The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1874-10-08

have been arrested at Owenton, Ky, and
taken to Louisville for trial before the u. S.
District Court.
New Orleans dispatch states that on the
arrival of a company of United States troops
ut ST. Martinsville, body Of the White
League, who had been under arms at that
place, left and went to Breaux Bridge, ten
miles distant, where they were at last accounts
with four pieces of artillery.
There are now in Louisians twenty eight
companies of regular troops.
Political.
| The adjourned Liberal Convention at Albany,
| N. Y, on the 10Th ust, refused to make any
nominations, being evidently inclined to sup
port I1lden, the Democratic candidate.
| The Democracy Of Nevada have nominated
L. r. Bradley for Governor, and A. @. Ellis for
Congress. Resolutions we're adopted oppos
ing massed capital, subsidies, and the third
term; condemning the back salary-grab; OPP
posing Chinese immigration favoring laws for
the regulating of fares and freights; indors-
ing the eight-hour law; arraigning the admin
istration for abuse of power demanding the
repeal of the bullion tax and condemning
the acts Of violence recently perpetrated in
| the South.
Parson Brownlow is announced as candi-
date for Congress from the Second Tennessee
| district.
| Willard Phillips, of Salem, has been nomin-
ated for Congress from the Essex MASS dis
| trict in opposition to Gen. B. F. Butler.
| Advices from New Orleans indicate a will
| ingness on the part Of both Republicans and
| Democrats to abide by the conference COM
| promise.
| Judge John F. Green has been nominated
by the Independent Republicans for Governor
of South Carolina
Andy johnson is advocating from the
stump, in Tennessee, the Reputation of both
the State and national debts.
The Peoples party of Chicago held it's
nominating conventions on the 9Th inst. B.
g. Caulfeld, Carter FL. Harrison and John V.
LIE Moyne were nominated for Congress in
the First, Second and Third Districts.
Washington.
Miss Minnie Sherman, eldest daughter of
the General was married at Washington on
the LIST inst, to Lieut.. Fitch, of the navy.
About half a million of national bank notes
now reach the Comptroller OF. Currency daily
| Tor destruction.
Renorts received at the Agricultural De-
partment show that the wheat crop will nearly
average that of last year None of the large
corn-producing States reach an average.
There will be q fair cron of oats. POTATOES
| - 1900,
ana nay, put 1883 tuan Hall d crop VI Coo"ooo'
g. cL 80 -, atos have +o1,o,,
| N0Ah' SHoi An''IA "1A Liz " ' A
| leave of Washington, and the army head
oror+ers bova baon raroovad RI ST T,onis,
quarters nave Oeeh f0ho'eu W o. LOUIS
rho so1,ou,;,,, . +lo r,,bl;c dab+ o+ote,oan+
Inc following Is the puOnc oeOe statement
c. 1000 e. ON ooa eoo
Five per cent. bonds. 5l7,O25, 200
- 20. ooo ooo
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M M%Wnud I deb+ oe0' 6459 GI0
Legal tender notes. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. S82075,4o7
TrsctionsI c III 46'9SiOi8
ooil c0r'in0a'0S' -o,--o,O0O
Total without interest ............s 511,572,O26
ro+a1deb+ % 25e 937. 53s
-
Ao'ai ln'elo''. '''''-'-'''''''''''" 'A'o01'A'
Cash IN the treasury, coin. ..........s 7a409'6m
Special deposits held for the redemption
of certificates OF deposit as provided &c azo ooo
-
Total in the Treasury. .........S l49,875,5l8
Debt less cash in Treasury. 2,189, 743. 1876
- ,o- 1,-
Bonds issued to the Pacific Railroad
Companies interest payable in lawful a. coo
Interest accrued and not vet paid. .... 500 352
interest p repaid bv DEMONSTRATION Of -'''''
- mails etc .:....;...:3;.; 5,469,979
States pN-' " 1s 5418
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