The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1872-04-18
STATE ITEMS.

burned few days since. Loss, $4,000 |
The total amount paid to the poor OF
Il Croasa county during the past yeal
was $5.048 Is.
Aliss EtnueoUt, a student In the State
University died very suddenly at Madison,
or Monday of commissions.
Fifteen wagon loads of tobacco were
lately Skipped from Evansville to a New
York firm at an ayera2e price of cents
per pound.
A woman in Rock County is abouo to
sue 81 saloon keeper, who sold her husband
whisky, by which he was 50 intoxicateo
thu he iell from his horse and broke his
arm This is the first prosecution under
the new temperance law.
Governor Washburn will deliver The
annual address at the coming northern
State lair, to be held at Oshkosh n Sep
tember next.
The Milwaukee papers announce that
the ice is out OF the river, after it has
been closed 1873 days, and navigation there
is fully resumed Last. year the river
opened March 9th.
Michael Cooper the fireman who was
SO badly injured at the late Milwaukee
fire, has been the recipient of 1926 go
collected by Mayor Ludington, and $3.50
collected by Police Leutenants Kendrlck
ana Shaughnessy.
Work was commenced on the new Bap
fist church at Reedsburg last Thursday
Il i, to DC 32x46 feet. So says the Free
Press.
The third annual fair of the Southwest
ern Wisconsin industrial association, viii
be he;i at Mineral Point, September 4, g.
6 AND z, 1872
About three weeks Of printing both
sides o. the paper was enough for The
Prescott Patrj0t and It has gain resoried
TO "pateDr insides" jN~t as We predicted
They pied two forms, Oh, Yes!
4 paint mill is to be erected in Center
willie, Grant county, where red, brown and
yellow .ochre are said to exist.
An eve belonging To jacob Mocrstclier
Of the town of Polk, Washington county,
recently gave birth to five lambs.
The Baraboo Republic says the pas
winter has been fatal to bees to an extern
rarely known. Bee keepers in many IN
stances have lost every swarm.
A recently discharged convict from the
State % isoA by the name of James Care,
agDlfed his readiness to resume his old
habits by robbing German, Uy the nam"
OF Rely, of his pocket book, near S. 'arta,
The ther day,
The Platteville Witness says that .
rnnns rosity in the shape of pig. came
into the world last week on Mr.. Jenkyns'
farm, near Jenkynville, occupied by Mr.
,seph Dadd.,w. The pig has eight leg
four ears, one eye-socket with thee eye
balls in it and fron the forehead pro
hi, Lib
Of al elephant.
Edward Flint, OF Green Bay, in com
pany with two others from Chicago, is on
his way to the diamond region o. SoutL
Africa. They left the latter city aboul
tive weeks ago, and when last heard from
were in London, ready to sail for the Cape
OF GooG Hope and the diamond fields.
Work on the Wisconsin Central rail
road, from Stevens Point toward Lake
Superior, is being prosecuted with great
vjgor, and the gentlemen in charge Of the
enterprise are confident that only ab0ul
sixty miles Will remain to be completed
next season Tbs road from the Junction
% Superior is we'll under way, four hun
Qred men being employed on the line,
with an Increase in the number probable
as soon as the warm weather sets in
The Lancaster Herald is informed by
an old settler that in many respects The
past winter has been very mnch like the
winter of 1913 Then the show laid on
the ground fully four months. The Wis
Consin and Mississippi rivers did not open
till the latter part Of 4 pril. On the 20tn
of this month, 10 rs people came to court
sc LancasTer in sleighs
The Waukes liza county Democrat states
that on Thursday morning last, Mr.. Den
mis- Hanna, Of New Berlin, was found Fear
the depot IN nearly a dying condition,
with several bruises on the left side Of
his face, and deep cash about an inch
and half long, on the left side OF his
forehead just below the hair. He has re
manned unconscious ever since, and little
hope is entertained of his recovery.
elbows your humps" as the most com
mon social query heard at Wausau
A woman and three boys were recently
tried in the Milwaukee police court for
whistling and singing uproarously at a
funeral.
ManltowOc is to have new iron bridge
at cost of $4,000.
Homer Drake, Esq, of Plover died
very suddenly recently. The deceased
was an old pioneer in Portage county and
was highly respected.
The Milwaukee Sentinel announces that
Miss Marion V. Churchill has resigned her
position On that paper.
Mrs. F. A. Logan, delivered lecture
on Temperance, Sunday evening in the
Methodist church, Monroe.
Assick calf near Tomah, during a fit OF
coughing elected live rattlesnake with
enc rattle
The Wisconsin River Pilot estimates
that 1000 600 OC0 faet of loos will no