The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1873-07-31
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FROM OUR WISCONSIN EXCHANGES en-

Harris saw-mill near Oconto, was re-
Gently burned
euei l1aa Tram az etu enrI
Dodge county has large crop of win
ter wheat this year. -s....a
The tobacco crop promises to be good
in the vicinity of Appleton q
A new Masonic hall in Fond da Lac
will be dedicated in Sept.
Quite a number IF old OAKS in Capitol
Park, Madison, are dying. lraaa
A new bridge is to be built across the
Wisconsin River at Boscobel.
a threShing machine mandatory is to
be started at Baldwin this fall.
scarlef. fever is prevailing in the town
of Hammond, St. Croix county. a
The Waupun foundry building is al
ready up and being rapidly finished in
side. as. .f>it3t do ab EGa.
The Senate and Assembly chambers of
the State Capitol are undergoing repairs.
They will begin harvesting first, rate
crop Of wheat in St. Croix county this
week. aas Il. yaill,.z Is. laef
Veeder, of the Rock County Recorder,
has taken partner by the name of Leon
ard.ay ao.e 4 l&a h+"
About Whitewater, corn is doing fairly
and potatoes are better than usual of late
years ~. ,s7.
Shoot no prairie chickens before the
goth Of August. Oh .g5ra1sim v4a.
Corn promises to be heavy crop IN
Wood County. Potatoes also are doing
remarkably we'll.
.arsa5q ta.. es .eda .e.isJh
A very remarkable dwarfed girl of
Sanville, Wood county, is to be exhibited
by q Snowman, sl s.a
A man living near Durand is said to be
lO8 years of age, and is yet engaged in
driving oxen for living. a.o
The yield of winter wheat, barley and
rye, in Fond du Lac, this year, is better
than the average.
a. FL me .4 G.o4 ala
Ripon post-office sold five thousand
postal cards the first week they were re. |
ceived there for sale T.5aa1 !!
Aswitchman, named Charles Swimpke,
was fatally injured at Oshkosh, Thursday
forenoon. by car being thrown upon
him from the track.
The Grand Rapids Reporter fears that
the extreme Leaf and the heavy falls of
rain will seriously damage the cranberry
crop in Wood county. aa
The passenger train gong west on the
5. d f. r. r. a few evenings since, made
great slaughter of sheep from a flock
lying on the track near Princeton. About
fifty were killed.
Wet weather and worms have damaged
the corn prospects considerably in the
vicinity of Fond du Lac.
The Plattville Witness reports wheat in
general good, but IN some places damaged
considerably by blight. t
Nonoidarol>la IN ;lroo5 x,-o,>l - | /
by an accidental fire at st. Cloud, on the
S. q F. r. r the other day i
The railroad bridge at Grand Rapids
was struck by lightning, one day recently
and slightly damaged.
The dead body of lunatic. who had
been wandering in the woods near Grand
Rapids, was found the other day. 9
Krushkoff, the Appleton murderer
claims to have committed the deed in
His bail bond is fixed at
$4,000.
Miss Susie Earnest, of Shullsburg, be- !
comes music-teacher in place of Miss Ella ;,
sage, resigned, at the State University,
Madison. .
Mr. Hariand Durand,ot Lancaster, has CT
been promoted to Assistant Superintend- CT
INT Of the Pullman Palace Car Company,
headquarters at Baltimore.
The depot on the Air line Railroad be- Ia
'Ween Whitewater and Elkhorn has been p
located at Hart Prairie village and the Il