The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1875-05-20
WISCONSIN NEWS.

start paper at Winneconne.
A NEW boat, the Ka-negh-ta-ra- gra-rat,
will pillow the bosoms of the lake at Mad
son this season.
A MILWAUKEE paper thinks the chief
attraction of that city is &C it's comfortable
distance from Louisville"
The Oshkosh Northwestern has ex-
banded to its ante-ire proportions, and
looks all the better for it's tribulation.
The proposition to construct a chair
factory at Sheboygan has taken shape,
and it's establishment is merely matter
of time.
MILWAUKEE has decided to put out its
gas street lamps, and make the dark
ways palmer with cheaper and better
light than kerosene.
Gov S. J. TILDEN, of New York, has
been invited to deliver the annual adj
dress before the Northern State Fair, in
Oshkosh, Sept 49,
A RACINE merchant used the following
words (: "I1l be darned if I advertise
in any paper p and the next morning he
was found dead in his bed.
DIR. w. M. ORMoND, of Milwaukee,
has purchased the horse Jackson of John
Corrigan, of Cedarsburg, for SIS, 900. The
horse is 10 years old, and is supposed to
be very fast.
A CHEESE factory at Mazomanie was
opened with dance the other evening.
This, doubtless. was to give notice that
that skipper business was to be outside
of the cheese.
ANOTHER injunction has been issued
against the officers of Barron county to
prevent them from selling any lands for
delinquent taxes, on account of the lille
gal assessment.
SOME of the finest yellow bass to be
met with anywhere are now caught in
Lake Mendoza, whose depths swarm with
shining beauties to tempt the disciples
of Izaak Walton.
A STEAM scow, owned by Fisher &
Bro, and loaded with stone, sunk in the
lock at Menasha the other day. The
hands, who were asleep below deck, mar
rowly escaped drowning.
RICHARD BURKE and Pat O'Brien,
while under the influence of benzine,
had rough and tumble fight at Oconto,
in which Burke lost portion of one of
his ears, O'Brien biting it off.
COMPETENT real estate owners estimate
from observation and inquiry that at least
thirds of the burnt portion of Main
street, Oshkosh, will be rebuilt in good
shape before the first fall Of snow next
autumn.
GEORGE WASHINGTON FEATHERsToN-
HAUGH, the curious and aristocratic Mil
waukeean, has at last reached the Insane
Asylum. He has been quite prominent
man in Wisconsin, Notwithstanding his
long name.
The Pilot says that the Wisconsin Val
ley road running to Wausau sis doing
a good business and is prospecting. The
lumber trade is immense, as all the car
rying which was once done by the river
is now done by this road, and large
number of passengers are transported
over the same
RECENT Wisconsin postofice changes
MISUNDERSTANDING, Green Lake
county, Henry Umbreit Postmaster.
Postnaosters Appointed Brooksville,
Oconto county, Eugene @. Whitney
Iowa county, Jesse P. Smelk-
er; Honey Greek, Walworth county,
James Mcintosh.
The Oshkosh Aid Committee at La
Crosse report the collection of 1000
cash for the sufferers by the fire. This,
in addition to smaller amounts donated
by associations, societies, J. H. Nc
Wicker, manager of the Grand Opera
House, Chicago, ETC., makes quite IA
vorable showing for La Crosse.
SAYS the Milwaukee Nea0S: "In the
suit of the State of Wisconsin against
the city of Duluth, the North Pacific
railroad, Jay Cooke, and several other
defendants, the Supreme Court of the
United States, rendered decision over
ruling the demurrer without prejudice.
The suit relates to obstructing Superior
harbor and draining ST. Louis bay
through an artificial canal across the