The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1878-03-07

The Brown County Agricultural So
ETY. meet in Green Bay March Is.
The First National Bank of Eau
airo will hereafter be private bank
g institution.
Henry Dooley, an old resident Of
ott, Columbia county, coughed him
If to death.
The Poultry Association Fair in
cen Bay realized "a cents after pay
3 all expenses.
An ice dealer in Madison has re-
we'd an order for 100 tons of ice from
shville, Tenn.
Gov. Smith has appointed Edward
lofold, Of Oconto, Timber Agent for
Sixth District.
Dick Valentine, Of GAINESVILLE, Sc,
ed first and second prizes for his dogs
he ST. Louis show.
There are sixty-two cheese factories
5heboygan county, and last year they
ught in the county $4,000.
The barn Of Peter Hanley, in MIL
lkee, was buried the other night, to-
her with three horses. Loss about
300.
Mrs, Kellogg, widow Of Abraham
logg, recently deceased, was burned
death recently in her house, near
irie Farm.
Two unknown Indians, drunk, were
over and killed by a train on the
cago and Northwestern road, near
IN, recently. They were horribly
1gled.
Grading ON the Chicago and Tomah
road Garrow gauge, between Reads
e and Bloomingdale, has been COM
ted.
Eugene Thompson, son of E. B.
[ Clara Thompson, Of Waupaca, will
IA years old the Oath day Of next May,
weighs sixteen pounds.
The Chicago, Milwaukee and St.
Al Railroad Company will relay the
ok between Palmyra and Whitewater,
jho spring. with steel rails.
Tt is estimated that the amount of
put up each season for consumption
jhe Southern States, by Oshkosh firms,
/ aggregate $4,000 tons.
-Edgerton, in this State, is repre-
ted in the Arctic expedition by
dwig Kumlien, who writes to his
her, Prof. Kumlien, that he is well.
Mrs. Snyder, a widow, committed
eide at Kenamah, the other night by
nping into a well. She owned a farm
lated on the road that divides Wis
lsin from Illinois.
AT Seymour, son Of Christian,
Oneida, aged about IA years, jumped
m passing extra train, while it was
ming at the rate Of fifteen miles an
II, and was killed.
Darius Blakesley, of Sheperd's
Il, Clark county, was killed by fall
F.: tree while working in the woods,
9 week. Richard s. Jenkinson, his
npanion, was badly injured by the
ne tree.
The contractors Of the Dells i'm
yement have asked for an extension
,ty days. until the 10th Of April in
ich to complete their work, and the
lis Company has refused 10 grant
ir request.
A blacksmith named Burgeson has
arrested at Pleasant Valley for at
pting to blow up a school house, by
ling a stick OF wood with powder and
cling it where it would be used IN the
dollhouse stove.
John Young, the Oldest member OF
Masonic order in Wisconsin, and who
taken the thirty-third degree Of
sonry, died last week at Reedsburg.
d So years. He was one Of Sank
nty's Oldest settlers.
Mr.. William Axtell, one of the old.
landlords in Milwaukee, and proprie-
Of the Axtell House, has died. He
at one time in the hotel business ip
Joseph, Mich, and in 184O kept tie
or House, at Green Bay.
Says a Neenah correspondent
)ne Of the gypsies stopping here this
tier went down to Oshkosh one day
: week, to have little fun with the
7s,' trading bJrses. The gypsy
ded horses three times in Oshkosh.
ting $50 to boot, in the three trades,
4 IA the last trade got back the horse