The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1873-02-13
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FROM OUR WISCONSIN EXCHANGES.

! The Times says Brandon has only one physl-
clan.
Two Rivers has smallpox enough to close the
schools.
wild cats have been killing hens and sheep in
the vicinity of Tomah.
The sheboygan county pioneer festival. which
took place on Tuesday night, was a success.
new school house is to be built. early in the
spring, on sternizky's Creek, town of Lynn,
Clark county,
Three Indians attacked white man near De
Soto, few evenings since, with knives. and
made him deliver up jug OF alcohol he was car
rying.
The Kewaunee Enterprise says that ON Tuesday
of last week Thomas Chsdick, employed In the
amber camp of George Calhoun, was severely if
not fatally injured by a log rolling upon him.
The Appleton Common Council has ordered a
olapp Jones steam FIRE engine 1000 feet of hose
and two hose carts. g
The residence of 8. o. Bremmer, of Stockton,
Portage county, was destroyed by Ere one day last
week.
f"w days since fire destroyed dwelling house
In York elorging to a Mrs Weeks
! DR.. squires Of Leeds, was severely Injured last
week, his horse running away, throwing him ont
OF his cutter and, tho reins being wound tightly
around his wrists, dragging him about sixty rods.
David Durham, of Kilbourn, carries hickory
cane cut forty-three years ago in New Hampshire,
during the jackson campaign.
Mary o'Brien while Crossing the street in the
village of Milton last weak was run over by a
team and sleigh and quite badly injured.
! Twenty-Five Shetland pom es have arrived at Be-
lott, just imported by Messrs Bishop & Austin
of that city. They are valued at some $4,000.
| Herman Jackmsn and Patrick Dixon James
vile boys, are suffering with broken leg apiece
from mishaps on the ice. George Kastner, of
GAINESVILLE, had is left hand torn off in the ma
chinery of DOty's feed mill, Friday morning.
! ]. s. Fisk hss shipped from Fort Howard from
January 10th to February Sd, SO 600 pounds OF
fresh fish.
OF Madison. some three miles south of the city
was burned Thursday afternoon. LOss $4,000; in
surance Sl,TOo,
There wasa right smart scattering or pills, oint-
ment, &C., at the railroad crossing near the resi-
dence of ESQ. Reynolds, in Metomen, one evening
last week. An engine struck peddler's sleigh
Nobody hurt.
/ The annual spring fair OF the PlatteviIle Agri
cultural Society Will be held on Thursday and
Friday, May goth and SOth.
The Prairie du CHEN Courier reports tina
Thomas Conway was murdered by William
E'Eearn in drunken row at Ferryvills on Thurs
day.
The Lake Mills Union learns that there is q
movement among the tobacco growers of this
state TOW ards the formation of a Tobacco growers
Association having 70" its object TIE promotion OF
more thorough methods of cultivation and better
market facilities.
S. Billiard has purchased an interest in the
Menasha Press. and become one OF it's editors
Rev. c. A. williams, OF Geneva, attem oted to
split some kindling wood, the other evening, and
at the first blow with the Ratchet took off Que o.
his thumbs
The Darien corresp ondent OF the Geneva Her
aid writes A man whose name I am unable t.
learn, frozen to death IN the north part OF this
town on the night Of January %.
1t is reported that IN n was recently killed BY
wolves in the town Of Pella shawano county.
The Appleton Tunes says "a male teacher il
one of the Neenah schools punished Miss Elm
man, young lady of seventeen years, with a
ferule, in sRch manner as to excite the indigna
ton of the citizens pretty generally "
The Menasha Preas reports that for the third
time, jesse Armstrong; residence was fred OF
Tuesday night last, by some person or persons un
as the flames VIC discovered before they had
made any considerable. Roadway.
The Kewaunee Eaterprise saws 1.-THE trial o
Patrick Kenney for the murder of Patrick Smith
which was set for Thursday, February 6, at Mani
towoc, has been postponed until Thursday, Feo
ruary IS, on account ofthe sickness Of Mr.. Bers
cheid's daughter, who Eis important Witness
The Manitowoc Pilot says that their carrier bo,
was the happy recipient of new plug hat from on,
OF the merchants of that place.
The Chippewa Herald thinks there will be waite
enough in the spring to float down "the old logs
that are now back on the bottoms and thus
make up the deficiency in this winters stock
The Menomonie Hc,Gzd reports that Mr.. G.. Nj
Fowler, OF that village, has received information o
the recent dicision in important law suit il
} England which involves the ownership ofinmens
estates in that country, whereby the contestants
} among whom he his numbered, are declared vic
torious.
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