The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1872-09-05
TELEGRAPHIC NOTES.

firms the report that the cholera is raging in India
hume Gus deaths occur daily.
LONDON Sept "A great public demonstration
is contemplated in Dublin against the occupation
of Rome by the italian Government and the sup
preston of religious orders in italy.
OswEeo, n Y. Aug 3l.-The schooner Alnba
from Toronto,was wrecked in the harbor; crew saw.
ed The schooner Orion, from Cleveland for KINGS
ton, sunk Off Long Point, Canada : crew saved.
The schooner Richardson, from Toronto, is ashore
at Pressure Isle.
BERLIN. Sept. 2.-The Emperor of Russia. Czare-
witch, and Grand Duke Vlandimier. will enter the
city on the afternoon of the 9Th. The Emperor
Iof Austria and Crown Prince of saxony will
arrive and be received on the evening of the 9th.
/ NEW YORK Aug. 30-Fhe Lo ndon Times Of the
goth. says foot and mouth disease is increasing
among the cattle to an alarming extent not
wjthstanding all precautions adopted. Official re.
turns show an increase OF over 900 cases in the
infected districts for the past week
LONDON Sept. "a special despatch to the DaiIv
Telegraph states that the King of Abyssinia has
issued an ultimatum ordering the Egyptians, who
threaten to invade the country to retire from Bo
COS. The Egyptians refused, and continued their
advance. Several Abyssinisn chieftains had al
ready submitted to the invaders.
THE HAGUE, Sept 2.-The Congress of the Inter
national Society assembled here to-day. The sit
ting was held with closed doors. The verifcat;on
of credentials of members occupied tn entire day
snd was accompanied By animated discussions.
The sitting tomorrow will be public
st Louis, Sept "A special to the Democrat
from Macon, Mo-, says ARRAY occurred there,
to-dayfn which Isaac Sumner and his son shot and
killed Peter Gislestrap. The latter was desper-
ate man, and killed Summers son-in-aw three
years ago, and has made several attem pts to xii
| the Summers.
MADISON, N. j., Aug. 29-Melvin Sanford shot
his father,a well-known sporting hotelkeeper last
night. The old man is said to have been beating
his wife, when the son shot bis father to save his
mother His wound is mortal Young Sanford
was arrested.
ST, LOUIS, Sept. 2-During fight last night at
the corner of Twentieth and Franklin Avenue be-
tween two hands of street Arab and young roughs
young man named Frank Barton who was not
concerned in the ARRAY, was stabbed in the breast
and shortly after died.
| New YORK Sept. 9Th steamboats, Iiper Tily
and Catlin, which ply between Harlem and High
| Bridge, yesterday came in collision. The smoke
STAG and part ofthe hurricane deck were torn from
the Tiger Lily, and the smoke and steam sea ping
so alarmed the passengers that a panic nearly oc-
CURED. Had the boat been crowded several lives
would have been sacrificed.
HAVANA, Aug. 31.-CaptaIn Jefferson Maury OF
the steamship Bienvilie, arrived here this morning
from Nassau and reports the burnin of the Bien-
vile, at sea. The steamship left New York on Aug
10 for Aspinwall. When in the latitude 25 degrees
u minutes, longitude "a degrees IS minutes, 345
a. m, the morning of Aug. IS, fire was discover
ed among the cargo
WASHINGTON. Sept 1.-The latest advices from
Geneva relate that the proceedings before the Tri
bunal of Arbitration progress favoraby toward this
Government, but are silent as TO the probable
amount of money which will be awarded Both
the United States and British Governments are
advised in confidence by their respective represen
tatives OF what takes place, but until the seal OF
secrecy shall be removed DO communication viii
be made to the public on the Subject.
NEW YORK. Sept, 3.-Yesterday afternoon a train
on the Long Island Road ran over a carriage near
Vestburg station, containing two ladies' boy aged
seven and g girl aged fourteen All were killed or
fatally injured, The victims supposed to be a
family named Castle, living in New York.
NEW YORK SEPT. 3 Gov Washburn OF Massa-
chusetts, publishes letter to-day in Springfield
Union, endorsing the nominations of Grant and
Wilson.
WASHINGTON, sept. 3.-Twe nty-three thousand
pies OF the public debt statement have been
printed in order to meet the demand for them from
all parts of the country.
BosroN, Sept. "a passenger OF the steamer New
England recently wrecked on her passage from 81.
Johns to this port states IN the Transcript thai
she ran ashore While steamng at full speed in a
dense fog, and the passengers, after being landed
at PASSPORT were forwarded to the railway sta ton
and left for to shift for themselves, although their
passage had been paid throu Oh. After the wreck,
the crew devoted their energy toward saving tho
cargo, but no attention was paid to the valuabl e
baggage OF t passengers.
LONDON Sept. 3-Ihe eastern end OF the great
Cathedral at Canterbury was badly burned this
morning. The fire caught over the shrine OF Bish-
op Beckett, by the upsetting of brazicr used by
workmen in repairing the dead roof. There was
great excitement. The whole garrison turned on
to assist the firemen Great delay was experienced
in checking the flames. owing to the scarcity OF
water. Considerable damage was done to the
structure and its contents.
NEW LONDON Conn, Sept The Philadelphia
and Hartford Transportation Companys steamer
Nevada from Philadelphia, Aug. 20, while anchor
ed at the mouth of the Thames river, took fire AMI
was burned to the waters edge. The cargo com
, posed OF rags, wool, merchandise, gasoline, etc.
and the vessel and cargo will prove a total loss