The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1872-10-10
TELNGRAPHIC NOTES.

London, Oct. 5--A Paris corresp ondest of the
1V"ses tslegraphed that the Russian Ambassador
In that city has received q rote from Taoanieff
Secretary OF the Emperor's Privy Council, with
drawing the congratulations which the Emperor
had rendered to M. Theirs, and expressing the
dissatisfaction Of Russia at the aggressive atti-
tude Of the Radical party ofFrance.
New York, Oct. 5.-Kngston (Jama ica) advices
state that the indians Of Honduras have made
another raid on British settlers at Orangewalk
near Carosaley, Yucatan. There were abeut 800 of
the raiders. The British garrison made a gallant
defense, killing a few OF the enemy and wourding
some others Two soldiers were killed and six
lteen~woanded, and one civilian killed and seven
teen wounded. The Indians PLACED to the OK
tent or thirty or forty thousand dellars and re-
tired. ~ iGGt Has rltf
New York, Oct. 5-ChieR Of Police McWilliams
and Detective Doyle, of the Jersey City force, were
arrested this morning, charged with being i'm
pilcated in the attempted robbery of the First
National Bank of Jersey City The prisoners
were committed Tor trial. They were subseuu emit
| ly bailed in $40 900 each. ohas. J. Proctor and
Frank Deuman, with whom the above were sup
posed to be implicated, we're this afternoon found
guilty Of breaking into the First National Bank OF
Jersey City, in 1une last
San Francisco, Oct GA dispatch has lust been
rsceivedfrom Governor Mccormick OF Arizona,
to the CITY, saying the attack Of Colonel Mas on on
the Apaches and Mohaves is the most important
blow ever dealt the hostile Indians in the territory
! 1t is now known that most of the murders and rob-
berries are to be charged to them and that at least
two ofthe killed participated in the massacre Of
the Loring party near Wyckeubargh in Novem-
per, a number of those who lately left the Dale
/ Creek reservation were found among the bands.
! Washington, Oct. 5.-In the work now in pre-
paratlon by Assistant Secretary of the Treasury
Richardson, on finances, he says, after quoting
the law of February, 1853, for the reduction If
Ecurrency, at that time the amount outstanding l.
100000. That is the limit below which the
circulation of United States notes cannot be re-
duced without Congressional enactment. Be-
tween that amount and S4O0O0O,000 is authorized
by law. The issues of reserve of forty -four mil
lions is left to tn discretion of the Secretary who
has never since availed himself of it, to any extent
whatever, except on two occasions, during Sep
TENDER 1869. Abont mill ON and a half of three
per cent demand certificates, which came in sud-
denly for redemp ton, were paid out of this re-
serve, but the amount Withdrawn was within
two weeks agai Il restored thereto
! Atlantic, Oct. 7.-While Samuel Carley, Of De-
Kalb county,was driving his wife and three chill
dren to church. yesterday a tree fell across the
wagon and killed the lady and one child, and
wounded, probably fa,ally, the other two chill
dren. I..
Boston, Oct, THE Uxbridge mills, Nos. s. 6
and 7, Sargents wharf, were burned this morning.
Loss nearly $40, 600.
On Saturday, L. W. Crane, an insurance agent,
and Geo. Williams, stencil plate cutter, were ar
rested, the latter for robbng the letter boxes of
tho Boston postofice Of letters containg drafts and
money, the former for uttering forged checks and
being accessory to the acts committee by Will
liams. The amount taken was ab out s62
St. Paul, Oct. IA young man named Mat
Ptcifer was fatally shot while hunting ducks near
this city yesterday by careessly pulling his gun
out Of wagon the trigger hitting something and
the charge striking him in the groin and abdomen.
He dsd few hours afterward.
Paris, Oct.7.-The Journal official announces
the appointment of French Supreme Council of
war, the members of which are Marshal McMahon
Marshal Canrobert, Gen. LAdmraut, Duke
D'Aumae, Admirable Laroncerelle, Nowey and
Mr.. Denone. Tho Council is charged with the
organization ano administration of the army, but
not with the direction of military m ovements
! Copenhagen, Oct. THE session of Reichstac
was opened to-day by the King IN person. His
speech promises an early settlement of The Schles
wig question The King was heartily applauded
by the members on his entrance into the Cham
Der and at the conclusion OF the speech.
! Washington, Oct. 5-At the interview veeter
day, between the President and the Japanese Min
lister, Mort, in response TO remark of the Presi-
dent relative to the recent news from Japan, Mr.
Mori said that his own advces up to this time did
not sustain it, but he hoped soon to be able to lay
fun intelligence before this governme Mt The
President remarked that the progressionists APP
peared TO be far in advance of public sentiment
which Mr.. Mort admitted, repeating his views of
day or two ago, that the best policy was to admit
the retrogresAionsts to their share of power, and
assimilate them to the progressive by education.
Mr.. Mort furhor said that in his opinion the'
progressive tendency is irresistible. Further con-
versation was had in reference to the japanese
loan and the construction Of Japanese naval yea
sells IN New York. The legation, it is said is evil
IDENTIFY alarmed at the wide publicity given to the
late upon the internal situation of the era
pire.
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MASKS AND FACEs.-Lades who make their faces
and necks with enamels endanger their health to
no purpose. The plaster work deceives nobody
There is but one article known which will restore
q biemished complexion or create external bril-
liancY and bloom where they have never hitherto