The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1875-10-21
PA0nlA and Things

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THE Rev. Charles Fisher. of Hartford
Conn, has just married his 1,6OOth
couple.
| A PLAGUE has broken out among the
! Fjians, and 10000 persons have been
swept away.
WALTER GRANT, of Fitchburg, Mass,
Is years old, had lately born unto him
his twenty-6rst child.
| OF 557 voting places in New York, 131
are at BARRIERS shops. They are appro-
priately polling places.
A VERMONT court has decided that no
base all club has the right to hit an old
woman on the ear with the ball.
TTTJIENs will receive 81, 900 gold for
each of the one hundred concerts in
which she will sing in America this
season.
THE devils In Georgia printing Offices
are considered competent iourneymen
whenever they are big enough to lick
the foreman. This is great improve
ment on the three-year apprenticeship
system.
PROF. TICE has got loose again, and
he says that on the 18th and 10Th of De-
cember the wind will fairly howl.
There is time enough to brace your
fence-posts and get the children into the
house.
AT Brooks Gap, near Helena, Ark, a
few days ago, an immense rattlesnake
was seen. It was 20 feet long, "a inches
around the girth, three or four inches
between the eyes, and it made track of
81 inches.
The New York Herald notices the
fact that in the hundred years since
1775, there have been but six Popes.
There could scarcely be more, seeing that
Pho Mono has monopolized such large
portion of the century.
JACK FRosr has been sentenced at
Danville, KY, to two years imprison-
ment for killing man six years ago
The shortness of the sentence may be
accounted for by the impossibility of
keeping him long in Southern climate.
The Prince of Wales has taken with
him to India six carriage horses, beside
a number of hunters, from his stables.
During the voyage on the Scraps the
Princes table will be supplied with milk
from two cows belonging to his Royal
Highness.
The man who spoke of the Indians as
dying race should emigrate. In 1864
they cost the country So, $40, 975. 81 last
year SIS, 032, 752. SO was required to sup
port them. Either the funeral expenses
are inconceivably high or the man erred.
-PrOOjdeece Press.
ONE-THIRD of the vessels of the Italian
navy are offered for sale at auction.
Their original cost was ten millions of
dollars the price now asked for the
whole lot is only one million. Dealers
in frewood and old iron are afforded an
excellent opportunity.
CHARLES FRANCIS ADAMS. JR.. is to
furnish q series of articles to the At
ld7atic Monthly on railroad topics, the
first of which will appear In the No
vember number, giving accounts of some
of the worst railroad disasters that have
occurred since 1929, with conclusions as
to their beneficial results.
HARVARD students evidently have no
intention of withdrawing from the Col
lege Rowing Association. Speaking of
a rumor that Harvard and Yale were
going to withdraw, the Crimson says
that Harvard, being once in the Col
lege Rowing Association, cannot honor
ably leave it until she has won q race"
DURING speech the other night a
prominent member of the Boston Com
mon Council made the sage remark that
a wise man changes his mind often, but
a fool never, and in the next breath
exclaimed CT have not changed my
mind and then he wanted to know
what the other members were laugh
ing at.
A REMARKABLE article called fish -four
has been brought forward In the last few
years. It is not yet manufactured in
any great quantity, as the article is still
new in the market, and consequently
there is no great demand for it. The
flour is prepared from dried fish of the
first quality it is thoroughly dessi-
Gated, and then ground in mill.
CHARLES H. MAIDEN, of New York
city, has been sent to the State Prison
for twenty years on the testimony of his
own mother. He attempted to kill her,
and, after being turned away from his
fathers house, returned and committed
burglary. The scene in court was
most affecting, the mother giving her
evidence reluctantly, and attempting to
shield her son.
In the San Francisco jail is girl only
Is years old. She is excessively shy and
demure, bushes when looked at by
visitors, and faints when drunkards are
brought bleeding and yelling into the
prison. Her face is delicate and express
sive of retiring modesty and gentleness.
Her name is Annette Gillard, and she is
awaiting trial for stabbing man four
times with big butcher knife, and then
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