The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1873-10-16

ct Agusto, Ga, Thursday night. "a
The warehouse of Lowry 6 Noles, at
Fulton, Ark was destroyed by fire Thurs.
day. Loss $4,000 afta 10 70
The Paris police have Aslzcd 10000
photographs of the son of the late Empc-
ror, which were for sale in that city $50
A raiIrOad:fr"m Bombay TO Madras'has
been completed. o.& aas ST 2taa a
The officers of the Catholic Total Alb
stlnence Societies. Of the United States for
this year are: President, the very Rev.
Dean. Bryne, Vice Presidents, tn o very
Rev. John Ireland, of Minnesota, and the
Rev. M. Michaud.n of New Brunswick.
The next annual convention will be held
at Chicag Oct, 7th 1874.
Eish; persons have been arrested ON a
charge of circulating obscene literature,
and all but one have been locked up ia
default of bail.
A man named Irving has told all he
knew about the Nathan murder. His
stery hss not yet been made public.
A horse recently stolen at Beaver Dan,
wa' recovered at Rlpon, but the thief has
not been found.
The veteran Col. Sam Ryan, wke is
nrarly85 years cid, delivered a lectwe at
Menasha last TSeSday evening.
4
The saw. miR and wool and csrding
ests bfisbment cf N. Didiot, of HiNsbor.
ough, were destroyed by fire recently.
There is a favorable prospect for q new
church edifcs, stave-sniE, and q new
brick schoolheuse in Ellsworth.
WE. Bond, of Waterloo has the ballot
box That was'uscd on election dag" in the
town of Lowell, Dodge County, over
thirty years ago.
James Russel, editor oF the Food dn
Lac Journal, in attempting to pass a team
Thursday, was thrown from his cerriage.
HIS right srm was broken in two places
The foundry building at Milton cccu-
pied by JOHN McGill. and owned BY
MessrS. II. Wheeler and q. P. Morgan was
destroyed By fire few days ago. Los.
about 5000. sHs~ ri. a 81
The new NJ. E. church just. completed
IN Columbus will he dedicated by Or. G.
Ell. Fowler, president of the Northwestern
University at Evanston, gll., on Sunday,
the 26th of'October.
There was'Gn election held ia Cepron,
Sept. 80, to vote on the question OF get
ting incorporated, under the general law
Forty-six votes were cast-thirty seven
i for and nine against. ID
From the Waterloo Journal ga couple
who are each 7a years of sge were united
n the holy bonds of matrimony Inst Sum
cay evening, at the residences of Mr.. M.
. Reod, ia this village.
The Ripon Free Press s&ys that Mr.. "A.
Cock. whose farm lies out oa the line OF
| the Oshkosh RAILROAD had three valuable
ho1ses killed aud two Severely injured
by passing train one day last weak. lS|
SCENE the bars had been left down, and
the horscs had strayed upon the track.
@a MONDAY, OCT. 6rH.
Joseph Fore, the St. Louis despe:ado,
has been rentenced to ten years imprlsor,
ment. An appeal was taken to the Su |
pfeme CouIt.
Arrangements have haea cons1mmated to
make Terre Haute, Ind, the eastern ter
minus of the Paris and Decatur Railway |
The National Bank Exam liner reports
the loss to the Merchants National Bank
Of Lowell, Mass. by the defalcation of the
Cashier at $63. 7O1, with possible liza
biity of $4,000 more. aa '.f
The body of man named John Deakie
was fond near Terre Haute, Ind, yester
day, shot through the head. 1t seems that
he was murdered for his money month
ago. rs.
The Louisville Exposition closed Tor
the season on Saturday evening with an
immense attendance.
Only Que silk mill in Paterson, N. J., is
running on full time. Several mills hnve
entirely suspended, and Others are running
only a part of the time with reduced
forces. abi SIS
William A. Lowry, Superintendent Of
the Wheelock Bridge Company, at Del