The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1873-06-19
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Arlington estate, now used as soldiers
cemetery. I'D .R7oedt sfa avosQ 8oa oib'3
an During the recent excursion Of the Iex!
aiming board of the Treasury Depart
ment south, a collectoraof customs was
found who could neither read nor write
The sale of til rough-bred stock by s.
B. Whlpple, of San Mateo, CAL, aggre-
gated $4,000. bod a7aalau esgat
William, Ross, supposed to be insane,
committed suicide at San francisco on
Friday leaving $4,000 in a bank saar4
The internal revenue receipts for the
current year will be $4,000 in excess of
the estimates. .......... .... FIJI.
The graves of Confederate dead at
Charleston were decorated on Friday ,
lsham B, Odel was executed at Atlanta,
| Ga, and Joe Duncan, colored, at. Paris,
KY, on Friday, for murder. ~. ....frag
A National Convention of .Millers
meets at Toledo, o., on Tuesday.
The steamer Mary Mcdonald was burn
at Gilham's Landing, Missouri River; loss,
$21 900. t....~.e... ....
S H. Richardson & Co., of St. Louis,
commission merchants, have suspended.
Major Henry Ewing, principal propri-
etor Of the St, Louis Times, died on FRI
day. 5, -4.-. 81 .rs, rrl v.e .a.s 10
Henri Rochefort is to be transp orted
from France to New Caledonia ..a raf
Gustave Courbett, who was the chief in.
strument of the Commune in destroying
the Vendome column, is to be prosecuted
by the French Cover nment for the re
covery of a sum sufficient to rebuild it.
aL aus ad. MONDAY. a5la
Some twenty Consulates are to be
changed aaaa5 be- aaa aafas oeh'
General Howard has written letter,
denying the charges Of mismanagement
in the afaiIs of the Freedmen's Bureau.
! On the afternoon Of the 18th of June,
the Modoc captives at Boyle's Camp
eased their consciences by restoring all
the valuaOles stolen at the time of the
masss ere of the Peace Commissioners.
The Secretary of the. Navy says that
from he testimony elected, he is conf
dent that the separation of the Polaris
from the recently rescued members of her
crew was purely accidently,and that Cap
tain Hall died natural death.
John A. Bingham, Minister to Japan, is
IN Washington, receiving is final in
structions.
Fl. janet, a rejected sutton, shot Ella
Wood, at Hudson n Y tried to kill her
father and then shot himself.
A reward of $4,000 is offered for the
capture of Horton, the forger.
The Indiana Supreme Court has again
granted Mrs. Glenn, who has been twice
convicted for the murder Of Mr.. and Mrs
R>ung, new trial.
The elevator at Cisco, Iowa, was burned
Saturday, with 10000 bushels Of wheat.
Joseph Q. Butler, President of the La.
fayette Bank and Safe Deposit Company
IN Cincinnati,died suddenly, Friday night
of heart disease.
Gentlemen of New York, representing
the principal commercial interests, such
as groceries, dry-goods hardware etc., are
taking measures for remedying abuses
which they say railroad companies now
infict upon the community, and to limit
their charges for freight.
Judge Rice, of Portland, Me-, has become
President of the Northern Pacific Rail-
road Company.
Over IA 900 immigrants have arrived
at New York since the first Of January.
Tie Clifford House, Keyport N. j.. was
burned Friday night.
Harvesting has commenced in Cali
| fornia.
The limited number of visitors to the
exposition, has caused reduction in the
high price OF living IN that city.
The Spanish government announces
the separation of Church and State part
of its programme.
Two-thirds of the village of Maxwell.
Ont. was burned on Saturday,
The Pope has completely recovered
from his illnesss
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