The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1872-08-29
TELEGRAPHIC NOTES.


CINCINNATI, Aug. 26-Mrs. Frederick
fisherman, wife of a German laborer of
this city, set her clothes this evening in
flames by kindling fire in stove with
coal oil, and was mortally burned.
MADRID, Aug. 24.-Fears are entertain
ed by the government Of another insur-
rection in the provinces bordering on
France. Preparations are making to
promptly repress any disorder,
LONDON, Aug. 26.-The ex-Empress
Carlotta is reported to be dying. All
hope has been given up, and the last sac.
rament has been administered
DUBUQUE, Aug. 26.-An eight-year old
son of City Recorder G. G. Hargnes was
drowned while bathing in the Mississippi
River. George II. Remington, foreman of
the Illinois Central Shops, persisted in at
tempting to save him. He leaves large
family.
CINCINNATI, O., Aug. ga fire broke
out at midnight in a lumber yard on
Freeman street, which is supposed to have
been the work of an incendiary. John
K. Green & Co. lost $4,000 in lumber,
but are fully insured in home companies
J. &. j. NJ. Thompson lost $4,000 worth
of lumber probably insured.
New YORK, August 24.-The bank
statement shows decrease in loans of
So, 374,200; decrease in specie, $2,192l00;
decrease in legal tenders, $1,664, 400; de-
crease ir deposits, So, 3O8,3O0; increase in
circulation, S81, 100.
NEW YORK, Aug. ga fire occurred
this morning in the United States bonded
warehouse of Charles Zust, No. Wash
ington street. The loss, which falls prin
cipaIIy on importers of liquors, wifi
amount to fully $250,000. The origin of
the fire is said to have been the explosion
Of kerosene lamp.
PHILADELPHIA, Aug 20. = James
who was connected with Mara
in an attempt to assassinate Rev. Detec-
tive Brooks, three years ago, and who
was pardoned few months ago by the |
Governor, was stabbed last night in the
stomach by James Kane, with whom he
had an alteration early in the evening,and |
died this morning.
LONDON, Aug. "a 6 A. M.-Great ex.
exists in Drogheda. An out
break is momentarily feared there. The
military are confined to their barracks.
Quiet continues in Belfast. The Mayor
has ordered all public houses to remain
closed till Tuesday. The value of prop
erty destroyed by the mob is estimated
at 100000.
BERLIN, Aug. 26-Great preparations
are being made here for the festivities
the meeting Of the Emperors of
Germany, Austria and Russia. The great
lay will be the 18th of September, when
he Majesties of Russia and Austria will
De received. In the forenoon there will
De grand military parade, in the after
loon a. State banquet at the Castle, and in
he evening gala performance at the
opera, attended by the three Emperors.
This will be succeeded by torch-light
and the entire city will be il
animated.
DUBUQUE, Iowa, Aug. 26.-The session s
# the Scientific Congress was resumed
his morning. Yesterday Professors Perry
nd Winchell addressed different congre-
cations. A few papers were read this z
morning. One Of interest, by President
smith, attracted some notice. The excur.
ion to the lead mines takes place this
vening. The reception by the ladies will
,e held in the Larimer House. This is
he last day of business. Tomorrow will
,e devoted to excursions.
NEW YORK, Aug. ga Geneva spec
al says that the business Of the Tribunal t
S drawing to close, and decision is ex-
,ected in two weeks. Accountants are !
the amount of damages ocea-
Toned by each cruiser. When this is
ompleted the Arbitrators will render
heir decision First, as to whether Eng 7
and is responsible for each cruiser and,
being responsibilities to the sums Q
he should pay. The case of Americans 9
PRESSING the case and asking damages for il
he destruction of whaling ships. The t
Georgia case has been practically aban- G