The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1872-03-21
STATE ITEMS.

over 100000 for wood
The S & f. depots, in Ripon, are nearly
ready for buisness.
Much sickness is reported In Fond du
Lac anG the towns adjoining.
iron ore has been discovered on the
line of the Sheboygan and Fond du Lac
Railroad.
| Miss Kate Stanton lectures in Fond du
Lac on the 10th in place Of her mother,
Elizabeth Cady Stanton.
A young man at Fond du Lac shot at a
cat with a revolver and hit himself in the
leg. A Legitimate catastrophe.
J. A. Watrous, of the Fond du Lac
C0nonao na0eGith, states that he would as
soon drink the meanest whisky in the
lowest doggery in Fond du Lac as to
drink wine at the communion table.
Upham & RnckweiFs saw mill In the
town Of Angelica, between Shawaro and
Green Bay is now running, with 1900,
900 feet Of logs ON hand. The mill is "a
by 50 feet in size, with boiler rooms 80
| by 40 feet
The Shawano Journal boasts Of a little
stick cut by Uncle Crowell on Section 10,
Town 81, Range IA, which is five feet
nine inches Al the butt, three feet six
| AHSIlGo az luC oiuhIISSI Gnu, dul SCFCHC1
tour feet long.
The Wsupun Leader ststes that the report
that Frank Hesser had attempted suicide
in State prison is untrue. Our auth 'rity
was Il STATEN made to Sheriff Wood
worth Of this city by discharged prison.
er who came direct from Waupun.
The editor Of the Westfield Independent
was invited ont to get square real the
other day, and this is the way he expresses
his gratitude
The spicy con versation Of Mrs r., the
western MARI att yes of her son, the music
discoursed by father and daughter, and
those preserved pears for tea. Well, we'll
know where to G" again, won't we though
The Menasha Press, in a column and
half article, denounces Theodore Tilton's
recent lecture in Neenah as damnable
defence of Illicit cDhabtation.
At the ship yard of T. w. Lake, in
| Winneconne there is now building for
parties IN Chicago under tho direction of
Captain Vance, Of Racine, a sailing vessel
designed for the lake trade betweenl
! Chicago and Buffalo She will be bark
rugged, 145 feet long, 26 feet beam, and
11feet hold, with capacity of 45,00OI
bushels of grain, The hnl! will be com
pleted at WInneconne and towed to
Chicago to receive the rigging, sails, &c
The Milwaukee, Manit0woc and Green
Bay Railroad is being rapidly built; and
the time is close at hand when Milwaukee |
will be brought in direct railroad com |
munication with the thriving village of
Port Washington, and the cities Of She. |
boygan and Manitowoc, and at no dista mt |
day, with Green Bay.
The Polk County Press has been pre-
sented with Il bunch of cotton raised in |
that county by L. NJ Mckee.
The people Of Fond du Lac are dis
gusted with Milwaukee fnr refusing its |
subscription to railroad connecting the
two cities, for which Fond du Lac has |
given $4,000
Hon. A. NJ. Thomson, of the Milwaukee
Sentinel is In very poor health for some
time past. We understand that his ply
sicaus recommend southern climate as
the only place he can live in.
The Winneconne Item says Berlin is on
the high road to manufacturing enter.
prises already fairly in the field anil more
edglng their way to a living point.
Miss Marion V. Churchill, who has
been for rome time employed on the Mil.
She is charming writer and will I'm
doubtedIy become connected with thcE
press elsewhere before long.
Diggings, near Fairplay, is not less than
The boys take out $4,000 or more every
900 Tor his third interest
|
food this year He says for century .
large freshats have occurred every ten :
years In 1922, 80, AZ, SO, So, the floods j.
were very disastrous, and he concludes ! !
that there will be a great outpouring of
mighty waters in 1879
Horace Greeley Clack, son of Wm.
Clack, of Prairie du Chien, has received |
an autograph letter from the sage of the t
Tribune office. The happy father 10 un- C
able to ascertain whether It is letter of z
thanks for the compliment or some elc- t
CANT vituperation called for by the asso- g.
citation of the word "Clack" with the a
name of Horace Greeley. b
The Sparta Herald says: During the G.
past week considerable progress has been a
made in preparing for the heavy work il
along the line of the G. and n. w. exten.
sion west ward from Wonewoc."
An Ashland correspondent Of the Bay. e
field Press says: "There is prospect of y
a railroad being built from the Menominee Is :.
River to connect with the Northern Pa. q
ci6c Railroad at Ashland. This road a
would lie Of the utmost Importance to this Il
region, as it would connect the hematite u
ore of the Menominee range with the q
of the Penoka, and, instead tt
Df shipping these ores TO Pittsburg and 81