The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1873-05-15


ing man was stabbed twenty-four times
There was sSne loud talk Of lynehiur,
bat good sense prevailed, and the an.
thorities were allowed to proceed urmo-
Professor Wozman, of Lawrence aITni.
versity, has returned to the East To re-
sumo his dates as junior editsr of The
New American Encyclopedia. Next
year he will be in Appleton during both
the winter and spring terms.
The Trustees and Building Committee
OF the eFirst Congregational Church.
Oshkosh, have let the contract for re.
building the church building to L. G
Alger for she sum Of $s1, e64. the building
to DO completed on or about the lat dav
of December rext.
The Princeton Republic says: eve
learn from the prairie, that larne mo-
portion of .he ield-clover was entirely
killed out by Bthe severe winter. Most
OF the farmers ape blowing up their cle-
ver-felds. C. E. aWestbreck informed ma
that he would have to plow mp fully 100
acres" aaef&a a 1tci tF.r#t 1T s13 H#G III
i .4e#a 8esgs4 HaFHs12
Secretary Torrey is in correspondence
with Mr. James g. Blame, Speaker of the
House of Representatives, with fair
prospect of securing him to deliver the
annual address before tAe Northern Wis
consin Agricultural and Mechanical A.
ssciation at its next fair, to be held in
Oshkosh next October. So saws thu
Northwestern. as 80, II
| The Reedsburg Free Press says that,
the other day, little son of Allen Par.
ker, ny accident, drank nearly half an
ounce of sugar of lead In sslutisn, sup.
posing it to be water; his thirst prevent
ing him from detecting the,peculiar taste.
DR.. sallade was Immediately called, and
administered the proper antido.es and
the boy is now dong well. Ia a.ao.#
Wheat in Rock county looks better
than eyer before.
The Reedsburgh Baptist church will
be completed. o. sf.aa 7sfsg So
| Brookfeld, Waukesha county, is send
ing lot Of emigrants to Oregon. sfa SIS
In CORTLAND, Columbia county, is a
yearling cole weighing $50 pounds. aa3
Marquette Co., farmers all report that
crops are quite as promising as ever be-
fore at this season of the year. ..t
The dwelling house of A. IS. Chapper
in the town of Plainfeld, Marquette
county, burned up for the second time.
last week.
Baraboo taxes "dollar stores" license
fee of ten dollars day, and nonresident
auction stores twenty five dollars day.
Mrs. Jane Ststson, lately died in the
town OF Oconomowoc, al the advanced
age CLOS years, being the oldest person
in the State. % uae oa 80
Wlnnebago county farmers admit that
the present spring has been one of the
most favorable ever known for putting in
wheat and grain. @
A Columbus lady ties a red string
around the tails Of her heng, 90 as to be
able to indentify their eggs when they
are away from home to lay.
; Ayoung lady at Trempeleau who was
. supposed to be dead, and oyer whom the
funeral had been said, has given signs Of
: life, and is preserved unburied.
| A Green Bay boy has, during the past
year, run his father in debt for fifty
pounds of raisins. one hundred pounds
| of loaf sugar, and enough cinnamon and
cloves co pickle him. as a9Ruta.I
Depere will soon hare railroad to
Milwaukee, and now proposes ato create
, fire limits, erect a lookup, and fix license
for the itinerant vender of cheap cloth.
ling and sundry other ware.
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On Saturday night, at Menomenee,
Mich, Swede named johnson entered
J the barn of Robert Stephenson, and stabb<