The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1873-11-06

NEW oIA cry IOt 1919 are go 0uU ,UvO,
on increase IF 1000, 600 over hose of the
present year. The county appropriations
are $13, 400 600, an increase of 3h0o 00e
Tbs total appropriation. $38 00O. 600. docs
not show a disposition to practice the
economy which has. heen preached So
much of late in that city. ISL
The differences between the Dakota
Southern Railroad Company and Yank-
ton county, which have been pending in
the courts for a long time, and out of
which grew the murder of General Nc |
Cook 10y Wintermutp. have finally been
settled in favor # the company. The in
juction resraining tho latter frem nego-
tiating its mortgage-hon3s having been
removed, the company will now com
mence erecting the railroad buildings at
Yank'on a s
The court at Yanktnn, Dakota Terri
tor' adjourned yesterday until the second
Tuesday in January. 1874. Wintermute,
the slayer of McCook, will probably be
tried 1T that term. He is now at liberty
under $50 900 bonds.
The dead body of q horse-thief, named
Thomas box, was found hanging in the
woods near Virginia City, Cedar county
Mo-, on the morning of tho 28th. No
clue 0 the murderers
4 New Orleans dispatch of yesterday
Us: Pierre Berlin. Frank Cairo and Bor-
q la 8, sentenced t. he Penitentiary for
theft, csc ped from the Parish Prison to-
day by throwing pepper in the turnkey
eyes. .s- .t.. .,...al
Rowing bands of Sioux having recently
cruelty raided on the Pawnees and other
friendly tribes, the matter has been made
the subject of consultation between the
, Interior and War Departments, and or
ders have been given By tbe latter that
al! Sioux found off their reservation with
h rst;le intent be punished.
Orders were issued yesterday for the
removal of the Modes. who are now 6
Fort Mcpherson, to a permanent loca-
ton with the Quapaw s. on the Neosbc
river, in the extreme northwestern corners
OF the Indian Territory
Ten deserters from the army, who are
now IN the marine corps, taking advan-
tage Of the Presidents recent pardon,
have reported to the War Department,
and have been discharged from the army.
By the adjustment of the Department
Of the Lakes, the personal and general
staff of General Cooke will be entirely
broken up and scattered. Orders for the
reassignment of the officers comprising
these steffs will soon be given.
Leaves of absence have been given to
all Government employees at Washington
to go to their homes in the several States
in which elections will be held next Tues
Gay.
Tbe New York city Excise Board re-
ports over 1000 liquor saloons Of various
kinds between Fourteenth street and the
Battery. The Board has received $3.50,
900 for licences the present year, being
! 10000 ABOVE that received by the old
Ring Board.
| Washington advices say that bills will
be introduced early in he next session of
Com ress to re establish, in restricted
FORM the Irankinh privileges. It is claimed
that the increased receipts of the Poet
Office Department,on account Of the o DO
htlon of the privilege, are more than
oSunterbalanced by the inc,eosed cxpen-
ditures of the other departments.
Tobacco culture is a success in Dodge
County.
The skating season opened IN FOX Lake
on the 29th Of October.
A bear recently enjoyed promenade
through the village of Baldwin.
Miss Kate Wright, of Whitewater was
seriously injured by being thrown from
buggy on Thursday last.
West Bend is to have big wheat Gle
vator. Many saw-mills throughout the
State are susnending operations.
1t Is estimated that fourteen or fifteen
thousand bushels Of flax seed were grown
In St Crolx County this season. About |
lalf that quantity has been marketed.
A cad case ia noticed in The Oshkosh
Nor fbwaStern. Tbros l;+tlA oL;fIuo. = r.