The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1872-07-11
WISCONSIN ITEMS.

been liVelier than this season.
The Appleton Crescent says drunkenness
is almost unknown in that county.
The Argus says that the building for
tie new linseed factory in Racine begins
to loom up.
A two cent daily newspaper is under
consideration by a West Side printing
house at Milwaukee.
A drunken man did some 5000 damage
to property at Tunnel No. 3 near Sparta,
last Saturday night.
Jacob dip was killed in the town Of
Spring Prairie, Walworth county. last
week, by a falling limb.
Two Racine merchants, one male the
other female, INDUCED in foot.race for
$40, on the Fourth.
MIR. M. Keating,o Lisbon, SHARED from
his flock of "a Leicester sheep 149 pounds
of clean wool.
Mrs. A. II. Cary, of Trempealeau, was
terribly shocked by electricity during the
heavy storm of Wednesday, last week.
A. ]. Livingstone, of Bradford, lost q
thousand dollar horse, the "Farmers
Blossom % from sickness, last week.
Work on the main building CT the in
sane asylum at Oshkosh is progressing
rapidly and satisfactorily.
The Oshkosh jail,birds have petitioned
the County Judge, under the law of 1871,
to be brought before him for sentence.
Munger's wagon shops at Beloit were
destroyed by fire, Tuesday morning. The
loss is total. H...
At Viro4ua, it being leap year, the la
dies orgauin0d oAa oa--t1aoUecr -agrl
July celebration, having lady officers, ora.
tor. reader, and all except the band. #
The new trout pond near Sparta is
nearly completed, and an ample supply
of breeds will be procured at an early
season.
The daily receipts of milk at the Lado.
ga cheese factory amount to 81, 70Opounds.
So says the Waupun Leader.
There is fair prospect that the Law.
renee University Woman's College build
ing will be erected before another com.
Mrs. Otis Weeks, of the town of Spring
Prairie, Walworth County, killed her
child and then herself, on Wednesday.
Cause, domestic troubles. '.a
Mrs. l. S. Mason, of Black River Falls
was very severely injured, last week, by
running nail into her foot. Fears of
lock jaw were entertained.
Mr.. George W. Rounds, who lives in
The south part of la Grange, has a two
year old eve from which he sheared last
week, fourteen and half pounds of wash
ed wool.
w. Groat, of Ironton, proposes the im-
mediate erection of cheese factory, to
DC made ready for next seasons business.
With capacity for using the milk from
100 cows.
A boy, Is years old, who has been at
work. in saloon in Green Bay, attempted
o commit suicide in consequence CT be.
pg caught stealing money from his en-
,loyer.
The Brown County Board has passed
esolution to submit the question of grant.
ng aid to the Milwaukee s. Northern
Railway Company, to the amount of $685.
100. to vote of the county, next Satur-
lay, the 18th inst.
Two little boys of John Thomson, of
he town of Dunn, aged FIVE and seven
ears, the elder of whom is deaf and
umb, were lost two days and night,
ast week, in large swamp,s suffering ter
ibly from storm, the poisonous bites of
Insects, hunger and fatigue. uq
A little girl, the daughter of Anthony
ope, of Ellsworth, Pierce county, was
ably scalded on Friday last, by upset.
ng vessel filled with boiling water.
.er feet and legs were very seriously in
red. 9 l,a5
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The La Crosse Democrat laments that
le neighboring Fourth of July projects
,ploded for want Of speakers, while