The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1870-05-05
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of the State Prison, together with the
machinery, tools, &c Loss estimated at
about $150,0OO
Parties arriving at Sioux City last Sun
day, report the Cheyenne Agency IN the
possession of the Indians Major Ran
dali and his comrades were prisoners.
THE savages had killed large numbers Of
cattle, the carcasses Of which are seen
along the river banks and on the sand
! bars.
The House has passed a resolution Civ
ing Mrs. Lincoln an annual pension of
$4,000, to take effect Immediately. The
Senate Pension Committee reported last
Monday adversely on the same matter.
A number Of young ladies in New
York are about t. opon a club on Fifth
Avenue and the initiation fee is 5000
The Appleton Crescent mentions the
birth cfa child in Maple Greek, Outage
mic county, that weighed 20 pounds.
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worth Of new buildings have been con
tracted for in Madison to be commenced
in few weeks. So says the Democrat.
Among the witnesses in the Mcfarland
trial last Tuesday, was Hon. David At
wood, of Madison.
Governor Morton OF Indiana is a per
manent invalid, and walks with a cane
in each hand.
Heenan offers to back an American for
$4,000 to fight the winner in the Mace
Allen fight next Tuesday
The public debt was reduced $11 600
900 during the month Of April
The Canadian authorities have decided
to organize new province out of the
Winnipeg region, 70 be called Manitoba.
Lieut.. Gen. Sheridan and several mem
hers Of his staff left Chicago yesterday for
the frontier, intending to make a
thorough investigation of the Indian diff
ticulties in Wyoming, Montana, and other
Territories
Last Tuesday the House of Represents
tives passed joint resolution to adjourn
the present session on the 4th of July.
The Senate has not yet taken action up
on it,
John Jones, a prominent, intelligent
colored citizen of Chicago, was drawn as
a grand Juror IN that city last Tuesday.
The French Emperor is threatened with
death from Internal machines.
Several houses were struck by light
ming in New Orleans last Sunday, during
a severe thunder storm. One colored
woman was killed.
Deputy U. S. Marshal W. r. Storey, at
Salt Lake, was shot and instantly killed
by desperate named Howes whom he
was about to arrest.
During the pass week heavy fires have
occurred at New York, Jersey City, Bos-
ton, Saratoga, Waupun, Des Moines,
Boonsboro, Princeton, Ill.,, and Lspeer,
Mich, involving losses averaging from
$4,000 to $4,000.
The Government does not believe there
is any foundation in the Fenian rumors,
and has so informed the British minister
About one thousand officers and men Of
the 14th and 18th U. s. Infantry passed
through Chicago last Thursday on their
way to the frontier to persuade the "no
bic red man to keep quiet.
The Virginia Supreme Court of APP
peals has decided that Ellison, the sp-
pointee of the Common Council Of Rich
mond, is the lawful mayor of that city.
A Cincinnati druggist reports that
there are no less than thousand arsenic
eaters in that city, mostly young wemen
who take the drug for their complexion.
A Mobile actor has ueTueathed his
head to the theatre, to be used after his
death as the skull of Yorick.
Commodore Vanderbilt and several
others were arrested in New York last
Friday for fast driving, and confined in
station house two hours, when they were
released by the Justice.
George Peabody left about $4,000, 600
in personal property in England.
E. NJ. Stanton, son of the late Secreta-
ry, has been offered the position of As
sistant District Attorney, under the At
torney General of the District, but declin.
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