The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1873-05-08

"utAe u 0teo1 Lake last summer, Marx |
Harrison, the noted Fond du Lac artist,
made some sketches, and the past win
ter, has completed magnificent picture |
The Grant County Democrat says that
Robert McN4b. Of Potosi. fell into min.
eral hole, a distance of forty feet, a few
days since, and broke several ribs and
injured himself other wise internally.
At Wonewoc, on Monday, a young man
named CARPENTER, a brakeman on the
@. & N. w. r. r., fell between the cars
and narrowly escaped being instantly
killed. AS it was he was very severely
Injured.
Mr.. II. M. Wells, of the University
Press at Madison, and Henry w Hoyt
for year past local edito- of the Madison
Democrat, have purchased the Saline
County Post, a weekly epaper published
at Crete, Nebraska. II. l.,...a...
Mr. Charles s. Williams, son of the
proprietor o. the Dat man House at
Prairie du Chen, is the fortunate young
gentleman who mas received the appoint
ment to the Naval Academy from the
third district. ".."# 9@ 's.'e
A blacksmith at work in shop near
the G. 6 N. W. depot, Appleton, receiv.
ed severe blow on the head, on Wed
nesday, from sledge that slipped In the
hands of fellow workman, and was
dangerously injured. aoas a-tnuI
p A correspondent, writing from Charles
town, says large breadth of winter
wheat was sown 10 Calumet county last
fall, but that on old land was very badly
winter killed and the ground is being
sown over to spring wheat.
The Waupaca Republican reports:
1.-THE two house-breakers and thieves,
Oren FOES and Thee. Hysenfelt, were
arranged before Judge Ogden yesterday,
at one o'clock, and pleading guilty to
the information against them, they were
sentenced each to three years in State
Prison, and one day in each year to be
spent in solitary confinement" ..sl
w. s Patrick 6 Co., of Detroit, will
start national bank in Ashland, soon.
Fifteen persons united with tie Con-
gregational Church in La Crosse, Sunday.
Last Wednesday the house of man
named Gibbons, in the town of Marshall,
Jefferson county, was entirely destroyed
by fire. ii. @..l .... ~.
An employe of Knapp, Stout 6 Co.,
named Wagner, accidently had his -hand
sawed off in the steam saw mill in Me-
nomonee, Friday morning.
The ordinary fine for kissing married
lady upon the streets, in the night time
by married man or a widower, has been
fixed by Monticello justice at twenty-five
d. liars. says the Express.
The Caldwell brothers, who perpetra-
ted the town of GAINESVILLE, Rock county,
tobacco steal, pleaded guilty, and were
sentenced by Judge Conger to paya fine
of one hundred dollars each, says the
Janesville Gazette.
The ..Neenah Gazette says: Engineer
Russell, and patty have now completed
the. Government survey of the South
S ide, and the report will go forward to
headquarters in few days. The impor
tant work has occupied nearly two months
of careful and exact labor, and the survey
IS prom ounced the most minute and per.
feet ever made upon the river. r.3
The Peshtigo Eagle states that, one
day recently, at the Harbor mill, the ma
chiuery that runs the large circular saw
gave way, rupturing the main belt, and
busting its castings and the saw into
fragments, and hurting the pieces, as if
thrown by cannon charge of grape shot,
the entire length of the mill, where men
were promiscuously at work. Strange as
1t may seem, not one Of them happened
to be struck with the flying missiles.
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