The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1877-11-29
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il57-7r7 tG Geneva Lake is to have debating
club. f.,a : -. i',i'@3 ! 3aEiatli q,
G.tfSS-IA Milwaukee has, several bad cases of
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Sttass'1 R'oA' .niaT5 galH2a4 3 s, o,rf,.,on =,
ltl7rH+I1he' Neenalh stove works viii be re-
moved to LA Crosse. .,,..a Ia .,.r - :.
bid iad Crosse has water works and
Eau Claire gas, works. f,o a.s..,.,,,,[..%,
I @+lIn this State the average wealth of
eachip ersonsis $1,000. bag se a5ao,...
;<L4lIlhree huge bears were killed near
Green Bay acfew days ago. 3ad .or,.a,
/ ~ THE monthly payroll of the cotton
factory ATT JanesNnei is $4,000 .E.f-g 4.r.
= twenty-seEen- pound, pickerel was
caught IN Third lake, Madison, the other
/ day" 91i&nin[ 80 9aa.g nj aa.gn4 d
E'2- Madison spent over 100000 in
building Improvements during the past
season. si!1 AL9d ANY, 5aarpai 4'tanaga
wolves are reported to be killing
large numbers Of sheep in Wal#orth
county5of laBe..ait S4i8d lon y~9i5} L. !,
M George o. Ferris residence,
town of Union was totally destroyed by
fire the other day. '@ s''' ~ 991l& "@5 ,
"A mo moose, was: recently killed at But
,ternut creek, on. the Wisconsin Central
road, which VII lcl weighed 700 pounds . = :
r1-77 Charles lhHaqrrlle Myers, Beloit young man,
IS years old !, was thrown from his buggy
bya runaway horse and instantly killed.
:, :, - Most of the hunters in the north
western part of the State report good
success in killing deer and bears this
season. ~ <'-> 4'-)I i@:.4e:
ga. There are 558 patients now in the
Northern Insane Hospital, near Osh-
.kosh, and more room is needed for these
:unfortunates. ''''' - '.'l 1913 -''1@s s.+.i
!, - City Clerk Edward -Mahoney, Of
Milwaukee, died at. his residence last
week, aged 81 years. He had been City
Clerk since 1859, and held other offices
Of trust. H.. '''' '.''-'' ~ ''';'' lli'<
.o94-Senator Cameron, of Wisconsin, has
introduced q bill to aid the Winnebago
Indians Of this State to obtain subsist-
ence by agricultural pursuits, and to
promote their civilization. ~. -.''..
-. A Green Bay thief, being fined SIS,
turned q oyer TO- the court his hat, gloves,
and two pipes, aggregating in value
about 80. His Honor accepted the
goods, and ordered the sinner out Of
town. +>z -'----s|esJ D.:
willie an entertainment. was being
given at Apollo Hall, GAINESVILLE, a fire
broke out in! another portion Of the
block, which caused somebody in the:
hall to yell fire, and a regular stampede
and panic enst1ed. -@:l'1 .Aa''. -al5 ...j ~
.'. "A gun loaded with buck-shot was
accidentally discharged while in the
hands Of W. oH. Ell. Wroe, Jr.,5 of Me
dina, the other day. The shot just
grazed his body, went through his hat,
and then through the ceiling above, just
missing bis wife, who was upstairs. b.
Representatives Pound and Hum
phreys, of this State, had an argument
at the Interior Department.. last week,
with respect to the removal of the Land
Office from Eau Claire to Chippewa
Falls. Several gentlemen are at Wash
ington to protest against the change. ,..@
be While Edward Truman was stand
ing on a CROSS timber eight feet from the
floor in Ford's mill at GAINESVILLE few
days ago, a set screw slipped on shaft,
breaking heavy piece Of timber called
a breech-tree, which struck him in the
side, knocking him to the floor and seri-
ously iniuring him internally. - -''..
70 In the Circuit Court the jury in the
case OF Otis vs.. The Towns OF, James
vile and, Rock found verdict for the
plaintiff, awarding the sum Of $3.50.
This. is the first one Of several such
against these towns for damages caused
by a runaway, in which, owing to a bad
road, several persons were injured. @@*
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The Williams House, at GAINESVILLE,
q brick hotel, managed by Messrs, Tyr
rell & Robinson, was destroyed by. fire
last week. The guests all escaped, but
the building and furniture are total
loss. Insurance as follows: On the
building, So, 900; on the furniture,
s., 200. The hotel was owned by Mr..
Tyrrell. -''' - 80 = T.
Adam Feelyatre, of Columbus,