The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1873-07-10

watch and chain valued at $S5, and some
keys.1oi III .hni1 DDS lo aainjue nb s'at
Up to July tst ofthis yves year only $4,000
pounds of wool had been received In the
Fond du Lac market, against receipts of
10000 pounds at the same date last
year. = I" sla 81. ~ "
.aa George 3. Washington and Simpson
Walker have been committed to- await
their trial Of The, next term Of the Circuit
Court for Rock county, for the murder of
Rachel Ell Thomas, ba, 4iyae pas1ool 5da
Mr.. Thomas Nice ormick, an old citizen
of Glen Haven, residing on the Rattle
snake, near North Andover, died on We'd
nesday, from injuries received by a fall
frcm his wagon. l''s 'sD@o'o 'e'.''." A'-
s5an ro...n.'D as afaoorf aogfg tfnnE .eJ1
/" The mill known as the Slye mill, in the
town of Glenmore, Brown county, is snow
the property of Mr., B.. r. Smith. The
transfer was Effected Wednesday for a.
consideration Of $4,000.
Z The Ashland Press states that the fish
ing in the bay is still good, and the fish
ermen are all busy. Those who have
nets set among the islands also report
the catch large and on the increase.
The increasein population in Apple
ton, from 1866 to 1870, was at the rate
of 70 per cent. The Times says the ratio
of increase from 1870 to 1875 will be full.
" az large, if not even more
Rev.. Wilkinson of fChicago, has
been called to the rectorship of Grace
Church, Madison and it his hoped will
accept. ossa, "A .46 gov rsyD
Mr.. s Parsons, of Whitewater, was
severely Injured 10y fall from sthe roof
of q two-story buildinn to the grosnd,t the
other day. eds em gst1a rua.. '@tm soy
g A man named Wilson was run over
and killed near Wrightstown by train
on the Northwestern Road Thursday
evening l.,o.;,. -, 60. ~, -. S :.
E A Norwegian working In the gsaw-mill
Of @. II. Nichols Sc Co.. at Onalasks,
Thursday afternoon fell ON to circular
saw, which cut his arm off, in the twink
ling of m eye 80 soa Us lii 81 9,8 bue
. &C. M, Clark, Esq of Whitew alter, has
added to his fine herd of cattle six head
Of short horns from the celebrated stock
farm Of ]. s. Davids. of Bourbon county,
Kentucky. e...--..,.
Prof. W.. Porter, of Beloit College
left Beloit en- the Sd, proposing to sail
on the Cuba for Europe, where he is to
visit, by the kindnes Of friends, for
several months. ,u eua s;J
The Waupun Leader says that business
in the Prison shops was never better sys..
tented than at present. Every keeper
about the institution knows his regular
business and attends to it, the men work
with a. will, and everything goes smooth
~ ~ta a7fa' ...''' a"@ :'' eng
The Mr.. Ellsworth Of the Jones ELS
worth difficulty, in Grant county, report.
ed recently, is not vet dead, after all, but
is likely TO recover. Mr.. Jones has been
acquitted on examination, under plea of
About two weeks ago VIM. HUNTER of
the town of Manchester. Jackson county,
Iost five la mbs and one eve by the depre.
dations of wolves. Some others in that
region have lost sheep and chickens by
these pests of farmers. 81. yJo
The Chiffon Calumet County, Times
says: "The fruit crop of this county will
be light one, owing to the severity
Of the winter and spring. In almost.
every orchard you will find number of
tree that were killed by the frost.
The Appleton Crescent hears the name
Of Prof. ]. M. Phinney, the pioneer pro
fessor in that chair, coupled with the ex-
isting vacancy in the Professorship of
Mathematics of Lawrence University. and
hopes the appointment will be rendered
and accepted.
Prof. T. G. Chamberlin, who has most
acceptably filled the position of teacher
of Chemistry, Philosophy, Botany and