The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1873-10-23

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emlgrants passed through Sioux City er >
route for Yankton County, Dakota. This
Is the same party whose arrival, Was an i.
nounced In New York = few weeks since.
One family bring $4,000 in gold, and
others from $4,000 to $4,000 each. ad' IA
Dallas Parker was killed ar D,bn,r. 2
Iowa. Tbursday evening, while descend.
ing mineral shaft to recover bucket"
The rope, being old and rotten, broke. .
letting HIM fall Q distance of lss feet. !,
His body was brought to the surface after
some delay, bu! life was extinct. saa
Fred Douglas has gonet to Europe in,
charge ola party of Treasury clerks to
carry an installment of the new loan
bonds for the government. ssa aav baA
In accordance with. the terms of the s1-p
rangenent, the Secretary Of the Treasury
has telegraphed the Collectors of Custonss-
to release canal boats held for non-pay-,
nent OF the tonnage tax, and will ask Cen,
gre's to abolish the law altogether. 'pa
Slater, convicted Of the murder of Hos
soy, at Washington. has been granted Q
new trial. N@'t
Herman Faxon. a farmer, walked off
dock at Toledo, Ohio. on Friday. and was
drowned. u#.3 'a5 evl
The Hon. Elias FL. Roberts, just return
ed from Europe, has covered his back pay
into the treasury. sba's.i y ,'.Hs.ni
Sixty-nine thousand pounds in bullion
were shipped from Southampton, England,
yesterday, for Colon. pa
The U2ion Pacific is clear Of snow.
f Mr.. Seymour Wilcox, the founder of
Waupun, has been Frustrated by stroke
IF paralysis. ao. .1gs ssa .~ 5aa
4 A bloody ARRAY occurred at Green Bay
Thursday evening between an old man
named Trip, represented %, peacsable.
and & rough of the worst character. ri
An Indian mound has lately been struck
by railway builders, and skeleton Of
unusual size, pieces Of blanket and q
number Of Mexican coins discovered
! therein. fre4. .rA
Two rogues entered Mrs. Hellmeyster'e
house at Dousman, on III ,nday last, while
the occupants were at church, and after
helping themselves to good square meal,
left with about $500 in silver e, 81 ,.s1f
At Brule mine, Douglass County. a few
days ago, found a quantity of vein mat
ter showing native copper, and one piece
weighing eight pounds was in sight. Ex-
tensive preparations are being made for
working the mine. u.s. b isaa.aeE T.9a
THEIRS is confident of the defeat of the
Monarcuists. .a@staff ln .lI seE
An Interview Is reported between EN-
peror William and Bismarck, and the
usual amount Of speculation is made as to
It's meaning.
| TUESDAY, OCT. 91sr Il agE
The safe in the County Treasurers' Office
at Andrew. Jackson County. Iowa, was
| robbed Sunday night of $20, 900. No clue
to the robbers.
The Temperance Reform Convention ct
Homer, Ca, consisting of twenty-four
councils, concluded their labors lest night
with torch light procession, participated
in by the two colleges and by almost
every lady and citizen of the place.
| Watertown manufactured 9,500,00c
brick during the present season. ESQ II
There is one school district in Marathon
county which has 364 more square miles z
than the state of Rhode Island. go, reT
! A Mr.. P6fter, Of the town of Lucas.
Dunn county. was killed, the 14th inst.o
by being drawn around the tumbliRg rods q
of thresbing machine. gd e4I
The GAINESVILLE Gazette says that the N
Northwestern railroad company are lay =
ing new iron on the road from Alton TO
Evansville o.srr !, .gi a,eesf
The Oshkosh Turner'S contributed
handsome sum to their brethren in Mem
phis, Tennessee, who are suffering from
the yellow fever. A worthy deed.
A man named Dick Adams was caught
in the act of sending cold chisel to the
prisoners in tue county Jail at La Crosse
and is now incarcerated with them. LA
Hans Samson, Norwegian, fell upon
saw in the mill of S. 4. Jewct & Co.. of {
Cedar Falls, in such a manner as to be
-, - ,po rrarad in twain int shava