The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1873-12-18

VIII IoT TIC establlkEmonC, nOAE DOeCOnsOt
Q home Tor the treatment and acccmma.
dation Of these afflicted with hypschon-
dria, fromrwhich .malady Adams Suffered
for years. Sou
A party of Arrspahoes and Cheyenne
chiefs have a1rived.at On aha from Wash.
ington, WHARF they have been tryiAg to-
get new reservation. Governments re-
fuses, and they are feeling very ngly
about it, and trouble IS anticipated tAe
comiRg season. , ....
The Bender family, charged With a
numbcr ofmurders in Kansas wers ar.
rested st Bingingvine, 8. c., few days
ago. The father and mother are in cus-
tedy, and tie sen and daughter, liyiag in
Moth Carolina, srs,hsing sought after.
Ike family name is webb.
About fear hund1sd Cincinneti work
men On Saturday passed resolutions that
any government should be overthrown
that failed to furnish. employment to its
pscr citizens, and adopted resolutions
modifying the, New Yerk resolution to
demand week CT remission of rents until
April. ,...r.... ......
A Washington dispatch states that
there is . general indisresit;on among
fnembsrs Of Congress to increase taxation
A public meeting en- the sabject of
cheap transportation was held in the hall
efths House CT Representatives On 6atur-
Gay evening. Fifty or sixty members. of
Congress were present. The meeting Vas
presided overg5y Representative Dunnsl,
ef>Ainnesots. The general sentiments
s6 Che speakers was in favor of tho laa-
pceyemeHt Of The present water routes
Was adopted Sfavoring unitJ
Of action IN the part of members whess
constituents ars,;nterssteS in cheap trans-
postatien.
The Northern and Southern Pacific
Railroads will ask about $4,000 aid
frsn, Congress.
The accounts sf David A,Gage, City
Treasury of Chicago, are shsrt nearly 400 i.
600. a portion of this amSuEt Is locked
up in the Second Nasional and Merchants
NatisEal banks. Mr.. Gage viii make the
deficit good.
Samuel Nelson, ex Judge of the U. S.
Supreme, Court, died Of spoplexy at Coop.
erstown, n T.. en- Saturday.
The US. steamer dispatch has sailed
for Cuba from Kay West with feur Off
GERS and thirty nine men from the Paw
nee, to receive the VlrgiuiHS and take her
TO northern port. The VirginiuS end
her surviving passengers and crew are to
be delivered at Bahia Hondr.
A London Gispatcb dated the 19th,eaYs
the ship Arabia, from Calcutta for Boston
fouRdered at sGa, in latitude % north
longitude % west. Part of the crew were
landed at Greenland. The remainder
thirteea in number, were drowned w Lille
bailing. e
The steamer Biafre has arrived at Liv-
erpool fron the African gold ceast. She
reports on tive British vessels fifty men
down with the fever. The Biafre has
seven deaths On board from typhoid fe-,
yer.
A recancil1atfon has been effected be-
tween CASTELAR, aud Salmeron, in Spain.
The books and papers of six or eight
ry-goods frm ia New York have been
seized by custom officers on charges of
fraud in the i'm portation of handkerChiefs.
Suits have been entered against three of
the firm. The others are under invest;-
cation. Between 100000 and 100000
IS the amount involved.
It is stated that under the most favor
able circumstances it will take three or
four days to move to Underwater the fifty
boots lying within ten miles west of
Schenectady.
A dispatch from Portland, India ma,
states that the iron bridge in process of
construction was swept into the Wabash
river by the frsshct and 13 men carried
with it, but all managed to reach land i'll
safety. That town is completely flooded,
and the cellars are filled with water.
Kosciusko county, Indiana. was on Satur
day nearly submerged with water. There
are 3G lakes that arc as full as their Ca