The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1883-04-27
FRIDAY, APRIL 81, 1888.

law taxtngsSplrltual mediums S3OO.
.sseer This, is rso singular enactment. The
friends Of the spiritual mediums
threaten to test the constitutionalitEo Of
the law.
a'sP@ among the many names mentioned
. as stsitable candidates for the Presi- I
suseisa lsney. some Of the public journals in
this state have suggested Ex Gov
Z Fairchild. Many things can be said
.,5s In favor d. Gov Fairchild and nothing
.El.pu against his reputation, public or pri-
sEd yate.ds ~ a1iia9aV1moe so3 lo
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g. 10 During several. days last week.
ssu gai while the vessels in the harbor were
ylra siiimakingo preparations for their depar- |
9dl 'f9a 1ture for the seasons trade, there was
Ia, !. quite q fine display. Several of the
q bsi3ss vessels have been newly painted and
iogE otherwise improved in appearance. !
~ 7. The scene presented abusiness look,
sa.i ,,6l The Chicago Inter Ocean announced
daidv TINT a Sunday edition of that paper
io satill commenced being issued on the 22nd
-, of April inst. The inter Ocean, five
aaam mistake not, is now regarded the lead
n 81 ga ing Chicago paper circulating in the
~ isf Northwestern States. No daily paper
l..t is more uniformly on the right side of
raldw political and moral questions thanthe
s-et aTnter Ocean iaa7 bowof
800 m sfnan' Cad a------4RS--S@4 9neAf ~
no smdo n0Gl hne sg.H naTi ts.1 aa1 ! ,,s1sI
saodqe,et Thereports of. the condition Of the
9bem wnterwheat fields have improved the
..s3lg. past week, and there is less discoar-
{, 'ras WI, aging outlook. ,Aweek ago boards OF
timiyo7. trade which had been collecting infor-
eldssog nation from different wheat districts,
,.-- reported the prospects Of the crop con-
90 is sa siderably below the average OF last
2Hi9d iaa year. These statements are now re-
0v 99fN vised for the better. 9d3 al -sT rosfu
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,fliaei 49, The coronation of the Gar Of Rus
ae sid siagisnow fixed for the 27tha of May
2 ap..st9 next. This expected ceremony has
x. been postponed from time to time for q,
hsY long period, on accounted the threaten
raaiigGa eniIlg attitude Of the Nihilists, who
y ..,,. were secretly intent to seize on that
NON eq5a occasion to send havoc and death in
b'i9o aaa totheranks of the Czarby the use of
W. ~ dynamite and other explosives q a
tpudiIy2 lM en8 o9E571 - 'I15T7'0 ~ 80
,ldnh 9d THE arnendhieiit to ithelaconstitntion
n a.., Of Iowa. providing for alav prohibits
ira Il isi.ing the manufacture and sale of al
ea ol haa coholic liquors, which has been for
'aa ad some time pending fn,-tlie Supreme
~ Court, has been decided unconstitution-
lda1gai,'r al. The decision of the court is not
e'rHp b based on the fact that the state has no
l3i9"a8a power to providefof a!prohibiting law,
I, a,ras but on the ground that thegproper
ous afcourse for the obtainmeht of an
leot1o amendment toothe, constitution, had
not been taken g 7ai hi .ag 81.
-eH nhat anis8 777-7T77s' 5."tss--7 - II 7h@ 1919
aNlafsl Rufus Hatch, Of New York, whose
opinions are much regarded in business
,se. i circles, recently returned from Europe,
stF,q having made tour of observation
through England and France, says
,,.,.9 farmers are discouraged, the country
aog "a is over-popuIated, and within the next
satd twelve monthse50Oi wealthy emigrants
will come to this country, bringing at
'ra H.. least $50,o00,00O with them. Next
Z 81
ii' 1esa3 year not less than 500 100000 of for
n.hlya eign capital will arrive in the United
ilia ~ States f'.l iefoe 1o GalssoTa .7Esef min
RNhiAffi} e 80. . s---------- 81 oh 4 H.
a.aeat aat AS soon as our new city government
.4t gets fairly under way, it is expected
inqxa % attention WILDE given tothe condition
n. .es... of the sidewalks; some Of them are di-
sTs3 81 lapidated and unsafe for pedestrians.
nti q The lack of street lamps renders the
XXI walks the more hazardous. 1t is safer
Hr ee for the city to keep the Sidewalks In
t ms repairsthan run the risk of mourning
'lHneN damages for accidents which are liable
". to occur. The question of liability for
eos damages s resulting from defective
ogba walks has been we'll settled byuthe
nf2 '1 courtsd1 atfT haa sI3an aoit 7aaaI 81
t7u ~ \, SSI'"5 NJ 3uBt,g asf .sagob | nl9g1 esia
oad7s 7dl Probablysa majority of the tax-pay-
! T..taqas ers in the city are not favorably dis
posed to any considerable expenditure
sih r. for public improvements; still there
r7 ad are reasonable Improvements toWhlch
'A'A iaa no one can object. Every property
~ holder can but realize that in the pro
56aa4 portion the city is improved and beau
titled, in the same proportion will his
.5. property be enhanced in value. Strang
- az m ers desirous of purchasing houses are
ii6# attracted TO towns and cities where
81 III ''' iieatness and good tastes are observable
il they are not influenced by such con-
siderations, then they are not of the
class of persons wanted. ~
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The salt Lake Tribune says that
.a never before has there been q time
N when so many young girls were going
into polygamy as at present. Congress
at every session for some years past
has been making abortive attempts
b attempts only half in ea1nest-to sup
press this growing shame. 1t can
hardly be supposed that the law-mak-
s mo mower lacks the wisdom to enact