The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1873-04-03
SLIVERS,
FROM ouR wIsooNsIN ExoHANeEs.

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The city expenses of La Crosse fori1 SIP
were $45 los.
An iron'ledge has been discovered in
Marathon county. /
CIR, Gallet is sthe democratic-liberald
aolaine for mayer Of Portage City.
Itoosts So 900 a year to run the city
government of Portage.
They were sowing wheat up in juneau
County, the 18th of March.
A GAINESVILLE COW steps up stairs in a
barn, andahelps herself at the hay NOW.
/ james Sowle, aged 80, pioneer of the
towno of Milton, Rolk county, died March
30. aa4 H9rm1t3 e8t 80 tu3aa.4I qye z.-r
Milton station ships, 200 dozen eggs a.
day. 1t is apoor town fer eggs, too.
Fond du Lacis having a second, though
not serious visit Of the small Pox epidem 4
| ic, 1850 vi ,as#y1aT4u aa#'eaf r.. ssasFaua
| The house Of John HERMAN, in Lis
bon, Juneau Co., was destroyed by fire on
he 26th of March
Gen. G. s. Hamilton. Of Fond du Lac,
has received the appointment as visitor
to the military academy, West Point.
The house of John Thimm, in Shawn
no. was destroyed by fire March 23d.
The family barely escaped with their
iives. q
A. Fl. Barnes, Of Delevau, hes been
appointed and confirmed Associate JUS
tice of the Supreme Court of Dakota.
A woman named Caldwell, at Green
By, has recovered $4,000 damages of a
msn who spoke of her as "that notorious
woman"
Ten miles of the track of the Wisconsin
Valley railroad from Tomah porthward !,
have been laid r. .....a -
| Thomas Watson's child, year and
half old, at RipOn, fell into pan of
BOILING water, and was 80 scalded that he
died.
The Ingsruoll poisoning case at Sparta
will probably not be tried at the present
term of the Circuit Court now in session
at Sparta.
Madison is indignant because the
Mckee Rankin troupe have failed twice
to play season there, after being fully
announced aud advertised.
Gen. james Blntliff, of the Janesville
Gazette. has oeen rec 1mmission,d by
the Governor trustee of the Sol liers'
Orphans Home for the coming three
years.
Dan. Conway, an ancient mariner Of
the Goodrich line, recently got drunk
and fell into the fire aud burned to death,
in the town of Kewarnee.
The ice in Fox River, at Green Bay,
is still firm and bids fair to laet for some
time 10 coma. The bay is solid and
shows no signs ofgiVing way.
In Waupaca County, it is reported that
the winter wheat has had shard winter
OF it, and that not more than half that
was sown will come out alive.
Judge j. j. Guppy declines to be a
candidate Tor reelection as school .super
intendent of Columbia county, but
stands for reelection to the Office of
county judge.
A death in Stockb bridge, Calumet Co
is thus noted: MRS. Olive L., cons ors Of
=. Miller, was born into spirit life
about two minutes to IL o'clock q. n. the
21st u!t."
Whitewater gentlemen who visit Ia
dies in the day time throw back kisses
on leaving, and the Register ad vises
them to be more cautious, as 1ch articles
should be delivered only at short range.
The Ozaukee Advertiser says that par
ties from abroad have been prospecting
here with view to establishing a glass
mandatory, an abundance of very SUI
perior material being found in the bluffs
south Of the village.