The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1872-05-02
NUMBER 40.
STATE ITEMS.


ron, Fond du Lac Co ,nty
Eight young prairie wolves with their mother
were recently captured In the northern part of
Dane county.
Ihere are about five hundred families or nearly
TWO thousand persons, members OF the Catholic
cnurch lr the Prairie du Chen parish
On saturday evening the retiring chief of no.
ice OF La Crosse, Mr. E. A. Tenny, was presented
with an elegant gold-headed cane by the members
of his force
The Madison Journal says: s'In accordance
with custom tor some years past, ex-Mayor Bowen
presented Mr., Hill, his successor in Office new
hat at his Inauguration.
Mr. David Clark, Of Fennimore, while on bss
way to the Mount Ida postofice fell dead within
forty rods of the Office Disease ofthe ba.,. ..
the supposed cause ofhis death. He was IT wears
Of age, ONN'
Inc Waupun Times notes the arrival in that
place. Monday night, of twenty-five Hollanders.
JusS over" The Times says: I'VE welcoma
Cnern' Tor though they may appear rather STRANGE
az nr~t they make the best of Citlzen~.,'
daily mail has been established hot,r,on
Green Bay and New London over the lake pan;,
road. F
business will not be very good this year, owin0
10 arrangements Tor cheap freight entered into by
the G. & N. W., NJ. g. st Paul and Central roads
me Appleton Times says; lone advantage the
railroad ON nItcwoc to Appleton has ia that
as tne cars anproach this city, travellers can have
magnificent view of our water-power and OF our
city also. Travellers over the @. & N. W. do not
see any portion of either
Yysn.a
years OF age registered his name at the Leyake
House on Monday as George r. Jeffer,. Ha left
Tor the north, and last Wednesday was bronoh+
ack to Speakers Hotel near the depot in a dvIno
condition. He had been knocked of the track A.
Kaukauna by the wood train.
Ata wedding in Williamson comfy. Tam 20.
Gently, the bride was married In the sboes which
Ter mother wore on the occasion of of her mer-
mage In 16O8-a period of sixty four years and one
week TO day. The venerable mother now psst
our score years, was present and witnessed tho
ceremony.
The bedy of Dan McGregor, tho conductor of
the Feshtlgo Harbor railroad, whose fate during
me Feshtlgo fire has been SO shrouded in mvterv
was recently found in the river near the dam.
Bodies continue to be discovered at the VILLAGE
and in the sugar bush
Inc La crosse DanocTGt says: The past week
H"S oeen one OF horror to our lumberInen The
nerce hurrlcans that prevailed for several days
oFoAe up al the rats that were ready to 90 be.
Iow' and many thousand feet of logs have run ont
100 Sc and are lost, and now foot of snow fell
last night and to-day, making it impossible for
men to work.
On Sunday afternoon the fence and prairie sur
rounding the La Crosse cemetery were discovered
to be on fire, and before the flames could be- dis
lnguished they spread among several of the
fences enclosing the graves, and consumed nearly
the whole OF them on the north side. The tomb
stones and monuments We're sadly blackened by
the smoke
The tower one hundred feet in height builthv
the government last fall for the lake survey. ON
the hill about one and If miles east of Sussex.
was blown down level with the ground during the
gale on Friday Of last week, and completely de-
mollshed.
The Stevens Point Journal reports the discoy-
cry of near the Big Cut,ten miles west of the
city. Traces or copper are also found.
Sam Neffs tug was the first boat to reach Osb
kosh from the Lower Fox This trip WAS m lde
last Saturday.
A German saloon-keeper in Weyauwega attemp.
led to preserve his fruit from the depreciation OF
Juvenile thieves by fixing it up with strychnine
The results was that several boys poisoned and
mein herr is under bonds for $1,000, to answer to
the Indictment.
A great deal of damage has been done by the
Elm Lake Monona, caused by the violent winds
which have driven the still strong ice with great
force on whatever was in the way The most Sc
rous damage was done tie the tres'le work of the
Chicago and Northwestern Railroad crossing the
lake, the ice entirely forcing out of place and
b eaking off number of piles. Beginning with
Sunday night, trains have been running over the
and st. Paul track, via, the old depot
At the rate Of $40 train.