The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1872-05-09
STATE ITEMS
are plentiful in Weyauwega.

lis time forth they vii OF ope their saloons on
unday.
The Sheriff of Manitowoc county has how Of
a years of age, Otto Brnchvogel by name, in iatl
or the murder of an old Indian by the name of
who is about eighty years old. living
n the town of schlesWig. The crime was com
nltted' Oh the boys confession, to enable him to
steal the old man s money and traps.
The La Crosse Democrat says the stCity Boy S.
and the "Prairie Boys played a match game
base ball Saturday morning in which the Getty
Boys scored 80 to 81 for the ''Prairie Boys'' win
ming fine willow bat. The Captains in each
club were but five years old.
The Trempealeau Record says Charley Huff a
young II years DID, accidentally shotg himself,
on Sunday. He was endeavoring to get a flash
out of basket and took hold OF the muzzle Of
the gun and moved it enough to discharge it. the
contents of two barrels lodging in his head Death
ensued Immediately.
The deepest water of Lake Superior, and pro-
badly in the whole chain of lakes, is off Copper
Harbor, Mich, where soundings to the depth of
1000 feet have been made by the United States
coast survey.
The Odd Fellows Anniversary Celebration at
Oconto, on Monday, was grand success Repre-
sentatiyes from the Lodges at Green Bay Pesh-
tigo, Marinetle and Menominee were present.
The procession from the depot to the Court house
was very imposing in its display of banners, and
the fine regalia worn by the officers OF the Broth
erhood.
The Milwaukee Sentinel says If the arrivals of
+S
be taken indication, the present season will
add largely to the population of the Northwest.
Since the first of April over 800 have passed
through that city to locate in this state Iowa and
Minnesota. The nationality of the newcomers is
given as follows: Germans 500; gscandinavians,
8Oi; Danes, ~ Bohemians, 70; and French, s.
The Green Bay Gazette says the Iumbermen of
the Wolf river are getting discouraged about
moving their logs the snow has disappeared
from the woods without raising the water, and
there is prospect of drive without heavy
rains, The logs put in by the Menominee Indians
have been driven to sandusky Falls, about four
miles above the west branch but it is impossible
to remove them from there at present, and the
crew has been discharged.
Oshkosh and Appleton are complaining about
cloth-line thieves.
Nightingale, Bosworth & Co., have commenced
work On their new paper-mll at Fond du Lac.
Fond du Lac brewers and liquor dealers are
holding meeting to see what is going to become
of them under the liquor law
Hon. Jeremiah Curtain is max ng a visit at Ke-
waunee, and is the guest of Hon. E. Decker, of
that place
Mr.. Pope, Of Black River Falls, has in his pos
session piece of The foundation stone Of Solo
mons temple
The blast furnaces at Bay View are producing
over ninety-fye tons of metal per Gay.
a paper printed in the pine region ays the saw
long crops are lost for this spring. The dry
weather has dissipated the snow without the
usual rise to drive the logs. 1t is fearful blow to
the lumber interest of Northern Wisconsin.
Atthe Fond Gu Lac Opera House, Thursday
night, the local papers encouragngly report there
was only one fight in the audience.
Peter U Barentson, an old gentleman seventy
one years of age, of the town of Friendship, was
gored to death by an OK last week
Bishop Henni administered the right of confr-
nation to $50 children in Madison, last Sunday
Mr.. Milton A. DIN, of Waukesha, had charge of
he instrumental music in the Cantata Of - Esther
1t the Academy of Music in Milwaukee on Tues
lay evening. The Milwaukee papers speak highly
# Mr.. Olin's performance
j. W. Baird of Waukesha. who graduated this
month from the Theological Seminary OF Chicago
5 under appointment as a Foreign Missionary.
lis ordination is expected to take place at Wat
esha about May 22d, by the Council Of
Churches, at which time the Milwaukee Associa
ion of the Congregational Ministers will hold
heir next meeting; and kind Of Missionary Con
'ention will assemble
On Saturday last Mr. 2. F. KacbIer of the Min
hala Mills in the town of Cedarburg, had two
myers ofhis left hand cut of about the first Joint
whilst tending feed cutter, the injuries are not
evere
We understand that Mr. jones HILL of MADISON,
proposes to make some improvement in the Eek
clsior Mills" before lOng-We hope that this
is not without foundation.
The Milwaukee Journal Of Conanoerce has met
With such degree of success, that the prop1ietors
AVE bought complete outfit of their own, and
'pened an office in the Grand Opera House. Up
o the present time, the paper was printed in the
OBJ Office of Godfrey & Crandall. We are glad to
lotice evidence of pecuniary health, and hope the
aper will continue to meet with the SUCCESS it so
veil merits.
Lodi wants to be an Incorporated village
3EdcE Earth AdUert58er
Yes, and we think it viii be before many more
nonths. Our citizens genetaly are in favor of it,
nd we know OF no obstacle that will prevent it's
Lodi Journal
The smallpox is raging, to an alarming extent
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