, 1876-10-15
KENCSHA.

Special CoTTespoadeace af The Ts1oune,
KEsosHA, Wis, Oct 14.-Thc excitcmer
, s1.snoA"' tne e'ecllon Oh PRESIDENT
Just beginning to rutllc the surface of loc,
politics in this city, and Democrats and Ren,,t
A1''' ".''S ~ tue 1esues At s7ake IN th
p1eseht campalsn' are making things lively
this vicinity. The first mass-meeting nrenars
10y ~ '"o ei"nu etiugssle III november va
helo tuesday night OF this week at Sim
! mons' Hall, aud was a united ro1l
| ~ +ha p,.,.h,,oo on'.e" ia1
eae nepuollcans OF this place
Congressman Williams was the speak
er for the evening, and Will
en'a ac1eflst4e c4eatness ano eloquencc he pre-
sented to his audience the true state of affair
in both parties ut the present time. Mavor onar1a
N"u '.t' 4u7o1 net mf. "lll1ams al the depot ant
escorted himself and lady to the residence OF Mrs
Milton rettlt whose gnests they were to be durins
us stay IN the CITY. Mrs. Petit had prepared IN
eiesnnt sepast for the distinguished speaker and
nls Aonor the Mayor, and after full Justice hue
| t'l1 neen done 70 the dslicacies spread ont fol
their dclectation, they repaired to the
halL Here Mr. Williams found an enthusiastic
aassemolage; composed OF the first ladieshnd gen
tiemen OF the city. The audience was en- rapport
f cheer % n the whHs nsny eTsa tsp t
that Mr. Williams launched broadcast into tbs
as,, aanks .s OF the enemy The Democrats present
both sides OF the political qnestion-receiYcd the
shots Of the adversary with becoming mcekness,
1eel,ag sure in their o"n minds that the expounder
O. Kacine, would On the following night return
hrc with interest: Tonight Judge j. II. Howe
WI address the Hayes and Wheeler Club ut Sim
WHIrTLE AND BLISS.
sw Of tt the increase crime il
generate into downright barbaris1n, n,-or something
60 near akin to It that the difference is nnde6nable
idea q inviting The renowned revivaliss Messfs Mpy
ts place The fdeo the eery al If
United IN prononncing 1t good and with one accord
nay nave I9a akep hod OF the matter Meserr. Whttle
and have signifed their willingness to benefit the
heathen Of this p1ace with their ninistrations. 4
pettel ned Tor the labor Of these 1eyvalsts cannot
be found in this State outside Of Racine, and it ia
to pc hoped they will succeed in reforming all those
fallen scions Of humanity whom our police and
county boarding house have failed to int1nidate or
convefI 70 ING commonest principles of humanity.
sotLI SURPRISE
Ihuraday evoninga At the hands of her yor og
friends in this city. The surprise wns nothing less
than raid upon her country residence OF party
Of youthful seeke after pleasure, of both sexes
They made their way tfirherward In pairs in car
visions and the evcr-present Billy, who nun
lpulafcd tIs big accoTdeon during the evening in
truly artistic manner. kenosha gal1ants not being
her quota which she did to the number OF three,
Messrs. Duncombe, Van Pelt, and Jayncs. The
self f-inEited guests did not reach Willow Brook"
farm until after O'Clock, 70 that the party proved
4 surprise in more ways than one. The evening
was spent IN dancing, anl the sharp appetitcs in
1uced BY the ride over the hills did ample
Justice to the supply Of sandwiches, pickles, COT
zee. and caGs furnished By the fair ones Of the
company. The party did not breuk up until the
- wee sma' hours " OF early morning.
BRIEFS. ...
Next Thuraday night rare treat in the way Of
Is promised our citizens bv the Young |
people Of the Episcopal Society, who have been |
1ard at work for some time preparing ''Cindc- |
ella and Little Treasure for public presenta-
Jon. They are now ready td~ make their bow to |
heir friends, and, as these plays have been pre-
hey hope to see crowded house ut Kimball Hall
MENTION that Prof. Cnmphen rant Rosav; Sf;sses
frank Balm, Marie Bacot. and En- Bond have the
NIL attendance.