The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1873-06-12

turer OF PhlIadelphia, borrowed $4,000
and absconded. @I' aaaH
Ratazzi, the italian statesman, dled on
Thursday. an faga 4a0
Hon. William B. Allison and Miss Mary
Neatly were married at Burlington, Iewa,
Thursday afternoon. .aa
The American department. at Vienna
Exposition was opened on Thursday.
Elk Empress Eugene publishes an APP
peal to the PEOPLE of france in favor of
her son.
The yellow fever has entirely disap-
peared from Rio Janeiro, South America
The new town hall at Bolton, England,
was opened onThursday by the Prince of
Wales and Wife la..s.~...., ...1
No procession will be allowed at Bel
fast on the anniversary of the Battle of
the Boyne. .aa -.t tae0
Prince Jerome Napoleon has arrived in
Paris, where his presence occasions some
agitation. .. I'LL. el ~. ....ul... /. -.
! President MacMahon held his first re.
ception Thursday evening.
SATURDAY. .
A fire in Toledo, Friday night, des-
troyed property valued at $250.000.
In Webster City, Iowa young man
named Spt akman shot his sweetheart be-
cause she refused to marry him.
Tom Wright, the murderer of Rngerski,
was hanged at Washington Friday.
Secretary Robson has resumed the in
vestigation concerning the Polaris
The Government has been offered $780,
0O0 for the privilege of exhibiting Cap
tain Jack through the country.
The spotted fever is prevalent in Fair
bault, MINI.
Most Reverend A. J. Schaepman, Arch
bishop Of Utrecht, died yesterday.
Princess Augusta, widow of King
William III. of Russia, died at Hamburg,
Friday.
A panic prevails amoug the settlers in
New Zealand over frequent assassinations
by mountaineers, and another Maori war
is probable.
MONDAY.
Coroner Young, of New York, has been
summoned to give testimony 10 the Wal
worth murder case
Chief Justice Butler, of Connecticut
died AZ Norwalk Sunday evening.
Thirteen thousand immigrants arrived
at New York last week.
A fire at Cincinnati on Sunday destroy
ed 1,400 barrels of coal oil, % loaded
freight cars, a lumber yard, apd II dwell
ing houses, causing loss of $175, 600.
The steamer George Cromwell is safe
at Key West. ..
Victoria G. Woodruff was stricken with
heart disease Friday night, and will
probably die. -
Stokes thinks he will have new trial.
The corner stone of Rev. DR.. Talmage's
new taber nacle at Brooklyn was laid on
Saturday.
Nashville is excited over the prevalence
of the cholera.
The Geneva award is to be paid Sep
TENDER 14th.
A collision ON the Lake Shore Railroad,
Saturday, between cattle and gravel trains,
killed $50 head of stock and injured five
train men.
The Modoc prisoners are to be RENTED
20 Gen. Davis for such action as he may
see tit. ..
The Bank of France has paid into the
treasury one quarter of the sum due Ger
many on account of the war indemnity.
The reported capture of Irun, by the
Carlists, is denied.
Religious liberty has been. decreed in
Guatemala.
Count Won Arnim,the German Ambassa-
dor to France, presented his credentials
on Saturday.
Gen. Chanzy has accepted the position
of Civil Governor of Algeria.
" Gen. Velarde's troops mutinied in Bar
celona, Spain, and the commander was
obliged to seek safety in flight.
The trouble ended on Sunday after five
hours hard fighting, when the troops sur
rendered. a
On Sunday the Spanish Cortes met and
passed resolution definitely proclaiming