The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1878-12-26
PEOPLE AND THINGS.

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JAPAN does not give patents to in
ventors
PRIVATE theatricals are all the rage
In England.
HE Newfoundland whale fisheries
are a failure.
The Canadian Good Tenn1a,s lost
year initiated 1914 new members.
THE Indiana Woman's- Prison is en-
tlrely under the control of women.
THE tide of immigration TO Texas
from Germany is heavier this wear than
ever before.
LORD LEITRIM was murdered in
March, but no one has yet been put on
trial for the crime.
MEN who are always promising very
seldom accomplish anything worth re-
cording in history.
A MARsEILLEs almanac predicts for
1879 the death of Bismarck, Gortscha-
kof, and Beaconsfeld.
A MAN at Leominster Mass. has been
killed by inhaling the SULPHUR from
friction matches to cure an attack of
diphtheria.
THE next House of Representatives.
In Massachusetts will contain among it's
members 81 mechanics, IS merchants,
81 manufacturers, % lawyers, and 81
tanners.
BEGINNING with a production of four,
pounds of tea in 1910, India. exports
4olOOO,OOO pounds, and all the islands of
the Indian archipelago are cultivating
the plant
SINCE S. Angler Chace has fallen
from his high position, and gone to-
prison, it is remembered that eight of
his mills were burned within. sixteen
years, and all were fully insured.
A Boston physician tore up the pre-
seription that he had written for boy
with diphtheria because thegmother had
no money to pay for it, and, within
few hours, the boy died for lack of med.
icine.
VERY promising nickel mines have,
been discovered in New Caledonia, and
an English company has been formed
to work them under encouragement
from the French authorities of the,
island.
The Rev. Mr.. Pentecost, of Boston,,
IN a sermon against round dancing,
said that very respectable and intelli-
gent young woman, had assured him
that the hugging was, to her. the pleas
ATTEST part of the ball.
In the Society of New Jerusalem"
formal installations of ministers, are I'M
known. When, from one church q
preacher goes to another, he merely
shakes the hands of the people. he
leaves, and finds att the end of his Jour
ney other hands stretched out to him.
Mr.. BIRDsAnI went to Lake county,
D. T., to buy land, just as a political
canvass was opened. He concluded he.
would like to be- Sheriff, and, without
hesitation, although an entire stranger
to the people, announced himself as q
candidate. He was elected, toe.
The natives of the islands In the
South Pacific have some curious, stories
about the origin of the world. The
winds, they say, are caused by the.
children Of Ral6a, each of whom, has a.
hole in the edge of the horizon, into
which he can blow as much as he likes.
A HERDER was shot by robber in
Little River county, Ark. Although
mortally wounded, he got on, horse
and spurred the beast thirty miles to
Fort Smith, in order to expose.the mur-
derer before death could hide the evil
dence. He was barely able to give a
meager account of the crime before be
died.
VIM. Ell. DEvL1N has just been con-
victed of murder in the first degree, in
Cambridge, Mass, on the testimony Of
his two Little children. Mrs. Devlin's
body was foand lying in her house, fear
fully cut and bruised, while Oh the bed
lay her baby strangled to- death. Dew
lin had fed, but he was, soon caught.
The children, aged s and II, saw part
of the crime.
NAUGHTY.
Somebody's lips close to mime:
Thus tempted couldn't resist.
Rogulsh and rosy, sweet little mouth
Was suddenly softly Kissed
Somebody's eyes looked up and frowned
With such reproviag glance.
IF kisses were wicked?" asked my pet:
/ Then the eyes began to dance.
And smiling, the little maid answered.
AS knelt there at her feet:
"They must be ittla bit naughty
Or they never would be sweet"
Debts of France and England.
Tho 7oo+iono1 fyol,4c 81 EN.,o,oao