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

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A most remarkable incident happened
to the schooner Hungarian, downward !
bound, from Chicago, during the storm
on Monday night While crossing Sag
NAV bay. heavy seas frequently swept
the decks, one Of which took the mate
and one man overheard This was fol. |
lowed Immediately by another heavy seq,
which landed both men on deck again.
A dispatch from Main says: 1.-THE An
droscoggin is higher than at any other
time since the fresh0t of 1859. At Auburn
the shoe facs ories had to stop work, the
engines being submerged. and many
buildings are surrounded by water. Dead
river bridge, on the Audroscogqin Rail
road, is washed away, and the passengers
and mails have to be transferred"
II seems that the colored cadets, at the
Naval Academy, are ag.in in trouble, rs
he Secretaey et the Navy IS in receipt of
a report from the commandant,the nature
of which is not yet made public, but
which is said charges Convers and Nc
Clelland with disregard ofthe established
discipline of the school.
A telegram FRI m Calcutta to the Lon
don Times says o severe famine is threat
ened In the province of Bengal.
The Government dredge snd tug sus-
pended operations for the season on Sat
urday last, and have gone into winter
quarters at Two Rivers. sHs&
Brick Pomeroy has been Frustrated by
sD attack Of fever and nerve exhaustion
from oVerwork He is soon to sail to
Europe for his health Isl. afnr
The Chippewa Herald states that Mr.
o. II. Ingram has purchased the Wheat
on laundering CompaDy's mill, which has
been idle over half the season.
Timber is to be sold at auction by the
acre, on the Lisbon Plank Road, Nov. 10
One dollar cord for wood ID rather a
tantaiizing prospect to city consumers at
the present prices.
The remains of The late Samuel l.. Mar
shall were received by express at Green
Bay, Monday evening. and inferred on
Tuesday morning His death occurred
last week from stroke OF apoplexy.
A number of wheat stacks on the farm
of julius Caraen, three miles southwest OF
High Forest, OImsted County, were burn
ed on Wednesday. The flames were con-
municated from fire running on thep
rie. The stacks contained about 400
| bushels.
FRIDAY. OCT. 24th.
Twenty-one yellow fever deaths at
Memphis yesterday. s..fa
The New England ex-ineorjatss have
formed an association called the Anew
England Reformed Mems Association"
The western bar iron association, at
Pitlsburg yesterday resolved to cut down
the prices of iron. and wages of employ
ees.
John Mccarthy, a well known Louis,
vile lawyer, was yesterday shot by Jos
Crawford, who claimed that Mccarthy re
tanned his bounty money.
The trial OF Capt Clark, at San Fran
cisco, for cruelty to his men on the ship
Sunrise, is still going on. The testimony
sustalns most of the report of the outrage
Gus cruelty.
Steamer Vienna, with iron ore from
Marquette, foundered in deep water, in
Lake Superior, caused by bursting of
steam pipe. Owned by Hanna g. Co.,
Cleveland valued ut $500 All hands
saved.
At the opening of tho Supreme Court
at Washington, yesterday, address in
honor of the late chief Justice, were made
| by Attorney General Williams ana Asso
ciste Justice Clifford. Resolutions of re
spect were adop ted and the court. adjourn
ed.
1t is reported that the general Of the
Jesuits has transfe rred the headq
of the order to Malta.
Cardinal Petia Is about to leave ONE
for France, it is understood on a message
| from the Vatican to the French Bishops.
The King of Saxony 10 in dying con-