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The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1873-04-17
INDIAN TREACHERY.

Brigadier- General Candy and Rev.
DR.. Thomas, Peace Commissioners to
the Modocs, were killed by Captain
Jack and his Indians last Friday.
One account Of the painful affair, says
that between 10 and IL o'clock Fri
day morning the Peace Commission
party, comprising Gen. Candy, A. B.
Meacham, DR.. Thomas, Mr.. Diar, Rid
die, the interpreter and squaw, and
Bogus Charley and Boston Charley,
went out to the designated spot
There they met Capt. Jack, Jno.
Schonschin, Black Jim, Shachnasty
Jim, Ellen's Man, and Hunker Jim.
They had no guns with them, but each
carried pistol at his belt. This, how
ever, was not noticed, as in previous
interviews they had their arms with
them. They sat down in kind Of
broken circle, and General Candy,
Meacham and DIR. Thomas sat togeth
er, faced by Capt. Jack, holding hif
piece, with Hunker Jim and Shack
nasty Jim to his left. Meacham
opened the talk, and gave long his
tory of what they wanted to do To-
them; after which Gen. Candy ant
DIR. Thomas both talked for som'
time. Capt. Jack then talked in al
apparently good, serious strain, anC
when he finished stepped back to tn,
rear,near where Meacham's horse wa
hltched. Scohnschin then began t.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1873-04-17
SHERIFF'S SALEM PARTITION.
KENosnA COUNTY CIRCUIT COURT.
Mary A. Danaher aud Patrick
M Danahnr,
4

Mary A. Danaher aud Patrick
NJ Danahnr,
against
Cornelius o. Brleu, Bryan O'Bri
en-. John w Evans, Asa Hatch,
and James NJ. stebbns.
NotIceis hereby given that by virtue of a iudg.
regular November term of this Court, A. D., 1879,
and by virtue and 10 pursuance of an order OF
sale duly made in this action, by this Court of
said November term, A. d 1879. to wit on the
2sah day of December, A. D., 1872, shall Offer
for sale, and cell at public suction
to tie highest bidder at the front door ca:S Of
sha on toe 9th day OF April a. ID. 1873 at two
O'Clock IN the afternoon of said day, the follow
Ing described premi-es to wit The North East
Quarter o section Mo- Seventeen 10 Town No.
Two(2) North of Range No. Twenty Coy East ex-
cept FOrty(40) acres hereof i'm SqSare fo:m az
near may be in the North West corner of said
Bur ington road, (so called) also except one ~
acre of land heretofore conveyed by William
o'srien and ridget his wife to one Thomas
stroud BY deeu bearing date on or about the It'll
day of Uecember A. d 1647, and also excepting
Twenty three 23) acres ofiand h. tofore convey
ed by said Villain oBllen and Bridget his wife
to Bryan O'Brien by deed dated on or about the
Goth day of June D. 1850, being Ninety six 1867
acres of land more or less situated and being in
dhe Fown OF Brlgnton, County of Kenosha, and
State of Wis consin togeth with all and singular
the Entertainments aud appultenances thereunto
belonging or appertainlng
Terms OF sale. cash
Dated Kenosha February 10th A D. 1873.
HEAD & QUARLEs JOHN TETARD
Plffs Attss. Sheriff Of Kenosha
b 6w39. County, Wiscorein.
NOTICE OF ADJOURNMENT.
The above sale was, on the 9TH day Of April,
duly adj burned and postponed for want of bidders
until SU urday, the 10th day of April, at the
same place and time of day named in the above
notice, at which time and place said premises
Will be offered for sale and sold as aforesaid.
John Tetard, Sheriff OF
Sw4O Kenosha 90 WIS.
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CIRCUIT COURT, COUNTY OF KENosHA.

The State of Wisconsin, To Michael Quinlin, Mary
Qninlin. Louis Grimme Henrietta Grimme, Ed
ward Hanzil and Fitch A Higgins.
You are hereby summoned ans required to an.
swer the complaint of John Flynn with copy of
which you are herewith served and which has been
flied in the Office of the clerk Of the Circuit Court
Kenosha and to serve copy OF your answer Oh
Ls ut our Office, III the city and county Of Keno
sha, and State OF Wisconsin, within twenty day
after the service hereof, exclusive OF the day OF
such service and If you fail to- answer the com.
olaint aforesaid the said John Flynn Will apply
10 the Court for the relief demanded in the com
plaint HEAD u QUARLEs
Plaintiffs Attorneys.
Dated March 18th, 1873
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1873-04-17
THE WEEK.
THURSDAY,

#sf&ft#ss #sFR kffa a q Egsfgtfsosr .sea tt.
THURSDAY.
Governor Dixtas signed the HBeach
Pneumatic Tube Railway bill.
Brigham Young and large number of
Mormons will eYacuate Salt Lake City
and go south. a-r-aa5l
There was serious fight between New
York police and the gas strikers Tuesday
evening, the latter being defeated.
An English colony of farmers for Min
nesota arrived at New York Wednesday.
John Hsnley, the only boy saved from
the Atlantic, refuses to 60 on exhibition.
The statue of Gen. Lyon inten led for
st. LOUIS is completed.
Ii is stated that Prof. Ksch, of Hahue-
mann College, Philadelphia, robbed that
institution before his mysterious dlsap-
pearance.
Dubuque is making preparations for
the funniest the 31st of May.
South American republics request our
Government to com their monsy at the
Philadelphis mint.
Nelson Curtis Boston builder, laid
his pocket book, containing $4,000 in
bank bills and notes, on lumber pile,
and now he can't find 1T.
A new brick building at Middleton,
Conn.,, fell Wednesday afternoon, bury
ing fifteen men in the ruins.
Emperor William, Bismarck aud Won
MeItke will visit the Czai of Russia.
Rear Admira! Alden is ut Athens, Greece.
Alexis left Shanghai Wednesday for
japan.
| SATURDAY.
One Of the English detectives working
up the Bank of England forgery had his
watch and pocket-book stolen by New
York thief
John Kennedy, of San francisco, at.
tempted to murder his family with an
axe, and :hen tasten a rope around hi,
neck and hung himself from second
story window.
The Sixth Array Corps Withhold re.
union at New Haven on tie fourth Of
May.
wild steer injured several persons il
Madison avenue, New York.
A gale at Wheeling, w. ", on Friday
3 caused considerable damage to property
Boss Tweed is in Chicago.
The city of san Salvador, Contra
America, has been destroyed by an earth
quake. Eight hundred persons perishe'
and $12, 100000 worth of property wa
swallowed up.
France paid Germany 100000 franc
. April 5th, on account of the war indemni
D ty.
n There is a revolution at Panama il
:. favor of ex President Corruoso.
8 A mandatory in Rome was destroyeC
by lightning Thursday, five persons ben!
killed and sixteen injured.
MONDAY.
4 Euoch Ferdinand Shaun was hanged a
:, Preston Ga, on Friday for the murder c
his wife.
. A young Japanese student studying il
} the Brooklyn Polytechnic Institute die
! on Wednesday.
The friends of Nixon, a convicted Ney
Is York murderer, will dance Monday nigh
h for the benefit OF his family.
fl 1t is now said that Ministers Lowe an
De Long will resign.
The storm at New York on Saturda
was one of the most severe of the yea
70 Brigham Young has resigned the pres
( deGcy Of the Utah railroads, and will Z
n to Arizona.
s. General Candy and The Indian Peat
,r Commissioners were murdered by Cal
4 tain Jack and his Modocs during a COZ
4 ference on Friday.
= Two important engagements with Il
~ savages in Arizona are announced, result
ID ing in the death of one hundred an
re twenty-six warriors
as The police Of Salt Lake City are raj
to ing the gamblers and demi.monde.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1873-04-17

Sailing twice a week from New York, and car
rying passengers TO all parts of Great Britain,
Ireland, Continental Europe. and the Medlterrane-
an Cabin from $6S; Steerage, British and Irish
ports east, $40; west, 1925, Continental ports
same as other regular lines All pay able in U. s.
currency Apply for full information at the Com
pany's office, northeast corner LaSalle and Madi-
son-sts. Chicago.
l2W43
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1873-04-17
a post Office has Just been started q

nently settled on this continent.
/ Robert Pierce murdered his wife al
their house near Camden, N. Y.
The cashier of the City Savings Bank
| of Hoboken has absconded with $4,000
John McDermott, of New York, killed
his wife with sledge hammer in the
presence of their three children. and after
his arrest tried to kaock his brains out
against the side of his cell. 1850 +A Z
The Detroit Tribune Office was destroy
I'd by fire Sunday morning
Easter services in England were cur
tailed in consequence of the illness of the
PsDe.
Turkish revenue officers hac a conflict
with smugglers near Constantinople, dur
ing which several were killed and many
wounded.
Belgium has taken precautions to pre-
vent encroachments by English fisher
men on the coast.
The Bidwell arrested at Havana as one
of the Bank of England forgers has es
capped from prison.
Bismarck will spend the Easter hoIi,
days at Varxin.
Minister Bancroft vii not resign.
Effective measures have been taken by
the new Captain-G General of Barcelona,
Spain, TO check INSTRUMENTATION.
The Pope is not expected to recover.
TUESDAY.
Escher s. Co., silk importers of New
York and Zurich. Switzerland, have sus-
pended.
A portion of the embankment OF the
Delaware end Hudson Canal at Kingston,
N. Y, was washed away on Sunday.
John Martin, ship-builder Of Cleve-
land, died oftyphoid fever Monday morn
ing.
Burglars made araid on tho village Of
Passaic, N. j.. Sunday night, aud robbed
numuer of stores and houses.
The Mississippi Planning mill; an ex-
tensive building, aud several tenement
houses were burned at st Lpuis on the
18th, causing loss of 100000.
III. G. Green, editoc of the Warren Clll.)
Sentinel accidently shot his wife while
carelessly handling gur. Three million
volumes were sold at the semiannual book
trade sale in New York last week.
The Government has commenced pro-
ceedings against Oake4 Ames for $50 90 0.
the suit growing out of certain cotton
transactions at New Orleans during the
war.
The Washington Club defeated the
MaryIands in game of base ball at Bal
.imore on Monday "a too
BY the burning of cotton-mills of the
Dwight manufacturing Company at Chi
cope, Mass, Monday night, $75O,O0O
worth of property was destroyed, and
eight hundred persons thrown out of EN-
ploymcnt.
Remusat, candidate for the National
Assembly from Paris, has issued circu-
lar declaring that he will support the
policy Of President Theirs.
Russia will not allow newspaper cor
respondents to accompany the expedition
against Khiva.
Favorable reports of the wheat crop in
South Australia are received.
The yellow fever is abating In Brazil
The troops in Porto Rico have revoltec
for republic.
WEDNESDAY.
! French residents of New York and Jer-
sey city will celebrate this approachin
| 4. NO IS Er.-oo
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WEDNESDAY,.


French residents of New York and J err
sey city will celebrate this approachin Q
evacuation of France.
Democrats elected the Mayor and en-
tire city ticket of Trenton, N. J.
The High School building at Weston,
Mo-, was burned on tho 18th
On Monday he pews in DR.. Hepwor tn s
new church were sold at auction, guar an
tecing yearly income of $250,O0O.
The body of James Head, drowned
more than three years ago, near Hudson,
New York, was found in the river Satur-
day.
The most violent storm of the season
along the line of the Union Pacific Rail.
road occurred Monday and Tuesday, ira v.
ei being interrupted and the telegraph
lines Frustrated.
! AS freight-train on tae Missouri and
Pacific Railroad was passing the Peni.
tertiary in Jefferson City, Mo-, Monday
two convicts broke from the guards and
attempted to board it, but were shot
down.
A riot occurred at Chatham, England
on Tuesday, between engineers AMI ma.
zines attached to the arsenal, and a nun.
Der were wounded.
1t is announced that the term of the
United States and Mexican Commission
has been prolonged two years.
The Khan of Khiva has executed his
chief councillor, imprison his uncle and
other prominent enemies of Russia, and
leas I'd Russians held as prisoners, with 8
view to paevent war.
The gas strikers arrested some time acc
in England have been released, and 8
great demonstration was made in at Maid.
stone.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1873-04-17

orr in another column, advertisement about
NcE IO,v0 and Nebraska Lands.
Vermont farmer. [volume] (Newport, Orleans County, Vt.) 1870-1877, 1873-01-17
reported Tor the VERMONT FARMER
PASSUMPSIC FARMERS CLUB.

subject OF discussion Jan. ia The best
method of making and applying manure.
j. +. Foster; The object of manure is to
increase the plant food. Our land is run
ming out. The sale of beet, pork, butter,
sheep, wool, &C., all tend to decrease the
fertility of the soil. Our pastures are be-
coming poor,-iar poorer than twenty years
ago Muck and leaves will help Keep up n
farm. Muck is of little value except ms an
absorbent, Taking leaves from our forests
is robbing Peter to pay Paul, Good cultlva-
ton is essential. | can see no way out OF
this trouble but by feeding and attcning
stock. This is the practice in Europe, En-
glish farmers buy guano, bone, and phos-
phatc. Can we live to adopt the practceg
IT'S hard living on farm that is growing
poorer every year. Stock raising is better
than special manure, and In the end II pays
Vermont farmer. [volume] (Newport, Orleans County, Vt.) 1870-1877, 1873-01-17

al consider the FARMER very instructive
and ! admire the independent, Outspoken
tone Of its editorials May you have album
dant prosperity in battling for the right"
Another, from Ryegate, says ;--"Your late
articles on Horace Grceley's death and Sen.
ator Summers career are we'll timed and to
the point, -outspoken and free, without par.
tizan prejudice, as a free press should ever
be-" A third, from Middebury, observes :
"You are on the right track Farmers have
interests distinct from politicians, and so far
as my observation extends, the VERMONT
FARMER is the first and only agricultural pa
per that has had the courage to take that
fact for platform And finally, from
Chittenden County, a renewing subscriber
writes 81 always admired the FARMEB
when it was exclusively agricultural, but
now, as a farmers family paper, the verdict
of my family is that it is the best of all.
Thank you, kind friends, for this good cheer
Vermont farmer. [volume] (Newport, Orleans County, Vt.) 1870-1877, 1873-01-17
agricultural Stems.

Kentucky is shipping Shorthorns to Scot
land.
The cpizootic now rests ON the Pacific
slope.
1t takes bushc of corn to buy drink of
whiskey in Iowa City.
Fast Tennessee is shipping large numbers
of turkeys to distant cities.
In Taylor Co., H.. corn is fifty per cent.
cheaper than coal, for fuel
Potatoes in Grand Isle County are reported
in abundance.
The bedbugs in England attack fowls, and
swarm in neglected poultry houses.
A Colorado pig dovoured twenty pounds of
nitro-glycerine. and pork has gone up there.
Two farmers in Grant Co., Wis, have lost
over fifty hogs by disease similar to the cp-
izootic.
Only GOO, 600 bushels of wheat were shipped
East over the Lake Superior road this sea-
son.
The Prince of Wales has harvested most OF
his oat crop, and is now model husband
man.
! Corn is selling in Kansas for fourteen cents
a hushel, and no market for II even Mt those
figures.
A correspondent of the Poultry World
thinks no has proved that common fowls pay
twice rs we'll rs dark Brahmas.
One of the oldest inhabitants of Indiana
| 1, hat b,I
Just 100 years ago.
A Missouri hog went five weeks without
food or drink recently, and used up Just l5C
pounds of its own fat
A man who has tried ii in Kansas says re
lgion and Texas cattle-herding don't mi'
worth a cent
The experiment of importing Kentucky
cattle to Florida for dairy purposes has prov
cd n failure.
They are crying for State Board Of Agri
culture IN California. The State Agricul
tural Society is thought to be too hOrsey'
Georgia chickens grow so large that the.
are run down and lassoed by men on horse
back, after the style of hunting ostriches.
Smfling the crops of Christmas turkeys AN,
chickens with pebble stones is pastime in
dulgod in at Portsmouth. A purchase
found three pounds in one lot
In England, this year. 1889 head of Short
horn cattle have been sold for about $3.50
600. The average price was not far iror
$500, and the highest $3.50.
T A writer in Missouri thinks those VIII
emigrate Westward rs farmers ought to hu
less land and more stock. Nothing can b
/ made there by raising grain to soil
Vermont farmer. [volume] (Newport, Orleans County, Vt.) 1870-1877, 1873-01-17
WESTMINSTER FARMERS CLUB.

Question for Discussion why Farming
does not Pay.
This question was discussed on Monday,
Dec %, and continued on Friday evening.
We give condensed report.
Dea. j. McNiel: So far rs my expert
ence teaches me farming is hard business.
Labor is too high, and produce too cheap.
No produce of the farm pays, unless It be to-
bacco. once sold pork ut 90 cts. per pound.
This year sold for six. The Western farms
hurt us. The Ohio and many other western
farms furnish all kinds of produce much
cheaper than ii can be produced in New Eng
land Their lands arc richer and the broad
fields more easily cultivated.
Phineas Reyes We must manage differ
emily. have no scruplcs about raising to-
bacco, indeed intend to try it the coming
season. The tendency is to cultivate too
many acres, with small amount Of help.
The same amount of money expended on
less land would think bring more satisfac-
tory returns. Although the western farms
greatly reduce the prices Of products, ! am
not certain they bring more satisfactory re-
/ suits to the managers than New Ehgfss9d
farms.
Rev. o. $. Morris It seems to me that
| farming docs pay, from the fact we are all
getting living. ltIs certain that the far
mers get good living, enjoy many of the
comforts of life, with hes. security of prop
erty to enable them 10 continue. see bu
one reason why farming does not pay, Qf i
does not) It must be because it is not close
ly attended to. have rarely ever seen NJ
enterprsing farmer that did not get gooC
living, and in fact make progress in his bust
| ness.
n. G.. Pierce: So far ms dollars aud cent
are concerned, farming does not pay bu
when the comforts of life are considered w
find less reason to complain. The eXtrava
CANT fashions of the times, greatly roduc,
our profits, if we follow them. If we ha
gone to II specie basis five years ago, | thin
farmers would have been more prosperous
Ever since gold was ut $3.50, there has bee
class of people making money by specula
ton, and so long rs it takes more than do
, lar to make u dollar, our profits must be Yer
small.
w. r. Kimball; Farmers complain abor
, small profits. If they gave their business a
close attention rs the merchant does hi
) their profits would be larger They eithc
A do too much or too little If men OF othC
a occupations Ghould leave their business rs o
$ ten as tho farmer, their profits would be m
= nus in n short time.
# ID. c. Wright; 1t is not from large farm
q that men make money Most of the farm
: in this vicinity are too large. We ought
j. make two spears grow whore one has 70
? merly grown. We should raise cdyicty
q crops, so ms to "hdn the market
n +. Arnold; have raised corn for so ct
!. a bushel, and wool for 30 cents pound NJ
Vermont farmer. [volume] (Newport, Orleans County, Vt.) 1870-1877, 1873-01-17
KIND WORDS.

1t is a good thing to speak kind words to
any one striving to do well, but we do not
know where they come ireighted with more
encouragement and cheer than to the hard
working editor. No one who has not tried
it knows hov hard it is to make a live
paper-oue that is up with the times, and
rejects the spirit of enterprise and progress
that marks our age,-without treading upon
some grouty persons corns, and getting a
snap from his usually Anonymously pen Con-
sequently when in one mail there comes, as has
Just come to u.s. not one but several letters from
subscribers, expressing a hearty approval Of
our efforts to give, them a good paper, we
cau put upon paper our thanks for this NOR
al support, so good for the editorial heart
and backbone. One from Randolph writes
Vermont farmer. [volume] (Newport, Orleans County, Vt.) 1870-1877, 1873-01-17
miscellaneous Stems.

All the Henry Co., Ind, officers are either
farmers or mechanics.
They call woman crazy in st. Louis when
she kicks every one she meets in the streets
A Missouri wife is seeking her truant hus-
band with shot gun and u certificate of in
sanity.
BELL the sleighs," says the Auburn AdCcr-
ttscr, " And sleigh the bellies" it might have
added
An amiable Wisconsin Indian emptied
hox of rattesnakes on the bed of a man who
had offended him.
A New York dealer in holiday goods inn
ported 10000 Christmas trees from Maine,
this season, and sold all but 100.
Indiana papers have observed that the
whisky in that state has improved twenty
per cent in taste since the drouth set in.
The universally of the recent cold weather
is shown by the flct that II man was found
! frozen to death in a street of Mobile, Ala.
An intelligent gravestone cutter in Detroit
keeps ready-made gravestoncs with the
name - Smith, cut thereon.
tinction between husband and wife in their
control over their own property.
You can tell those people who have buck
wheat cakes for breakfast, by the thoughtful
expression of their countenances when
scratching themselves.
Those who have experienced the late fear
full cold snap may congratulate themselves
that artificial cold may be produced 81 de-
grees below zero.
The Chicago RouiCW gives the actual in.
crease in tho mileage of the country fol
the past year rs 1925 miles, and the number
of miles now in progress OF construction rs
67i2.
The small pox is spreading in many of tho
country towns in Nova Scotia, In Var
mouth all the churches, schools and othe'
places of public resort are closed.
Two japanese priests have arrived in Der
lin to obtain information about the Christian
religion. An eminent divine is engaged il
explaining the various creeds.
A liberal paper remarks of Judge Davi
that he hasn'; dishonest hair on his head
From tins, says the lOleuo b'""', VIZ l"lc
that Davis IL entirely bald.
The semi-annual explosion of the llercule
powder works NJ San Francisco, occurre
r December 81, Two Cinnamon were blow
clear home, and few other persons injured
= The Ellsworth, Me-, paper puts the fact
: thusly; There has recently been an additio
4 to the Editorial Staff oftho AnerlcdR For tn
present he will attend to matters about home
0 A young woman Mt IoTquay' England, wa
y frightened to death recently, by hearing
g door slam in the next room, which sl
thought was her husband shooting himsel
Vermont farmer. [volume] (Newport, Orleans County, Vt.) 1870-1877, 1873-01-17
Reported for the VERNONr FARMER
EAST ST. JoHNsBURY FARMERS
CLUB.

subject Of discussion Friday evening, Jan.
IOtht els a better 10 keep one class Of
stock, on variety
The conclusions were that tho circumstan-
ces of farmers in this section of the country,
would not admit of directing their attention
entirely TO one kind of stock.
The prosperity of the club is increasing,
and the presence of G, NJ Chase, editor of
tho Tcrmoni Uq,Oa added much to the in
terost of the meeting this evening
Mr. A. II. lIoycy: think n mixed stock
is most profitable on account of the great
fluctuntion in prices All kinds arc not al
Vermont farmer. [volume] (Newport, Orleans County, Vt.) 1870-1877, 1873-01-17

but they seem to produce no effect on wheat,
right adjoining. Neither do l find any par
ticular benefit in sowing on grass lands only
as a in seeding with an oat crop, where It is
valuable. have expended much time in
conducting these experiments and making
this report, aud trust although quite lengthy,
it is in shape to be readily understood by
all.