The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1872-11-21
O,Connor't vote 10 the United States IL
estimated at between $4,000 and 40, 900.

John Hicks, of the Oshkosh Northwest
srn, will be a candidate for the office of
Sorgrant-at-Arms in the Senate.
Little Delaware's Republican majority
is 9e8. That isn't very large, but being
the first time, it will do. -~
The straight out Democratic vote of
Illinois flor O'Conor and Adams secofd-i
ing to the official returns, was 3,043.
#YWE E& 2 SIS esd 8fst89
A member of the Cabinet is auth0rity
for saying that the President in hjs forth
ceming message will recommend uuiver
sal amnesty. ~~-a-ss
Postmaster General Cresswell, in his
report this year, renews his recommenda-
tloR for postal telegraph system thrOugh.
out the country.
A convention of school superb ntendents
and other educational meA will be held
in Madison on the goth, eth and 2Sth of
next month.
For Speaker of the State Legislature,
the names of Samuel S. Brannau, of Port
age, and II. D. Barron, of Polk, have thus
far been meAtioned. Hs.NG# GG&
The GermAn authorities have coMmsnd
ed the railway companies to charge emf
grants full rates FOR transporting them TO
the sea-board. a s4.er
The leading elders of the Church of
Later Day Saints, commonly called the
Mormons, are about To visit the ancient
country of Judea, to select site for new
and abiding city. Is.
President Theirs requested from the
French Assembly vote of confidence in
his administration. The vote was taken,
but Theirs had a very small majority.
There is now soms uneasiness in France,
but nothing serious will probably occur.
The Mixed Commission on American
and British Claims on Thursday last,
awarded claims amounting to $1,000 in
gold, to be paid by the United States to
Great Britain, principally for property of
British subjects destroyed or seized py
the United States forces during the war.
The Lynchburg, (Ya.) Nts0s, Lemoans
the result of the election IN this wise:-
"Poor old Virginia The Stats of Robert
E. Lee, to make her frst appearance in a
Presidential contest after the war at the
chariot wheels of U. s. Grant. The State
Of Washington, Jefferson, Madison, Mar
shall to come to this."
Warrants have been issued at Roches-
ter, N. Y, for the arrest Of Susan B. An.
thony and other women for illegal voting
It is barely possible that this action on
the part of United States Commission Ell
may lead to a test case before the Supreme
Court of the United States, involving a
decision as to woman's right to vote I'm.
der the Fourteenth Amendment.
Last Monday there were confagrations
in Boston, Brooklyn, st Louis, New Or
leans, Baton Rouge, and Jacksonville, ILL.,,
destructive gale on Lake Supqrior-cal-
amitous hurricane in Northern Europe
earthquake shock in New Hampshire
the horse disease and the poultry plague
all over the country-and murders, sui
cides and criminal outIages almost every
where.
Liberalism vas buried by the sore
heads of Ohio last Friday. La an address
tS-somebody in Ohio, they say sit j.
not our purpose at this time to speak OF
the causes of this result"-the reelection
of Grant. This is something they don'l
attempt to explain, but the editor Of the
Un5Sn knows all about it. The great
cause, he says, is to be found in the gen
cral Generalization Of the American PEG.
pie! Is it!
How do the leading Performers" fee
over the endorsement" they received in
their own State. Summers State gives
$4,000 majority for Grant Grows and
Curtin's 10000 majority for Grant
TrumbulrS State gives $4,000 majorit,
for Grant; Fenton's State gives 10000
majority for Grant; Greeley'a nativ,
State Votes five to one against him, ant
Brown and Schurz's State is uncomforta,
bly, close. s..... ..~..
A bill is being prepared to ombody
plans devised by the Treasury Department
for the revision of the internal revenue