The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1873-11-06

ENoASAOA
progress. It's ohjact is to raise money to
pay for large and we'll built home for
the Friendless that cost $4,000.
Ashland boasts Of beautiful bay, deep
enough to float the largest craft that sAila
on the lakes, and which is the safest har
Dor on the lake chain.
Two deaf mutes united their destinies
In Depere on Sunday last. The marriage
services were cnnducte in the sign Ian
guage, not an audible word being spoken
James W. Eddy. of Jan svillc, partial
~ insane, has left his home, and his
friends are anxious concerning him. Any
Information will be thankfully received
by affprdEtdy, GAINESVILLE, Wisconsin.
The dry -kIlns of Limb, Watson g Co.,
at Flintvll'e (Weet Suamico,) were ds
stroyed by fire on Thursday last. The
klIns were at the time filled with choice
lumber in various stages Of dryibg, all
OF which was destroyed. fna
Total shipments of iron ore from the
Lake Superior iron district this season up
tn aud including Oct $3.50. BAT tons,
against 709, 922 tons at the same date last
year Pig iron shipments this year % =
10 tons, which is some 1000 tons less
than he shipments to corresponding da,c
in 1879 a.e ......-.. ...-
A Calcutta dispatch says: Advices from
the province of Bengal show that he
crops are failing, and An impending fam
iRe cannot be avert d.. .u
A Washington dispatch says: "The ap-
pointment of James H. Clark, as Post
master at Mattoon, H., has been recon-
sidsred, and Mr.. Lynn will remain II
Office @ -.
| Tie employees of the Chicago, Bnrling-
tos and Quincy railway, at Aurora, II i.
have been notified that after November /
they will only work pine hours, and then
wages will be reduced per cent.
Che forthcoming civil service examina.
tisnS in New York city will be fixed about
the 18th of November, the examinations
in Cincinnati on or about the 10Th Of Mo-
vember, and in St. LOUIS on the 26th Of
November.
A T"ronto telegram says: ain nearly
every town in TIE province the Order OF
Orangemen hare passed resolutions call
ing upon the House of Commons to vindi-
cate It's honor, and exclude RleI from his
seat, and have bin brought to Quebec"
A Paris dispatch says: President Mac
Maho1 Las issued-an order Of tt o day to
the army, in which he alludes with sever
i'y to the insubordinate conduct or Gen.
Be'lamaire, and appeals to the patriotism
OF the soldiers to maintain discit line and
support the laws.
Reports from the shore of Lake Huron,
IN the vicinity of Bayfield,, state that thir-
teen bodies were found on the beach. I:
is also said that large quantity of -four,
Of Chicago brand, and lumber, was wash.
ed ashore between Bayfield, and &c derich,
and that two boats have been picked up.
The Ohio Constitutional Convention, it
Is presumed, will submit the result Of IT'S
labors for the adoption of the people by
the 1st day Of April 1874, and will re.
district the State, and provide for new
Legislature and State Ulcers, to be
elected at the Oc;ober election, 1874. The
query has, therefore, been started, wheth-
er the pre- ent Legislature, or the one to
be elected next fall, will be the compe-
tent body to choose q successor TO Senator
Thurman, whose term OF office expires on
March 4, 1876.
SATURDAY, NOV LIST.
Wonderfully rich developments are re
ported for the Belmont Mime, Nevada.
The yield is reported at $500 per ton.
The mine is open to public inspection
The President has officially contr&dict-
ed the statement sent IN the forenoon dis
patches yesterday, that the Secretary Of
= In, 80. n, 81, l.