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The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1875-03-18
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The undersigned offers himself as an indepen
dent candidate for the Office of City Marshal on
the approaching municipal election. I hereby
offer to perform the duties of the office if elected
fer the sum of Three Hundred Dollars.
Kenosha, March Is, 1875. JAMEa RILEY.
dou0
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EY- All who have bills against the Public
Schools are requested TO present them at once,
before the present School Board retires.
II. M. SIMMONS.
Sec'y of School Board.
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LOCAL INTELLIGENCE.

PRESIDENT BAsooM, of the State University, is
lecturing on Dress-~an able lecturer and an i'm
portant subject. See the article DRESS" from
the State Journal.
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Iowa AND NEBRASKA LANDS for Sale by
Burlington & Missouri R. R. Co. See adver
tisement. 32Tl3
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"THEY who know the trdth," saws
Confucius, care rot equal to these who
revere il, and they who revere it are not
equal to those who fad pleasure in il. /"
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The NEW STEAM FIRE ENGINE-The Fir
Engine for the Village of Baldwinsyil1o
arrived here on Friday last, and was toe
admired of all On Saturday it was testeo
and It's performance was satisfactory in every
respect
1t is very handsome engine, and in that
respect surpasses the expectation of oar
Citizens. Ii works to nicely, and throw
two streams Of WAGER over the highest bui d.
ings ia town. Those who witnessed its tr@
cannot help being satisfied 1t is just VIVA
we need OnOndaqo Gazette, Feb. "a.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1875-03-18

CaStOria is a substitute for Castor Oil. It IL
as pleasant TO take as honey. For WING c Ollie and
sour stomach it is simply wonderful. Physicians
recommend 1t.
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DR.. j. V Kendall, of Badwinsville, N Y.
was elected orator st the meeting of tn
alumni OF Syracuse University and Geneva
Medical College, held ct Syracuse OIL ne
evening OF the 1874. of February wei
merted compliment and good eho,ea
DR.. Kendall lie graduate of Geneva Medicsi
College.
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aged man, has had wonder
full cure by Your Liniment, and he wants it made
known for the benefit of mankind. The following
is his affidavit
Yours truly, L. McQUOWN.
State of Michigan, County of Eaton, Ss
MIR Riley Hance, on his oath, says: That for
the last ten years he has ,een very severely af-
hicted with the rheumatism, and has been for the
last six years entirely helpless. insomuch that he
could hardly move, and lad given up all hopes Of
ever being helped. And deponent further says
that about five months ago, l commenced the
using of Ceutaur Liniment. and it has produced
wonderful results. and now feel almost as well
az ever, RILEY HANOE"
"Subscribed and sworn to before
me, this 10th day of Dec, 1874. (
LEoNIDAs McQUowN.
Justice of the peace"
LEXINGTON, KY. June 80, 1878.
'GENTLEMEN-It take very great pleasure in re-
commenting the Centaur Eminent for animals
1t is the best remedy have eyer tried for bruises,
strains, cuts, splints, &c.
Very respectfully, HENRY P. McGRATH."
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ARCHBISHOP MoCLosKEY, of New York,
has been made Cardinal. the first in Amer
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MONDAY, MARCH 22d. 1877

MONDAY, MARCH, 22d, 1875,
at S O'Clock, p. M. at the Court House in
the city of Kenosha for the purpose of tax.
ing into consideration the proprlety of loan
ing morey out of the funds of the Depart
ment to the city Of Kenosha, towards paying
for Steam Fire Engine.
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NOTICE no FIREBEEN {!

Notice is hereby given that special m eet-
ing of the Kenosha Fire Department will be
held on
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List Of Letters

List OF Letters
Ep emaining at the Kenosha Post Office, for the
.AAweek ending March II, 1875.
Clark Miss Longwell H 81 A B
Cullar Ora Losie Edward
Chapman Mary Leonard G M
Denton Wm2 Myers Ellen
Ebers George Moors lucy
Censor Mary Oleson Jacob
Hawkins Ella Rie LOttie
johnson Hause Turk H
Jakobl Math Wells William
jackson Whitford Jennie
Jones Wilson Lucretla
Kearney Patrick 2 William James
UNAVAILABLE.
Kemrich Sandt st Lawrence Wis.
Philip Mead Curril Dame Co Wis.
To obtain any of the above letters the applicant
must call for ADVERTISED LETTERS and give the
date of this list. CHARLES FRANTZ, p. N
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New Advertisements
AN D FISTULA

Cured without pain. No pay until cured
MITCHELL & SEELY, 265 ". Madison St., Chicago.
Office hours, to IL A. NJ, and 2 to SPIN.
42W12
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Centaur Liniments ALA,

Centaur Liniments alIaS
pain, subdue swellings, heaI
burns and cure rheumatism
SPAWN, and flesh, bone and mus
Gle ailments. White Wrapper
for family use-Yellow Wrapper
for animals.
"WEsT WINDSOR, Mich. !
Dec. 10, 1874.
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Fl. Y. CLARK.

President Of Department.
Keaosha March 18th, 1875.
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RalIomell HoraI Mems.


Two ladies, Mrs. Blake and Miss McCausand,
daughters Of Mr.. Thomas McCausand of West
Gardiner, while riding down a hill on North
street leading to Gardiner, were thrown from the
wagon and severely injured; Mrs. B. suffering a
fracture Of the ankle, and Miss NJ. had her collar
bone broken. Both were otherwise bruised, but
not dangerously. Some part Of the harness gave
way, precptating the wagon upon the horse and
causing runaway and smash-up generally.
Morse has been taking several different stereo-
scope views of our Industrial School building,
which cannot fail of appreciation and extensive
sale. lie has also another capital picture Of the
yacht Nellie taken with spread canvass and
likenesses Of the bold ravigators. The picture of
the new school building in Farmipgdale, suggests
the desirablity of structure of similar dimen-
sons and beauty in this city. We shall scarcely
retain our former reputation for the excellence Of
OUT educational facilities unless we make adj
vanccs in school house architecture to correspond
with the coward progress of the times
The Kennebec Universaist Association is IN
session in this city, and many distinguished mem
bers Of the denomination are in attendance.
The exercises will close to-day, "wednesday
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FOREIGN.
Servia.

Belgrade, October S. Prince Milan has in
formed the Skuptchina that his ministers had &C.
cretly pursued an independent policy amounting
to almost conspiracy against him. The Skupts-
china is unanimous in its opinion to sustain the
prince. The ministry is not yet formed.
Prince Milan has informed the Skuptschina Of
the danger of a change of ministry. He is 10
prove the genuiness Of his pacific declarations.
Spain.
IIendage, October 4. On Monday all the
steamers in the harbor Of Santander were embar-
COED to convoy troops to San Sebastian. To-day
it is reported that the forts Of San Sebastian have
senced the Carlist batteries.
England.
London, October 5. Advices from Gibraltar
announce the arrival of the British barque H. B.
Jones, from New York September 2, laden with
petroleum. Was much damaged, having been in
collision.
Russia
St. Petersburg, October s. The Journal de St.
Petersburg, with reference to the reforms prof
fered to the insurgents by the Sublime Porte, re-
CARDS the concession Of the provincial representa-
ton as the best that could have been made to set
tie the present difficulty. 1t is certain to meet
not only ought the insurgents to accept, but the
great powers ought to see it carried out"
Austria.
Vienna, October 5. The Lagspressc says that
because of the doubtful policy Of Servia, the
great powers have commenced negotiations with
a view of giving notice Of their withdrawal Of
guarantee regarding the rights and immunities Of
Servia.
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inflammation OF the Lungs.

CLIFTON, n. b., FEB. lth, 1873.
SIR In behalf of my family, l wish to &C
knowledge debt of gratitude I owe Mr.. James 1.
Fellows. My daughter had been i'll with intlam-
nation Of the lungs, had raised large quantities Of
blood and purulcnt matter, attended with every
system of consumption. After obtaining the at
tendance of two eminent physicians, who afford
cd her relief, she persuaded to try Fellows
Syrup Of Iiypophosphites. Upon taking two bot
ties we had every reason to believe she would be
cured Hcr physician was surprised to find her
improve enI 20 rapid, and advised her to continue
lis use, which she did until her complete recovery.
Two years have elapsed, during which time she
mas neither taken nor required any medicine, en-
joyng good health and urges all who are afflicted
with any lung or chest trouble to use the Hypo.
without fail.
My wife, also having been in bad health for some
time, and having had typhoid fever in December
last, which left her much Frustrated, was advised
by the physicians to use this remedy to build her
up. b fore taknghalf bottle she found herself
much benefited and still continues to use it.
Il believe, under kind Prov idence, Fellows Com
pound Syrup of lily pophosphites has been the
inc ans Of restoring both my wife and daughter
ano hope the afflicted viii avail themselvs of its
use, for although 1t is widely used, think its value
is nat appreciated. Yours truly,
JOSEPH y. EVANS.
octj-t&wlw
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MASSACHUSETTS,.
Mysterious Disappearance.

Worcester. October 5. Hon. l.. W. Pond, one
of the heaviest manufacturers Of machnists' tools
in this city, has disappeared under very mysteri-
our circumstances. Last Friday he went to Bos-
ton on business trip, intending to return the
same night. In Boston he collected about $500,
but instead of returning here telegraphed his son
that he was gong to New York on business, the
telegram being sent from Fall River. lie took
the teamer Providence, tor New York. lie or a
man supposed to be him, was last seen in state
room on board the boat. The next morning a
coat hat and pair of shoes-which have been
identified as Mr.. Ponds-wcre found in the state
room, and Que of the berths had evidently been
occupied. His watch and money are missing 1t
Is believed by members OF his family that he has
been foully dealt with.
Fire.
Boston, October s. An incendiary fire at Hyde
Park, this morning, burned the residence of JOS
Chessman. Loss $4,000.
Obituary.
George +. Hunting, residing on Shawmut ave-
nue., died to-day. He took an overdose Of chloro-
form to relieve pain in his chest.
Fatal Accident.
Mary Scott, little girl. was run over and
killed at Highland Station, this forenoon by
train on the Providence railroad.
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rELEGKAMSIN GEN ERAL.

An Italian fatally stabbed Mike Walsh, yes
terday, in New York, for throwing watermelon
rind in his face. Walsh is dying.
Rufus Hatch accepts the challenge of some four
yachts in New York, 10 race with the Reso!a'e IN
an eight knot breeze.
Two Spaniaids went to Prospect Park, Brook
lyn New York, yesterday, to fight a duel with re-
volvers but were arrested by the police and taken
to the station house.
A decree appears in the Gazette at Pekin, CON
cedEg hereafter intercourse he:@ss: -S<s ehsets 2t
government departments and foreign minister's
The coroner's inquest in the case Of the MUIR
dered girl at Pembroke, N. H., was begun
yesterday morning, and postponed till Thursday
morning at Suncook village.
The October term of the circuit court for Merri-
mack County, n. H. openedin Concord yesterda!
morning.
The peaches on the steamer Canada, from New
York. arrived in London in good condition.
The Batavia, from Boston, City of Montreal
and Bolivia from New York, have arrived al
Queenstown.
Emperor W illiam leaves Baden Baden for Italy
on the 10th inst.
Base ball, at Observation-Disclosures y liast
fords 4.
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TENN ESSEE.
Further Difficulties Betwee Whites and
BLACKS.

Memphis, October 5. A telegram received at
o'clock tonight says all the women and children
have left Frairs Point. The men were in line at
8 o'clock, and fight was momentarily expected;
Assistance is greatly needed. \ boat load will
probably leave here tonight.
A telegram just received says assistance is bad
" needed at Frars Point. company goes from
here tonight. Frars is Is miles from Helena,
and there is no Geographic communication.
An Avalanche special from Helena, received
tonight, says: There is great excitement on &C
count of the condition of affairs at Friars Point
Many white ladies have left there. Senator Al
corn has sent his daughter here for safety. 1t i;
reported that The negroes, 800 strong, were within
few miles of the town, and General Chalmers,
who was in command of tie whites, went out and
met them and gave them ten minutes to disperse,
when the negroes retired some three miles and
again organized General Chalmers again adj
vanced and ordered them to dispense, which they
did. This is the latest report from there and it is
supposed the negroes are awaiting relnforcements.
Col Burke ami others have already left here for
that place. and an effort is being made to organ.
similar to the Austin trouble and is all stirred up
by bad men,
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Next Meeting of Agricultural Board.

We are informed by 5. I. Hoaldmanf Lsl,,
Secretary of the Maine Board Of Agriculture
that the next scmi-annual meeting of the Board
will be held in Calais, on the ID, Sd and f'h OF
November next. A meeting of the board has
never vet been held in Washington county; and
although that county is not the best agricultural
region in the State, the committee of the board
Judged wisely that the farmers of that section
have claims which should not be set aside, and so
the cordial invitation which they extended some
time since to the board has been accepted. The
interest of the meeting will depend entirely upon
"home talent" There will be papers, discussions,
etc. by members of the board, and farmers are
most earnestly invited to take part in all the exer
cises, which will be open to them. Reduced
rates Of transportation will be furnished by all
the railroad and steamboat lines running into
Calais,
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LEWISTON.
Agricultural Fair.

Lewiston, October s. The annual show and
fair of the Androscoggin Agricultural Society,
opened to day. The weather was unfayorabe,
but the display of cattle was very fine. The herd
of cows was superior to any previous exhibited
The fair at City Hall is unusually successful.
There are already G3O entries. The display Of
cotton and wooden fabrics, manufactured in Lewis
ton, is one of the largest and finest exhibited
in Maine. The fruit and dairy departments are
well filed The exhibition will continue until
Thursday evening.
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CALIFORNIA.
The Bank OF California.

San Francisco, October 5. The stockholders OF
the bank of California met to-day, at IL a. M, to
hear the report of the directors and elect Lew
trustees. Thirty thousand shares of stock were
represented out OF 10000. The following were
elected: Trustees, ID. q. Mills, Thomas Bell
William Sharan Geo. II. Howard, William Al
word, William Norris, John o. Earl, James X
Keene Robert F. Morrow, Nicholas Lansing and
+. j. Baldwin. The trustees will organize to-
morrow.
Intimation is given that as regards the present
condition of the bank, the latest reports thai
the assets, with good management, would pay the
depositors and leaves from one to two millions
for the stock -hoedrs, were substantially correct
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The Constitutional Amendments all Ac.
ceDted bv the People,


1t appears by the official returns received at the
State House, that the constitutional amendments
submitted to the people Of Maine, at the recent
election, have all and sevcrally been accepted. The
majorities for each proposition are quite large,
though the aggregate vote is small. But little in
terest seems to have been taken by the people in
the proposed changes, and they simply neglected
10 vote. In ca: CT those exercising their right of
suffrage, it was easier 70 yoe-yes" than mo" as
the ballots all prepared, and thrown without
mutilation, would count in the Affirmative while to
vote in the negative would bring into requsjtion
the use Of knife or lead pencil. People in COM
ing to the polls and discharging what they deem
their weighter obligations, are inclined to let
other matters slide. All these things conspred to
make the vote light on the amendments.
The proposition that received the largest ma
jory is tha; in relation to Bribery at Elections
the proposition that received the smallest majority
is that in relation to the appointment Of Judges
of Municipal and Police Courts.
The following is statement Of the vote on each
prorosition:-
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PORTLAND, Oct 4, 1919.
INSTRUCT OF MAINE, s. This Is TO give no.
- lice, that on the twcnty-eighth day of Septem
her, A. ID 1875 a warrant in Bankruptcy was issued
against The estate of Harrison Baker vi Augusta,
II the County of kennebec, and State OF Maine,
who has been adjudged Il Bankrupt on his own pc
tition, filed in the District Court Tor said District,
Sept. Goth, A. d. 1873; that the payment OF any
debts, and delivery of any property belonging to
said Bankrupt to him for his use and the trans
fer of any property by him, are forbidden by law.
That meeting of the Creditors of the said Bank
more Assignees of his Estate, will be held at a
Court of Bankruptcy to be holden at the Court
House in said Augusta in said District before John
W. May, Esq, Register, ON the alst day of October
A. D. 1875 at 10 O'Clock \. Nj.
S. 5. MARBLE,
oct6. t6. l3&w6-l3
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ROcKLAN d.
Ordained.

Rocklard, October 5. Rev. E. B. Haskell was
ordained to the work Of ministry as pastor of
Cedar street Baptist church, to-day, Rev. 9. I.
Mathews, of Thomaston, preaching the sermon
Put Under Bonds.
Frank A. Mcintosh, keeper Of a notorious rum
shop nuisance, was to-day put under FIVE hundred
deliars bonds to appear at the s. j. Court, and
will probably be committed to Jail.
Prisoners Escaped.
Five persons confined in the lookup cut thei
way out into the back yard, to-day; one scaled
the fence and got of, but the others were caught
before they had time to escape and locked up
again.
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sToP TUAT CorGH!--We have, during the las
year sold large quantities OF DIR. NORRIS SYRUP
OF TAR, " lid Che. ry and Horehound, and believe
it to be the very best medicine In for coughs
colds, sore throat, hoaTseness, asthma, and all dis
eases Of the throat lungs and chest, leading 10
consumption. Il cures Group In few minutes
and is the best known remedy tor whoopng cough
contain no opium, and is pleasant to take Cough
worn victims, whose lungs racked and torn
with paruNy sm> which threaten to choke them, find
sure ana speedy relief in its use. Trial size 10
cents. Call and inquire about OF Partridge Bros.
or l.. H. Titconb in Augusta, Oh ". X. Ballard,
Haliowell Morris Heritage, Philadelphia, Pro.
pretors. OctlI.teodIy
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The Governor and Council met last evening at
the State House. Hon. Sidney Pcrham appeared,
and took and subscribed TO the oa,hs of Office
essary to qualify him for the office of Secretary Of
State, to fill the place made vacant by the resgna
ton of Secretary Stacy. lie will enter at once
upon the duties of his Office We understand
that no other business will be transacted at the
present meeting of the Council
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Chicago Produce Market.

D
Flour-extra spring la $50.
Wheat-No. aspiring cash alllA lll-a1.l-Oct.;
l0a7s Nov
Corn--No. :, mixed, cssh j7-s53< .NOv.%S< Az /;
a5lA Oct;
Oats-No. 2 32aaA cash; Nov.ji4a; Oct3aka-
Rye-No. q 7llaa-.
951a Oct.
Dressed Hogs-9 0OaS So.
Pclk-2a 75a23 IS cash; 10 l5ai8 10 Oct; - ---
a - Sept.
Lard ID 30 l.2al3 40 cash; - al! 10 Oct,
ii Sept.
Bulk Meats shoulders "a 40 H.; short rib miu,
lS}.ah; short clear mid l3%a-.
Hams Is lbs average a.
Whskey-ll4ak.
Ereghts-Corn 10 Buffalo, lsa -: wheat do s&
a..
Receipts-S ,OOI aour: l7,8E wheat: II 800 corn;
81, 900 oats; 10000 rye; 1900 barley. .
Shipments - 5000 hour; S. OOe wheat; $1,000
corn: l64 DOC oats: 13, 600 barley; 100 rye.
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On Saturday morning last, Mr.. Oscar W iiliams,
conductor On the Maine Central railroad, COM
pleted twenty five years of service Of what now
comprisesi this company. Twenty-Five years ago
Saturday Mr. Williams went TO work for the
Portland & Kennebec railroad, water boy for
gravel train. lie steadily rose until he became
conductor. During the whole period of twenty
five years, Mr.. Williams name appears On the
payroll for every working day. IN these days Of
changes it is gratifying TO make note of such
constancy and faithfulness. Mr.. Williams is
conductor who is popular with both the public and
the COMPANY
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SOUTH PARIS.
Agricultural Fair.

South Paris, October 5. The oxford County
cattle show opened here to-day. So rainy the at
tendance was small and the day devoted to en-
tering and arranging articles The list of entries
is large. and the articles good. Thirty coops Of
fowl, are on exhibition. The exhibition excels
in daily products, domestic manufactures and
fruit. If tomorrow is fair, the exhibition will be
good, and a crowd will be in attendance. Trot-
ting, drawing, blowing, and annual meeting to-
morrow.