The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1879-07-17
BREYITIES.

DoALAs Is the price Of shave In
Leadville, Col.
MIDDLE TENNESSEE has 800 brandy
dlstiueries in operation.
L1sLE-THREAD gloves are mach in
favor for summer wear.
BREAKFAST shirts" are enumerated
IN gentlemen's fashion reports.
AN Ohio editor has been fined cent
Tor calling man "scalawag.p
CANADA will soon establish fourteen
agricultural schools for Indians.
The Catholics far outnumber anv
one other denomination in Kansas.
THE failures of farmers are becoming
alarmingly frequent in England.
FRENCH bridesmaids all wear punches
OF natural orange blossoms at the waist.
HE best housekeepers are those who
give themselves the least trouble about
it.
The Connecticut valley tobacco crop
promises to be large and of good quality
this year. .s-.sE0iL :
A SCIENTIFIC exploring party from
the Illinois State University have left
for Honduras, where they will spend
three months.
A MOB tied man to a post at Scion,
Ohio, and used him as a target to throw
eggs at. Each hit in the face was
rewarded with drink of whisky.
AN overseer of public work in Paris
recently became SO enraged at laborer
that the blood vessels at the back of
his eyes burst, and he became blind.
SENATOR GoRDoN's sheep ranch in
Georgia comprises 10000 acres. Negro
convicts will inclose it with stone wall.
seven miles of which have been COM
pleted.
This is the yearly period when ladies
appear in grenadines, which must be
made with discretion, else they will
Prove more burdensome than heavy
silk.
The East Haven Fish Company has
taken $4,000 whitefsh in the harbor on
the East Haven shore since May l.
The fish are used for fertihzing pur-
poses. ....e
IT is dangerous to rob watermelon
patch in Texas. Three young men
tried it near Groesbeck, in that State,
and the farmer shot one dead, mortally
wounded another and slightly wounded
the third.
In Kief, in Russia, about a dozen
Jews have been tried for endeavoring
to defeat the provisions of the army
law by submitting to the mutilation of
an eye each at the hands OF. a Hebrew
surgeon. rg:..,
A GLAss-sPINNER of Vienna offers for
human wear glass muffs, white and
curly; glass hats, feathers, cuffs, collars,
wells and dresses for ladies, glass car
pets and wool, hardly to be distinguished
from the real.
TWENTY-FIVE lashes are henceforward
to be the maximum OF fogging in the
British army, and this only when a
soldier is on active service. The sub
iect lately afforded brisk debate in the
House of Commons.
THERE is rumor that the British
Government contemplates the embodi-
ment OF one Or perhaps two regiments
OF troops in Canada for foreign service.
The Canadian papers are of opinion
that the men could be obtained easily.
DANIEL MOORE of Fayston, Vt, be-
lleved Mrs. Foss to be widow when
he married her thirteen years ago, and
SO did she; but Foss has returned alive,
and the woman has sorrowfully separat-
ed from Moore, although she refuses
to rejoin her first husband.
OSCAR, the poet King of Sweden, has
written a book on Freemasonry, in
which he seeks to defend and support
that society by quotations from the BIZ
BILE. It is not to be published until au-
thorized versions in German, English,
French and Italian are in readiness.
The hope is expressed by the Boston
Globe that, if Weston comes over to
this country, he "will be accompanied
by man who will hold the combination
of the pedestrians jaw, and who will be
sworn not to give it away on any ac-
count, or for any consideration"
AN old bachelor being i'll, his sister
presented him a cup of medicine.
What is it? he asked. She answered,
ut is elixir asthmatic; it is very aro-
matte, and will make you feel ecstatic."
Nancy" he replied, with smile, "you
are very SYSTEMATIC"
In the newspapers of Germany, Frank
lin, Lincoln, Scott, and Albert paper
collars are advertised for sale. The use
of illustrious English and American
names in Germany as trade marks of
popular wares is frequent; but nobody
hears in the United States of the Goethe
hat or the Leasing tie. One reason for
this probably is that American and En-
glish history and literature are better
known to the masses in Germany than
German history and literature are to the
masses in America
When to Eat Fruit.
The Spanish proverb has it: Fruit
is golden in the morning, silver at noon
but lead at night" Americans do not