The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1872-11-28
WISCONSIN ITEMS.
Grand Rapids is to have a new hotel
immediately.

d TN. 40 w nave q ucN HOLel
immediately.
Piatteville has caught horsc-thief.
Rsedsburgh wants to talk with mann
facturers. 1f
5. !. Hickenbothan, of Shebovean +.
Falls, is cultivating teasal..
The Hudson Democrat estimates the
cost of new bulldingssince the fire, excu.
sive Of the West Wisconsin R4ilr,.,
Company works, at about $50 ooo
The Winneconne Item saws. 600,
johnson johnson left for Philatlelphia last wsa
nesoay nloIning with two barrels Of rock
"nl zen. are supposed to contain liberal
sprinklipg of gold.
Sam. Flfeld, the able editor IF tba
Ashland Press, seems to have no opoo.i
zion as candidate for sergeaut-at. A ma
OF the Assembly.
AT Whitewater stereoscope was left
IN q buggy IN a barn where the SIN
shone upon it, and it ignited fire which
oarned up the vehicle and came nsar
burning up the barn.
a Waupun boy undertook to practice
on turning pole with loaded pistol ia
his pocket. The ball is in ais arm, near
the shoulder,
Chas. Thill of Taycheedah, man OF
% years OF age. was on Tuesday evening
thrown from a wagon and bad three rims
bro ken, and his head severely cut.
% The dwelling house of Abel Cud (, of
Il lsworth, was consumed by fire last
week With it he lost nearly all of his
furniture, clothing and provisions. The
, property was injured for reasonable
amount.
j The GAINESVILLE Gazette says: Flank
! s runk walked in from his rural residence
this morning, for the first time iG ten
years. He has eighteen horses, but they
are All under treatment for epizooty.o
Major g. II. Williams, proprietor of
he Ellinwo"d Herd of Short Horns near
Baraboo, S4uk county has just sold to
Mr. J Seymour, of the town OF Del
Iona, fine yearling short horn bull, six
a
teen months old, We Ching 985 pounds.
Signs of coal are found On apple River
IN Northwestern Wisconsin, aud great
confidence IS felt that good coal beds
will be soon discovered near B4yieId.
The days of Tomah as railroad juno
ton are ended The We Wisconsin
road will cross tho Mil & st. P. Il R. at
Camp Douglass, his week. to connect
with the Chi. 6 n. w. R. r. at Elroy.
The Augusta Jackson County, Bap-
fist Church has a new and handsome
bell weighing 1910 pounds Its 6rst
service was to toll for the death of the
venerable Mr.. Pettis, whose age is some
where between 10 ald 1870 years. He
was soldier In the re evolutionary war.
THE town Of Grand Chute is the Wis.
tim of $50 600 bond swindlc. The
Wolf River Branch Plank Road Co"
secured the towns bonds, and sold them.
and the road was never built. Suit
against he town, brought by the bond
holders, is in progress.
Ashland is considerably excited over
the disappearance of the Murich brothers,
VIII came into the place pretending to
DC men Of property; that they proposed
branching out largely in Ashland in the
banking, insurance and real estate b1.i
ness, and finally borrowed considerable
money, contracted several debts and de
camped. saaa rt asa'Rt s argaa1
TIE Kewaunee Enterprise says: "Thc
hunters all took to the woods with the
first snowfall last week, and a larg
number of deer were slaughtered. Jnha
Frzgibbon killed three, V, Ell IF nan one.
M. Brumlick one. AMI the ~ ,ore broth
ers-Jo.eph and Scarborough down
nine"
Yost, who stabbed the Miracle bows
the other day in Viniand, gave bon Il in
the sum Of $500 for his appearance at
tue Circuit Court, on complaint of Hem