The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1873-10-16

PATENTS, was XII led by falling from the
cI iffon Six-Mile creek Friday right. ~
Augustus e. Phillips, ex- United States
Consul at Santiago de Cuba,cu his Threat
at the Crittenden House, New York, on
Saturday morning. It is supposed that
ne had been rendered temporarily insane
by financial troubles. fas Ia, al,
All the Masonic grand bodies of the
State of Missouri, excepting the Grand
L9dge, held their annual sessions at st.
Louis last SEX. The reports presented
show the crder TO be in highly prosper
Gus condition. There are 500 lodges in
the State, with membership exceeding
$1,000. Tie Grand Lodge will meet at
BIT Lou within few davs. ! ,....s.f
William W. Maryatt. Assistant, Astron-
osnet of Lieutenant Wheeler's exploring
and surveying expedition, died on the
9Th of October 81 at BIZ zeman, Mon, Of
mountain fever He was buried there.
Professor CLARK, Chief Astronomer, coz
cludes his work. baa .si-n vsaf earstaa
According to Q report sust made, the
crops around Toronto, CAM, during til,
past season hare been very good. and the
hEancial condition of the .couatry very
satisfactory. Discounts are assuming
| their uRual esast.citv
81 Jacksonville Qll) merchants have haG
cause to complain, recently OF toe toledo
WahR 'h and Western Railroad, by thsi
good" sei@g bfokea open and large guam
titles stolen, while in transit over salc
road. Tde railroad company has agree
to pay ABOUT all tbs losses. =
At Washington, on Saturday evening
Hope II. Latter, of Alabama, was csa
victed ST The mUrder of Michael Husse,
IL August iaat,
Lawrence . HiversIty has 40 student
this term.
Applston is ab9ut.to build fine fire en-
/ hGuS MOUSE. r1z~.
Burglars have been locking into For
Atkinson.
Aliterary society will soon be started
ia Racine. at re
The corn crop isturni0g out full better
thar was expected in Outgsmic County
Parker 3 .Stnith. of Osh kosh. are abou
to rebuild their handle factory recently
burned out. sa. cass..k
Dewitt johnson received quite seriou
Injuries by falling out of tree neal
Kaukauna last Saturday.
The Berlin Journal STATES that tbs
eran5efries were mostly picked this yea
before they began to turp red.
Andrew TORY, of Delavan, lest hi,
stable. three year old colt. and otbe
property 10y fire, fe" days ago. ao.
Dr.. Steele, President of Lawrence Uni
versitg, is expected to return home the
latter part of November. He is at pres.
ent ia the city of Rome. G u ~etaI
The telegraph poles for the li1s from
Plattev;&e to CalGminca are bsing deliver
ed. It is expected that the lias will be
In working order before winter sets in
A0wagon and harneSs were stolen ono
night last week from James Carter, Of
Wyoming Valley. Pursuit of the thief
was made, AID he was overhauled OF Gala
mlRe.g ets #it ri a.uUa i.. Hn s
The Fort Howard Herald says that the
largest load of passengers ever taken over
the GREEN Bay s. Minnesota Railway left
there on Thursday last. The total mum.
Der being 144. a
TUESDAY, OCT. 14th .
Bears up North are rAvsging the corn
fields. oi 81 uan@ Il
The small pox season ct Humblrd has
closed, and the scare is over. 3m
A vein of earth,resembling CASTLE soap,
has been discovered in Richlanl county
Navigation at Madison has closed and
Capt. Barns has gone into dry deck at
Winnequah. s g.ag
Nitrate of rotassium.accidentally swal.
lowed, nearly terminated the earthly ca.
reer of Clint Young, of Oshkosh.
The residence of John McLelland, at
Oconto, burned few days ago, cost him
81. 400 and was insured for 81 GOO.
Nels Traaso:h, "a noted Norwegian
fiddler, nearly equal to"Ole Bull,"as he is |
described,is giving concerts in the North
Meskarn mart of kHA State