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The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1875-06-24
For the Telegraph.
GENEVA.

| Mr. EDITOR Believing that little recrsa-
ton is necessary for health, and are all well
aware that it is very please nt go party of nine
or ten couple from our rural district, Bristol and
Paris. went to Geneva last Saturday June 10.
We arrived at Geneva about ten A. NJ, after a
ride OF about twenty five miles. which every one
enjoyed very much, for it was something new for
most Of the party. After sumptaeus dinner at
the LAKE HOUSE, which made us feel much better
after our long ride, part of our party spent some
time playing Croquet while the rest went about
town. After which we all went down to the lake
and wandered about on the Boats. After looking
the two Boats over we decided to take the LADY
of the Lake" very pretty Steamer of about .95
feet long and capable of carrying about four hun
dred persons The other Steamer "Lucius New
bury is new and much larger beat.
At2P. NJ. our Boat left her pier and started for
the head of the Lake. distance of about twelve
miles from Geneva by the way we went. In re-
gard to the Lake with it's picturesque surround
ings and placid water, 1t makes most beautiful
sight. Our party stopped at one of the parks,
very pleasant place, for about an hour, while the
Steamer went to anothe: and back. We then took
the beat and went down to Keys park; this was
oniou way back, and stopped here hall an hour
This park is by far the finest think of them all.
1t has fine Restaurant, Billiard Hall and Foun-
tain, besides one of the finest Museums in the
West, over 10000 sights of various curiosities,
owned by Prof Wyant. After leaving this park
we started back to Geneva, making ti1p OF
about twenty-five miles in ALL so the Captain ted
me, and very pleasant one never to be forgotten
by the party. Ariiyinga at Geneva about six P. N
we soonYstalted back for Kenosha County. After
riding about four five miles we stopped in
shady and pleasant gfove and had picnic, which
was another grand feature ofour trip, prepared by
the young ladies Of our company, which was
perfect treat to us all.
We all started from here feeling that the day
had not been spent in vain, arriving at our va1i-
GUS homes about twelve P. M.
In conclusion must say words can not express
half of what we enjoyed. b. B.
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Reloit Col1ege Commencement.

Commencement at Beloit College will
take place Wednesday, June 35th. Bacc,.-
laureate sermon, by the president. Sunday
after noon, Jane 9th.
Missionary Address, by Rev. Geo. T..
Laid. Of Milwaukee, Sunday evening.
Examination of candidates for College
classes, Monday.
Address to the Archean Union, by Rev.
Chas. L, Thompson, of Chicago, Monday
evening. M 6g
Prize speaking, Tuesday afternoon
Reception at the Presidents house, Tues
day evening.
Unwilling the monument at Prof. Bush
nell's grave, at $3.50 O'clock, Wednesday
morning.
Commencement exercises, including al
umni poem and grafton. Wednesday fore
noon, at 1890 o'clock.
Senior concert, by Backs orchestra, We'd
nesday evening.
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KENosHA OUT.-Sunday last the Sch. Wescott
'f Ken0sha was towed up to this place by the tue
Sreen. On the vessel was an excursion party from
ne little town South, On first appearance some
4 our people thought there had been another
murder in Kenosha and the remaining people had
acked up their possessions and moved to Racine
Racine Argus, June nth.
Last Sunday, an excursion party from Racine,
Onsisting of six lunatics-three gents 60 and
arce ladies CO arrived here. By the most watch
II care, the citizens were able to prevent them
tom doing any very serious damage to thems elves
others. If Racine will take care of her luna
CO, Kenosha viii take care of her murderers
.henever she has any.
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In the Educational in last weeks issue the
Referee in Mathematics states that he answers
most of theproblems sent him for solution by
mail instead of through the Educational, itbeing
less trouble. E rs.
Now, granting that the former plan is less
trouble as stated, Though how it can be is not
plain), the question arises, has he right to an
swer them in that way
Last fall at meeting of the Co. 7. A. held in
Wilmot when the advantages arising from having
a column of the TELEGRAPH devoted to education
al purposes were discussed. it was decided that,
for the ben eft of the teachers of the county, tive
departments should be added to the Educational;
one of Grammar, the other Mathematics, and a
conductor or referee in each was appointed at tbs
time. 1t was understood by all present at the
time that questions in either of the above men
toned branches askedi by teachers of the county
would be answered through the Educational as
they would be likely to interest majority of the
tea cheTs. The names of the referees were placed
and still remain in the heading of the Education
al plainly showing that the cas- is understood as
above stated. And until it is changed at a meet
ing of the Co. It. a.. any member of that asso-
citation has right to request an answer through
the Educational to any question properly prcsen
ted. A TEA CHER.
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Engine Company, No. 8, of the North
Division, together with the new Hose Co.,,
took their engine from engine house No.
1 to their new engine bouse,sin the
Second Ward last Tuesday evening,
proceeded by band of music. Arriv-
ing at Engine House No. 3, the two COM
panies, numbering about go members
were treated to some refreshments,
music and good sociable time. The
oficere of these companies say they are
going TO make themselves the star COM
pany of the city.
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Liberal Conference Meeting.
PORTER's PICNIC GROUNDS

=
GENEVA LAKE, WIS, JUNE "a to 81, 1875.
The best speakers will be in attendance.
Come everybody. The homes of Sharon and
Geneva will be most cordially opened to
entertain the friends. We desire to see ev-
erybody and will take care Of you. Those
bringing blankets, &c, can remain on the
grounds. Meals at all hours to be procured
on the grounds. The meeting will be in
every way grand success. Every provision
will be made to secure profitable time.
On Thursday evening, June Oath, Rev.
Brooke HEREFORD, of Chicago, will speak at
Sharon Rev j. L. Jones at Darien Rev.
A. c. Barry at Elkhorn; and Rev. Samuel
Watson. of Memphis, at Geneva, The pro.
gramme at the Picnic Grounds wilt be sub.
stantialIy as follows: Friday, 10 a. M,
opening address By Rev. Geo. w. Cooke,
Harrington p. M, Revs. J. Fisher, W. t.
Ross, and Enoch Powell. Friday evening.
Rev. e. P. Powell, of Chicago, will preach
At Geneva. Saturday q. M, Revs. Jas.
Gorton, J. N. Pardee, Brooke Hertord; pm /.
Revs. r. l.. Herbert, 7. II. Eddowes, n. M
Mann, W. s. 3alch. Saturday evening, Rev
Mary II. Graves, at Geneva. Sunday a. m :.
Revs. s. Watson, H. M. Simmons, J. L
Jones p. M, Revs. DR.. Kerr, DR.. Barry
s. s. Hunting.
GEO. W, COOKE,
Chm Com. of Arrangements.
p. S.-lf the weather is unfavGrahie the
Conference wi II be continued in Hall al
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MRS. E. A. HITcHCccK and her only child and
son. Herbert, left Kenosha on the 10Th instant for
Santa Barbara County, California. Mrs Hitch
cock has been resident of Kenosha County for
over thirty years. She was left widow several
years ago with two ons only few years old
These sons she cared for, educated and brought
ton last February at the age of IS years and 5
months Mrs. Hitchcock has an only full broth
er in Santa Barbara and she and Herbert go ex-
good health. They left large circle of acquaint-
ances on beautiful and pleasant day, all wishing
them safe journey. and prosperity and happi
ness.
The day before leaving Mrs. Hitchcock called
and paid for the TELEGRAPH a year in advance
saying she Nould want tn e Telegraph and its
news as much in California as she did here. The
first number to California has probably reached
the Office to which it was addressed by this time.
or will reach it by the time Mrs. Hitchcock has
reached Der new home.
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Police.

Thomas Reuf, rough representative of the
western part of Pleasant Prairie, got into tnuss
in Saubers saloon, last Friday. and was arrested
by officer Tetard. Justice Stebbins put it down,
as assault-price $1A,75.
The same day. Paddy Shields, another delegate
from: Pleasant Prairie, showed unmistakable signs
of 'sdrunk and disorderly." officer Tetard turned
him over to the tender mercies of he jailer until
next day. when his case was adjusted, which re-
CURED the deposit of currency to the value of
$13,75.
officer Losie arrested Ed. McCulioch, for being
under the influence of the bevrages which are
vended at twentyfour different places in this city,
and evircing the natural disorderly conduct re-
sulting from said influence. He was assessed the
usual amount for such cases, $6,70.
officer Stahl found a man who had taken up his
quarters in Il cellar way probably thinking it the
entrance to some saloon. He was Informed that
he would fnd more room outside of the city-lim-
it's He felt thankful for the information, and left
the town.
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Kenper Hall Commencement for 1875 was on
Tuesday and Wednesday OF this week. Cn
Tuesday P. M the graduating stone was laid.
The names Of the graduates We're deposited In the
stone which was laid or inserted in the wall OF
Kemper Hall near the entrance goooly mum
Der W ere present on the occasion. AT . CLOCK
in the evening there was musical entertainment
which was largelS attended.
We 60 to press too early to give the closing eX-
ercises on Wednesday. 80 8l@ ttAt
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The Wisconsin Editors and Publishers Asse-
alton is holding its Nineteenth Annual Sessi on
Milwaukee this week. For the last six wears
g have attended these Annual Sessions and
aould like TO be in attendance now, but other
1ties requiring our time and attention we reluct-
lily remain away from the present convention.
he opening proceedings and President Roberts,
dress are in this paper.
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The American rife-team. who have
gone to ireland TO contest shooting skill
with the Irish team, who were in this
country last year, have been the receipts
en,s of very friendly treatment at the
hands of the authorities Of Cork, Dublin
and other cities.
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PICNIC.

There will be a Picnic held in Mr.. Ozanre's
woods. near the Presbyterian Church in Somers.
next Saturday, June goth, at 10 o'clock A. NJ, for
the purpo Sc of increasing the funds for improving
the Gene terry. A very cordial invitation is ex-
tended to all as general good time is anticipat-
cd. Dinner 25 Cents.
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REPORT comes frem Waukegan that four
1oung Boods of Kenosha, on The way from
Kenosha to Waukegan last Saturday, shot a dog
for little revolver practice, and that the owner,
considering the dog valuable, followed them to
Waukegan and settled with them for the shooting
fer $100- $25 cash and their notes for SIS.
The shooting eff taat dog was rather expensive
revolver practice even for Young Bloods, Shoot
ing at mark would be cheaper and, all things
considered, perhaps equally as pleasant and
profitable. n8
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THE ladies of Millburn will give
necktie social in connection with
their usual strawberry festival on
Friday evening, June 25th, in
Hughes Hall. An interesting pro-
yramme has been arranged, and a
good time is expected.
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L. FELLOWS & Co. merely realize bread and
cheese profit on their best Souple Silk Parasols
et One Dollar. They offer 5000 yards of Print at
cents, so dozen Hose at the small sum of one
Dollar per Dozen 5000 yards of the best Bleached
Cotton the world affords at 10 cents. These goods
must be seen to appreciate how cheap Cash
Store can sell.
{ 3w3 L. FELLOWS e. Co.
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EXCEEDINGLY handsome and rare patterns are
exhibited at Doan's carpet hall. 49tf

Last weak, we stated that the cricket ofleaye-
man. had returned to the city, accompanied by
friend of his We are informed that associating
his friend with him in that connection is an injue-
tice to the friend. We satisfied that he is an
industrious mechanic, and gladly retract any
thing that we may have said to his injury.
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MARRIED.

BRHNKE-LEONARD- -In somers, June
18th By Rev. Mr.. Clark Of this city, Mr..
August Behnke, Of Buffalo, N. Z, and
Misa Alice A. Leonard, of Somers.
HALE-HOWE-Jule 10th, at the residence OF u
NJ Alvord of this city, by Rsv.H.M. Simmons,
Mr.. Eugene t. Hale of Milwaukee ana MISS
Emma B. H owe of Keno sha, Wis.
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Kenosha Station.
CHURCH DIRECTORY.
Congregational,


Congregational,
Rev. II. C. HITCHCOCK; Pastor Services at 1880
Am. and 2. M.
Methodist,
Rev. O. B. THAYER, Pastor. Services at 1890 A.
Il. and P. NJ.
Episcopal
Rev. LUoIEN C. LANCE, Pastor. Services at 1920
A. NJ. and 1880 ?. NJ
German Methodist
Rev.P. soHAFER, Pastor. Services at 1890 A. NJ.
and 80 p. NJ.
Unitarian,
Rev. II. NJ. SIMMONS, Pastor. Services II A. M.
ST. Marks Catholic.
FATHER W. DoUGHARTY, Pastor: Services s-1e:3O
A. NJ and P. R.
Baptist
Rev. HENRY CLARK, Pastor-seryices 10:3OA. M.
and P. NJ.
Lutheran,
REV. G. PoPP, Pastor. Services at 1000 A. M
and P. M.
ST. Georges Catholic,
FnTHER NJ BETTER, Priest. Services at 1880 A.
NJ and 80 P. N.
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THE Younger and James boys are
thought TO be in Kentucky, and bankers
in that State have employed guards TO
protect their vaults against anticipated
raids.
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Special Notices.
Obstacles to Marriage.

Bnrru ReIief for Young n e75 from the
effects Of Errors and Abuses in early life. Man
hood restored Impediments to Marriage rem ov-
ed. New method of treatment. New and rem ark
sealed envelopes Address, HOWARD ASSO-
CITATION, 419 N. Ninth ST., Philadelphia, Pa
IN institution having high reputation for hon.
orable conduct and professional skill. 1y1
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LOCAL INTELLIGENCE.

SUNDAY-Rev. N. NJ Mann, of Rochester, N. Y.
formerly of this city, will preach again in the
Unitarian Church next Sunday morning at IL
oclock
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F.W. Lyman g Son are receiving for the 4th
New and Elegant Styles Summer Shoes for ladies
and gentlemen. Prices very low
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1875-06-24

The C hair of Scandinavian Languages has been
established at the University of Wisconsin and
Prof. r. B. Andeson has been appointed TO fill the
Chair H
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TWEED was liberated from the Blackwell Island
penitentiary, returned to New York, was arrested
in a civil suit. and is now in Ludlow st. jail
awaiting bail for $1,000,00O.
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Only SIS for a full sci of best G UNI TEETH Other
work in proportion, Satisfaction given or money
returned, (5w3) IsAAc GEORGE Son.
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VIM. p. WRIGHT has commenced the
DOT and Shoe business SO Main St., where he
III make to order all kinds of work in the trade.
u whose understanding needs repairing they
i'll find it to their advantage to call. Consulta.
on free. Aft
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1875-06-24

Dan Head & Co.'S Banking Association have
something to say which the people ought Il
know. see their advertisement.
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THE Baptist Festival, last Thursday evening
was very pleasant affair. The proceeds of the
entertainment were a little over one hundred
dollars.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1875-06-24

No wonder the Ladies are in ecstacies over the
rare selection of Carpets, Doan has done the
beautiful this time. 4Stf
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List OF Letters

ND emafning at the Ken0eha Post Office, forthe
Ia week ending June % 1875. M e4ai
Ashton nm Mills Hattie
Ralcon1 WR Mad Thoney @f
Bane Jobp Mitchell g Henig
Gov Hahn Noyes, Davis & Co
Castle WB Robinson Mrs EraL
Englehart Sophie Tuesman Mrs
Murphy Ellen VanCott heV Mrs .
To obtain any Of the above letters the applicant
mnst call for ADVERTISED LETTERS and give the
date ogthis list. CHARLES FRAETz. p. u.
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THE Norman Stations Napoleon, Rollin and
Victor will stand at the barn of 2 Voltz, in Ken
osha, every Saturday during the season. Go and
see them. (50tD j. KARNEs.
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Pridbam's Oriental Catarrh Cure is a specific for
Ga. .rrh It is not nose remedy, but liquid to
be taken internally, and acting on the cause de-
srroys the disease. Thousands who have used 1t
tho most skeptical These remedies have acquir-
ed wide reputation and those afflicted shonld
not fail to give them trial. Prepared only by
JAMES PRIDHAM. Waukegan, Illinois.
For eale in Kenosha by r. Robinson, 81 I'll. E. Clark.
wholesale in Chicago by Fuller s. Fuller.
4Sy1
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EXCLUDING SAND AND DUST

but still retaining all the essential points Of the
old machines, mack improving the appearance,
and adding greatly to the durability and wearing
Qualities which have never been equaled by any
other mowers or combined machine. These now
ers run light, having front cut and no side
draught. The combined machine has the cele-
perfectly under the control of the driver to stop
and start at will by the simple movement of the
reel which works square in front of the finger bar
not cpmbing or threshiLg out the grain as the
stand rake. which always strikes the grain at an
angle and taking more grain at the outer end OF
tt bar than is cut and cutting more at the inside
Ia an th e reel or rake has TAKEN thus making q,
tangled gavel very difficult to bend This the
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1875-06-24

At the University commencement last week
fifty-four persons received diplomas comforting
the following degrees
Bachelor of Arts 10; Bachelor of Letters / !;
Bachelor of Science Is; Bachelor of Engineering
8; Bachelor of Law IS Master of Engineering 2 /;
Master Of Arts 2; Master Of Science /:
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The Tiiton Beecher trial still continues, Beach
having occupied the last eight days of the court
till the close o. Tuesday and not then through.
All along till he comm snced his speech he said
three days was all he wanted. At the close of
Thursday he had occupied six days and evidently
not near hrough, and tae judge and jury being
tired the Court adjourned till Monday.
Beach commenced his speech by insinuating
that the jury had been bribed. This calling from
the press ulfavOrable comments, the next day he
disclaimed meaning that the jury had been
bribed, Then followed q Misrepresentation of
what Porter had said, and retraction when
called to account. Then q misrepresentation OF
the testimony. and an acknowledgement claim
personal attack upon Carpenter, the foreman OF
the jury, for allowing his countenance to indicate
that he had not confidence in what Beach was
saying, as he interpreted Carpenters countenaLce.
Then followed such abuse of the jury that Hull,
the sixth jurymau, just before adjournment rose
and took exceptions to it. Thsn he charged that
the jury had been approached and asked the
Court to fix time to allow him to show it, where
upon the Court said the proper time would be
at the close of his speech
From the foregoing it will be seen that the end
of the trial, though approaching, can not yet be
foreseen. 1t will also be seen that Beach is net
willing to submit the case to the jury with q
fair argument without trying to asuse and brow
in that, to extort from some of the jury some act
or word which. if the jury should find verdict OF
acquital, could be used by the plaintiff to obtain
new trial. The tactics seem to be that desper-
ate case requires despel ate means. And certain
ly the means would seem to be desperate enough
to meet the most desperate case If desperation
could accomplish SO desperate purpose.
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Dentistry.

F. A. Whitbeck tells farm ers what they ought
to know. See his advertisement.
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GEO. W, COOKE,

Chm Com. of Arrangements
P. S.-lf the weather is unfavSrahie the
Conference wi II be continued in Hall at
Geneva and RHssell's Picnic Grounds.
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MILLER TABLE RAKE.

a great advantage over the single bar machin es,
which cut too wide for perfect mowers and too
narrow for good and desirable Reapers.
We offer these machines on reasonable ter ms,
and think them the cheapest machine in the m ar
ket. we invite an examination of the 1mproV ed
machines by those interested.
have full stock of
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Office in Old City Bank Building, opposite SETH DoANs Store
Open daily, and Saturday nights from 6 5y
, 1875-06-05

THE BURGLAR CAUGHr.-On
Sunday last Deputy Sheriff Apple
ton returned to this place from
Port Discovery, bringing with him
a man bearing the name of Thos.
Jones, who proved, upon investi-
cation, to be the individual that
entered Mr.. Korter's house Thurs
day night eek,and of which men,
ton was made in our last issue.
BE had been traced to the road
which led to Port Discovery, and
it was inferred that that would be
his objective point and pursuit
was instituted accordingly. Be-
fore reaching Tukey's landing and
while passing Mr.. Moll's house,
the company was hailed by the
owner and informed that during
Friday night his house had been
broken into and a shotgun with
other articles carried away. The
sheriff now feeling pretty conf
dent that he was on the right track
pushed on to Port Discovery, and
proceeded to the hotel, where he
was not long in finding his man,
whom he arrested. A search of
his clothing resulted in. bringing
to the light several Of the missing
articles from the houses he had
entered, and he was accordingly
brought to the jail in this place
and locked up for the night. Next
day he was brought before Justice
Learned, and after a hearing COM
mitted in default of bail to await
the next term of the District Court
But hardly had he become do
mssticated in his quarters when
he was again brought before the
Justice on the charge of robbing
Mr.. Moll's house, of which was
likewise found guilty and recon-
mitted.