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BIG MORTGAGE.

BAN FRANCISCO, Cal. July 10.-A Portland
dispatch sara the Oregon Railway & Navigation
Company executed q mortgage yesterday for
10000. 200 to tho Farmers Loau s. Trust CON-
paby, OF Ncw York, AZ Trustee. The mortgage
Ia clvcn for liku amount loaned the Oregon
Railway & Navigation Company, which will Ia
used to extend their lines.
, 1879-07-17

citv Office. md he shcrcfore deemed IL best for
lin, to stci',n AMI mt rcn,afn longer IN II
position. whefa he tct himself llnmpcrcA null
rnnslrntnctl. lie hal hccu vHlratett bY the
Cnunrtf, Ills rec.>rd had met will, 'hr nuuroVal
Of ,f,nt bads AMI tllal o. ctf:rns Runcrnifv, nu
liu Withdrew with honor frpn, contest which
llt had not 1roypkct1
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iect nothing to tlcfcnd tho memory OF my great.
u,lclo nnd ln,l,cr, hcg ter to Remember thai
as long ns Du,laparto Hives ip lulpcrint cause
will BE- rcorctcntctl. The duties of otr houBo
towards He country will not be extinct with nv
work Of Napoleon iii. Will fali 10 the oldest SON
of prlnco Napoleon, hml I,opo Inv bcIoycd
mother by sunporstsi9 him w,t'i ali ller power,
will give 10 US who shnl bc no moro this lask
and crown!ng proof Of affection.
."NAroLEos.
nat Chtse1hurst, Goth February, 1871.
:" appoint AlAf. Ronher n.,d +. Pletri nv tes.
tam rntkry executors, ! mean by +, Pietrl,
Franccsciltnl PIetri. Nj
, 1879-07-17
Won BUELOW IN LONDON,
i4Hfat Ftpsr.
tefr,hln man In ulns ItuclDw;

4 t.,rhlo ,ncn I. iinms 1fuclnw:
@'| liz iesis nnd iccrs ~
sni snaris nntl sneers
And s,vcnrs their ,,isYinn nfyc1nde III. curs
'>"N ." 11s ' '''' ''@ e'>o"A' " N'1'
The t,ra,ort an.ec IN thr EssJnnfY.
nN teptIhc man IL II IinMs l;nc,bw.
IIo IL coming to-day
il yo,. can't nav.
n ha rnreis ynu. fncrtll he tha dAvi1 IL nar.u
'' S ~ " f'
tn The tand1nrd snakn III, Tim Fs.tpon.
- nnnn mT hnvrrt ut Hail iinelnw:
iii rotnr tn hinw.
, 1879-07-17
LUCKY SALLY.


Immediately upon tho announcement of The
resignation Of SARAH Dernhardt as soeistairs Of
tile Comcdic Franchise, thu statement was cir
cnlated 1hat shc will coma to this country next
season. Although the nanle uf tho manager
who brings her has not yet been made public,
thcEe Ia every Likelihood that jarrett, who
brought Nelson to this country, will pot
Sarah. The London Murn;Mg Post says: "It is
trio that she hajfes19netl her place pmong tic
socitfa re- III tlls C0mcd!c Franchise, but her
resignation! does not take elect until nftcr tier
viii be tulale'i. Tic aroat acrcss las signed
I'm engagement to 20 To- America next Hu-
vcsnher unnl cnchant Tic New World With hrr
tutenis. Sue Is to travel for two Years, ntl
4so9D TO this temptation to realize fortune
she Inns very naturally sMccuinbeI. She will re-
grct Pasts us aiis will regret hrr. Tl.rs,It, ap.
I'cars gigantic. but Elu,00O divided BY 3uo gives
cannot, Of course MAY every night. but 1:}00 Or
I4O0 night Ia no ,tnusuaa sntn for au nrtlst Of
her ramk al'd attraction to rcccivv." The Lon.
don Tt1ss upon the subject says: "ll It bo
true. as 1t scctns to he believed ln parIs, tluat
Mile. lscrnhasdt las received AT ingI.atton 10
visit Amerfcn as q remuneration Ut 1,(NU, lNU
francs year, no a.so will be surprised ;l.a Ine
shnula huvo resolved to qui. society wtiosu
geMial 10 her for Romu time past. Tho wlole
Comeslte franchise has found tint theatrical
gails III England, when ouce the tide lus yet in,
are greater linn those in Frame. alureoror, i
great sucrets ~ London tneans u success
throughout tho EngIIst-spcakns world, anu, II
thu pound Is more mighty illan tho fraur, lilo
dollar Is even moro mighty il,an the pound. It
ia Ittsle TO the pclnt that fever people IN Amer
liza will understand the lanEnagu In wlcl. tho
popular actress Will perform even tlian IN Lot,-
uon. America Hikes to enjuy whatever has
found favor IN England, an! Il nlways rcady to
pay literally for tic privilege. Suei tctl,ptn-
llun tu take the tlu III iortune Ut It's Hood It II
hardly 1T human tlature to rcsHt. All We can
say Is ttlat Mile. Dernhartlt Is tlu child Of uer
oWn tinG. willis the suctcty tn which sllu will
shortly hid farewell still rcta!hs llle traditions
of o former age. The contrast has loug been
manifest, ryen ln raris, uMl alAst sooicr ur
litter hayu effected the tneyitablc sereranre.n
A L0RdoE correspondent OF tho Irish I.H,ts,
however. gives auntlicr reason for hcT 1esigt,a-
ton shaN desre to zone to America. lie 6a, q: /:
tslt,u fact Is tbs prlna donua Ut tile Cutnediu
Francatse is spoiled ghtt1 OF iurtnnc, Al.u has
| I'LL the potutance md humors vi her ktnl. Her
utrs hays hecuu.e !ntoeratlo to Acr associates,
who aru glad-partly 0n uiat account uts.i ntt!y
because she cellpsrs tAtM-t0 ba rfl Ut her,
| bIa has been stuug to her present display by
the shaEp ctitietsnl her uncertain temper pro-
y0sed from Euefistl aud French critics siucn her
| appearance al tha GaiotY. lsar whisper that
tie Indy knows wLas she 10 about, und that there
| is q capttvated Barunet In tue caae.n
, 1879-07-17
LICENSES,

Special Dt&patcA n 7Hs 7ribunG
srRlxoglHkp, H., July lG-L'censa to or
ganko was to-day !saueu by tile Secretary Of
Stats to the stcs1urty Teamtng & Transfer Com-
1any ct Chicago; capital. s2s5 COO: corporatoss,
John q. a',a AlexauderC. slcslurty and Wililata
T. Webdter
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ADJUSTMENTS,

hc nAu not provoked.
-----
NfIr2ENr IHNrI
-ANA - Ao19 A1AH Aos
... 49,. ---- .....
F0nREaT AND THE ELDER ROOTTf.
Mr.. John Gilbert, who Is one Of the Oldest
actors unpn fin American s.auc rivr. hi. nro-
rss.,or.i rcc,I,os.,nns ~ ,sa NM vus,, 10 T.,..
tte"'o'ial =, ~ s"e ~" io'A "4es'
speaking OF Edwin Forrest anu the elder Booth,
he snys tlle latter wne one Of the most gentle
mn. good.temncrcd Of men. t1nltko manv rreat
ne,ors hs n,v.r. ha,1 ,,trt1 ,v,r1 t..
Wv, "o s.'",".,o a'"s ""u Nlt.u WI" ~ ~
'"e "nss !hslg",t'eant mcnnoeta Oh ihc
companies with which, he played, and he
wns ever ready to excuse their bluntcrs.
An ,ncA,cnt w], Illustrate the tattcr ,roit
t. W.. s,,s..,, m 49,. sax,,,.s ~. ~,
~ us e''a'''e'c!' ~ "as p,ath"t orr 1'".
,a's. ,s .norsnfr 10 t'e "ltoa coe.. n-one q, o,
VIVA iuat on the polnt oF making The n,pst effect
i'm sncceL vh,rh hc io, in t,c n,ny. vben hy a
mistal;c of nnn ~ 'H ia " ,ninor ~ .horor'cr, ha
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BEN NER.
He Surprises Everybody by Ten
doring His Resignation.
1t Is Accepted and Swcnio AS
signed to Duty.
An Effort to Bo Made to Induce the Mayor
to Roappoint Bonner.
The Reasons Nhy the Latter Decided 10 Sttp Down
aud 0nt.

Aua neassus HAy tHV s"'teeS sbsaoe" ~ WAY ~'""
aud 0nt.
-" -.- .
a lew ot f!re Slarsha' bchhefs paft'sn'ar ata
intimate friends, he yesterday tendcred MS
resignation to Mnyor Harrison. to take effect at
nnec. lie had hal MI interview with him the
aay ne"E' ea pa h,.n
factory. and his resignation followed cl"tcly
upon subsequent talk, which, It il presumed,
,yo. nf ,hc s,m, crnerni uat,r,.
' T..,., -. ,,. ..,.,, -. r',.....,1,, ro,,,..,
sar'' !" "'o l'orn"1 otpotas''h.@onass' ",
Adams lad m Interview with The Mayer. Ihcn
he had Il talk With Marshal Dennrr. Almost
l,nmw].otety thereafter cnnn Ata,tts interview
t,l, sr ,,or,,son. mt,,,f, ,so, fn1tnwea hv 1,cn.
wv. ~. ..t..'..,'.. T'',s W.. ~ ,.". ..s
ncF's RESIGNATION. lhss series ol conferences
Elay lave had nothing whatever to do will the
Mar+lal's determination, but 'hcy garc rso TO
tlr iiFrcss,on 1eirrrci TO bcsuF. ". Adama
dcclned to throw any light oa HE suoIect'
TIE FOLLOWING CORRESPONDENCE
te,ls tbe wbotr etorr RI fnr NJ It Il knnvn:
mv.noI,nTrns E,nr rrr,nrvrxr c,rv n, c,;,.
r. am INV II. is!it N1ae Tons fnrtrr II. far.
ris,i. G.i.ar of fhf III n EhiraTa- Dt.n Ht,,.
Ussirinv to fe,nove INV djticulty which aa1 b. tn
Tho way Of neFfect nhrHlony between you AZ Tho
executive tead u lhe City Ntvef''tnrnt and tho
sto sa am 10 gaYs w. on oc, nsaecY aes
stem 10 yn must coal ncyG 10 tho tntrrrses 1f The
csly. and At the rnnp tmc uas'r'ne you tat-if yuu
have Thought me actnastd " my motives n run.
lcs WITH yonr administrator. OF oy any snrit 81
@ 70 .: 10 .1m & 10 .o sa,st eaesnse a.
o -. tIw ,v. su.d w NH cSns Mnr hnpa
tcsnaetssd b. s,y sei, m ,p;r heret'y ,cncr I'm N
rcsirnato ae Fir. Marshal, to take effect Iu,ule.
djaleiy. Very respectfully,
n. BExNEn, Fire -Marshal.
THE nEpLr,
1r,~ IN 7a~o ~ ntnn>r x.o 6yr~
uacshai-ytn; Your letter Of tiiis date. tcndering
nc yUur rsaenatlnn ~ Ills office YOU hold, jlns
bceH received, nui herewith Acccnt snci reslprn.
nation. lon will please turn lIle department
10 Mr. .. i. Swenlc. tho First AFslstant Marshal,
who Will pssfostn lha dutlta q tue otllce until
1oflhee oeoe3s' % 1n"ts: sGGpeGt'u4v' unv', nt..o,
cAhFh" II. nAhH'.os' Mayor
The following was sent TO swenla:
MATnn'a OFFICE, Juty 10. 1870.-D, \. 4tren's,
EsH.. ~ r. t,smror s. E'ra Wsr.sn In
bect recstveI ana accop,cd tf!s day, yon viii ae.
su1e conisoi nf thc Fsra Department and perform
thr duties Of Fire Marshal until further orders.
ionsst respectfully, ,.-
CARTER Il. HAnn'sost Mayor
as soon as the resignation lat! beconc know n
everybody began tu inquire whnt IL tneant.
Some thought 1t was simply an apology upon
Depner's part, and hs resignation the result ut
rnnrr rrncIIrt I hkft 3hR
, 1879-07-17

fept nuucr tic circumstances, believing Us tlleY
10 t!l4t, however, clllcivnt h1 might nsoyo, he
vi time. WAo Will succeed M. ucnner, lticn,
may 10 set down rs an unknown quantity, but
thss nlucl. seeuis assured, whoever tie m1Y Da be
viii 70 tbs choice Ut the party rather than of
Mr.. Harrison.
To'.las Or Tomorrow . number Of leading
c!tizens will
GALL UPON Mi. HARRISON,
and urge upon him ths pulley md pronricty Of
appofnsnE Mr. Benner Fj1a-aIarshal Un l4c lit
vi next nunlll. They will rcnrusept tF him
tlea!r expressed luis regret for wlateycr Of pos.
stblv discourtesy there ll,gbt have been IN Ills
lettcr ~ tho Mayor at tllc time his realgnatlon
vas asked for: that, BY withdrawing from !he
no Ind NJ dsssro to keep hiuaelf in
the place By forcH against tke wsshcs Of the
Mayor; lAat he Withdrew voluntarily from u
position wlsere. lu knew tie hratl Of tue CltJ
Government did not rnnt t,lnl to stay; al,l lt.at
there VIA llo reason, IN View 1T all t.,esa faety
why u1e Mayor, perfectly aware of ar. Hcnncr's
fltuess hr t.e place, should not bury he hatch.
| u, lorgct the past, utHa reappont him. soEae
Mayor have lopss tl1At they will succeed tl their
mission: that Mr. Harrison will be pael-
ned by, Yesterdays ietter frdn, uenner,
'au.a vii! comply. with uIeir Wishes. OILERS,
] sanGusue, nMd are uisatd the Mayor has made
| up lis nalhd HAT uuA!er III circumstances will
he restura to tie Flrs Department tie nun
| whom al IT. employees md the cittztus generally
| would most lesir0 to see at fts s,r4h.
| In talking yesterday mUfnlny With gentle
man upon
THE SUBJECT or MS RESIGNATION,
which had thea lust been sent tn. Marshal Dem
her ea!d that ls could not stand this
cruss-fre, or tAa feeling OF possible
RntaKonism and iIl.will between himself
aud Tue AaToT,-between tic head uf q
Department and the leati Of the CltY Government.
! lie waA abI0 to eara his living outside Of any
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1879-03-20
IS sEEssENF'ss SALE,

Notice is hereby given that Ill pursuance and
by virtue Of an execution to me issued out of the
ircuit Court of Kenosha County, in favor OF
Kliff Defendant, | have levied upon and shall
on the 10Th day of April A. d 1879. at one
o'clock in the afternoon of that day at the front
door Of the curt House, in the City OF kenosha.
sin, offer for sale and sell at public vendue the
following described real estate situate in the
second ward of the City of Keposha, in the
County Of Kenosha, and State OF wisconsin :
that is to say The South half of the Northwest
quarter Of block NO Forty five (45), on the
Southeast quarter Of section No: Thirty (So),
Town No Two ~, North oil range No. Twenty
three (23), East.
dated Kenosha February 2Sht, A. D.. 1879.
NICHOLAS SPARTZ,
Sheriff of Kenosha County.
CHAs. QUARLEs, Plff's. Atty 40W7
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1879-03-20
ELECTION TICKETS.

We will print election tickets on
short notice at low prices, for all par
ties or no parties. We run printing
Office for the profits Of it as we'll as for
the accommodation of the public. No
one should feel that we run printing
office solely for thea ccommodation of
the public and manifest his feeling by
getting his name in the TELEGRAPH as
a candidate for office or other purposes
and then go to some side Office to get
tickets printed and JOB work done.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1879-03-20
SOMERS CAUCUS.

There will be a Republican caucus
held at the Town Hall on Saturday
March Goth at o'clock P. NJ, for the
purpose Of nominating candidates for
Town Officers to be supported at the
ensuing spring election, and for the
transaction of such other business as
may properly come before the meeting.
Somers March Is, 1879.
BY order of Town Committee.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1879-03-20
DEMOCRATIC CAUCUS.

The Democratic members. of the
House Of Representatives met in eau
Gus Monday night and nominated Ran
dali for Speaker by Is votes to 81 for
Blackburn, 8 for Mcmahon 2 for Nor
rison and 4 for Cox; Adams for Clerk
by 76 votes to Ga for Caldwell: Tsomp-
son for Sergeant-at-arms, Field for
Doorkeeper by reclamation; and Dr..
Harrison for Chaplain.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1879-03-20

THE weather tnrned cold last Thurs
day night and Friday morning was Is
to 20 degrees colder than the proceed
ing morning and the ground was froze
and showed aslight sprinkling of snow.
Friday night was as cold or colder than
Thursday and Saturday morning show
ed deeper sprinkling of snow. Since
then the weather has been more mod
crate. but it is still winter without
snow.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1879-03-20
SOMERS CAUCUS.

Notice is hereby given to the voters
of the Town of Somers, to meet at our
Hail, on Saturday March 22d, at 2 F
NJ, 70 make out q nomination for town
officers to be supported independent OF
party, at the approaching election.
Come one, come all, who see the pro
priety Of such action.
BY request of many citizens.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1879-03-20
Leading Railway
OF THE
West and Norr Ial-7W7T est
Embracing under one Management
2,l5S MILES OFT ROAD.

and forming the following Trunk Lines
Chicago. Council Bluffs & california Line"
Chicago, Sioux City s. Yankton Line,' Chi
cage, clinton, Dubuque & La Crosse Limo"
go, La Crosse. ), mona 6 Minnesota Line, Chi
cago, St Paul s. Minneapolis Line" Chicago.
Milwaukee Lake Superior Line Chicago,
Green Bay & Lake Superior Line"
The. advantages Of these Lines are
/. 1.-THE passenger Is gong to or from any
point in the entire West and North West, he
can buy his tickets via some one OF this Com
pany's lines and be sure Of reaching his desti-
nation BY IT OR ITS CONNNCTIONS.
2. The greater part OF its lines are laid with
Steel Rails the road bed is perfect. No road
has better OrSmOOther track.
8. It is the short line between all important
points.
4. It's trains are all equipped with the West
inghouse Air Brake. Niller's Platform and
couplers and the latest improvements for COM
fort, safety and convenience.
5. It is the only Road in the West running
the celebrated Pullman Hotel Cars between
Chicago and Council Bluffs.
Palace Sleeping ars elmer way between
Bay" chicago and Freeport," Chicago and IL Il
Crosse, ""Chicago and Winona,. Chicago ane
Dubuque, ".'Chicago ana McGregor," Chicago
and Milwaukee"
7. 1t is the only road passing along the shore
of Lake Michigan between CHICAGO and MIL
8. The only Road running Four EXPIRES
Trains aday via its lines between Chicago AM
points in Minnesota
8. Noroad offers equal facilities in humble
OF thorough trains, equipped with Pullman Pal
ace Sleeping Cars.
TO- 1t runs Two Express Trains Daily eacl
way on al its lines and four trains each way be
tween Chicago and Milwaukee.
IL. 1t makes connections with all Lines cross
ing at intermediate points.
The popularity of these lines is steadily In
creasing, and passengers should consult thei
interest by purchasing tickets via this line.
For information, Folders. Maps, &c, not oh
tainable at Home Ticket Office, address an
agent of the Company or
MARVIN HUGHITT. W. STENNETT {
Gent Manager. Chicago I'll, Gen1 Pass. Ag't
Chicago, Ill.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1879-03-20
ROYAL MARRIAGE,

The Duke of Connaught, son Of
Queen Victoria, and the Princess
Louisa Margaret, daughter Of Prince
and Princess Frederick Charles, Of
Prussia, were married by the Arch
Bishop of Canterbury, assisted by
the Bishops Of London, Winchester
and Oxford, and others, on Thursday
the 18th instant, at ST. Georges Chapel,
London, England.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1879-03-20

Beautiful Silk and Wool Dress
Goods at soc worth $100
Double fold invisible Stripes and
Twills at 45c worth 60
IS inch Camels Hair at 371a worth IS
Grey mixed Mohairs (Warranted)
at IS, worth so
Double weight q inch Poplins, all
colors, at 80, worth is
27 inch Brilliantines in Brown
only at %, worth IS Il
English BOurettes at 20, worth 80 =
Balkan Twills at 20, worth IS
Pera Cloths (heayy} at 20, worth 30 4
q Alpacas, all colors at 12115, worth 20
Scotch Plaids at 1873 and IS,
worth 20 and 25
Fancy Poplins at S, S, 10, 1919, and
15c, worth so per cent more.
Wool Cashmeres, in all colOrs from
soc, to $1.00
Black Alpacas from 15c to 100
Black Cashmeres, best makes, SO to 200
Black Silks from 75c to 400
Colored Silks from 75c to 200
Cloaking Velvets, all reduced.
Cloaks, Diagonal and Matelasse, at $40,
$12, $15 and $1S, reduced from SIS,
$18, $40 and 1875.
Cloaks (Beayer) from 1915 to $1,000
former prices from SIS to $40.
Bargains in Shetlands and other Shawls
Bargains in Towels. Handkerchief,
Cloakings, Sc. A lot of Corsets, in
sizes, "a, 25, 26, ~ and % inches at
so and 75c, reduced from 81 and $50
A full line of Corsets at Popular Prices.
IN SENDING FOR SAMPLES,
Please name the GOODS AND PRICES desired
as near as possible. All Orders filled Promptly
and Carefully.
Retail, ist Floor; Wholesale, I'd Floor Manu-
factory, sd Floor.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1879-03-20

! The adjourned quarterly meeting
of the Agricultural. Society was held
at the Grant House on Monday, Marcel
IT, 1879. The President, Hon. f. Rob
i inson in the. chair: Minutes Of the al.
nual meeting read and approved, also
the minutes of the quarterly meeting
read, corrected and approved. The
committee appointed to settle with
assignee of A. T. Read, reported thai
they had settled and paid $115.33, re-
port accepted and adopted.
The committee appointed to correct
and revise the Premium List reported
and on motion was taken up, each
class separately, and with some
amendments was adopted, until reach
ling the 10Th class, when a lively dis
cussion was had in regard to the
quantity Of butter. Mr.. r. F. Roberts
moved All amendment to the commit
tees report that for the 10 best sam
pies of butter Of not less than lbs
each first premium Of SIS, be offered
for each; a long discussion was held
pro and con-. after which the amend
ment was adopted. The balance Of the
report Of The committee was adopted.
The class for trial of speed premiums
was not reported ON by the committee,
but referred to the society.
A motion was made that no Dremi
ums be offered for trotting at the next
fair. A motion to amend by Offering
a premium of $500 was made. M.
Roberts, Mr.. Gait, Mr.. Perkins spoke
in favor of the original motion. The
President, Mr. Reed, Mr.. Leett, and
some others in favor Of the amend
ment The question on The amend
ment was put and carried. On mo-
ton voted that if the society
|could not pay the premiums in full
that the trotting purses be paid the
same pro rata as other premiums
and that at least 40 per cent of the
purse should be paid by entry fees.
Quite a feeling seemed to have been
created about the butter premium as
adopted by the society, and some more
discussion. MI. Roberts moved q re-
consideration of the vote on the but
ter premium, which was carried. On
motion Of Mr.. Houston, that the re-
port Of the committee on butter be
amended, that all departments have a
uniform premium for best samples in
each division. 1st premium eleven
dollars; I'd premium seven dollars, be-
ing four divisions, the 1st being for
creamery butter from daries Of 30
COWS or more, 2 packages not less than
40 Tbs each. I'd division for creamery
butter of mixed milk, 80 COWS Or over,
same quantity as division 1. Sd diyi-
sion for cremery butter from diaries Of
10 to 80 COWS, 2 packages not less than
20 Tbs each. 4th division for creamery
butter for dairies of 10 COWS or under,
not less than Is lbs in one Or two
packages.
| The Society offered a premium Of
IS, for best package for shipping but
| ter, not less than three sizes. On mo-
ton adjourned. Ell. Ell. TARBELL,
Secretary.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1879-03-20

OF the 14s Democrats Of the House
100 are from "Dixie's Land" and as
100 is to 48 so is the claim of the
to the claim of the North
erners for the Speakership.
BY a rule of the Senate its employ
es can not be removed without the
consent of the Vice President. The
discovery of this rule has panic
stricken the host Of Democratic Office
seekers in Washington.
John Habberton explains to the Pub
fishers Weekly his experiences of the
want of international copyright. From
twenty foreign editions of ''Helen's
Babies" representing 100000 copies,
he has received in all a sum less than
5000. The book was translated into
German, French aid italian.
The Minnesota Legislature, at its re-
cent session, passed $40 bills, all of
which have become laws except nine.
Among the vetOes of the Governor was
that of the Bankrupt bill, which bust
ness men of St Paul and Minneapolis
claimrd was measure to encourage
fraud, and more in the interest of for
eign than of home traders.
l.. B. Federmeyer is trundllng a
Wheel-barroW from San Francisco to
New York on d wager that he can beat
Potter's time.
The Governor of New Hampshire
has appointed Charles H. Bell United
States Senator from that State, to sit in
the extra session as the successor of
Senator Wadlelgh, whose term has ex-
pired. The Senatorial election will oc-
cur when the Legislature meets.
A Connecticut woman has made
bread twice week for thirty years,
without a failure as to lightness,
whitenesS and sweetness. This is
something to boast of, and more de-
serves medal than the feminine feat
of walking 2,70O quarter miles in 1900
quarter hours.
The growth Of the packing business
of Chicago is shown by the following
figures: During the regular Winter
packing seasOn-from November 1 to
March lin 1852, 22,O36 hogs were
slaughtered; during the season of 1860
4. 271,So5, and during 1889, 2,943.115.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1879-03-20
BRISTOL CAUCUS.

A Republican caucus will be held at
the Town Hall in the Town of Bristol
on Thursday the 9th dey Of March, at
one o'clock p. NJ, to nominate candi-
dates for Town Officers for the ensu-
ing town election.
BY order of Committee.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1879-03-20
Legal II u tlces.
State Of WISCONSIN,.
Circuit court Aen0sha County.

Circuit court Acnoslsa County.
Leonard Reiter, Plaintiff
VS.
John B. Reiter, Defendant
The State Of Wisconsin to the said Defendant
You are hereby summoned to appear within
twenty days after service OF this summons, ex
elusive Of the day Of service, and defend the
above entitled action in the Court aforesaid
and IN case of your failure so to do, Judgment
will be rendered against you according to the
demand of the complaint Of which a copy is
herewith served upon you.
JOSEPH V QUARLES, Plaintiffs Attorney.
P 0. Address, Kenosha, Kenosha County, Wis
TO the above named Defendant: Please to
take notice that the complaint in the above en-
titled action was filed in the office of the Clerk
of the Circuit Court for Kenosha County on the
18th day March a. ID 1879. and is now on file in
said office. JOSEPH Y. QUARLES,
KenOSha, Wis.
A,w6 Plaintiffs Atty