The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1873-06-26
NUMBER 5.

When the weather ia warm the peoule
in country villages leave their windows
open' and the providing burglar reaps a
harvest. ..
Thomas Agnew and Frank and George
LeunsbuEy, all of Berlin, were drowned
in the Wisconsin River, near Stevens
Point, recently. 81. 3.
Andrew Stein, of Pewaukee, was killed
by being accidentally thrown from load
of hay, a few days since.5 su.W
A lumberman by the name of Guerin
was drowned in the Little Wolf River
near Meiklejohn's Mills recently.
man named GERM was drowned in
the Little Wolf River at Manawa, Wau-
! paca Co., on the 18th inst. II.
s. d. Carpenter ("Pump,"O has made
arrangement to manufacture his combn-
ed reaper and binder at Depere.A
The Werner House, WernervilIe June
an Co., was destroyed by fire, the 18th
inst. Loss $4,000; insurance $1,000.
The Waupaca Republican says: "Wau-
rpsca has more pretty little girls than any
other town of its size in the state"
i The Menononie News says: "An I'M
menSe log,jam three miles in length has
accumulated at Red Cedar Falls, FIVE
miles above" af... s. #aa.s.ar
Mrs. Maggie Van Colt, the great revi-
valist, will commence series of meetings
in Beloit, on the first Of October, at the
III. e. Church.
4 The closing exercises of the Albion
/ Academy, for the school year, occurred
on Wednesday last. There were three
members of the graduating class.
\ e. B. Pierce, of hartford, has recently
bought at Oshkosh, the yacht, "a. B.
Harshaw," and brought her over from
: Lake Winnebago to Green Lake.
A man, giving his name as B. Willard,
J was arrested at Sank, Wednesday after.
noon, charged with horse stealing.
An enormous cloud of what some peo-
pie call June flies have settled on Eau
Claire and its envlrons during the last
few days. a,n r faa agas-
The Norwegian Methodists of White
water are pushing forward their building
operations, and soon the eleventh church
cdifce in that village will be completed.
+ Ole Bull goes to Norway soon, and
will probably remain there until he re-
turns to Madison to be present at the
dedication of the Erickson monument in
1876. aL
The Omro Wooden Manufacturing
Company are now going on with the
work of building. ALL the stock is ia
ken, and there is nothing further to delay
the enterprise.
A gentleman who has resided on the
banks of Rock River during the last
twelve years, says The present is the first
June rise Of that stream since he located
there.
i Warren Gibbs, of Troy st. Croix ceun-
ty, attempted to commit suicide on Tues
day afternoon by taking strychnlne, but
by the timely arrival of physician, was
: restored, a
The Madison Journal says "The crop
of r0spberries, we learn, promises to be o
large one this year. The wet weather
has given them fine start, and with a
little rain occasionally, they will be plen-
ty ana cheap"
Portage City wants circuses to estab.
lish ticket Office in the business portion
of the city, where the people can obtain
their tickets any time during the fore.
noon without delay or jostle.
Iowa county and Mineral Point have
settled large amount of bonds at 65 per
cent. On the dollar for their face. This
leaves the total debt of city and county
u $4,000.
J Five conyicts escaped from the state
prison at Waupun, the 10th inst. One
broke his leg in getting out and was
seized Immediately. The others were
caught before they had got 40 rods. !,
i The closing exercises for the school
wear ut the Wisconsin Institute for the
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