The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1872-11-21

It e q 1910 t75aYl 49, NAfffi VI hIADuIeh5
in 1885. Richard M. johnson: $780, John
/ Iylsr 1874. Geo. NJ Dallas 1848, MI
lard ar :. Fillmore; 1862 VIM. r. King; 1856,
John, G: Breckenridge; 1860, ,Hanrihal
Han1ih;,, 1864. Andrew J6hhFs6n;s f8e8.
Schuyler Colfax; and in 1879, Henry Will
con. Of the Vice President j ,hn TYLER,
Mi:lfd Fillmore and Andrew Johnson
have become Presidents, aoy thee death Of
| the person elected, while in offices24-,State
| ,T09fTHnZ $3.50 - o l".t5Jlf &H 1DEDA @a2
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WISCONSIN ITEMS ,sr
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Deerss 9 4 numerous in the n rtfiern part
o. the SsFatehrs .ds7. 795n91 sdi 10 Boo
A'nan named JRtns6n Broke through
the ice arNe W, Lsndon. Sunday evening,
and was drowned,laH ascs!W ,Tad OF
"a ID E3cuob aal-.atiW .4sLfOm OF
60 fAll of the saw mil Is in Oshkosh lave
suspendedoperatieAs, with the exceptionof
Knapp & Fowler's and P Sawyer & Sons.
~ Fond; dd Lac is IN yecstacies eyer the
eloquence, of its -preachersaa2- pu1pitrora-
tors" they are. called, one and all
W. Fisden7feh fr m hefrosty roof of
barn that he was shinging near Burling-
ton, on the 9th inst, breaking both arms
and one leg.moa n1ot8 ydT vi glno tadT
.glAlg s'r:ibloa edi .5s8l s'ol3)ad odT
The faculty and the students OF the BE.
lott college have had ga diff eulty," the
nature ofwhich outsiders arc not to know,
anddait has been settled JoT.4ss5 : 4a IA
lserg'tr Richard williams, 30, Of the Signal
Service, q. S A, serves as deputy to- sold
Probabilities" at La Crosse, and reports
The v"Seaa'ppsE; aaa1ol s4oaj a3=l 4syslsdW
Join Reed, Of TFempelea7a, was was badly
wounded lastoSaturd a y,iby i he accidental
discharge, of a gun. while ino the pinery
bunting. DIS. 9i'H ym T. 9tofq BOB .
| An unnamed long raft Of six nafcings,
struck the TEN poFafyl bridge in the east
channel of the river at La Crosse, on
Saturday. LcaJYipg out tour bents and
jamming others.
The house Of Mr. Kellett. three miles
out from, O,$k9sh, on the ridge road, ana
that Of Mr.. Dexter, the same distance from
that city, were burned last week. Mr..
Dextersa loss is 81, 800 zoit 1gmmga a
| r#fSei1E@ 1ssTs aaf BIN bo0ta
The Appleton c3sscsnt, speaking on be.
half of seriously inclined young people,
demands in stentorian tunes 1s'honest
coar'ipg in place ce Of mere mere sahaamess fiji
| .13Eol 7asl o J ASST 5aat aA
Mrs. Eliza CD L, uEllis, vwife of the
venerable Geu. ALBERT g. j Eltis,a cdied at
Stevens PointsoNovsg10th. Shese was a
devoted and affectionate wife and mother
and slneeEel christian. 90 u9dw baA'
G. B. Solberey e Of "a G Era aea 4 ~
poison meat fer rats, and Cluf Olsen, by
mlsta king the package for another, took
1T hone for bis family, The mistake
was discovered just as twas to7be1 dish
ed up for the Olsen familygsdmsEsoH
Bob. Warrenihas taken out of Geneva
Lake this season two thousand pounds
of fish, principally piekerel and bass.
bavGeneya. has monthly parents, anR teach
ers meetings in the High School, ito talk
over matters pertaining to the conduct Of
the school, and The Comfort and adorn-
ment Of the By building. r, se,.a cohs-sA
The Fond du2a T &C Reporter says says that
preparations, are now being maaeshy the
lumbermen for thu winter campaign in
The Wolf River and bay shore iplfleFies.
bout the usual number Of camps Will be
estaoI1shea' nroaa 4syo sv' uoy ngls on
The Tfempeleau Record states that the
steamer Go HuW lison went downqtlle riv-
er, last week. with450 bushels ofnWheat
and 700 barrels Oh flour. This lis the lare-
est lead)whleh has ever been earri edrloWn
the river OY q Steamboat NO g0lIga
The Wood County Reporter says aThe
body of man was found under the
track OF 'Garrlson's lminss'f CentraAia'. on
the 81, i4nttTo al \ T. half feet. ef water.
he was lFecogn ized as a. certain Scotch
man named David Mills. who, years ago,
rteu az usfu aad T WIG habfs were
A0NSHs qit boz 1od d9uog Iam4aw
The friends Of Captain whitman, of
DodgeyileS are somewh hat ralarmedo about
hlm. More than month since he wrote
from g, point in New York state, .whither
he had gonel With-a carload of horses, for
his friends to meet him at the Mineral
Point Railroad, depot few days after.
Since the1nothing at'allhas been heard
OF hlm. ,noinU sdi ai yji3 tsod9ir adi 81
vIao bR3s------ 7s.-e t'--+r-T-7 ati Alw
d The official vote Of IIlinois5is received
at the Secretary Of States office. and ia as
follows: Gran, 240 3S73; Greeley, 1873 500:
inaiority for Grant, sc, 1879 Ogiesby,23S.-
$50; Koerners 1876, 9965 /; majerlty forOgles.
byo4lo 424f aTThert 0vpte Qfors the, year
1872 lsy424 ,056; fol. 1858. .449.434 which
is 25,S7S less in 1879 than In 1858 Grants
total vote is 9,900 tess'in1972 than in 1868.