, as q fly. Hundreds nightly
crowd tho theatre to witness q performance lev
would care 10 undertake, and which, Tor lie sue.
Ccssiul execution, requires great nerve anu
FgIll The KehOc club swinReT, Miss LYDIA
webster, Il perfect In her business, and that
portion OF the audience who know something OF
strength hnd practice necessary TO perform hef
feat give her the heartiest applause.
The untir,rg and most deserving 0allettl re.
mains to lead the ballet, and Miss Apt viii lend
her charming presence TO the stage another
week. The haTd.NUfkinE wesley Buckley anu
Douglass are still on the bills, and the iaNOtlte
and winning names OF Dick Parker and QUO
Burbank still promise negro comicaltes' Nhlle
thenames Of Quilter aud uoldTich are ynony.
nous with fun. Mis- Delmhy's friends Will
hear from her new songs, anu altogether the
week promises to lie Uf unmatched success. The
largest audience Ot the season was present last
saturday night
Metropolitan Variety Theatre.
Tonight MIR. sam. $. Sanford will appear al
the Metropolitan In his unique and celebrated
assumption Of Old Josh Carter and as Cuh In
the burlcSQuc negro opera Of "Oh Hush or the
virginia Cupids." Sanioid's negro impersona-
lions have everywhere received high indorse.
mtnt. Pat Murphy, an Irish comedian, will
also appear, aud the Misses kitty and Dudy
ShaiIc, vuCalisis and dancers. This array VI
tpIcut ught to On the Metropolitan.
Tue HHbInstsIn Concerts.
Mr. Gnu announces, at Lincoln hall, on the
evenings Of the lth and 9Th Of November, the
appearance Of Anton Rublnstein, the most eml.
nrnt pianist Of the world; Henri WleniaWBkl, a
kingly master Of the king OF instruments; Louise
IAChhuTt, a soprano, and Louise OrmenL con
tTaltu ThutSUny, the 3lst instant, the sale Of
tCats will commence at MetIerOtts.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-10-28
LOCAL AFFAIRS

ruTIuEN or NKW AnyEurINTN ~ =.
THE sale by william L. wall & Co, auction
GERS, Of numerous articles Of furniture, n post
ponsd until Monday morning, October y, at 10
o'clock: also, will scll on Thursdny, october
q, at O'Clock r. NJ, valuable improved prop
erty On u street north, between sixth and Sew
entb streets west; also, on tho same day, at 10
o'clock o m, large lot Of elegant and hne iuT-
nlturc.
GRKEN WILLIAM, auctlonoers, will sell on
wednesday, October 80, at 1880 O'Clock a. M, at
tho residence Of the Argentine Minister, No. VA
! street, between Ninth and Tenth strcots, 4
superb collection OF furniture.
Ei0nT or ten nrsLolass bricklayers arc
wanted.
ONE FOURTH Of a square Of ground IL fol
sale.
NJ NJ. RUHRER has $4,000 to loan.
DR. SLATER'A ,fice and residence Is at No
2ls Third street
THE Maryland Republican Association vii
meet this evening.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-10-28

A bad bill substituted for good one Is simply
loss To the pocket Of the takerI but poisonous
siOp substituted for q DEMONSTRATING medicine
impsTlls the health Of those who im6ibe It, and
the man who cOncOcts or sells, or TecOmme nds
such an article, Is criminal impOsteT, and do.
serves TO DO visited with heavier penalty than
II he had oOuntsrfoitsd gold pieces or forged
bank bills. Many vile, unwhUlesOmo pOtiOns
now being offered for sale In various parts OF the
eOHntry as "tOnlcs" and "restOratlves,u arc Fe.
commended by their dishonest prOpTietOrs and
vendors as superior To the famous national spe.
cihc, HOstetteT's Stomach BltteTs. Desperate
attempts are made 10 thrust these porGicUus
compounds Into the hands and down tho thrOatg
Of lifelong patrons Of the great vegetable slimu.
liant and stOnAohicj and although these oOnspi.
racles against health and lilo very rarely sue
coed, II nevertheless seems tO be duty occasion.
ally 10 warn the eTedulOua against them
HOstetteT's BitteTs, the uneQuallBd remedy Tor
casual indigestion, confirmed dyspepsia, bilious.
ness, liver complaint, malaTiUls ioYors, cunstl.
patton, constitutional weakness, and the
functional arrangement OF tho weaker sex, has
for twenty Yeas stood ut the head Of all medicines
Of It's clats-BO Tar above them as 10 render com.
petition futile. II has not yet reached the meri.
dian Of ls popularity, Its sale being larger now
than at any period since u Introduction. Its
utility as preventive Of disorders snBendeTbd
by an lnsalubrlUus atmosphere or unWhOlss lms
water 10 admitted by physicians prActiolnE Ia
unhealthy districts, and Il Is egOinmendsd ~
n 9timulant by many practitioners WhU will not
take the responsibility OF prescribing the adult.
toTntod liquors OF commerce,
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-10-28

The number 1857 has singular charm for
GtUTRc, the bassu proiundo.
Tie Grand Lodge Of X. Of p. meets tonight
at : O'Clock TO take action on the new ritual.
some persons are mean enough to say that
Hons rev pAnta'oons tug Don't believe them;
they are perfect hL
A case Of smallpox at No. COL l. street south
west was rel urttd to the Board 81 Health yes
terday.
Omcer bailey Illcd a dog, sup ossd to he
mad, on u street, between Sixth and seventh
streets southeast, on saturday.
Sergeant Clayton, one Of the most efficient
cheers vt the olicc force, Is lying quite III at
bis residence from an attack OF hemOrrhage.
Mrs. Admiral Goldsborough, who was injured
q lew days since by being thrown from her car.
Iiuge, h slowly hut steadily recovering.
A walk through the town on Sunday Riter.
loon shows tho cdCFitlan something u the
magnificent Improvements finished ard pro.
ptCfsiIg IN cur streets. Lots VI folks were out
enjoying the sight yesterday.
ono OF "the family" lady, lost her pocket.
lCtk ut the theatre, saturday afternoon. 1t
was Of Turkey morocco, aud contained S2s. A
reward u 40 and thanks uf the owner will be
given the hnder by returning to our handsome
business manager NJ the ONCE.
I'm saturday, about o'clock, OniceT SkelICy
found a man num,d George Feutun In a hell
icgE condition NJ the corner Of Eighth and y
streets southeast, and hndiuE that he bennl ed
ut Providence h,'lhlal, assisted him back to
that place.
The scrub race for q leather medal and hand.
some purse, between b. A. Jacobs and J. Z.
Price, came III Saturday afternoon, resulting In
Mr.. Jacobs being the victor. Mr.. X. J. Clarke
acted us umpire, &c. Tho course was IRON a
point u pCsitC tho AnalOstHu boat house wharf,
il mile UP the river and return.
In one OF our schools the other day, while
class was being examined, the word admiral"
occurred, and tue toys we've asked whether they
had ever seen live admiral A dozen hands
went up at once. Ono toy was selected to tell
where he bad seen the Utticlnl lndlcn ted, when
lie created quite an explosion OF laughter by
promptly replying, "AdmiTal Dot, In BaTnum's
circus"
One Of our public school teachers found It
necessary few days ago to send pupil home
for note TO account for his taTdiness. The
father Of the pupil, who 10 opposed to any pun
lshment whatever, sent note In reply which
We give verbatim, SC, emitting nam6s:
"MIss --: J. said he was late min.
utes Cn Friday and that you sent him home and
fhid he would have to bring note this morn.
ing now old things Is past away and all things
IL become new In thrid Jesus but you seem to
Operating under tie Law y Moses yet"
Respectfully &C
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-10-28
WILLIAM IL W4tEEEyLET
DYEIEG AND SECURING ESTABLISHMENT,
OmoO' 40 jefferson o., GoOrGs,o~a, u. e..
Established 1881.

ft0uinll AgGFded b. the Metropolitan MoehAnioa
lnsltute, luti, and 10 OF tho oldest laFEoat
and lnst complete Of the Hind Ia thiS
oOunkfT.
hsst place IL he District for cleaning or DJOnE
kToiythibE AppsftAmiaH 70 the businsss vail and
promptly eIe0utad,
Ones closes daily a. sunset, sIOspt Saturday when
II will DO qpSn anti D iBU D. ~,
ahe HoI SlI " -
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-10-28
THE COURTS
CIVIL

CRIMINAL COURT.-Judge Humphreys - In
this court on Saturday no business was trans.
acted. The motion for new trial in Edwards
case, noticed In another column, was MED and
tho Jurors discharged until Thursday next,
DO formal only, except that during the carly
part OF this week sentence will DO passed. on
OhaG johnson, convicted Of the murder VI his
wife.
ORPHANs' CoURT-Judgs TyIic. In this court
on Saturday the will Of john 2, Welgmunn,
bequeathlng his estate TO his family, was nled.
Tho will or q. A. Maggie, brqusaihlng tho
bulk OF his estate to H. A. Miners, was also filed.
Adjourned
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-10-28

On Saturday morning the well known thief,
Pat Turner. COlOted, thinking II about time to
collect winter clothing, went into the dye-huuse
Of Mr.. Kimmell, on Tenth street, above T., and
seized q tne overcont belonging to AIr J. ID.
Keitch, valued at $40, and walked out. A young
man that witnessed tho stealing attempted 20
intercept him. hut received a knOck-dOwn arEu.
mcnt for tho trouble, ard Pat went eli up Tenth
street OffceT Harding came along, hut not
being 50 easy to get rid VI as the young man the
thief started on the run down , towards Ninth
street, where he was Overtaken by tho officer
and carried TO the central guard-hOuse, to be
BROUGHT before Judge smell this mOrnIng.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-10-28

The Ecumenc order Of United Mechanics
have resolved to hold a grand council Of the Dis
trict, and request all the different mechanical
and labor associations to elect or appoint com.
mittecs to meet them on the evening Of the last
Tuesday In November next at their hail, The
council Is called by the Grand Architect Of the
United States Of America, and cOuntersigned by
the Grand Deputy Architect Of the District Of
Columbia. II Is thought by some Of the lead.
Ing men In these interests that the time has now
come when the mechanics must combine more
closely and firmly, as we'll as all who are de-
pendent upon their labor, In order TO avert n
coming crisis, which can only be ayofted or
successfully met by general and close cOmblna.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-10-28

Saturday, about ~ O'Clock Oficer II. q. Mel
ton brought cOOred man named Moses West
to the First precinct station, who had made an
attempt To commit suicide by hanging himself
with TOpo to "A iuist In the house Uf Mrs. TuT-
ner, on + street, between Second and Third.
He was discovered by u woman living In the
house, who rescued him Just In time to save his
life. Dr. McWillinnIs was called In and rem
derGd the necessary medical ali, giving as his
opinion that the man had an attack Oi manila
pUtu.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-10-28

II Is reported that large body Of German
families are expected to-day IRON New York, ut
which place they arrived few days since.
Their intention Is TO settle near the four. mile
run, on the Baltimore aud Potomac railroad, In
Virginia, where they have purchased q tract Of
land Tor the purpose Of building houses aud
forming q settlement, and also to establish a
coal depot at this point. The contractor for
building the houses and wharf expects to begin
the work OF driving the piles for the wharf To-
day Negotiations have also hGen made to
deepen the channel.