The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1872-02-15
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Col; W. John Forney has resigned the Office
VI ~, oolle s OF customs at Philadelphia, to
Lord Mayo, Governor General of India. Is
reported to have been stabbed and killed
by q convict at Port Blair. Andamen
Islands. ou
The warehouses in Central Illinois are
literally bursting with the weight of corn
The famous Mexican desperate, Thomas
Rodundo, alias Procopio, who is charged with
many murders, stage robberies and Other
crimes, was captured at his hidng-place in
San francisco on Saturday. ="
A dispatch from Cork, ireland. reports thai
terrible storm has prevailed for the past few
days on the southern coast Of Ireland and
several disasters, with serious loss of life, are
reported. -
Wm. Porter and Thomas Brixley, slash
Ionable burglars. who were arrested in New
York on Friday night with the implements
Of their profession, offered S., 900 each to the
ofhcers to be released. They have heretofore
moved III aristocrabc society,
mere Is report at Sioux City that the
Indian Chief, Spotted Tail, and his band.
when ON their return from the buffalo hunt
win the Grand Duke Alexis, were overtaken
oy q terrible, freezing rain.storm. and tha
whole party persisted.
Mayor Hall of New York will be brought to
trial Tor MS many misdemeancrs on Monday
next FIVE indictments were preferred
against him and his bail fixed at IS 600.
Tue recent outbreak OF fanaticisY1 in the
toWEot Jundil, in theArgentineC on federation.
south America resulted in fearful massacre
Coionei d: A Watrous, of Fond du Lac.
President OF the Northern Wisconsin Editorial
Association, has issued call for an Editorial
Convention, to meet at the National Hotel
Menacha, Feb. %, for the consideration OF
matters OF interest to Northern Wisconsin,,
Reliable estimates, by competent judges. fix
nf Nf mir lxo..
the present winter, on Wolf River. Wis. and
tributaries, at 150 600 600 r..s
new feature of the lumber trade of On
ouque is the receiving OF shingles directly
from Necedah, Wis, all rail.
The City Council of Springfield, Mass.
has elected Miss s. j. Williams Citv Phys2,
ician te."E ~ ~ 'DI.
There was almost panic in stocks at san
francisco on Saturday. the fall EXTENDING.
through almost the entire list. $50
The assets Of the Methodist Book Copcarr
are 81, 800, 000 liabilities, $70O, 600.
Senator Davis Of Kentucky still continuea
In q precarlous condition. Hopes however
| are entertained of his recovery.
Governor Reed ofFloridn has been impeach
ed. - 1850
The Grand Duke Alexis has arrived in New
Orleans.
| 1t is estimated that there are $40 900 600
deposited in the savings banks CT Pittsburgh,
| Pa. sA'
Ine eiectlon @G Salt Lake on Monday Is de-
nonnced as a farce. A.
passenger train that left Ogden, Jan. IS
Tor the East arrived at Laramie on Monday.
The road is still blocked east and west Of
Rawins.
The fowring mills of Frost, Wood &, Go at
Monticello, Iowa. were burned on Tuesday.
The loss is 0,0o0 insurance So. 900.
Conductor Charles Blanchard was recently
killed on the Illinois Central Railroad near
Ell PasO. tt ~
The Prince of Wales is at Osborne with the
Queen and members Of the Royal family. He
goes out daily, but his strength is not suffi-
GENTLY restored to permit of IN immediate
visit to London. Essf 'F.s/. sEE
The Pope will soon send forth an encyclical
letter on the subject of public obstruction and
its relations with the church and state
Minister Jay. of Austria, arrived in Rome ON
Monday TO meet Gen. Sherman and Lieut..
Grant both OF whom were presented to king
Victor Emanuel, who gave them . cordial re-
I'ception. Az ..r..ta.@t ...,.. XXX.
The Hon. John EVELYN Denison. late
Speaker of the House of Conlnlons, is gazetted-
as Viscount DISTINCTION. He appeared in the
House OF Lords on Tuesday evening, aud the
oath having been administered, took his seat
as q peer. s.. . -..e.. . .. ..r.
toward q fund to deiray the expenses of the
proposed expedition in search of DIR. Living
stone - tti.t . .,.-
Lieut.. Grant will stay In Rome until the
goth. Gen. Sherman proceeds to Naples.
whence he will embark for the Crimea. He
VIII extend his tour TO theCnucasus. The Cen
eral, accompanied by Lieut.. Grant. had an
audience with FRINGE Humbert on Tuesday
and was most cordially received. al d Ill
Dr.. Spaulding, one of the oldest and most
respected citizens of Galesburg, I'll. and
prominentMason,d died in that city on the 18th
inst. t.f n 7.4- ctst. ~ 4. l..
At the annual meeting of the stockholders
of the Dubuque s. Sioux City Railroad Com.
pany, the following Board of Directors was
Willis James. j. F. Slater, Frederick Schuc-
hardt. The following hold over for another e
year Abram 8. Hewitt, J. Pierpont Gordon,
Lorenzo Blackstone, and James A. Rosenvelt.
The following Directors were elected for the
ensuing year: Directors of the Dubuque SS
Southwestern Railroad Company, ID. Willis
James, NJ. X. Jesup, John Crerar, Sam IA. p
Strong, John r Farley. s4 s n'Ioia X7iai"