The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1873-10-02
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When in attendance upon the Fair
Thursday, James Ludington, Esq, of
Milwaukee. was relieved of gold watch
valued at $3.50. We understand there is
but one other of its kind in this country.
Valuable discoveries of coal have been
made near Hamden, O. The available
field is . tract six, to ten miles square.
The coal is marvel of beauty and purity
The sanitary authorities report that
the cholera is decreasing in Paris, and
the average Of deaths from the disease
for the past week was only twenty per
day. aga au 6s,aa.a.g- 'go3.F
The Daily News of London, believes
the financial panic iniNeS York will pos
sibly lead to reEum ption of specie pay
menfs. IL os ,tt aaH
i The Kansas State Fair, held at Tope Va,
was the best fair ever IN the State. ..,a
The Oconto Reporter has changed
hands. Mr. Rlnehardt having sold it to
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Mr.. G. S. Hart. .o4..-4
Il is expected that the bOmbardment Of
Cartagena, SPAN, will be reopened soon.
Actual disbursements of green back for
the purchase of bonds since the Goth,
S13,3OO,OOO.
The steamer scandinavian which left
Liverpool last week for Quebec. took out
100000 in bullion
SATURDAY.
The St. Johns College at Racine has
one hundred students.
The report published stating that the
heirs of the late Chiet Justice Chase will
lose all Of his personal estate by the fail
ure' of Jay Cooke 6 Co. is prom unced un-
true. A"Ittt h=" 1a''4
Asst. Johns dispatch reports the arri-
val there of a whaler, which met the
United States steamer Tigress at Matte
karbor. She was bound to Ivotook for
coal, she would try to meet the Northern
Whalers, in the hope of rescuing the
Pclaris crew,or gaining some intelligence
OF them.
Geo. Digson, conductor Of the Toledo
division of the Lake Shore Sc Michigan
Southern Railroad, was killed, he slipped
between the cars The deceased resided
at Erie. bn# tE.r.a.
The Coast Wrecking Co., with steam
pumps and pontoons, are at present en-
gagged in raising the schooner Cecilia,
which colided with the schooner Oriental.
Their operations thus far have been sue
cessful. She was owned by Nicholson of
Chicago, and valued at $4,000.
John Green GIGhs Mcdonald, sentenced
to the Massachusetts State Penitentary,
twenty years, has confessed that he killed
James Graham at Little Neck, Long Island
Prof T. Fl. Little, superintendent of
the State institution for the blind, has re-
turned from Europe. aa5l lt
The Ashland House, at Ashland, was
recently destroyed by fire. Loss $4,000,
with no insurance.
A man named Martin fell off the long
bridge at La Crosse, the other night, and
was nearly killed.
Everything in financial and commercial
circles wears cheerful aspect in Buffalo.
The Baptists of Wisconsin hold their
annual meetings in Waukesna, Oct LIST,
holding over the following Sabbath.
Two of the Bank of England forgers
are confined in Pentonville prison, and
two others in Holloway prison.
A dispstc from Enghien, Belgium, an.
nounces the death, in that town. of Sc
bastino Olazaga, the well-known Spanish
Statesman.
The King of Italy had long confer
ence with Prince Bismarck a few days
ago. He subsequently, took leave of the
Emperor and Imperial family, and de-
parted on his return home.
The President has rendered the office
of Chief Justice to Senator Conkling,
the Senator will accept.
Conference is to be held in GAINESVILLE,
beginning Oct. 81, and ending October 49,
The Carlists are disheartened. They
are unable to move for want of money, ar
tilery and ammunition.
Requirements for the Spanish army
in Cuba will be forwarded by the steamer
sailing fiom Cadiz for Havana early in