The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1873-10-30

os'SSS a cIplHDhA HnnounCO
that their f"rccs in the:province of. Corona
achieved brilliant victory on the 10 h
near Puigcerda. Two hundred COVER
ment troops are reported killed. saJ 4
Dominion parliament was opened at
Ottawa yesterday, with a:speech from ,he
governor general, who expressed q wish
for sarly and vigorous prosecution of the
Canada Pacific Rail.oad. s.If f1g.i .
sa4y SATURDAY. OCT. 25th. 4l%
The insurgents of CartaRena have re
solved TO arm the merchant vessels cap
tured by them. IA
Mr. John COLA resident of Taylerville,
Ill, accidentIy shot and killed himself
while cut hunting a LAY or two since.
AL'ndon dispatch of this morning says:
The bark British Banner was run into
last night by anol her vessel, and sunk
almost immediately. Eight Of her crew
were drowned" FILA
Shaw. who was convicted at Sandy
Hill, Washington county, N Y, Of the
murder Of his wife end children by poison
has been sentenced to be hanged on Fri
day, November 90. $500 s~ A.2ai@ q
Two additional indictments, one for
perjury and the other for forgery, were
found by the Grand Jury of the United
States District Court of Western Pennsyl
vania, against ex-Pestmastsr Stewart, at
Plttsburgn, Pa, yesterday, .
A Dispatch, ON the 2lst from Bedford
Ind, says: About fifteen cases Of genu-
inc cholera have occurred on Aliens
Creek, in Polk township Monroe county.
in the last week, nearly ak of which have
proved fatal Five out of tho family have
been carried away. The neighborhond
has always been considered healthy, aud
this sudden appearance of cholera cause.
much surprise and conformation" ....
a derrick at the new bridge building
over the Kaw river, in Kansas, by The
Kansas Pacific Railroad, broke yesterday
and four men were injured, two of then
fai ally. 74# taasJ.A @..s "a ""'L 8
The great ship Three Brothers, for
mcrly the stermer Vanderbilt, was towed
out to sea rom the port of 8 IN Franci SEQ
yesterday - Thousands ofpeople collected
to witness her departure. The Three
Bros Eers carries 800 tons of wheat, and
is the largest sailing vessel in the werlc
Her cargo is valued at $4,000
The House of Episcopal Bishops met in
New York city yesterday and elected the
Rev. John s. Spsulding Rector Of st
Pnul's, Erie, Pa, rs Missionary Bishop 81
Colorado, Wyoming and Mexico, as tn.
successor Of the late Bish p Randall.
MONDAY. OCT. 27rH.
Peake, Opdyke & Co., thu large New
York dry goods firm which suspended
about thres weeks ago, have resumed.
The neutrality-suspicious. has discovered
large and valuable deposits..of cinnabars II
Northern Arizona.
New York dispatches announces that com.
pany has been formed in England with Q
capital OF $40 600 QUO for the purpose OF laying
another cable teiegrap phi between that country
and the United stat es the American terminus
to be somewhere on Long Island The cable
| it Is stated, will be conneceed with wires
| = ong the line OF the Erie, Baltimore and Ohio
| and Eennsylvania Roads The Directors o
the company are English and American cap.
| talists .a.
There was light fall OF snow at Omaha
| Sunday morning Snow tellst Lincoln, Neb
Sal urday night, one inch deep,
There have been found six bodies this year
IN the Mississippi river. near Prairie du Chen.
| Wis. No one can tell how the poor uutortun.
Ates came to their sad end.
| Mr.. Major, OF Iowa Falls. Iowa, while
| absent short distance from his house, one
day last week, was called by the cries OF his
wife aud children. On arriving found his wife
and two children on the outside burned to d
crisp. caused by the explosion OF kerosene
lamp.
TUESDAY, OCT 28th.
A. B. Meacham, the survivor Of the
Modoc massacre, spoke at Des Moine>
last nigh He formerly resided in thai
vicinity.
A man named D orsey, from Vernon
Ind, employed on new bridge In the.
western part of Indianapolis,wa instant
~ killed yesterday afternoon, by the fall
ing of derrick.
At mOeting of Pittsburg fur oace own
ers held Saturday, every fur
mace in that city and vicinity was repre-
sented, it was unanimously resolved that
eft Gnrr dim Inn E