The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1873-04-24
sLIvERs,
FROM OUR WISCONSIN EXCHANGES.

1ne oshkosh Ineane Asylum is row
open for the reception of patients.
Breeze J. Stevens, of Madison, who
has been long seriously i'll, is recovering.
Burglars visited the house of Henry
s. Baird, At Green Bay, on the night oil
the 10Th inst, but couldn't get in at the
window.
Logs are running by the million, on
BLACK hlvsr, and are badly jammed at
various places.
A La Crosse gentleman, six months
married, has applied for a divorce ON
the "greuads of cruel and inhuman treat
ment."
The GAINESVILLE Congregational church
was recently robbed of a $50 Esilver pfa.
ted communion service, and they now
take their bread and wine from pewter.
The dwelling house of r. G.. Smith, in
the town Of Leeds, was destroyed by fire
on Monday last. Loss, S4OO; insured for
$4oO in the Home Company, of Ohio.
Andrew Heiklejohu, son of James
Meiklejohn, of Little Wolf, Waupaca
county, was crushed by saw-log which
rolled over him 81 badly that he ia not
expected to live.
A. Chippewa Falls, q hotel has been
named "Gault House" in honor of II. @.
Ga1lt, assistant general manager of the
Milwaukee 6 st. Paul Railway.
Four freight cars dropped from tAe
transfer barRcs into the Mississippi river
at Prairie du Chem on the 18th inst.
They contained nothing that water In
jured, and were recovered.
The dwelling house of Herman Wag-
ner, about mile and half from Fort
Atkinson, down the river, was burned
with all its contents, on the 18th inst.
Mr.. VI. and wife with their family of
threa children escaping from the burning
building in their night clothes.
The Waupaca Republican gives It's
experience with delinquent subscriber,
thus: 1--WE met him on the street yester-
day and dunned him for a years sub
scription, due last fall. Says he How
much is it?' and says we Two dollars.
Says he is that alp and went off up the
street." ,.st .at. .. a...
There is much winter killed wheat in
Outagamie county. ....... .........
Mankato confidently expects to have
gas works by October next.
Work has fairly begun on the new
Methodist church in Appleton.
w. J, Evans, of Ridgeway, captured
eight young wolves last week.
Hop yards suffered badly in Wauke-
sha county by the severe winter
The manufacture of spruce beer is
expected to pay "big" in La Crosse this
year. ..i5.| E..t
The Geiser Threshlng Machine factory
in Oshkosh is ready to begins opera
tions. .s .a..
Thomas Owen, Of Wyocena, died sud-
denly one evening slast week. aged II
years
The steamer Northw estern was the
first boat'of the season through Lake Pc
pin. 'g 'H
Sixteen SGranges of the Patrons of
Husbandry have been organized in EROck
County. %n oaUrt aa .5 .g q
Rev. L. A. Abbot, OF the La Crosse
Baptist Church, is delivering series of
Astronomical sermons.
Springfield gand Hixton, in jackson
county, would not vote aid to the Green
Bay Railroad last week.
The Pigeon ECreek Center post-oRcs
in the town of Nortofeld, jackson county,
has been re-established. ru
Alec Macelwain, who was so badly in.
jured in an Eau Claire mill few days
ago, is after all likely to recover.
A lot of small trees and a new iron
fence improve the appearance of Father
Valleys church at Madison.
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