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

the company. This assures the title Of
all settlers who have purchased lands
along this road. :ed, E,,3 .,. a.
h easrgsaa, FRIDAY. OCT Sd. fo
III NJ. Theirs will be the leader of the Re-
publicsns in the French Assembly.
.a9 The three revenue collection di,tricts
in Vermont have been consolidated. al
A rupture in the relations betwe en-
Russia and Japan ia reported. Il,
AT Denison, Texas, q large amouat of
.cotton awaits Shipment to the East.
i The Democrats Of New York neminated
a ticketlon Thursday. The meeting was
held at Utica. tJ
s TheAirospects of Republic in Spain
under Castelar, ara Frightening. Fl, II.
The anniversary of the jurisprudence 81
Brazil was celebrated on the Tth ult. h
|ea China willeatabllsh a system of storm
warnings and weather reporte. raro 1at
~ At Lansing, Mich, the cornerstone of
the new State House was laid Thursday.
F. D. WickS, Of ,Whitewato r, was noui-
natedIfor State Senator as Elkhorn Thurs
day. a.~. sfd
George Murray, the well-known cattle
breeder otRacine County, is spoken of
for Senator tosucceed R II. Baker, ,,a
The Neocosmians, a society which is a
credit to Fond du, Lac, has for. some
weeks past been preparing for a first class
lecture course this winter.
The Eau Glare Free Press says that
the Eau Claire River did not rise much
during the recent rains which swelled
tie Chippewa to SO remarkable an extent
Marinette has shown much enterprise
this season in the erection of new build
ings. opening new places of business re.
pairing of roads, ard on general princi-
Piles. sA = este 5o'Iii..d.seaq lt ossg
A company of Omro men has been
formed f1i the purpose of improving and
cultivating q cranberry marsh of 1000
in the northwestern part Of Shawano
County. "f 7saa' Fgass79 for hfh ffea
From the Appleton Post: "Laat Satur-
day large number of men fromthe Stace
Of Main arrived in this city. They sought
and found employment that evening, and
on Monday morning they started forEthr
northern streams to assist in getting the
BE- lance Of the logs belonging to our lum-
bermen into market" F..p2 27e pr
From the West Bend Democrat: "Mrs
Sievers mother-in-law of John Regenfuss
g well.known business man of that town
was bitten by a rabid cat Mrs. Sieverc
was returning home from a neighbor'.
house when the cat attacked her, and in
trying to chase it from her she received
bite in her finger. Signs Of madness
manifested themselves the ninth, day
after the occurrence, and at the time tne
news of the terrible fate of the woman
was reported to US, she was raving mad
~. SATURDAY, OCT. 4th. .
All vessels arriving at Spanish ports
from Liverpool must undergo quarantine.
Sir Samuel Baker, tho African traveller,
and his wife, will visit this country next
summer. ~
Z There was shipped Thursday from
Liverpool to New York, $775, 900 in bull
lion, and $430, 900 for Montreal.
The formal opening of the great evan
gelical alliance took place in Steinway
Hall, New York, Friday morning.
A chimney $50 feet high fell Friday at
Northfeet, England, and killed five per-
sons. @af aah.
After, a lively fight with pistols two
horse. thieves were captured just over the
Canada line, near Bingham, Maine, Fri
day. ru-.. ,.c I" "'N" H.
The Health officer of New York reports
sixty cases of yellow fever and thirteen
deaths fron the 1st of June to the 1st of
October. a9 baf ae.l Wr
T. X. Cisco, secretary of the Board of
In iian Commissioners has gone to Wash
ington with the treaty recently made by
Hon. Felix Brunot with. the Crows of
Montsna and the Utes of Colorado.
+ The store of Wilson g. Sharpe, Toledo,
was entered Thursday night and $4,000
worth of silks extracted.
The La Crosse Republican states that
the smallpox is raging ct Humbird, on