The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1872-04-11

of Albany, is falling very rapidly.
The Prince and Princes of Wales will
return from their Continental tour In
June.
Mr. William Cullen Bryant has arrived
at New Orleans from Havana.
Business was suspended in Boston last
Thursday In observance OF the annual
fast
The Executive Committee OF the Cen
tennial Commission have concluded their
labors in Philadelphia. The next meet
ing will be held in Washing ton
Joseph Whittle, who was almost torn
tn pieces by lion at menagerie in
Philadelphia, has since died. He wac
training the beast st the time of the acct.
dent. ..
The demands Of the London compos
itors for increase of wages, and limitation
of days work to nine hours, have been
conceded by 142 firms.
The Sacramento Union predicts that
within six years, the wine product Of
California. will be s4,546 875 gallons per
annum, valued at $1,000 O62.
Samuel jackson, Emeriirs Professor
ofthe University of P. nnsylyania, lied last
Friday, in the 85th year of his age. H.
has filed the professorship twenty-eight
years.
Two prisoners broke jail &c Monmouth
ILL.,, on Friday evening, the .iai or forget
ting to lock the door when giving item
their supper. They have not been heard
from vince, and probably Will not, 10 they
have Oeen in the Jail several times, and
this o&ense will send them to the Peni-
fa for two mr. m orn
ck.laying on the second division Of
the Denver & Rio Grande narrow guageI
road, between Colorado Springs and pR%-
bla began some days ago, and will reach
the Arkansas in time To cemmeace run.
ming regular trains from Denver to Pue-'
bla by the first of May next. The cara
ings on the first division for the last quar-,
ter of March were $4,294, besides ST 4s9'
for the construction contractors. Freight
is showing steady increase.
General E. n. Bates, the present lila
ois State Treas urer, having been strongly
urged by his friends throughout the
State, has consented to become a candi-
date for Lieutenant Governor
Dr. Peter Wilson-Ha-Ga-geh or.
Observation-Disclosures, in the Indian
tongue "a chief in the Six Nations, died
a day or two. ago on the Cattaraugusa
Reservation. He was a descendant Of
Red jacket, and was literally educated
DubGque's contem plated Grand View
avenue IS to be 100 feet wide, and afford
suburban drive OF three miles.
L Fisher, proprietor of the Three
Rivers House, at Centreville, has been
fined 81 SO for selling liquor. At st.
Tf,h ;oI1
Robert Donaldson, Charles Wells, John
Turner and William Fl. Tipp, have been
arrested on complaints of ladies. charged
with the came offense
The oldest record or document in this
State is at Kaskaskia, dated 1925. It is u
petition to Louis XIV, King of France,
asking grant of common fields, com
mons, ETC., stating the great sufferings Of
the people the preceding year from the
great flood which swept away ali their
improvements and obliged them to flee
to the bluffs opposite the village and
across the Kaskaskia River:
The contract between the North Shore
Company, of Canada, and an
association of Chicago parties, for the
construction OF road between Montreal |
and Quebec, was finally executed On Fri
day April 6. The city of Quebec gives
one million of dollars, aud the land grant
Is estimated to be worth at least tea mil
lions of dollars. Besides, the local par
isles along the line subscribe literally
The work will be begun at once and
prosecuted vigorously. .a.
Among the present notables at Paris
is Prince Orloff, who is winning the wo-
men and astonishing the men with his
expenditures and his horsemanship. He
wears one jewel of immense value, and
rides horse from Tartary which cost
30 600 francs, and manages it with such
ease and grace as to elicit the admiration
of all.
The report of M De Lesseps on the
present condition of the Suez Canal states
that all work on the canal has been CON-
pleted, and that there is minimum
depth throughout Of 26 feet Q inches
Steamers Of $500 tons pass without diff :
ficulty, and one American steamer of 8, 900
tons has gone through. These passages
have Quoted all apprehensions, and the
largest merchant vessels are now freight !
I'd to go to Asia oiG the Canal, which
may, therefore, be set down as success.
Information is received that Francois ,
Jules Pilet de Ia Rios, the eminent Swiss
scholar, scientist, and statesman, died at
Geneva March Is, aged 63. la4*A
Rev. Robert Collycr preached to an ,
immense congregation in tie Academy
Of Music, Brooklyn, on Sunday evening,
IN the subject of Christian Society"
Daniel d. Hunt, a prominent Free Ma
son of Newark, hanged himself, on Sun ,
day, owing to financial embarrassment.
A Quincy Oll) despatch states that I
withia the past few days six well known
citizens have died there, IN all but one |
instance of anonlexv Thee Of the de. j