The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1875-10-07

Interest paid by the United States. 28,202, 8O7
Interest repaid by transportation Of
Balance of interest paid by United
States .............. ...............' 21,ooo,zoo
It is claimed that the United States will
have to pay, under the Treaty of Washing
ton, $1,000, Oo0 annually for the Canadian
fisheries.
The United States Assistant Treasurer at
New York has been directed by the Secretary
of the Treasury to sell $4,000,000 in gold
during the present month-$1, 100000 each
Thursday.
GeneFas.
A horrible tragedy was enacted at knowlton,
Quebec the other day. An old man named
Seeing his son coming Ia, he turned and shot
him. The son then, in self-defense, shot his
father dead. The old lady is not expected to
live.
A serious not between Catholics and Orange
men, caused by the latter attacking Catholic
procession, occurred in Toronto, Canada, last
week. There were many broken heads and
limbs, but no one was killed.
The new United States mint is to be located
at Chicago. .p
Nichols, the rascally teller OF the Montreal
Bank of Commerce, who stole about 800, 900
and disappeared, has been arrested, with his
father, at ST. Augustine, Fla.
One of the most extensive and desperate
gangs of horse-thieves that ever existed in the
Southwest has recently been broken up in the
Indian Territory, twenty-seven of the outlaws
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was composed mostly of men who had escaped
from Justice in the States, and had regular
trail and places of rendezvous, extending from
Kansas to Texas and Missouri.
A train on the Richmond, Drummond and
Athabasca railroad ran off the track near Sorel,
Canada, last week, killing ten passengers and
wounding some fifteen others.
The blooded stock on President Grants ST.
Louis farm was sold at auction last week, and
brought ridiculously small returns for the
amount OF money spent in the original pur-
chase and the cost of maintenance. Exclusive
of the animals bid in for their owner, the sale
realized about $4,000, only one-tenth of the es-
timated value of the stock.
Cable rates have been advanced, and are now
81 in gold per word.
Lee & Shepard the book publishing firm of
Boston and New York, who recently suspended,
have offered to pay their creditors twenty cents
on the dollar and call it square.
Sheppard, Hall & Co., extensive lumber deal
ers of Boston, have suspended, with liabilities
of 81, 800, 900.
The turf has suffered a severe loss in the
1of4I n
dead while trotting race at Hmira N. Y, the
other day.
Helmbold, the ex-buchu man, is undoubted-
ly insane, and has again been sent to an
asylum.
Toronto, Canada, was the scene of another
hoody riot between Catholics and Orangemen
on Sunday, the Sd inst The day was one Sc
lected by Catholics for pilgrimage from
church to church, in commemoration of cel tain
promulgations. The procession was attacked
by Orangemen, and three or four persons were
killed and large number wounded.
Political.
The Republicans of Massachusetts, met in
State Convention at Worcester on the 29th
ult., and nominated Alexander FL. Rice for
Governor on the third ballot. President
Wilson presided.
The President has appointed George Dawson
Coleman, of Pennsylvania Secretary of the
Interior, in place of Delano. Mr.. Coleman is
one of the iron kings of the Keystone State. is
man of great wealth, and has never figured
in politics.
Foreign.
Many parts of ireland have been visited by
disastrous floods. An overflow in the river Leo
inundated portion of the city Of Cork and
country for miles around. occasioning immense
damage to property.
The browning stone of the Lincoln Memorial