The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1872-02-01


place was having donation party the other
evening, when Mr. - ambitious to appear
liberal. marked four dollar cast or up to
Twelve dollars, and took it in as his dona
tion, getting much credit for his liberality
vine next day the minister called at the
store with his twelve dollar castor, stating
that as they could not afford so expensive an
article. he would be pleased to exchange 1t
tor its marked value in other needed goods,
and the minister was soon vending his way
homeward loaCed down with dozen dollars
worth or selected groceries t@# di
The complete annihilation Of Prof. Aiken
as a chemist during the progress of Mrs.
Wharton's trial at Baltimore has set Penn
sylvanians to thinking of the iniustsce which
may have been done DIR. Paul Schoeppe. the
German physician who is now in iaii await
irg execution for the alleged poisoning of a
woman, and who was convicted mainly nnon
Aiken's testimony The Philadelphia Post
thinks that 'it is plainly The duty ut Gov
Geary TO pardon Schoeppe immediately y
and says that 'tit is an outrage so keep this
man in jail moment when the chemist who
convicted him has been proved mere q1ack y
The Rev T. De Witt Talmage gave a mas.
ter'y argument in favor of the free pew avs.
+ EN-. when, after describing a shipwrecll
people drowning. the hasty launching OF "a
life boat, he paused and said Stop Won
cannot get in here unless Won paw This
seat in the middle of the boat il worth a dol
lar this in the bow is fifty cents you nav
haye-that on in the stern for quarter II
you cannot paythat, wait ior the tree life
boas, he mission chapel. That will ne along
after II llt lie while" @ ot t3s
/ As The mail stage from Rnckland m Rel
tast Main" was passing Rock pnrl RECENTLY
n iarg'' hog hat was in hr road rushed III
the team, canghr The La lpr's bind leg in i is
mouth and bIr n Severely tearing tie Il sh
and tendon in such 4 manner AS O r3in The
hsNr "a a NJ, \ . p.
claim upon he owner OF the hog for the
vAlne Cf the horse.
I BEAUTIFUL SIGHT.-The Portsmouth IN HA
Journal reports heaniifnI sigh wi messed q
few dave ago whils. i'm th4 vicinity of the
mouth OF the harhor, - schooner bound in
whose sails, rigging and Inn werr. covered
with ice, and rs he sun fell uoouit the effect
was magical very part Of he vessel appear
| Ell ike frosted silver, on which the many
shades II he Opal were reflected and the
whole con ras'rd wit h the deep hlut. OF The
water and steam arising from fh,. same.
which a. one time completely enveloprd me
whole. presented picture such as exceeds
description
''C,viity,," correspondent SAY s ~, about
he dearest mmndity tO be purchased in
Scotland from walters guards, coachmcn
and al hat ilk friend Of mine declared
ono" that, after having r,lng h. bell sevpra /
times at hoteLtn Glasgow "A waiter NJ last
put his shock bead outside the door and
screamed OUT, who rung that hell o And
on my friend pleading gnt'tC shripk"d Then
don't d" it againsi' slarI.Ined the door and
disappeared from view"
A somewhat curions chase Of q pirate is
now maintained by the Englsh gunhoa.
Growlrr. Saationed at Rhodes which ia pnoao
ed IN constant pursuit of a Greek corsalry
conpIetly "qn pped tns war. thar has 81 ready
captured many merchant vessels and seek :
refngr IN bay, and creeks where tn English
vesse! cannot follow. +a...'#atf g - .sA1
A London letter says that Mt least one third
y not one haf, of the entire popul ltion Bof
that CITY Is in favor OLA republican form nf
government in Great lRrtian The spread of
fehnbtican primripes has heen e XII raordinarily
pid in Engiand during thefgast TWO wears
ans Is now mote rapid ihanever. a. no a
. Mr.. 8. Packard has for some wears held
open standing OFF, 10 educat, graiuitOuSIy
fifty women in his business college He
states that he result has been 200 appiiea-
uonS, twenty trials and two successes. TIL.
two who Went through | he courS,. are now in
.eXcel'ent positions as bonk-keepers, and
earn good salaries. Mr. Packard sums mn
the gen raj result. OF his experience in the
statement that tie trouble is not to find re-
muneratlve employment Tor competent wo-
men, but competent women Tor The renluner-
atiye employment that is ready Tor them.
and VIII be while the world stands.
my Char es IT, plyiagra Witt to Dr. nBns
by, tn doc or is said to we ~ rlitted thro1 IN
tl; ro m with his hat on, whit. his majesty
walked Gem placcntly behind him with his
bat under h!s arm. But when he was taking
bic leave at /; he door the doctor thus address.
ed he KiEg Il hope your majesty will tx
cuse my want of respect hitherto: but. II nv
boys were to imagine there was greater.
man in the Kingdom than myself, I Should
never be able to rule them "'oW' IS 13a
VERY.GooD FOR TooMBs--A few DAYS since
G''n. ToombS was e Expressing his OPINION Of a
few public men in Georgia, especially that
cltss known as = Democrats. SCI Called" 10
q few friends ut the KimbaH House and he.
alluded to Joseph e Brown IN. such severe
terms tilat an enthusiasts ic religious friend or
Joe's remarked to the General :sa4 a3 zu@
I" b. Genera', Joseph E 4 Brown is a
christian, and when the great day shall come !
I'm which the earth shall give up her dead
Itand all mankind shall be summoned before
Il the great white throne to answer for the
Deeds done in the body, Joseph T.. Brown Will
head q larger column than Gen. Toombs."
Yes" replied the General, land when
God Almighty sees that column. with Joe
Brown a. lis head approaching. HeswiIl give
this command: g Head of Column tn the
| left" f& +" |a1#19 ~
| The Monitor Qowa) Independent has a ro-
mamie story OF an iowa soldier, who, while
IN tue army in 1868, received, among some
other clothing, gray wOolcH shirt, with the
name OF the maker, young woman en-
pioyed in one Of the large shops oc ST. Louis,
stitched in place so that when he pub th.
garment on,sthe name came just over his
hear. tie wrote she answered; ditto, ditto.
Coming hons on a Through, he called
lCourtship followed. The war over, the wed
ding was in order. Then the gallant fellow
explained how he came first by the address
OF his lair bride; he procured the Identical
garment with the dear girls name still
stitched into it, Julia-thaL is her name
still makes his shirts. also those OF a promi
sing 5-year old. in which they haye.a joint