The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1873-10-02
sLIvERS,
FROM our WISCONSIN EXCHANGES.

9'Auc w eJAuWcBa peppermint Will com.
mence operating this week. Fd
Thos. Murphy, of Cross Plains, has just
received patent on a. self raking
reaper. ga...eld ~ II adl
Erie Baker, of Stevens Point, killed
arge wild-cat near that city, one night
asst week. sLa8qsLai 'Eu.u ga
Charles Lee was fatally injured in the
machinery of Menomonee saw mill, q
few days ago. yam ] ii ,sssug.mI
81 George w. Henry, former residen OF
Sheboygsn Falls, is now editor otths
Texas Commonwealth. egdW aan .a.i1.
A young daughter of Robert McBurnie,
of Hampdem, Columbia Country, was
accidentally drowned, last week. 1a.tGi
In all the interior state wheat market,
ait has dropped in value; and but little
compared with former receipts, is coming
in. .V Las # }e&,~g Io. ~o
3 The annual meetingof the Wisconsin
Unitarian Conference will be held in
GAINESVILLE, from October 2lst to the 23d.
inclusive. 9m ye}ir 43l, ae5..as
The Fond du Lac Reporter says: at
is estimated that. more peanuts are eat in
this city than in any other outside OF
milwaukee," r3 apaua "asI''
James Moran was fatally injured near
Prescott, few days ago, by being accid,
entally thrown from wagon. pr.. qo-f
A$9oo vacant dwelling house at, Fond
du Lac, belonging to Thos, Moore, was
destroyed by fire, Friday evening, .,
A few nights since, three:sheep belong
ing to George Allen. of Lion, Walworth
Country, were killed by dogs OF
wolves.
The Congregational Church Society OF
Columbs has rendered call to the Rev
Geo. Darling to become their pastor, and
it has been accepted.
Recently the granary of Andrew Lued !,
erville in the town of Gilmanton, Pepin
County, was burned, and one of his chill
dfen burned up inside it.
From the Geneva Herald: o"Mr. Thos.
Price, on Thursday morning last, showed
us heavy Rebel bullet. which, during
the night, had been taken from his body,
after having carried it ten years"
The Eau Claire Driving Park
Association will hold its fall meeting ON
The 9TH, 9th and 9th of October Purses
to the amount of $4,000 wil'beofered and
some fine horses are alredy announce as
entered.
Jacob Graves, boy ID years old, of
Green Bay, fell from a building the
other evening, distance of nearly forty
feet, and, strange as it may appear, not a
bone was broken. He got up after the
fall and walked off unaided. He was
slig hit ~ injured in the back.
Hon James Sutherland, of GAINESVILLE,
received dispatch Saturday morning
from st Louis, conveying tho sad INTEL
igence that his brother, Norris Sutherland
a merchant at Shreveport. died Friday,
and from other sources learned that his
death was caused by yellow fe 1er.
The Baptist State Convention of Wis
consin begins its annual session ON
W ednesday, of this week, at Waukesha |
A well-arrapged programme of sermons
essays and addresses on the Missionary |
md Sabbath.school interests will be
followed. B. F.iJacobs and other prom,
nent workers from abroad will be pres
mt.
The Batavia and First National Banks OF |
Ia Crosse having temporarily susp ended |
over their counters, large
lumber of business men in that city, hav
ng full confidence in the ability of said
'ank to pay all their obligations, agree to
AXE, until further notice, the certificates
# deposit of either of said banks at their
,ar value, with accrued interest ad ded,
n payment for merchandise accounts.