The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1873-07-24
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FROM OUR Wisconsin EXCHANGES.

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FROM OUR WISCONSIN EXCHANGES.
The Ogdensbnrg Leader has "gone un-
der" '.@ '.41
The saloons in Fond du Lac now. re-
main closed onsSunday. ,...........
Even the fruit crop ia likely to be pref
ty good about Omro.ye' jahsa! ha a~ haa
| A saw severed three Of Jane: M'Guirc's
fingers, at omro. Tuesday. .'.' 2'' y
The cornerstone of al Presbyterian
| Church was laid in Baraboo, last Friday.
. Tie Madison Democrat is publishing
series ofarticles on "Shakespeare's Wo.
men "aAiH eaa1 Y3y9a pud {enHI 11e4
lEniAjn1 Ro0d u9dI bps ,ea0ud .aulisl.-y#l3
Tbs Raspberry crop has ,never before
been o as harge IN II the ay vicinity Of Rpon as
iTE715F T-ioh b9laa.d-8woId % pu8 ,bsuaqo
/ A fve-year+old9lad son of w. West
}phal, was accidentally drowned at !. Por-
btage, Tuesday. s1punh % qmal gid
o" The location Of the Fourth Normal
School buildingis permanently fixed at
River Falls! !$itQ 81 a'JhaJ ,rHsh 40"
| The Fond du Lac Commonwealth says
that that city is "fairly settling With
guerrillas.' - ''''' ~" = "'"'' ''aD""'
t7ad bIDow y@hj ~ Qoah "a 0iau wubgde
InoThei Herald newspaper recently pub
lished at Augusta will hereafter appear
from Eau Oialre. ,f2Go 1attje1q bnd ,yaw
% William aGaskerM was accidentally
drownedy recently, in Bark River, a, mile
from Fort Atkinson. r3a 30 s5usiao9
/ The Oshkosh Northwestern saws that
Winuebago county farmers are fearing
trust in their wheat" = '''''J42a 'Aia'yo
Eoquyun 10 tL5gtfD .sgH aAilomsl d 10
IsufTT The i, crop Of Yberriesi and small fruits
tbs year in the vicinity of Oshkosh is
much larger than usual. NV ''
l2dljAPa1g1a thH u ,jno bio 9d1 1o1 /
bdsThe amount ofawool already purchased
and stored in Fort Atkinsons amounts to
nearly 1QQ.o 900 pounds. oda a9lfl JpH no
|DgLeon Cherry, one of the early settlers
of Darliugton, died Tuesday afternoon,
LACED about 10 years!jli hiu9s. ola ghod
Work is ABOUT to commencda Oh another
lot Of fifty ore cars at the Northwestern
car-shops in Fond du Lace q" ''b In"
In1a9W al haiA god e38 ca 1hoI 3un binog
oaIle corn crop prospects in the vicinity
OF Hudson never were better at this sea
son of the year than nowaw isdv 6nsd
PraForty morefof theoinmatesl of the I'd
sane Fl spital at Madison have ubeen re.
moved to therin stitutioncat' Oshkosh. pEq
The Turner'S Of Eau Claire have '9 vyolun-
teered TO act as a fire company, provided
the .. city will supply them an engine,
| The grass crop turns out ven better
than was anticipated I'M Fond ,du .. Lac
county j the yield being aP}0yeh the aver
Ir7 Ohu tadl oa a 1lorHo Hlid odi lIa qD
no oliVerP Perry, resident, tiomSpIingYale,
Columbia1 county, died. very suddenly
Thursday evening" aged eightyseHen.
The Black Earth Advertiser says that
village has the most beautiful ana affec-
tionate young ladies to he found in the
| state. "'' - '''' ''A1''1 ''i t2"'i II 9""i
| I0d d9ua yfha LUGd9 02doii 131
/ A son of Charles Addison, of Bloom
ington, Grant county, was killed the 9TH
er day, by a horse which he was riding
falling upon him.
iH3sb ol4siI 9tHait8i queiu ,atyutHaI |
The farmers ofCaledonia, in Columbia
county, have organized q iowa Insu
rance Company, and have commenced to
do their, own insuring. Il .o.,. aai.ai |
b Kaukana, we understand, is the spot
selected for the prize fighters, Red Hand |
ed Mike and Madden,te pass the com.
plifnents of the ring with each other.
The Eau Claire County Agricultural |
Society will hold the coming annual
Fairat Eau Claire, commencing Sept. 9th,
continuing and including the 18th. aa'A-
eNL 0190 III. DHa ,{atl4in0l .9gAHa I0laa /
j. Monday night the safe in the office of
3. D. Watson, citation agent at Alderman,
was blown open by burglars and robbed
of about $4,000 in notes and cash, ~.
After investigating the hop yards in
the vicinity of Baraboo, the editor of the
Republican is convinced that the incon-