The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1873-03-13
SLIVERS,
FROM OUR WISCONSIN EXCHANGES

The dwelling house of Jesse r. Kline.
of Millard Walworth county, was burned
Wednesday evening. Loss SIS, 1000; insur
ance $1,000.
Rev. D. E. Bierce, recently of Ripley,
Ohio, has entered upon his duties as pas
tor of the Presbyterian church of Racine.
Adam Giltner, who was at work. the
other day, about a wood-sawing machine
at the Northwestern depot, Oshkosh,
happened to step up behind the horses
that were treading the horsepower. For
some reason one Of the horses kicked,
striking Giltner in the jaw. The blow
was tremendous one, knocking out several
of his teeth aad maItreating the lower
part Of his face terribly.
New GIarus, Green county, is to have q
cheese factory.
A hotel, to be conducted on til e Europe
an plan, is shortly to be established at
Eau Claire.
The Oshkosh Northwestern of Thurs
day says: "Ice on Lake Winnebago is
forty inches thick, ascertained from actu-
al measurement by parties in this city"
The Appleton Times says: "The UNI
brella man is around. He gathers up UNI
bIellas and parasols to mend, and then
suddenly disappears leaving manyImourn-
ers in the land"
The SheboygaG Herald says one of It's
subscribers stopped his paper short time
ago, and since then he has been afflicted
withSboils, his wife has had the neuralgia,
his children have had the horse disease,
and various other things have happened
to them.
A GAINESVILLE minister has been lectur-
ing on "The Boss Devil in America"
Mr. Chas. Address has taken charge of
the Lake View House, Winneconne.
There is to be another cheese factory
erected in the town of Summit, Waukesha
county.
It Is rumored that "Brick" Pomeroy will
soon revive the old La Crosse Democrat
The schoolhouse in district No. 3, town
of Sterling, county of Polk, was burned
on the 21st ult. 4
Quite number Of farmers from New
York State design settling in Ashland
county this spring.
Mr.. George Adams, a pioneer, Of the
town of Elba, Columbia county, died last
week, aged seventy-two years.
The Montello Express Of Saturday says :
"There is now only one case of small
pox in the village of Westfeld."
The town of Garden Valley, Jackson
county, has been very severely afflicted
with small pox during the winter.
Mr.. Hall, of Evansville, thinks the to-
b&cco shipped from that station this sea
sou will amount to at least $4,000.
George Segar was killed by a falling
stone from blast striking him on the
head, Thursday last, at Kilbourn City.
The Welsh Church in Columbus was
broken into recently and the Sunday
School contribution box robbed of six
dollars.
A bank on the line of railroad between
Geneva and Elkhorn fell in last Tuesday
evening, killing one mana Swede from
Chicago.
1t is thought that not over three quart
ers the amount of lumber that was gotten
out one year ago, will be taken from the
Chippewa Valley pineries this season.
The stone dam across Turtle Creek at
shopiere, went out Thursday afternoon
This dam was two hundred feet in length,
and sixteen feet in height, by twelve feet
IN width at the bottom. It was construct
ed at an expense of about six thousand
dollars, some nine years ago. The intese-
" cold weather of the past winter is the
cause Of destruction. It was owned bv
George Sears and other parties.
The Green Bay Advocate SAYS: "The
stores Of Day q Whitney and George Sum-
mers were burned five weeks ago last
Monday, and there is still quite fire
Keeping up continual smudge, in the
debris of the former. 1t will probably
burn till April showers put it out"
The Indians at Oneida Settlement have
already one brass band when it is said to
discourse sweet music among the tower
ing pines in that region and the instru-