The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1872-03-28
STATE ITEMS.

Outagamie has Bee Keepers County
Association.
The ice " broke up !" at Stevens Point
last year on March 10Th.
There are 210 students at the ST. Johns
college in Prairie du CHEN.
The Indians st Wausau prophesy
good season for sugar making
a Waukesha minister has been deOJse1
for intemperance,
Dr.. e. G.. Marshall, Assistant.Surgeon
Of the Wisconsin Insane Asylum, former
~ Of the Insane Asylum at Kalamazoo.
Mich, died IN Madison on Wednesday
evening, after q painful illness Of q
week. He in connection with DR.. Nc.
Dill, Superintendent of the institution.
performed post na0rtem examination on
The body ola deceased insane woman.
Dr. Marshall having hangnail on one
| Of his fingers, the virus penetrated to his
system, causing death.
The Racine Ad0ocate announces that
Ii. " Seymour, the efficient local edi-
tor, severed his connection with that
paper on Monday last. He started East
on a visit to his friends, and upon his re-
turn to RBclne will take the foremanship
of the Journal. He has our best wishes
| notwithstanding he has gone over to the
Philistines. He is a good printer,
genial companion, and an energetic
young man of promise, who is sure to
make his mark in the world.
Mr.. Samuel Merritt, formerly resi-
dent Of Geneva, and for many years past
occupying the position Of section boss
on the Kenosha and Rockford Railroad,
| died at his residence in Genoa, after q
very brief illness. His remains were
brought to Geneva, and deposited in the
grave with Masonic order.
Henry Niemeyer, OF Columbus, raised
2,000 pounds of good Connecticut seed
| tobacco on an area Of little more than
one acre of ground. ...
Hustlford has \ natural curiosity-a
one cared lamb that is perfecc in all it's
other parts.
Miss Jennie Lake, of Waupun, suicided
because she had warts on her hands.
At Porter, sales Of tobacco have been
made recently at 6, Z and ~ cents q
pound. Orders nave come to some local
dealers from head quarters to stop buy.
ing
There is talk Of establishing & German
paper in Menasha
Father Stiles, OF Prescott, tae Oldest
| Free Mason in the world, will complete
his one hundred and seventh year this
| sprtng.
Hon E. w. Young, Chief Clerk of the
| Assembly, has been appointed one of the
| trustees OF the Hospital of the Insane for
| five years.
d. j. Spaulding, of Black River Falls.
| one or the most extensive business men
and Ioggers in Wisconsin, has cut aud
put into Black River and its tributaries
the past winter 100000 feet of pine
logs. Besides this amount he has an in.
terest in 100000 sect Of logs got In bv
other parties.
Maik Harrison, che Fonl du Lac artist.
is working on several new pieces this
winter.
The Reporter says that the crop of con.
verified ones IN Fond du Lac county this
winter is estimated at 200 and VAS not
much OF winter for revivals either.
Capt. A. j. L4ngworthy has been ap-
pointed Uy Governor Washburn Il member
Of the Relief Committee at Green Bav.
iii place Of w. 4 Bourne, resigned.
The Green Bay Gazette tells of two men
who were found in freight car at Fort
Howard, with both feet frozen and turned
black, and almost dead from cold and
starvation, having stolen ride all the
way from Chicago
Rev, DR.. Barry, Universalist, is to d.
liver course Of lectures in Fond du Lac
on California.
The Fond du Lac City Conventions
Democratic and Republican, are to be
neid on the Goth inst.
The Neenah Amateurs Dramatic Asso.
clati'n are soon to bring out East Lynne.
The Waukesha Freeman says: a Wis.
itor to this village from Merton, who has
been somewhat mixed up IN the Lsayitt.
Cutler case, became offended at a remark
of Mr.. Cutler's the other day, and knock
ed the old gentleman off his chair"