The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1873-10-09

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The Synod Of WISCONSIN begins its ses-
sions in the Assembly Presbyterian
Church, in Beaver Dam, = On Thursday
October the 9th, ~ o'clock ). M % An at
tendance is expected from al. parts Of the
State, and the meeting Will be of unusual
interest. The opening sermon will be
preAched by RevsWa A. Hendrickson, of
Coinmbus.ba lids y'uo es.t ton asw /. !,
President and Mrs, Arey, of the late
Normal School in Whitswate r, celebrated
the twenty fifth Anniversary of their we'd
ding day on Saturday, the 9th ult.
West Bend hsd mad dog excitement
last Saturday. The rabld sninAl was
killsd. also fifteen others which had been
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More than one hundred ministers were
~ ,shttenaance at the Baptist Church MINI
istfrial Union, in, W+ukssha The sss-!
slers are charactsriz4d - having been
/ warm and enthusiastic. 81
Capt John Murrish, in exploring for
mineral ia Richland county, recently,
}found @Vein of earth resembling castillo
soap tits employed to wash hands, and
gentleman who had used lit for that pur-
\ pose supposedyit WAS CASTLE soap, and de.
clared it wasrsfter his attention had, been
called tn it, 1t leaves the skin smooth
aud soft. It is said to remov grease
spots from cloi hes. .,3eo1ga 5iasa4 baa
Capt. George o. Clinton is engaged in
: filling q contract with the Milwaukee and
/ 81, Paul Company for 10000 cords OF
wood, to be delivered at KIlbourn City.
l. Afwo-Jear old daughter Of. Mr. Bruce,
Nrcedah, Jnneau county, wandered into
the woods one DAY last week, in search, of
. pet kitten, and was not found until the
following morning. She suffered little
from exposure to the chilling might air.
+ The annual assessment Of Juneau coun-
| ty shows real estate valuations OF 1854,
5S4; value of real aud personal property,
! $s,2ee,c63. ? & .se'sJ io aoaaa u :
Iron is being shipped to the Wisconsin
Central Railroad, fran Green Bay, at the
rate of about ten cars q day at present.
| MONDAY, OCT. 6rH. a-'' -
The Modocs, Captain Jack, Boston
Charley, Black Jim and Schokchin, were
execute ed at ,Klamoth, Oregon, on Friday.
In New York last week there were 5O7
deaths. '''''
The debts of Spain and Cuba are to be
consolidated, $500
a report comes that $50 Deputies of
the French Assembly will support mo.
ton for the restoration of the monarchy.
They have water famine at Hoboken,
caused bp the bursting of the main pipe
of the water-works.3 rt...o ,on.
The validity of the temperance law OF
Illinois has been affirmed by the. Supreme
court. Fl 1tlfa 50. .s avtru5 ,t
John Howard Young, money. order
clerk in the Brooklyn Post office, is miss
ms there is deficiency in his depart
ment..
* The city Of Antwerp, with captain
Buddington and associates of the Polaris
on board, has arrived at New York.
A famine .preyails in some parts CT
Hungary. owing to the crops -sgaa
New York Custom House officers seized
c,000 worth of silks on Saturday. .sl..4.
+ There Isl financial panic at Alexandria,
Egypt. s.o
Work has been begun on new Catho-
lie church at Hudson. ~ aa D..
Track laying is completed between
Manltowoc and Two Rivers.
Three prisoners escaped from the COL
umbia County Jail last week. Iii. y~,,..,.
The town Of Trenton, Washington
County, claims a wonderful mineral
spring. a''' 's'a
John Kehoe has been sentenced to the
State Prison from Monroe County for one
year, fOrlarceny.
at least $4,000 have been expended |
in Kewaunee this season in buildings and |
improvements. y -
DR.. Sperry, late of Ripon College has
received an appointment to an Indian
Agency in Dakota. 4
A new Democratic paper is about to be
started in Elkhcrn by Mr.. Bickford, of
Creston, Ill.
There is talk Of a water-cure, board.
house, Jew church, and cotton factnru