The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1872-04-25
BREVIITES BY TELEGRAPH.

Navigation has been resumed on Lake Cham.
PLAIN.
The sixth grand state fair of LouIsina COM
mences April oath, continuing six days.
There are said to be 300 German newspapers
in the United States.
number of prominent Swiss gen tlemen pur-
pose visiting Tennessee in the interest of eEi-
grafton.
There are three hundred and seventy-one reg
ular colleges in the United States, according to
the New York Tribune # M
The census f1s7o gives the number Of blind
people in the United States as being over twenty
thousand. In France the proportion is double
this number.
A lady in Alexandria, Va, who lost her pocket
book last October has just received il through the
postoffce. 1t contained the same amount CT
money, though net the same notes, as it did
when she lost it,
The Duluth Herald says that 1909, eco ties
100000 telegraph poles, 10000 piles, and 100000
feet of logs, at the very least, have been cut on
the Northern Pacific railroad line this winter,
Civilizations axe has been at work.
Kossuth is seventy years of age, and though
not by any means rich. lives in comfortable indie
l
pendence.
The new State valuation places the real and
personal property of Boston at $638 531 49, and
on every $1,000 of the State tax Boston is to pay
S36894. According to the report of the city asses
sors last May the total was S612, 100000.
Monday night, Col. H. McCord, President of the
| Southern Railroad Association, was robbed at a
hotel in Grenada, Miss, of diamonds, q gold
watch, 81 200 in gold and lot Of currency valued
at several thousand dollars.
The Sultan of Turkey has sent ono of his steam
achts to Odessa to convey Gen. Sherman and
Lieut.. Grant and friends to Sebastopol. A. w.
Thayer, US. Consuat Trieste, has Joined the
party.
The English mail steamer from Aspinwal re-
ports thBt the American steamer Ocean Queen
went ashore IN the harbor at Aspinwall and
sprung leak. Her injuries are severe. She wa =
announced to sail on the Goth, if repairs were
completed.
At Toronto, thirteen printers have been held
to answer the charge Of conspiring to prevent
men from going to work in offices where the nm
len is not recognized The printers strike CT u
times, but the p aces If the strikers are being
filed. Boss. .l# atas f"G u.
| . WI. CyfuS w. FIelo IS ea1d to have asserted
that in his recent travels in Germa y France and
Italy he did not hear of single statesman iu rist
or authority upon international law who does
not speak OF the claim O. the United States for in
direct damages as preposterous.
Hon. George Bancroft. our Minister to Berlin,
is an experienced and elegant equestrian. Every
pleasant afternoon he may be seen trottlng
through the ''Liergarten'' mounted on a thor
| oughhred horse, and dressed something after the
| style Of the "Fine old English Gentleman - e.
in tight-ftting trowsers, hlgh-top boots and
highly, polished silk hat. Mr.. Bancroft is abour
the 0nly diplomat who enjoys any Intimacy with
| the Emperor William.
The claimant IN the Tichborne case has been
admitted to bail and will be Summoned soon to
answer charges ofperjury and forgery.
Augustus Bishop son of Sir H. Y Bishop, thu
English composer, and Madame Anne Bish0n the
we'll known vocalist, found dead. Monday
morning, in a room in his mothers house at
New York. Re was thirty five years of age and
| apparsn. ~ in good health when he went to bed
the previous evening. \ post norton examua
hon showed that his death was from natural
causes.