The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1872-03-07
STATE ITEMS.

killed last week By George McAdamss,
near Nellsville.
Quits an industrious and thriving viii
lago is bringing up at Fall Creek Station
on the West Wisconsin Railroad, alm0sks
midway between Eau Clairo and Augusta
| The Methodist Church in Wausu, which,
has just been completed, will be dedic2te3
on the 10th of March. The Rev. Geo.
G. Haddoc}1, Of Fond du Lac, will preach
the dedic&tcry sermon.
Horace B. Kinba}i, Of Holland, LOSE MS
house by fire last month, and is left, at 50,
without the means Of supporting his.
| family, Contributions are being solicited
for him in La Crosse.
The Stevens Point Journal says pine Is
, only secondary among the timbr res'lss-'~
ce8 Of thNg portion OF Wisconsin. EDS
magnificent forests of maple butteFna1Ss>
ash, etc, must eye ntually prove o. meal
cula0ie worth TO all thoge having the
foresight and stamps necessary to see1So'
hardwood lands.
The Belgian consul st Green Bay has
been notified that the sum OF $4,000 h"SA
been received by n. Maurice Delfosssr
Belgian Minister at Washington, a. D.
contribution by the Belgian government
and the citlzsns OF Brussels, for the rellet
OF his Belgian sufferers by the PeshtiGG
| fire.
Chippewa Falls is to have wooiszs
| mill
There were sixty-two failures IN Wis
consih, during 1871, amounting to $SSor>
| 600.
Eau Claire and Chippews Falls kaVee
matched their best horses for purse OF
81 900 the race to come off the FIRST cA
April.
The Green Bay post Office officials SCORE
questions. The following, posted oveG~
the general delivery, expresses their senN~
time1ts: Price Of cent stamps, 8 cents
each licked and stuck. cents each the,
clock will answer the question, has tbs
mail closed"
Elk Governor Fairchild is mentioned aE
delegate at large from this State TO the
! Republican National Convention at Ph1r-
adeiphia.
Mondovi in Buffalo county is to hA-s>
an extensive chee8e factory. Three mlrse
: dred COWS have been engaged to furnish
The necessary milk.
Miss Mary Gamble, q daughter Of J..
Gamble, who lives near Brandon, attempt
ed suicide the other day, by taking
strychnine Prompt medical attendance
will probably save her life Cause-pS"
rents, opposition IN love affairs
On Feb 26, FreEchman by the n&nIE
Of Bonhommp, recently from Canada, wae
killed at Gautier's camp, Big Suamico5 big
falling tree.
The Watertown Democrat says that sss
yet few sales Of Wisconsin tobacco have
been made. It has reports of few saie0
at prices varying from ~ to1419 cents psr
pound. Growers generally have bscrs
holding their crops at Is cents.
DAISY Cutters" is the name of ths-
local column Of the Waukesha Freena@as@
Tue Racine AdUocate says The Gov
ernor's message has been translated lnS&a
Bohemian by the editors Of the Slavic
and will be issued with their paper this
week in pamphlet form"
Frank Hessler, the Fond du Lac barn
burner has been sentenced to Waupang
for five years.
a few nights since burglar entered ss
Fond du Lac mans cellar and stole nearly
quarter OF beef In ths morning tho
good hou -ewlfe, after hearing of the lcss.s
expressed the hope that some good chriss'
tian man had taken it.
| A fifteen year-0ld son of David Chat
! field, OF Little Prairie, town OF Troy ,coras
mitted suicide last week by hanging hire
! self. The youth had been disappointef
in slcigh.ride with his girl by his hF
brother, who claimed the use of the FAINT
| " span of horses for himself
! Gushing Sixty and bloorpins Thfrt
were married in just twenty minutes afta
their first introduction, In Lynden, AM
week. -.4 s.....
! The Ripon Free Press favors the move
| ment 10 attach Fond du Lac county &C..
Judge Puling'S circuit, while the Fond
dH Lac Reporter says that the Fond dN
Lac lawyers are unanimously opposed ssD.
f! it, ....ta..
| The Berlin Common Council have OF.
fered u reward of $500 for the convictiSn
! of the incendiary who fred Hathaway O.
Bells block. -,
The Nenah Gazette publishes the articles
of association of the Fox River Paper
Mill Company, CT Neensh, consisting OF
j. r. FORD, Geo. A. Whiting, J. A.. KIM
ball, H. Babcock, Hiram Shoemaker and
Augustinus Loos. The Company meet asr
Ncenah, March 18th, for the purpose OF
completing the organization. Work is to-
be Immediately commenced, and an
other paper mill will be put in operation.
| The Monroe Odd Fellows will ceIebrat@
in grand manner the anniversary Of
! the introduction of the order into th
United States, on the 26th of April.
The Monticello Erpress says: Withl
the past three days quite a nunser q
children in this village have been strics
en- down with singular and seriou
disease"
Rev. Henry Shoemaker a Young BARI