The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1872-06-27
TELEGRAPHIC NOTES.
FROM MONDAY MORNING TO WEDNESDAY
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i MADRID, June, 23-The journals Of this
city deny the assertion that the Govern
ment of Spain has requested the recall OF
United States Minister Sickles.
NEW YORK, June 23.-The Greek Con
sui here has received a letter from the
Minister Of Foreign Affairs, stain g the
report of the sending Of crimi nails from
Greece to the United States is an odious
and absurd falsehood.
MADISON, June 22.--The State Superin
tendent has just apportioned one hundred
and sixty three thousand two hundred
and sixty eight dollars, state school fund
income for the year, at the rate of thirty
nine cents to each child of school age
WASHINGTON, June ga trade mark
convention between the United States,
Englands Austria and the Hungarian EN-
pire, has been proclaimed by the Presl-
dent, and will take effect from the 22d Of
July and continue in force ten years.
PRovIDENCE,y r. T., June 23.-The
saltwater wooden, mill, in SmithGeld,
owned in this city, was entirely destroyed
by fire this forenoon. Loss 100000; in,
surance 1,oOO-$1OO,OOO on mill and
machinery in the Manufacturers Mutual
Company. uu
MADRID, June 24-The affair of Dr.
Houard has at last been officially arranged
by Minister Sickles and Senior Mario s,
Minister Of Foreign Affairs, The Amer
lean Government valves the question of
the claim of DR.. Houard to American cit
izenshipI and places the action upon the
ground of friendly intercession in the
doctors behalf for an amnesty to be grant
ed by the Spanish Government.
GENEVA, June 23-It is now stated
that when the Board of Arbitration meets
again on Wednesday, the American agent
will maintain that the tribunal can adj
journ like any other court; that the pow
ers conferred by the provision under
which it was constituted enable it to en-
terrain the question of the admissibility
of the indirect claims, and that if Eng
land persists in her refusal to proceed
with the arbitration, America will press
for Judgment By default.
EVANSVILLE, Wis, June pa dispatch
FROM Oshkosh says Mary Francis McCon-
ky, aged seventeen, was killed instantly
this morning by the breaking of clipper
in the shingle-min Of Myers 6 Van Ev-
ery. The wounds seemed to be entirely
on the face and neck. The lower jaw was
completely crushed and the jugular vein
severed
CHICAGO, June 24.-An address is pub
lished to-day signed by nearly all the pas
tors of the Protestant churches in this
city setting forth the suffering of the peo-
pie of Persia from famine and calling up.
on all charitable people to contribute for
their relief. I-'
LOUISVILLE, June 24.-Major Sidney s.
Lyon, formerly State Geologist of Ken
lucky, and most eminent man in his
profession, died at his residence in etfer-
sonville, Indiana, at 500 this afternoon.
BOSTON, June 24.-Passengers report
the steamer Bristol on passage from New
York last night, ran down and sunk a
schooner in the Sound Boats were low
cred, but no survivors found.
NEW LONDON, June 24.--The steam
lighter Wallace, of New York, engaged
IN laying the foundation for lighthouse
when steaming out Of the harbor, blew up,
shatteing the entire vessel. Two of the
thirteen on board we're lost. The engineer,
Whalley, scalded beyond recovery and
five others badly scalded, but will prob
ably recover. .r5,s Id s.a.nuni l.-
A man by the name Of Schottell, resid-5
ing in the village Buttes des Morris, took
It into his head TO whip his wife for