The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1872-02-22
. BREyITIEs BY TELEGRAPH.

William Wood, managing editor Of the Brooklyn
Eagle IS dead. .....t
Ten thousand valentines, it is said, passed
through New York Post-Ofice, on Yale&ino's Day
aud 10000 through the Brooklyn Office. E9Ilf
The Pennsylvania Railroad Company has in
creased the pay Of engineers, and other employees
on the road, fifteen per cent. ..# ~ tt-s.
Tweed's Senatorial election is being enquired
| into. 1880 ~ *"t-t-. 80 -'fa.,
| William Bowling, switch man in the Illinois
Central yards at Dubuque caught his foot in a
guard-rail recently falling under train, and seven
cars passed over him, killing him instantly, and
mangling his body in a terrible manner.
Small Pox is rapidly decreasing in New York
City, owing it is claimed to very general vaccine
ton.
Thos A. Scott tbs railway king has been elect
ed President of ths Texas Pacific Railroad 06ce
Marshall N. Roberts resigned. }uit .s
| The trial of Mayor Hall Of New York is fXed for
Monday Feb. 20. Judge DAILY will preside. tit4
! There are rurnors OF new postal treaty between
the United States and France. ,+ie1H1
Although trains are moving on the Union Pacific
Road, the blockade is not yet raised. ~
The population Of st. Louis, is $4,000. sgl. 81
According to a New York dispatch tits estimated
that property to the amount of ,000O0O is now
completely locked awaiting transportation, at yari
points on the canal, river and railroad lines Of
communication.
John Ii. Surratt is teaching school at Brookville,
Md. .htarigs. ..tr 81. 5-l ..s,..' .zr slr
The Sultan of Turkey has appointed a minister OF
Public instruction. ~. 3 ~. 4sstra BE-. = $40 u
l. Hon. George ii. Boxer. the newly appointed min
lister Of the United States to Constantinope, was
presented to Thiers on Sunday by Mr.. Washburne
The Right Hon. ". E Gladstone entertained
Minister Schenck at dinner on Saturday. ,f0r
There is no doubt whatever of the existence Of q
secret treaty between Great Britain and Canada,
looking to the national independence of the latter
as soon as the Alabama claims are disposed or.
Its existence s only known to three individuals In
Canada, Lord Lisgar, Sir John A. Nc Donald and
Sir George r. Cartier. g .s ua NHgaa .r.- ..l.
| TIE accident to Madame Ristori the well-known
tragedlenne, by the recent railway accident near
Perugia, is more serious than at first supposed.
bruises. sustained q
fracture OF the knee-pan, which will render her
unable to attend to her professional duties for a
| long time. t.s
| DR.. Sawyer of Boston has already received ap-
plicatons from over eight thousand singers for the
grand jubilee chorus, the Handel and Haydn So
The Emperor of Germany is seriously indisposed.
The Union Pacific road is reported as clear from
distractions. n eg
Mr.. Brewer of New York, one of the blockaded
passengers on the Pacific road who arrived at San
Francisco died on Tuesday evening from the effects
OF exposure and fatigue. a## Il
| The son of Mathew Arnold is dead.
The Prince Of Walesis going to Yarmouth to re-
cuperate.
Alexis has left for Pensacola mi 08i
| General Sherman is going to Egypt.
| Forrest Porter has been nominated Associate
Justice Of Arizona.
| A HerdLdS Washington despatch saws if is mn
derstood that John W. Forney will be made Post
master General in place of Cresswell. 4
1t is understood that the Commissioner eff Inter-
nal Revenue will suspend the tax on canned fruits
syrups, &c, until Congress adjourns.g BIZ ~
The latest dispatches state that Paris is in a
state of excitement over the conspiracy in behalf
of the Bonaparte dynasty, which the Government
evidently believes to exist and to threaten serious
ly Guards have been doubled, and other precau-
tons taken against uprising stratagem to
overturn the State. .Ioa
+ Sen. Won Moltke and cyonRoon have been ere
ate dife peers by Royal decree, and will take seats
in the upper chamber of the Prussian diet.
The London Times Of Monday in an article on
the Alabama claims question, says: " Our relations
with the United States are such that nothing
SlOul0 n laS Gov.
ernment.r The Times hopes though family, that
the American Cabinet will yield to public opinion
In the House of Commons, on Monday night
Premier Gladstone replied to the inquiry as to the
time when the American case on the Alabama
claims received. He admitted that a few
copies reached England. in December, but nearly
all were sent to the foreign Office the Diplomatic
corps, and Arbitrators themselves. 1t was only in
the vicinity Of the LIST Of February that the Cabinet
was supplied with the document When he first
saw the case, he thought it was an able argument
in regard to the Alabama claims, but he was sur
introduced in it. ], ltai3 1As ~ - n 1TsgI
l. Gold is firm at 110L. essFe3 @lNae