The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1872-10-24
TELEGRAPHIC NOTES.

Geneva, Oct. 81. - Rev. Jean Henri Merle
d'Aubigne, the celebrated historian of the Refor-
nation, died suddenly to day in this CITY, 63 years
of age.
New York.-Wm Cullen Bryant will deliver the
Grafton at the unveiling of the Walter Scott mon.
ument in Central:Park Saturday night.
London. Oct. 19.-The London Board of Public
works voted almost unanimously In favor of re-
moving tolls on Waterloo ana other toll BRIDGES
across the Thames River. A conference with the
Government for carrying out this measure vii
| shortly be held.
| Wheeling, W. ", Oct. 21.-Quite an excitement
| occurred in this City Saturday evening by a run
made on the German Bank by depositOrs.. Some
Misunderstanding aoout the endorsement of
check was thecause. All the demands were promptly
met, and the directors to day publish card hold
| ing themselves individually and collectively
responsible for all deposits iR their bank.
Richmond, Va, Oct, 20. The installation of
Right Rev. Jos. Gibbons as Catholic Bishop Of
Richmond took place today with the most inn
pressive ceremonies. Arch Bishop Bayley, Of
Baltimore, and Bishop Becker, of Wilmington,
| Delaware, were present, as were also all the
| clergymen Of the diocese and number of church
dignitaries from other sections.
| Washington, October 13.-The President to-day
| appointed Elk Governor Lucius Fairchild Consul
at Liverpool, Vice Thomas A. Dudley resigned
Henry A. Strive, Washington Territory, Secreta-
ry of that Territory. William Pound, United States
Attorney, Dacotah, Andrew S. Corrcnpost at Pc
tersburg Illinois. "a
| Washington, D. c., Oct. 19.-Recent advlces
from Senator Sumner, now in France, indicate
that he viii not return home in time to be pres
ent at the assembling of Congress, unless his
health improves very uch between this and that
| time. Mr.. Sumner awaiting with mach
anxiety the news giving the result of the October
election in Ohio, Indiana and ennsylvania.
New York. Oct 19.-south American advices
have news of any importance. In riot San
diego, Chilli between the Metropolitan police. one
person was killed and many wounded The ring
| leaders were arrested.
The attitude of Costa Rica towards2Ni caragua on
the boundary question is net considered concila-
| tory. In Costa RIGA plct to overthrow the
Guardias government during his absence was dis !.
covered and defeated by Porto, the acting presi-
dent The chief of the plot is said to be Valdez
ar, ex.mnster of Duenas, and refugee from Sal
vador He has been expelled frc m the country.
Madison, Wis, Oct. 1.-Two mysterious cases
have just TRANSFERRED in ths county Miss Amelia
Schetter, a very preposscssing girl of is years,
while on visit at her fathers at Mcfarland on
Saturday last, mysteriously disappeared in the
| evening, and clue can be ascertained as to her
whereabouts. A married woman was abducted in
| the town of Windsor about week ago, and wa
taken away forciby by two men in q covered car
rage after drugging her husband. He seems to
know nothing OF the circumstances. Her dress
was found on the road several miles from her res
idence and brought to the SherifP's Office. Fears
of foul play entertained in both of these
| New York, Oct. 2l.-A Berlin dispatch says that
| among the blows at religious liberty by the
Bi MARKHAM Government, is an order forbidding
professions in several towns of the Rhenish prov
! inces, where since time im1nemorial they ranked
| foremost among the favorte customs of the peo-
ple and where their suppression is sure to excite
great indignation. Such was the excitement
caused in Prussia by the expulsion of the Je-
suits, that the Catholic Arch bishop of Cologne
| had instituted against him a atrea-and-contempt
| suit by the Government, for daring to write p
| letter on the subject. In Holland some mobiles
had offered shelter to exiled German Jesuits, but
the Hague Government prohibited them from
| doing so. An##..ta. sA.