The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1873-02-06
SLIVERS,
FROM OUR WISCONSIN EXCHANGES.
telegraph school has been opened in Madison.

| There IS an indian, with jaw-breakers name,
living at Bad River Mission, who is 1O1 gears
| old
| man named Anderson was killed by a falling
tree, near Little suamico, fewd days since
on the goth ult., the house of james NJ Carroll.
in the village OF Belmont, occupied by Robert
McMillen, was consumed by fire.
horse vas stolen from clarl's livery stable,
Fond uu Lac, on Wednesday evening last
The new Methodist church in Reedsburg will be
dedicated on the 10th, Rev. j. H. Twombly,
President of thu State University, will conduct
the services.
Several parties about Palmyra propose to under
take the extensive cultivation of the cranberry in
that vicinity.
John Morse, of Shiocton, foreman for Griffith, of
Fond du Lac, had his knee crushed between two
saw-logs at Seymour, Friday morning.
The Green Bay Gazette says the horse disease
has just made its appearance at the Bay Settle
ment.
The Kewaukee school-house was burned last
week. Loss $3,0o0, insurance $1,000. Fire also
last week consumed barn worth $3.50, belonging
to John Gettinger of Ahnepee.
A young lady in Oshkosh, not twenty years OF
age, boasts of her hair, which is little over five
feet long. And it is all her own too.
Mr.. j. A. Correa, of Green Bay, has lately in
vented devise for fastening scissors, and received
patent upon his invention.
An Invoice of Wisconsin tobacco, of the crop of
1872, sold in New York City recently for 10 cents
pound, which shows it to be of a superior quail
ity.
large house occupied by M. Bacon, about
two miles northeast of Fond or Lac was burned
on Wednesday. The Ere caught from a defective
chimney. Loss, about S400
A dispatch from Appleton announces that fire
there Friday night destroyed the SASH door and
blind factories ofO. B. Briggs & Co +, and B. W.
Lederer. The loss is sis 900, insured for $4,000.
AtBack River Falls, on Tuesday evening, Jan.
18th, at ten o'clock, thermometers thirty five de-
greeF below zero, and twas the coolest night OF
the winter, thus far
I Ayoung lady at Appleton lately gave her order
| TO her milliner for bonnet, with the following
direction You are to make it plain, but at the
same time smart, as / sit in a conspicuous ,place
in church"
At late re vival meeting at Appleton, an I'm
pulsive young convert prayed that God would
bless the two young ladies between whom he had
been sitting, especially the one on the right"
The Do4 gevile Chronicle tell us that the sum
oftwelve dollars has been raised in that vicinity
for the immediate relief Of poor family with
''only one sheet for covering"
On the Upper St. Crolx, in the county of Doug las
there are engaged in getting out pine timber 225
men. SIS horses and 81 oxen, besides supply teams;
and tho winters product is expected 10 reach
1880 200 feet of logs.
The Mar nette Eagle says the new process Of
manufacturing extracts OF hemlock bark for tan
ning purposes is destined 10 take place next to
that OF mining and smelling among the leading
industries OF the Upper Peninsula. Immense
forests Of hemlock invite the investment Of capital
n this direction.
/ The La Crosse Leader says We learn that an
injunction has been grated by Judge Bum, and
will be served on the Milwaukee and st. Paul
RaiIwey Company, restraining them from further
proceedings in piing for bridge at the mou tn OF
Black river.
The Kewaunee Enterprtse OF the 28th ult says
The terrific snow storm Of last Thursday and the
night follow ng, blocked up many of the roads
badly and impeded travel The Two River staee
which left here Thursday morning, met with sew
eral discouragng drifts, and put up at Two Creeks
over night
Tho 0abI-nsb NJ
palm for being the coolest place in this State Re-
Gently mercury CONCEALED =. the thermometers
there, and spirit thermometers indicated 45 de
grees below Zero The game morning it was
eight degrees below zero a. Milwaukee, sand that
city is by no means q warfn place. This extraor-
binary difference at points only 1870 miles apart Is
accounted for by different currents Of air.
One Livingston came to- Madison, about two
weeks ago. saying he would go into bn siness in
that lovely town when his brother arrived To
aid in the construction Of the Methodist church,
he subscribed $500 70 be pad "when his brother
arrived" He afterwards borrowed considerable
sums of money from various persons tn be return
cd when his brother arrived" He has been
missing several days, and it is feared by some
that he will not reappear in Madison till his bro
Their arrives
The Eagle Correspondent Of the Waukesha Dem
ocrGt writes A daughter OF Assnmblyman Parks
experienced quite narrow escape last week A
ueighbor on the opposite side Of the street beng
annoyed by dog, fired a revolver at him. The
ball struck tho sidewalk and bounded across the
street, passing through tae window, and inst
grazed the upper part Of the little girls head in
nicting slight wound
The Mormons are feeling their way into Arizona
200 Saints have been ordered on to open the way