The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1872-08-01
TELEGRAPHIC NOTES.

LOUISVILLE, NY, July "'.-AG Cl8uI
o'clock, tonight, a prostitute named
Hammond was shot and Instantly killed
by an unknown woman, at Columbus, Ind.
PARIS, July 28.-The French govern
ment contemplates resumption of Dip
lomatic relations with Mexico, the death
of Juarez having removed the only obsta
Gle thereto.
WASHINGTON, July @9.-A circular will
soon be issued calling an Irish Republi.
can National Convention, to meet In Phil
adelphia in the middle of September, in
the interest of Grant and Wilson.
NEW ORLEANS, July 27.-The fast
evening train, hence on the New Orleans
8 Jackson Railroad, was thrown off the
track near Magnolia, Kilbourne. The
baggage master and Mrs. Baker, of Texas,
were seriously injured several, Others Sc
verely.
NEW YORK, July GA special dis.
patch from Matamoras says that the ban
ished Revolutionists are returning to
Mexico. Telegraphic communication
will bo opened to the City of Mexico in a
few DAYS Rocha and the Revolutionary
chiefs are to hold a conference on the
18th, at Monterey. The revolution is
virtually at an end.
MADRID, July 27.--An official report is
made to the department of War, announc-
ing the total defeat Of Cast1llo's band of
CaElists, Numbering one thousand men, in
the north Of Spain. Thirteen Of the
Carlists we're killed and forty five captur-
ed, ten oil whom were wounded. The
defeated insurgents carried off fifty of
their wounded with them. The defeat Of
another band Of insurgents is reported,
with the loss of three men killed and
many wounded.
WASHINGTON, July 28-The President,
while here on Wednesday, after consulta-
ton with the Secretary Of State and the
Attorney General, issued an executive
order to the United States Marshal of
Rhode Island, directing him to seize the
Cuban privateer steamer Pioneer, for VIC,
lating the neutrality laws
YOKOHAMA, July 1.-THE Mikado left
Yeddo on the 28th ultimo. accompanied
by eight war steamers, intending to visit
several Schoines, Kioto, and other por'
tions of the southern country, returning
in forty days. This is the first time in
japanese history that the Mikado has
embarked on such sn occasion. Much
good is expected to result
New YORK, July 29.-The loss by the
burning of the sugar refinery of Boyer,
Hilbert & Livingstone, this morning, is
estimated at $3O0,0O0-fully insured. "A
wall fell across the street, burying Mich
Downey, who was extracted with slight
injuries.
JANEsvILLE, July "A Iro a. Green
BAY, on Sunday afternoon, destroyed a
large single mill, the property of ALI
bright Sc Engeson also several piles OF
lumber and shingles. near the mill The
loss is $4,000; insurance $1,000. The
fire was caused by an incendiary.
MADISON, Wis, July 29.--Thomas Riv-
ers and John Shang, connected with Fore
pauoh's Menagerie, were arrested here
Yesterday by Sheriff Sexton, and the Sher-
ifs Of Ashtabula and Carroll counties,
Ohio, on charge of murder, committed
at Carrolton, on the 18th of May last,
when attached to Springer & Hendersons
circus.
FRANKFORT, June 27.-An omnibus
filled with passengers, while crossing the
railroad track in Kustrin, was run into by
the mail train and dashed to pieces.
Eight passengers were killed outright
and of the others in the omnibus none
escaped injury None on the train were
hurt.
LONDON, July 27.-Christine Nilsson
was married in Westminster Abbey to-
dav. to M. Rousiand. The nuptials were
witnessed by an immense assemblage, ms
Guiding many of the alistocracy and we'll
known attists. Among the persons pres
emit were Baron BourroN, Prussian Min
ister, R. G. Schenck, American Minister,
Lady Peel and Mile Litons. Count De-