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

full value.
Charleston CIV. Va paper reports the dis
covery of mine of black band iron ore eight
miles from that town. This ore is one of the
finest known. 1t is the only ore used in
making the Scotch pig metal.
Montreal dispatch states that the cele-
brated Judgment OF Judge Ranthier, that
priest could not be held responsible before
the civil courts for what he said from the
pulpit has been reversed in the Court of Re-
view of that city.
| It appears from the statements of leading
insurance men that all large cities in the
country are to be visited with demand for
reform similar to that served upon Chicago.
Foreign.
-Four continuous days Of fighting between
the Carlists and the army of Gen. Moriones
in the province Of Navarro have apparently
given to neither side material advantage.
An attack Of the Carlists on Gen. Moriones
left wing was repulsed, but the Republicans
were not able to drive the enemy from the
field.
|
European governments represented in the
Postal Congress except France have in
structsd their delegates to sign the conven-
ton, upon the condition that it receives the
support and ratification Of the United States. :"
The Carlists in Spain are reported to be
supplied with cartridges to the amount of
seventy tons from Birmingham almost every
week.
Mexico celebrated her Fourth of July -
on the 18th of September. The President in
an Grafton, said that the peace of the country
is becoming daily more settled. There has
also been an outbreak of epidemic yellow
fever on tho coast.
Two steamers of the feet engaged in laying
the new direct Atlantic cable have arrived at
Queenstown, and the third is on the way
thither. The cable parted in severe storm,
and after fruitless efforts to recover it, the
fleet, being short Of coal, were compelled to
make for land.
An instruction has broken out at Buenos
Ayres, in consequence Of the alleged fraudu-
lent conduct of the late Presidential cleo
ton. Gen. Mitri is at the head of the in
surgents.
Fourteen persons convicted of taking part
in the riots at Medenau, Northeastern Prus-
sia last June, have been sentenced to terms
of imprisonment varying from six months to
three years.
Advices from the north of Spain say
thst there are signs Of the breaking
up of the Carlist army. Several insurgent
leaders have surrendered, and it is reported
that others were shot by order of Don Carlos
for demanding a cessation Of hostilities.
A semi-oficial statement of the Prince of
Wales pecuniary liabilities has appeared iii
one Of the London newspapers. The young
mans debts have not been paid by the Queen
They do not amount to one-third of his an
nual income, and scarcely any Of them have
been due longer than year.
-Four tons of powder on barge in the Re-
gent CANAL London, exploded on the I'd inst,
killing a number of people, and inficting
serious damage to property in the vicinity.
Several arrivals in the Geological Gardens
were killed by the explosion, the report of
which was heard a distance of twenty miles
Cana at San Francisco we have de-
tails of the terrible typhoon which visited
Southern Japan on the Goth of August. Hun
dreds Of Japanese junks were wrecked, and
fully 200 lives were lost at Nagasaki alone.
Stores and houses were overthrown. Kobe
also suffered. Not less than 1 ,00G iunks were
wrecked. Sagalen came III for a share of the
typhoon, as 5000 houses were destroyed, and
100 lives were lost. Thousands of cattle on
the plantations were killed.
Pecuniary aid is asked for Garibaldi, who is
represented as in very poor circumstances,
often without means to obtain the necessaries
of life.
Germany has informed France that she
must send %, 900 troops to the Spanish from
tier to enforce strict neutrality, or that num-
Der of German soldiers will be stationed in
the Pyrenees for the purpose.
Later accounts of the earthquake in the
town Of Antigua, Guatemala, place the num-
Der of lives lost at thirty-twO.
Bryan Waller Proctor, we'll known as BARRY
Cornwall" the English author, is dead. He
was in the 84th year of his age.
The elections in France for Councils Gen
eral have resulted in considerable gains for
the Conservatives.
1t is estimated that the famine in Asia
Minor has already cansed the death Of 1900
people.
A mutiny is reported to have broken out in
the camp of the Carlists at Durango, and that
Don Carlos was seriously wounded by one of
the mutineers.